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That is far more than some good new grands cost.

"My grands are not going to be statistics," she said.

Like he'll demand exactly a hundred grands from the buyer.

Several seconds - and a hundred of grands flow into my account.

Smaller grands satisfy the space and cost needs of domestic use.

But not all teachers are trading their baby grands for synthesizers.

Maybe that was why Broadway looked like the grands boulevards to me.

They also make limited numbers of special harps, which are concert grands.

It's no small matter to find two well-matched concert grands, he said.

Even if you don't buy anything at the grands magasins (department stores) they're fun to walk around in.

Should someone with over 50 grands prix under his belt be crashing quite so much?

Grands are very important, and they should have a right to enjoy their grandchildren for the holiday."

Or maybe Roman really is alcoholic who squanders grands in just weeks?

The following year he won two grands prix and was runner-up in the title race.

They participated in 7 grands prix, entering a total of 9 cars.

Nearly all of them are new grands or uprights.

Grands make up nearly 75 percent of sales at Steinway Hall.

He ordered the wall destroyed and replaced it with the future grands boulevards.

Not to just steal a couple of grands, not to have fun with friends in restaurant, but the Goal?

To this should be added students in preparatory classes of the grands lycées.

Six grands prix remain, though, so there's time yet.

Martin is better known for his participation in several of the prewar grands prix.

Some 20 concert grands are made per year-each one requiring 8 months of manufacture.

Instead of typical retail Muzak, most feature piano players at real baby grands.

The surprise was the sight of two pianists seated on stage at facing grands.