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Nor has there been any shortage of buyers to snap up newly constructed flats.
www.cbc.ca The levy was supposed to hit buy-to-let landlords who snap up multiple properties.
www.dailymail.co.uk So if a stock drops irrationally, the closed-end fund may snap up a bargain, while open-ended funds might sell too early.
en.wikipedia.org Also, because fewer analysts cover the small-cap sector, it is a less efficient market -- meaning smart investors can snap up unjustly cheap stocks.
moneyweek.com Canny buyers might snap up this historic gem before the market bounces back into life.
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