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I had to close a deal with a teacher about a rental.

Whether they'll be available for rental on the days you need them is another matter.

Many of the new products are being tried out first by the car rental industry.

"The good rental car companies are able to do different things," he said.

"You going to find a rental in her real name?"

The pay may not be the same, nor office rental.

That led to the rental of a second home, but it was not far enough away.

Best thing may be to take a short term rental and then go around to figure out where to stay.

Car rentals for people under 25 can be a big problem.

If you already know what you're doing, rentals are available.

In the first stage, the movie does its turn as a rental.

It happens to be the rental of a room in a building.

The center makes its rooms available to the public for rental.

"The last thing you want is a surprise at the end of the rental."

His response to my question for a rental was completely different from the other place.

Equipment rental is not included in any of the programs.

Rentals there will begin at the end of the year.

He has been in the auto rental business since 1973.

The company also has car rental, hotels and food services.

Should they pay more in stadium rental to the city?

Transportation is not an issue because we'll have a rental.

So it decided to buy a building instead of finding another rental.

They have six, which are used for teaching and rentals.

That's what I decided last spring when it was time to find a summer rental.

There are very few rentals available, and people really want to be here.

It is now a 'rental' space for lease for any small business to operate.

And Matthew is a transcontinental 'rental child,' a professional friend whose dreams come into the lives of all those he touches.

"There's this new concept of 'rental,' " said Dave Richards, a spokesman for Real Networks.

SHELTER has called for urgent legislation to protect people buying their homes on 'rental purchase'- a form of credit.

The regional council voted to purchase Massey's Folly to escape the 'rental spiral' in Winchester and the problems of traffic and parking.

"We have 7,000 rentals all the way to Montauk, and normally, we call President's Week 'Rental Week,' but this year it didn't happen."

During the second world war, the government took control of the system, worked it to death without investing and, under a fixed 'rental' agreement of 1941, pocketed more than half of the railways' receipts.

She and other critics say such cosmetics may be a factor in the city's recurrent skirmishes with its largest employer, White Plains Linen, a third-generation family linen-cleaning and -rental business that, despite its name, has been in Peekskill since 1979.

For example, the national accounts usually imputes the value of household investment or home-owner 'rental' income and treats some public sector institutional investment as direct income flows - whereas the SAM is trying to show just the explicit flows of money.

These 'Mietkaserne'(literally 'rental barracks'), to avoid the slum problem of a London or central Berlin, would be four storeys high and would open up on an interior square that was green and ample enough to permit plenty of light and fresh air.