81.   In fact, most real estate contracts make the sale of a house contingent upon an inspection report satisfactory to the buyer.

82.   In that case regulators insisted the sale be made to one bank that could become a legitimate competitor in the Boston market.

83.   In the same room were paintings by Frida Kahlo that the couple had bought when Kahlo was happy to make a sale.

84.   In offices, sales are being made, deals struck and corners cut.

85.   Instead of trying to limit arms trafficking around the globe, it is now ready to make sales to former Soviet bloc countries.

86.   Instead, he said, they told him to make the sale and document everything properly.

87.   Instead of banging a gavel, the auctioneers wave foot-long pieces of inch-thick green plastic telephone cable as each sale is made.

88.   Instead of door-to-door canvassing, students are making sales over the telephone, mostly to relatives, Lemieux said.

89.   Instead, they take Weill at his word, and believe that the sale is being made, at least in part, for other strategic reasons.

90.   Its first major sales were made not in Japan, but the United States.