The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT65) UNDATED -- April 28, 2005 -- AUCTION-GAME -- Photo Illustration. Takashi Hashiyama, president of Maspro Denkoh Corporation, an electronics company based outside of Nagoya, Japan, could not decide whether Christie's or Sotheby's should sell the company's art collection, which is worth more than $20 million, at next week's auctions in New York. Instead, he resorted to an ancient method of decision-making that has been time-tested on playgrounds around the world: rock breaks scissors, scissors cuts paper, paper smothers rock. (Tony Cenicola/The New York Times)
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2005-04-28
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The New York Times Agency
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