Bidding war
noun
Contemporary Examples
The Speidi Chronicles Alison Prato May 4, 2009
What On Earth Is ‘The Affair’ About? Season One’s Baffling Finale Tim Teeman December 21, 2014
How I Write: Paul Lynch Noah Charney December 17, 2013
Spring’s Big YA Books Shannon Donnelly March 17, 2010
Tough-Guy Pols Let Wives Take the Fall, Maureen McDonnell Edition Eleanor Clift August 25, 2014
Harvey Weinstein: Elizabeth Taylor Was AIDS’ Greatest Fighter Harvey Weinstein March 22, 2011
Mortgage Rates Are Rising. Will the Housing Recovery Falter? Megan McArdle June 3, 2013
What the Hell is Happening in D.C.? Megan McArdle December 20, 2012
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