1. A finance house made a bid to buy up the entire company.

2. The scheme to buy up empty houses and rent them to homeless families will help to solve two problems.

3. In that way housing associations could immediately buy up many of the surplus properties that are currently available on the housing market.

4. Middlesbrough Council wants to buy up 200 properties to clear the area and make a fresh start.

5. You can also buy up to 300 different herbs, potted up for sale.

6. Why are they driven to buy up other advertising agencies?

7. They buy up an entire slum block, raze it and erect a castle containing theaters, concert halls and restaurants.

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8. They buy up rival companies then just run them down.

9. He unveiled a radical ￡750 million package to buy up 20,000 empty houses for the use of homeless families.

10. Then there are the moves to buy up empty properties and for temporary increases in local authority investment.

11. A developer trying to buy up a site in a city comes across an owner who charges a ridiculously high price.

12. Hanson Trust has the muscle to buy up some of America's biggest companies.

13. Market slump could buy up all the money the most or at least shares fall.

14. It can buy up mortgages and restructure the terms to help families stay in their homes.

15. The government plans to buy up all surplus grain in order to stabilize the price.

16. In America, the article, China should buy up businesses in order to acquire sophisticated know - how.

17. These are created by investment firms that buy up a group of mortgages from lenders.

18. To do this, it had to buy up dollars as they came flooding in.

19. The mention of price rises sent citizens out to their shops to buy up as much as they could.

20. The proceeds of the issue will be used to buy up to 76 residential properties in Greenwich.

21. If you lived today as if it were your last, you'd buy up a box of rockets and fire them all off, wouldn't you? Garrison Keillor 

22. An extra ￡750m will be used before the end of 1992/93 to buy up some empty properties in the owner-occupied housing sector.

23. And why, if they are so pious, are there speculators who buy up whole blocks of houses with inflated currency?

24. A previous rights issue in 1991 raised some ￡25 million and helped the company buy up development land at bargain prices.

25. If the customer must sell time the bond, the securities trader can also buy up.

26. China holds the world's largest currency reserves, enough to buy up the share prices in New York or sell down the yield curve of the T-bond.

27. The German central bank must use 2 billion in reserves to buy up 6 billion marks.

28. State-controlled manufacturers sell goods on the global market and buy up natural resources. Sovereign-wealth funds invest the profits from all of this activity in global markets.

29. In Australia the Chinese Government give money to Chinese ex. patriots who live there to buy up land and other real estate that is for sale.

30. Initially, Paulson was reportedly in favor of spending TARP money to buy up troubled assets.

1. The mention of price rises sent citizens out to their shops to buy up as much as they could.

2. A finance house made a bid to buy up the entire company.

31. The TARP as originally conceived was to buy up toxic assets off the bank balance sheets.

32. If meat producers buy up crops to feed to animals, poor people any food to eat.

33. So what I would try to do is buy up lots of tickets, run them through my scanning machine, and then try to return the unscratched losers.

34. Banna in the tropical crop research institute can buy up the processing of Coffea arabica, is the best gift to friends and relatives.

35. The partnership tried to Buy up all the stock holdings.

36. It might seem strange for a company focused on cloud computing and virtualization to buy up one whose core is enterprise application management.

37. Well, what did you do, buy up all the control heads in Houston?

38. Buy up the whole of the paper shop this morning?

39. They also don't seem as determined to buy up agricultural land as voraciously in Latin America as China has begun to do in recent years.