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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
eBay .
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Examples
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Even though you can now replicate the 303's sound on inexpensive music programs, the original rarely eBays for less than £1,200.
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It needs to be critically examined if we're going to have investors step up to back the Apples, Amazons, eBays and Googles of tomorrow?
John F. Ince: Fool's Gold for Venture Capital Investors John F. Ince 2011
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Even though you can now replicate the 303's sound on inexpensive music programs, the original rarely eBays for less than £1,200.
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Skype will get spun out also as soon as the CEO figures out how to minimize eBays loss on the whole mess.
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Lockyer and Levy had the temerity to suggest otherwise, pointing out, for example, that rising government expenditures had to be considered in the context of the state's vast population (37 million and counting); that while some corporations had moved manufacturing facilities elsewhere (understandably to take profitable advantage of under-paid laborers), venture capital continued to flow into the state, to launch the eBays and Googles of tomorrow.
Richard H. Smith: A National Right-Wing Attack on California Richard H. Smith 2010
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Lockyer and Levy had the temerity to suggest otherwise, pointing out, for example, that rising government expenditures had to be considered in the context of the state's vast population (37 million and counting); that while some corporations had moved manufacturing facilities elsewhere (understandably to take profitable advantage of under-paid laborers), venture capital continued to flow into the state, to launch the eBays and Googles of tomorrow.
Richard H. Smith: A National Right-Wing Attack on California Richard H. Smith 2010
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"Having a global footprint has been very helpful to the Amazons and eBays of the world."
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Lockyer and Levy had the temerity to suggest otherwise, pointing out, for example, that rising government expenditures had to be considered in the context of the state's vast population (37 million and counting); that while some corporations had moved manufacturing facilities elsewhere (understandably to take profitable advantage of under-paid laborers), venture capital continued to flow into the state, to launch the eBays and Googles of tomorrow.
Richard H. Smith: A National Right-Wing Attack on California Richard H. Smith 2010
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This was the height of the dotcom era, when everybody traded their souls for stock options, and most plummeted with the startups they saught to create eBays out of.
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Never liked eBays fees, they charge you for EVERYTHING and the fees are high too.
The End of eBay’s Egalitarianism - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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