replacement cost
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replacement cost The cost of replacing an asset, either in its present physical form or as the cost of obtaining equivalent services. If the latter is lower in amount than the former, the conclusion is that the assets currently used by the company are not those it would choose to acquire in the market place. Replacement cost may be used to value tangible
fixed assets and in some circumstances such
current assets as stock.
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'And they're off - virtually'; The Curragh sells Derby tickets over the Internet.
M2 Presswire; 6/29/2000; 700+ words
; ...And they're off - virtually'; The Curragh sells Derby tickets over the Internet...COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:29062000 The Curragh, home of Irish racing and this weekend...the Internet for the first time. The Curragh has teamed up with ts.com, the online...
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Curragh Resources announces year-end results.
PR Newswire; 1/21/1991; 700+ words
; CURRAGH RESOURCES ANNOUNCES YEAR-END RESULTS...Clifford H. Frame, chairman of Curragh Resources Inc. (NYSE: CZP), today...operations was the second highest since Curragh's operations commenced, only marginally...
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 "Hoffman Estates Review (IL)")
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Curragh moving into Edison Park
Newspaper article from: Hoffman Estates Review (IL); 3/9/2006; ; 599 words
; The Curragh, an Irish Pub located at Woodfield Mall...Owner Paul Leongas hopes to open a new Curragh -- at about half the size -- in Edison...the second floor. While the Schaumburg Curragh features eight separate, themed seating...
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Curragh Resources announces earnings.
PR Newswire; 10/17/1990; 700+ words
; CURRAGH RESOURCES ANNOUNCES EARNINGS TORONTO...Clifford H. Frame, chairman of Curragh Resources Inc. (NYSE: CZP) announced...payable metal, we have tried to position Curragh to react appropriately to changing metal...
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 "The Racing Post (London, England)")
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Con Collins, father figure of all Curragh trainers, dies aged 82.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England); 1/31/2007; 700+ words
; ...CON COLLINS, the father figure of all Curragh trainers and the longest-serving member...training career at Lisieux Stables on the Curragh before moving to Melitta Lodge for seven...at the 1968 Irish Derby meeting at the Curragh he was the first of many gambles Collins...
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 "Evening Herald (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)")
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Curragh hopeful of saving Sunday.(SPORT)
Magazine article from: Evening Herald (Dublin, Republic of Ireland); 7/13/2007; 700+ words
; ...day's only scheduled fixture at The Curragh. It is, however, hoped that the Sunday...Darley Irish Oaks. It is a blow for The Curragh executive and for Horse Racing Ireland...our summer, such as it has been. The Curragh were seemingly on schedule to race on...
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 "Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)")
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21st Century makeover proves a hit at the Curragh.(SPORT)
Magazine article from: Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland); 6/20/2007; 700+ words
; ...country has had a 21st Century makeover. Curragh Golf Club members are now enjoying their...course". It's important to note that Curragh as a golf club affiliated to the GUI is...game of golf had been played over the Curragh lands long before 1881. History buffs...
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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Curragh the first victim of recession cutbacks; Non-starter: major work at the Curragh has been postponed due to the credit crunch.
Newspaper article from: The Daily Mail (London, England); 11/6/2008; 700+ words
; ...plans for a E100million facelift for the Curragh. The proposed redevelopment was due to...cutbacks had a major impact on plans for the Curragh. It was a contributory factor alright...The development of racecourses like the Curragh and Tramore, as well as overall prize...
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 "Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)")
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Curragh finds a new home.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL); 2/15/2006; ; 630 words
; ...Daily Herald Staff Writer Patrons of The Curragh Irish Pub outside Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg...Ginnelly, who's been general manager of Curragh since it opened in 1999, said it was...year success story of Schaumburg's Curragh will end with a bang, not a whimper...
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THE '100m redevelopment of the Curragh racecourse is the latest victim of the downturn.
Magazine article from: Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland); 11/6/2008; 700+ words
; Curragh facelift no longer under starter's orders THE '100m redevelopment of the Curragh racecourse is the latest victim of the downturn...reallocated' fixtures could now take place at the Curragh. A meeting is due to take place with Horse...
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curragh
Book article from: A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
curragh [Ir. corrach , wet bog, march, morass, low-lying plain...boggy land in Ireland or the Isle of Man may be called a curragh. The best-known is called The Curragh or The Curragh of Kildare, about 5,000 acres, 6 miles by...
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Curragh, the
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to Irish History
Curragh, the, Co. Kildare, 5,000 acres of...of prehistoric earthworks. ‘Curragh’, meaning racecourse, indicates...systematic basis from the 18th century, and the Curragh remains a major horse‐racing...
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Curragh incident
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to Irish History
Curragh incident. Often known as the ‘Curragh mutiny’, though no direct orders of any kind...Gen. Hubert Gough, 60 British cavalry officers at the Curragh camp near Kildare resigned their commissions rather than...
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the Curragh
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
the Curragh , undulating plain or common, 4,885...has been a military camp since 1646. The Curragh racecourse is Ireland's most famous horse...center. The region gave its name to the Curragh Incident or "Mutiny," in which many...
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Curragh Incident
Book article from: A Dictionary of Contemporary World History
Curragh Incident (1914) A ‘mutiny’ of officers on the Curragh plain near Dublin, the location of a British military headquarters. It resulted from the possibility that the army might have to quell an insurrection by Protestants...
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