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sell up

verb as in liquidate

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This sometimes results in a windfall for the owners who were so reluctant to sell up in the first place.

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Fears among some landlords about stricter tax rules in the Budget, as well as greater protection for renters, have led some to sell up, according to Rics.

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However, a joint mortgage can cause economic devastation if someone refuses to pay their agreed share, agree to new terms, or sell up.

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For those who don't sell up, Ms Emerson asks: “Should these pensioners be subsidised by younger taxpayers to stay in a valuable home? It seems to us to be intergenerationally unfair.”

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Jason Phillips had been living in his flat in Crouch End, north London, for 10 years when his landlady decided to sell up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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