We couldn't afford to leave, in several senses of afford.
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Because our country can't afford it, you can't afford it.
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People can afford healthcare, but they can't afford health insurance.
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If you can't afford vacations, you likely can't afford retirement either.
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Some can afford the pressure, and some cannot afford the pressure.
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If he can afford that, he can afford to pay Jason.
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You can afford the most ads and afford the most staffers.
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We cannot afford to get bitter, we cannot afford to get negative.
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If you cannot afford to buy something with cash, you cannot afford it.
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"We can't afford the rent, but we can't afford to rebuild either," he says.
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If you can afford the jacket, chances are you can afford to go help somebody.
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If you could afford the payments, you could afford the thing or experience you wanted.
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Individually, they wouldn't be able to afford a production plant or afford all the advertising.
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Employers often can't afford a stipend, and many students can't afford to work for free.
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"They feel they can't afford to work, and they can't afford to quit," Hamm said.
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They can't afford going to a concert, they can't afford going to major league sports.
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How Much: Annual income needed to buy a home Based on the data, here are the top 2369 cities where you to earn the most money to buy a typical home: Annual income needed to afford a home: $225,250 Annual income needed to afford a home: $2618,2000 Annual income needed to afford a home: $21.3,0003 Annual income needed to afford a home: $2000,285 Annual income needed to afford a home: $2000,411 Annual income needed to afford a home: $109,275 Annual income needed to afford a home: $103,235 Annual income needed to afford a home: $96,853 Annual income needed to afford a home: $93,263 Annual income needed to afford a home: $85,369 "Median household income across the United States recently reached a record high, which is great news for workers," says How Much.
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With cars you cannot afford that ... you cannot afford mistakes; especially when talking about autonomous cars.
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"If they can't afford it today, they sure as hell can't afford it tomorrow," Heitkamp interjected.
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"The savings allow me to better afford rent, to better afford utilities and groceries," he said.
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If Congress can afford tax breaks for the rich, they can afford food for working families.
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Where Ryan could afford to lose 20 or more Republicans, McConnell can afford just two defections.
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Borrowers find themselves squeezed: They can't afford college, but they also can't afford not to go.
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If we can afford to go to war, then we can afford to provide health care.
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If you cannot afford to pay a living wage, you cannot afford to hire a worker.
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Maybe they never went to college, but they could afford a ranch home in Dayton, Ohio, and they could afford a car and could afford to send their kids to college.
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When you have people who can't afford to go to the doctor or can't afford to buy prescription drugs, one out of five Americans can't afford the prescription drugs their doctors prescribe.
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Right, and you can afford childcare and you can afford to have a more well-rounded life.
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I couldn't afford to go to school, my parents couldn't afford to pay for me to go.
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Young people can't afford these rents, but most of them can't afford to buy a house, either.
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Not only could Mr. Egana not afford the full bail, he could not afford the fee, $3,20173.
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The real question isn't whether we can afford to act, but whether we can afford not to.
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We can't just throw people on a trash heap because they can't afford what I can afford.
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Trump cannot afford to fail Finally, Europeans should not be scared of Trump: He can't afford to fail.
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Buy the house you know you can afford, not the maximum the mortgage company thinks you can afford.
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"If you can't afford food, you're not going to be able to afford expensive sanitary products," she concludes.
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Poets and junkies can no more afford the Left Bank these days than they can afford Greenwich Village.
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"We can't afford more deaths, and we can't afford more slow suicides through addiction or depression or anxiety."
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They can't afford to receive collect calls, and I definitely can't afford to make any calls from here.
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You cannot afford to neglect your base, and you can't afford to leave everyone else to the opposition.
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Clark, if you can't afford to break ground without the bonus check, you can't afford those plane tickets.
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In the age of terrorism, these programs present risks we can just no longer afford — no longer afford.
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"We are talking about who is able to jump through those hoops, who can afford to take time off work, who can afford transportation and hotels, who can find and afford child care," she said.
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Kids might not be able to afford $600 sneakers, but they can afford to line up at 4 a.m.
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Some may say we can't afford to invest in housing, but the truth is we can't afford not to.
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If the owner could afford all that shine, the boy said, he could probably afford working brake pads too.
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The United States can afford a larger debt as the economy grows, just as millionaires can afford larger mortgages.
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The axiom "don't borrow what you can't afford" doesn't make sense to a high schooler — they can't afford anything.
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We've done this in a fashion that allows the people who cannot afford health care now to afford it.
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" There Mr. Fowlkes sang of city troubles in a pensive baritone: "Can't afford to live/Can't afford to die.
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Can you afford the payments or did you stretch to buy more than you could afford, out of sheer necessity?
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"They can't afford to drop that unless they can afford to come up with that money," Antos told NBC News.
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"I knew I couldn't afford an ambulance ride, I couldn't afford to be in the emergency room," she tells PEOPLE.
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And what our employers tell us, regardless of size is 'I can't afford it and my employees can't afford it.
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While they can't afford a cable bill, they also will tell you that they can't afford to do without WCTE.
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People entered this Presidency being able to afford their gas, being able to afford their health insurance, they cant now.
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I can't afford any technical difficulties, nor can I afford to have "Number of the Beast" cut off mid-solo.
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Many people without coverage said they couldn't afford healthcare plans in their area or couldn't afford plans through their workplace.
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If you cannot afford to stop dumping chemicals into the river, you cannot afford to be in the chemical business.
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"Everybody knows that if we actually raise interest rates the government can't afford to service the debt — and individuals can't afford to service the debt — corporations can't afford to service the debt, and the Ponzi unwinds," Yusko said.
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"Many people can't afford the price hikes but can't afford to stop taking the medication either," Swanson said in a statement.
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"You may be able to afford your insulin, but you may not be able to afford your other medicines," he says.
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Every girl can't afford "bloody shoes," so I like that I can partner with a shoe company many girls can afford!
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If you can afford brunch, you can afford to get lube airdropped by an Amazon drone before you fire up Grindr.
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Because no one can afford to be wrong ... 'no one can afford another 10 percent down month,' as one analyst said.
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"We can't afford the kind of software we would need, and we can't afford to hire a cybersecurity expert," she said.
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But within my budget, it seemed that most of the houses I could afford needed significant work (which I couldn't afford).
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Which is why those who can afford fine scotches can also afford to give everyone else lectures about our religious duties.
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If you can't afford medical care for high blood pressure, you certainly won't be able to afford care to fix that.
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Professionals can only afford two or three food items, and retirees often must leave behind products they can no longer afford.
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Those who can't afford to buy bottled or filtered water drink whatever comes out of the nearest tap, source or pond and leave the rest to the doctor they can't afford either or to Allah, whom everyone can afford.
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"If McDonald's can afford to give its shareholders $7.7 billion, it can afford to pay all of its workers $15 an hour."
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I lost my health insurance and eventually my doctor told me I couldn't afford treatments anymore, but I could afford narcotic painkillers.
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If you live in Pittsburgh or Detroit, it's possible to afford to afford a home while earning $40,1753 and not go broke.
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If we can afford to cut the business tax, then we can afford to prepare our youth for a 21st century economy.
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And so just like hard working families can't afford rising rent, good candidates just can't afford to compete with the special interests.
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They can't afford to wait for Washington to get its act together, and they can't afford to fund the necessary work themselves.
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A third said they couldn't afford child care, 24 percent said they couldn't afford a house and 0003 percent cited student debt.
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Those who can afford to pay the premiums may not be able to afford to use the insurance because of high deductibles.
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I'm fortunate that I can afford legal representation, but when I was an office manager/actress 4 years ago I couldn't afford it.
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Why more Americans can't afford to buy homes Why more Americans can't afford to buy homes Hoping to move from renting to owning?
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If they can afford ads, lawyers and lobbyists, they can afford to invest in a common sense solution to the net neutrality problem.
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Many people without coverage said they couldn't afford healthcare plans in their area or couldn't afford plans through their workplace: http://bit.ly/2900XL220006sL.
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Those who were granted a mortgage they couldn't afford on a house they couldn't afford and then lost it to foreclosure in 2010.
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"People that need [long-term care insurance] can't afford it, and those that can afford it, don't need it," said Sontag Advisory's Dostal.
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Most students who are impacted by this cannot afford simply moving to a better school district, nor can they afford private school education.
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Many can no longer afford to drive, while others can barely afford routine maintenance and their cabs are often in need of repair.
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So the question isn't whether we can afford treatment for all people fighting addiction, but whether we can afford not to provide it.
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They will have to choose between a plan with a premium they cannot afford or a plan with a deductible they cannot afford.
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In 1985, it took him 30 weeks' pay to afford $13,227 in expenditures, versus needing 53 weeks' pay to afford $54,441 in 2018.
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They can provide a high-quality education to whomever they can afford to reach but leave out those they cannot afford to reach.
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"Just like the rest of the country, most people can't easily afford housing, can't easily afford health care, can't easily afford higher education or early childhood education; so another way of saying that is most of the people cannot afford a middle-class lifestyle," Senator Michael Bennet, a Democrat (whose brother happens to run the Times Opinion section), told me.
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Getting your children involved in the whole gift buying process will give them an idea as to what you can afford and not afford.
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She's an icon who can afford to keep her fans on their toes, and we assume the microeconomy backing her can afford it too.
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"When I am older I hopefully will be able to afford some of the luxuries that I can't afford while traveling now," she said.
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States that claim they can't afford to support their higher education systems have passed the burden to families that can afford it even less.
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Driving a luxury car when you can't afford itMuch like buying a home you can't afford, buying a luxury car isn't always necessary, either.
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If a facility can afford a computer, it can probably afford an A.E.D. I found an at-home package on Amazon for about $1,300.
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My wife and I could afford only fixer-upper houses and used cars, and we could not afford to hire others to repair them.
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If you can't afford to handle all of these one-time and recurring expenses, Derus and Roberge warn, you can't yet afford a home.
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So the 26-year old can afford to take an Uber — he can afford to have a driver or take a limo, in fact.
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It's a self-care resource in a landscape where few patients can afford therapy—or afford to wait long enough to get it for free.
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For a lot of people in the dance music industry it's all about putting in as much as they can afford, whatever they can afford.
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"I haven't seen her in years and she can't afford to come here and I can't afford to help her at all," Hunt told Lemonis.
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It really is saying we'll build a big expensive thing when we can't afford to give kids health care, we can't afford to educate kids.
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Younger workers who can afford to save for a down payment, meanwhile, are forced into bidding wars for the dwindling number of houses they can afford.
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INGRAHAM: You were rich, we couldn&apost afford Jiffy Pops, we couldn&apost afford that, we had to get the off brand kind that always burns.
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She was 7 months pregnant and said she couldn't afford to pay her tickets and couldn't afford not to drive or she'd risk losing her job.
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He promoted environmentalism, nuclear non-proliferation and (of course) space travel: it wasn't whether America could afford the programme, but whether it could afford not to.
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First you have to acknowledge that if you can afford to take an Uber, you can afford to tip your driver, and that you really should.
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But, if you were unsure you could afford to take care of a dog before you got your tax refund, you certainly cannot afford one now.
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"We cannot afford - this country, the future of this country - cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close United States Senate," Trump said.
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Even if the Cruzes can afford to buy a second house somewhere, this logic goes, they may not be able to afford the home they want.
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Apple can't afford to pull out of China, and in theory it can't afford to piss-off the government by allowing access to unlicensed VPN apps.
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They were, and are, fiddly, flimsy little things, but those who could afford them could afford to have someone else do the fiddling for them, too.
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"My work commands a price high enough that I can't afford to buy it, but I can barely afford to live off it, either," she said.
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As a result, it can afford to provide credit at lower interest rates or with lower fees, or both, than most profit-seeking banks can afford.
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Since I can't afford big brands like Supreme, I mostly wear Champion and Vans cause they're very stylish in my opinion and I can afford them.
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A debate emerged between those who feared that the Philharmonic could not afford to take risks and those who feared it could not afford not to.
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"If McDonald's can afford to give its shareholders $7.7 billion, it can afford to pay all of its workers $15 an hour," Sanders wrote in the letter.
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If you can afford to splurge on some legit Wagyu steaks, then you can afford to bastardize them by deep frying them in Shake 'N Bake breading.
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We cannot afford the luxury of pretending climate change isn't real, and we cannot afford to ignore the risks to our water infrastructure posed by these changes.
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If Zuck can afford to build Jarvis, he can probably afford to keep the price of the Rift low enough to make it as affordable as possible.
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Their parents, Shaheen and Fara, could not afford to suit them all up for ice hockey, but they could afford the $180 registration fee in ball hockey.
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Opponents also argue that the amendment reinforces income inequality, because women who cannot afford abortions without Medicaid funding will also struggle to afford to raise a child.
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People with enough money will be able to afford the naps that allow them to have enough intellectual energy to make the money to afford the naps.
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We just can't afford to be silent because simply we can't afford four years of damage to the environment and, consequently, to our health and our economy.
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At least Taubman cheated people who could afford it; Schwarzman, by contrast, has profited from the dispossession of thousands of people who can't afford to be cheated.
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Now they are at it again, using misleading data and information to claim Maine can't afford to expand Medicaid, when in fact, Maine can't afford not to.
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If you cannot afford to replace a key employee who has terrorized and harassed his peers, you cannot afford to have him there in the first place.
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"We can't afford to stop doing the shit that's screwing up the weather, and can't afford to pick up the pieces after we do our shit," she reflects.
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Plus, the authors themselves imply that if humans could afford The Manhattan Project that sent us into the nuclear era, then we can afford to refreeze the Arctic.
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And many people who might not be able to afford more than one monthly trip to the ever-more-expensive movie theater can afford a monthly Netflix subscription.
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When we talk about building for everyone, we want to build for the people who can't afford an expensive phone and can't afford a $20 per month subscription.
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If you can't afford the premium model, that implies you're not wealthy enough; but if you can't afford the pro version, maybe you're just not that into it.
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They cannot afford to produce more drugs than will sell, nor can they afford for backup plants and production lines to sit idle waiting to fill a shortage.
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The program cannot afford to continue old management practices that created the problem in the first place, or afford to come up with solutions that might fix it.
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"Those who really need these homes cannot afford them, and those who can afford them don't want them," said Harsh Mander, Director of the Center for Equity Studies.
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If Walmart can afford $20 billion for stock buybacks to enrich wealthy shareholders, it can afford to raise the pay of all its workers to a living wage.
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Make no mistake, educators cannot afford to be a rubber stamp to policy proposals of any official, but our students can never afford for educators to disengage either.
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"If you can afford to live there, you can afford to live somewhere else, can't you?" said Nimai Inniss, 24, who was showing two Spanish friends the view.
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Where to live your best life—and afford it Where to live your best life—and afford it Homeownership rates are hovering near their lowest levels in decades.
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We have millions of truck drivers and almost all of them are people who couldn't afford to go to college or couldn't afford to go into other industries.
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Of course, someone who can afford a pair of glasses that let you watch Netflix can also probably afford to get a job that allows for shirking. Darn!
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Kids are losing library privileges because they can't afford fines for overdue books ("Libraries Are Fining Children Who Can't Afford to Be Without Books," news article, May 5).
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Fashion is a multibillion-dollar industry in Britain, and a global one: It can neither afford to grind to a halt for Brexit nor afford to ignore it.
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The engineers doing this are extreme cases; most programmers making six figures may not be able to afford a home, but they can afford a place to rent.
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I knew all along that morally it was the right thing to do, if we could afford it, but that was the real question: Can we afford it?
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That can lead to a vicious cycle: If you can't afford to pay your taxes, you'll wind up owing more, and then you really can't afford to pay.
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The reason so many people lose health insurance under his plan is because they can't afford it, and under Trumpcare, if you can't afford it, you don't get it.
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But Paulson, who made billions of dollars shorting the U.S. housing market in 2008, could more than afford a Steinway, and also could afford the entire company by 2013.
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On paper, this means more people will be able to afford health insurance, because they'll be able to afford cheaper, stingier plans than anything currently available on the market.
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If the company could afford to pay millions of dollars for naming rights, the miners argued, it could afford health insurance for men who'd devoted their lives to mining.
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" Trump also told the crowd: "We cannot afford -- this country, the future of this country -- cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close United States Senate.
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"We can't afford to have millions of Americans get sicker than they should, and in some cases die, because they can't afford to go to the doctor," Sanders wrote.
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It could be that people with careers who can afford expensive homes, but can't afford or choose not to have children before 30, cluster in certain counties, researchers say.
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Americans are more likely to say they struggled to afford or couldn't afford medical bills and that their insurance plan had refused to cover some of their medical claims.
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Suburbs become a place largely for lower-income workers who can't afford to live in the city and also cannot afford the even marginal cost of a further commute.
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Our choice is, do we want to build enough housing so people can afford it, or are we not going to build housing so no one can afford it?
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We move where we can afford to live and slowly increase its desirability until we and the historic residents of the area can no longer afford to live there.
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"Travel-related businesses employ 15.8 million Americans, and if they can't afford to keep their lights on, they can't afford to keep paying their employees," Dow said on Tuesday.
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The question isn't whether the Boston Symphony can afford to recover its pioneering spirit, but whether, with resources other orchestras can only dream of, it can afford not to.
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If you can't afford to buy a house without raiding your retirement plan, she adds, you may not be able to afford to be a homeowner at this point.
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This legislation rolls those things back, which means that there are a lot of people who can afford coverage today who won't be able to afford it going forward.
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But the actual makeup of the city — the sort of people who can afford to live here, and what they have to do to be able to afford it — is.
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"Our customers tell us that they would buy more electricity if they could afford more appliances - but they often struggle to afford these refrigerators, TVs, welding machines," the authors noted.
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She has an air conditioner, but she's on a fixed income and can't afford to turn it on again—or maybe it broke and she can't afford to fix it.
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"We cannot afford, the future of this country cannot afford to lose the seat," Trump said, referring to his party's razor-thin 52-48 advantage in that chamber of Congress.
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When a team passes on something like Blizzard's Overwatch league, it isn't just calculating that it can't afford to make a move—it's betting that it can afford not to.
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" He went on to state that the museum and its officials could not "afford to accept decorations any more than they could afford to accept them from Stalin or Hitler.
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Meanwhile, you look across Europe, and these are countries that they cannot afford aircraft carriers, but they can afford to get their people adequate health care, because it's a priority.
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Meanwhile, you look across Europe, and these are countries that they cannot afford aircraft carriers, but they can afford to get their people adequate health care, because it's a priority.
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To put it another way: If you want to make a good investment, you can't afford it; if you can afford it, it's not going to be a good investment.
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Drug and health care costs preclude millions from being able to afford to get sick, and public servants and first responders cannot afford to live in the communities they serve.
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" Mr. Kadhim said that while Iran could afford the loss of a general or a politician, they could not afford "the turning of the Shia in neighboring countries against them.
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" Mr. Kadhim said that while Iran could afford the loss of a general or a politician, they could not afford "the turning of the Shia in neighboring countries against them.
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Banning them totally, I think, actually pushes the power to the large actors, because Exxon can afford TV ads; they can afford full-page ads in the New York Times.
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"They can't afford to drop that unless they can afford to come up with that money," Antos said of the tax that is estimated to raise $123 billion over ten years.
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"If I was a magic genie and could afford to give that to everyone, I would," she added, before explaining several steps she would take to make college easier to afford.
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Even though the Clean Power Plan's opponents will present the battle against climate change as one we cannot afford to fight, in reality it is one we cannot afford to lose.
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They need to send their kid to college and be able to afford it, and they need to be able to afford health care or have it made available to them.
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Consider this: If you can afford mortgage payments of $1,000 a month right now, but you have a baby next year, will you still be able to afford the same amount?
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Artists who don't make a shit-ton of money need studio space, and if they can't afford it here, they are gonna go to the town that they can afford it.
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Meanwhile, the truly poor, he went on, don't have cars, can't afford plane tickets, and may not be able to afford a motel room at a safer elevation, Galloway pointed out.
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I think we need to focus on people with pre-existing conditions who genuinely can't afford treatment and create insurance pools to guarantee that they can afford the treatments they require.
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"We can afford to be patient and we can afford to let the data come in and tell us a little bit about where the global economy is going," Clarida said.
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If you can afford to fly on a private plane, you can afford to kick in a little more to the communal pot to ensure that we are meeting our obligations.
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I couldn't afford — literally or figuratively — to seek treatment.
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And now you can actually afford one — sort of.
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Anyway ... Though, I don't think we can afford you.
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He'll be back ... we know he can afford it.
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Based on what we know ... she can afford it.
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People want — and many can afford — the real thing.
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" He added: "We can't afford to turn around now.
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But many young tech workers can't afford conventional housing ...
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" Growing up, he continues, "we couldn't afford no den . . .
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It costs $75 so ... yeah, they can afford it.
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" But then she cautioned the audience: "We can't afford to despair, and we can't afford to give up on pursuing the values that we and others have fought so hard to achieve.
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We can't afford to further harm our children's futures by taking contraceptive coverage away from their mothers, just like we can't afford to gamble our children's futures by leaving the Paris Accord.
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"When you see a Frankenthaler, you say, 'that's a Frankenthaler,' and you know you can't afford it — Paul Allen can afford it," said Mr. Pergam, 74, referring to Helen Frankenthaler, the painter.
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I know that there will be some women who will benefit from the new driving law, but they probably won't be able to afford a car if they couldn't afford a driver.
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They made the same amount of money I made, but they could afford homes, vacations, they could go out and eat sandwiches and drink beer—basic shit in life that I couldn't afford.
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Zinke's hikes in national park fees (apparently we can't afford parks anymore, but can afford a trillion-dollar corporate tax cut) are equally unpopular across party lines and all regions of the country.
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Speaking ahead of the G20 finance ministers meeting in Shanghai, the UK chancellor said Britain "may need to undertake further reductions in spending because this country can only afford what it can afford".
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And now they're bearing the brunt of the climate crisis—whether because their housing can't withstand extreme weather, they can't afford air conditioning, or they can't afford to relocate away from rising seas.
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And on that basis, we should actually afford him the courtesy which he singularly fails to afford anyone on the planet and we should behave completely impeccably," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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So the target market for this kind of equipment isn't just those who could afford the $3,000-plus investment for the machine — it's also likely those who can afford to own a home.
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They can have their avocado toast and still afford houses.
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Europe can afford for energy to cost a lot more.
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Japan can afford for it to cost a lot more.
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Conservatives, he said, could not afford to take that chance.
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"There was times when we couldn't afford it," she said.
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"We cannot afford to be Flint, Michigan," Ms. Lewis said.
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How do those Boy Scouts afford to be always prepared?
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They couldn't always afford to heat the apartment in winter.
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But how can young people afford to eat like this?
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One thing is clear: We can't afford to go backward.
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WE can't afford anymore tearing down of our shared humanity.
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But how much can each person actually afford to spend?
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Then, month to month, they can't afford that house anymore.
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Not everyone can afford a $500, 800, or $1,000 phone.
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But I understand that some households cannot afford market prices.
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Apple laptops aren't about what you can afford right now.
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So I wasn't living a lifestyle I couldn't afford myself.
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However, the truth is that poor parents struggle to afford,
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These are "increases the American people cannot afford," LeaMond said.
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That's what they could afford, so that's what they played.
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Now I skip them because I can't emotionally afford them.
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The person who wins the Mega Millions can afford it.
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He's like the guests, he just can't afford the park.
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I can barely afford to live in San Francisco, right?
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We can't afford to leave any tools in the toolbox.
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I bet those two can afford a real nice spread.
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"We absolutely cannot afford to screw things up," he says.
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Nordstrom might decide it can't afford to anger Trump voters.
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We literally cannot afford to go back to that time.
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Many people can't afford to put away $400 a month.
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If you can afford it, go with the larger screen.
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You'd need a salary of about $23,332 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $25,702 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $27,2963 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $2000,299 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $2858,2128 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $77,120 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $99,963 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $128,600 to afford this.
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We also cannot afford to fall into a factional struggle.
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You'd need a salary of about $23,529 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $24,465 to afford this.
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You'd need a salary of about $26,803 to afford this.
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They could no longer afford the private plan they liked.
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Be deliberate about what you can afford to pay back.
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But that doesn't mean we can afford to give up.
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These were specific things that I can no longer afford.
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These families want better homes, but simply can't afford them.
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They can afford to make sure there's a middle class.
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The clothing industry cannot afford to appear so ugly again.
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"Don't have sex if you can't afford to get pregnant".
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What's the response when someone can't afford their property tax?
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He said the state could no longer afford the project.
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I had a place to live that I could afford.
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And now Lorelai can afford to keep Michel — everybody wins!
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He couldn't afford an attorney, and his case was dismissed.
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If you could afford it, what difference does it make?
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I knew he probably couldn't afford to lose this job.
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How can it afford to have its own venture arm?
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Others said they could not afford to have a child.
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It's exhausting, but I can't afford to decline those shifts.
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"We can't afford to recklessly spend federal funds," said Rep.
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China can ill afford to discourage Japanese investment and trade.
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The company is rich, and can afford to be patient.
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We can't afford a president who shoots his mouth off.
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Buy a home, but only one that you can afford.
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What others cannot afford to build, they can still rent.
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It cannot afford to spend too long in the cold.
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Only 55% of Californians can afford to own a home.
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I am now broke, cannot afford rent, food, gas, bills.
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He took jobs in order to afford his desired expenses.
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Mexican shareholders can afford to wait for a better offer.
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"Film is something that most families cannot afford," he says.
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How can his family afford their own place to live?
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Still, the ECB cannot afford to rest on its laurels.
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"I cannot afford to take that risk," he told senators.
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We can't not afford to have this — we just can't.
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We can't afford to keep losing people like Dan Bigg.
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"We couldn't even afford the other o and the r."
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It's what consumers want, even if they can't afford it.
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When were you finally able to afford to do that?
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Those who can afford them are going to get them.
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He wants to know that it can afford to innovate.
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Now, it's finally in a bike you can actually afford.
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They themselves could only afford to eat once a day.
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As machines get clever, we can't afford to be dumb.
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You could afford to live someplace and be an artist.
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But we could afford to keep my husband on insulin.
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Turkey can ill afford a similar drop in German arrivals.
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People who previously couldn't afford the device are pulled in.
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If its headquarters seems extravagant, Tencent can probably afford it.
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This helped people without insurance afford prescription medications, she said.
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There were toys I wanted that my family couldn't afford.
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I can't afford to be tired and foggy at work.
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Many households' finances may be able to afford higher rates.
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"You need to be able to afford it," Moraif said.
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Investors don't care that most people cannot afford these products.
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I DONT THINK SO, BECAUSE WHO CAN AFFORD MORE INTEREST?
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They can't afford to pay me what they owe me.
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But can you really afford to go back to this?
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So when students can't afford to eat, there is shame.
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I can't afford to do much of anything beyond that.
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So how do people actually afford to live in Seattle?
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FROM COINAGE: Could You Afford to Go to the Oscars?
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But most schools across the developing world couldn't afford Toughbooks.
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We didn't get a tree because I couldn't afford it.
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You could afford to stay in business without the government.
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Otherwise only the rich will be able to afford privacy.
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In DC, commuters who can afford alternatives will leave Metro.
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I can't afford not to take the long view here.
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It's not something couples with an average salary can afford.
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That doesn't just mean women who can afford these products.
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Essentially only governments and intelligence agencies can afford to pay.
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This effectively makes people immortal — if you can afford it.
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These were specific things that I can no longer afford.
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This approach is supposed to afford equal treatment to all.
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We can't afford to take our eyes off the ball.
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Babysitting is expensive and a luxury not everyone can afford.
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So Republicans can afford two defections from their 52 members.
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If you can afford it, go with the larger screen.
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We cannot afford reckless, imprudent publicity stunts that risk war.
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Having sufficient savings can help you afford an unexpected expense.
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Ergo: you can't afford not to give us your data!
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"Americans can't afford this kind of sticker shock," he added.
|
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Farrell can ill afford to lose its NLMK steel jobs.
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"Not everyone can afford their own electric scooter," he said.
|
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Baldasano can't afford to make most of those payments now.
|
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The core tension was: Who can afford to use bitcoin?
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Can you afford to go chasing after them in darkness?
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He also can't afford to attend if he gets in.
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They dined and dashed when they couldn't afford a meal,
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We no longer can afford to stick to sports. pic.twitter.
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Embarrassed and frustrated, she told me we couldn't afford it.
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He cannot afford to be making a solely selfish decision.
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Don't pull the trigger just because you can afford to.
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Republicans could afford no more than one defection in committee.
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God, we hope Mark can afford that Disneyland Annual Pass!
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House leaders and Trump can only afford to lose 21.
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"This phone really can't afford to have issues," Dutt said.
|
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Those who cannot afford the fare say they expect help.
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Then I could finally afford to fund my debut album.
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Studios can no longer afford to pretend to be oblivious.
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Do you want to be able to afford a home?
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We have to afford him the chance to defend himself.
|
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"Syria can't afford any more years of conflict," she added.
|
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"The company cannot afford a significant credit downgrade," he said.
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FROM COINAGE: Could You Afford To Go To The Oscars?
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We cannot afford to be tired, or frustrated, or cynical.
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If they shop around they can afford her stuff pic.twitter.
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"Most applicants just can't afford that much money," said Law.
|
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Americans can't afford to wait until Congress' vacation is over.
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There wasn't food waste because you couldn't afford food waste.
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"I can't afford to return," said camp resident Alaa Hussein.
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Acacia said then it could not immediately afford the payment.
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That's his base, and he can't afford to lose it.
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The new podcast, I could afford to produce it myself.
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Didn't afford us the opportunity to be cynical about it.
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We can no longer afford to be the world's policeman.
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We cannot afford an erratic finger on our nuclear weapons.
|
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Millennials are focused on being able to afford their purchase.
|
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But we can't afford to wait long for stricter rules.
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We no longer can afford to stick to sports. pic.twitter.
|
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Google (and any other company) can't afford to look weak.
|
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And many smaller lines cannot afford to scrap their ships.
|
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I wanted to create pieces that I myself could afford.
|
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Dan Newhouse (Wash.), GOP leaders can only afford 21 defections.
|
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Neither the city nor the federal government can afford that.
|
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And who could afford that with prom on the horizon?
|
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In each scenario, they can only afford two GOP defections.
|
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"JCPenney can no longer afford to squander resources," he said.
|
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Great innovation is worthless if few can afford its benefits.
|
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You're just trying to find something you can possibly afford.
|
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Democrats simply can't afford to make that same mistake twice.
|
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Corporations cannot afford to engage in wishful thinking like politicians.
|
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It wasn't ideal, but it was all they could afford.
|
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America cannot afford them, even in the best of times.
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I couldn't afford to lose it, and they knew it.
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They build slowly, adding bricks when they can afford them.
|
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He has six children and cannot afford a mobile phone.
|
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Tax reform is an opportunity we cannot afford to miss.
|
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"No society can afford to ignore air pollution," he said.
|
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"Human beings, normal ones, cannot afford the volatility of bitcoin."
|
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My patients may finally be able to afford their pills.
|
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"That's all we can afford at the moment," Simon said.
|
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Figure out the most you can afford, and bid accordingly.
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Of course, if you can easily afford it, go ahead.
|
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That's far more than what most American households can afford.
|
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Our country can't afford the American Health Care Act (AHCA).
|
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Many people likely think that they can't afford early retirement.
|
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The United States cannot afford to turn a blind eye.
|
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Minor League clubs could not afford these massive player costs.
|
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During this time farmers can't afford to have any stoppages.
|
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As a multimillionaire, the shark can afford his expensive underwear.
|
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Republicans can afford two defections in the Senate, and Sen.
|
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As a country, we cannot afford to lose that belief.
|
|
Do you think it's inevitable you can afford the house?
|
|
Cook cannot afford to lose the trust of his audience.
|
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Our country cannot afford another four years of Donald Trump.
|
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In both situations, people were sold products they can't afford.
|
|
It was clear I couldn't afford to go to Columbia.
|
|
He cannot afford to allow conventional debates to take place.
|
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Nor can they afford to hurt themselves before November 2628.
|
|
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can afford to lose ... two.
|
|
Municipalities, with low tax bases, cannot afford extensive sewer lines.
|
|
The GOP can only afford 21 defections in the House.
|
|
We cannot afford a crop problem with the lower acreage.
|
|
Few defendants in death penalty trials can afford a lawyer.
|
|
Rising prices could leave some consumers unable to afford coverage.
|
|
Failing to do so is a risk we can't afford.
|
|
Try to set aside as much as you can afford.
|
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"We were able to afford a bigger house," he says.
|
|
With patient lives on the line, we cannot afford inaction.
|
|
The Perezes couldn't afford to pay for two more arbitrators.
|
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"And the question is, can they afford to do that?"
|
|
Most Malaysian's, he has said, cannot afford the apartments there.
|
|
Those who could afford to bribe their way out did.
|
|
If people can afford more, that's fine – just like transportation.
|
|
Unable to afford the medication, Antavia began to ration it.
|
|
Republicans can only afford to lose two votes, and Sens.
|
|
"Our nation cannot afford to politicize national security," Jenkins said.
|
|
We cannot afford to let this investment go to waste.
|
|
Afghanistan cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the past.
|
|
The Saudis can increasingly afford to go their own way.
|
|
We can't afford to let these types of games slip.
|
|
In war you cannot afford to be middling, or irresolute.
|
|
Increasing numbers of doctors cannot afford to see Medicaid patients.
|
|
They'd be $15,000 a year, how would you afford it?
|
|
We simply cannot afford to retreat from this vital region.
|
|
As scenery, ankles and kneecaps fail to afford aesthetic satisfaction.
|
|
If money could buy happiness, he could certainly afford it.
|
|
I didn't even finish school because I couldn't afford it.
|
|
These sorts of programs help poorer patients afford important medication.
|
|
Bruce Rauner says the state couldn't afford not to bid.
|
|
"We couldn't afford to rent a car," Mr. Kray said.
|
|
For their sake, we cannot afford to lose this debate.
|
|
My patients can't afford to have a vitamin D deficiency.
|
|
Democrats cannot afford a nominee bogged down by the past.
|
|
They raise prices for those who can least afford it.
|
|
America can't afford $50 million per day for health care.
|
|
And they can also afford to make some decent profits.
|
|
Even where broadband is available, many people can't afford it.
|
|
Or is justice based on what lawyer you can afford?
|
|
Absolutely. But we can afford to do our part as
|
|
College wasn't on the radar: He simply couldn't afford it.
|
|
The most vulnerable people in our country can't afford to.
|
|
Murray replied that she would if she could afford it.
|
|
Adams said he couldn't afford the cost of an inhaler.
|
|
Pelosi can afford to lose 17 votes on the floor.
|
|
For me, she's an inspiration we can't afford to lose.
|
|
As a result, poorer households simply can't afford to file.
|
|
Can the museum afford to run three locations long term?
|
|
"We cannot afford to give the Democrats all this ammunition."
|
|
America cannot afford to lose Oprah to the political process.
|
|
He can afford to fritter away his nights on Twitter.
|
|
What no one can afford to be, however, is complacent.
|
|
You have big dreams, Virgo, but can you afford them?
|
|
Teams such as Baltimore can't afford to buy perfect players.
|
|
It's also: Can she afford to travel to the procedure?
|
|
They needed to be better capitalists to afford their socialism.
|
|
Even if they do, they're likely unable to afford it.
|
|
Can you afford to live off being a street artist?
|
|
We can't afford to leave talented women on the sidelines.
|
|
That states couldn't afford to pay the bills on Medicaid.
|
|
They want me to run because I can afford it.
|
|
And I can afford it, and chances are you can't.
|
|
"Our city can't afford to lose The Showbox," West said.
|
|
We couldn't really afford that; we couldn't bank on that.
|
|
Y'all both black so you both can't afford to fail.
|
|
She doubted she could afford a living as a novelist.
|
|
Carrie Bradshaw wishes she could afford real estate this good.
|
|
Bitmoji can wear a designer outfit you yourself cannot afford.
|
|
What do you do if you can't afford a Tesla?
|
|
Previously, she couldn't afford doctors' appointments or blood pressure medications.
|
|
In 2005 dollars, $10 would afford a consumer two packs.
|
|
"I never thought I could afford it," Ms. Schaetzel said.
|
|
But don't worry if you can't afford a pricier model.
|
|
That is, if you can afford the $3,000 price tag.
|
|
"We could only afford travelling every four years," Glendinning said.
|
|
Lee knows his team can't afford to slack off defensively.
|
|
But he might earn enough to afford to marry Halima.
|
|
I couldn't, alone, afford to buy a house for her.
|
|
It was a bad scene, one she couldn't afford anyway.
|
|
There is no way I could afford it without funding.
|
|
He just wasn't sure they could afford to build it.
|
|
And unlike the rich, they cannot afford to stock up.
|
|
Spring break is a luxury that many students can't afford.
|
|
The GOP can only afford to lose two Republican votes.
|
|
Or refuse to pay a ransom he can easily afford?
|
|
Who could afford to call that bluff and be wrong?
|
|
I can barely even afford to take care of myself.
|
|
Giant missed opportunity for a candidate who can't afford one.
|
|
If you want to give and can afford to, terrific!
|
|
Unable to afford replacements, the former owners are still reeling.
|
|
The monitor cost $280 a day, which Joan could afford.
|
|
People are cooking with wood because they can't afford gas.
|
|
Yet, Mr. Sandoval can no longer afford to buy books.
|
|
It was people who could not afford to do anything.
|
|
Some cannot afford it, but are others protesting poor service?
|
|
Now, they're not sure if they can afford that spending.
|
|
I go to museums because I can't afford those things.
|
|
He thus can't afford even a small erosion of support.
|
|
One of the top reasons: They can't afford to buy.
|
|
The Democratic Party can no longer afford to operate otherwise.
|
|
If you're wondering where you can afford to live, HSH.
|
|
For decades, many students survived on little to afford college.
|
|
We can do this, but we cannot afford to wait.
|
|
I almost definitely couldn't afford to live there now, though.
|
|
Even if I could afford it, I wouldn't buy it.
|
|
She is 16, and she can't afford to be distracted.
|
|
The staff can't afford to live in the area anymore.
|
|
We can't afford not to be talking about domestic violence.
|
|
Above all, Mr. Rajoy could not afford to appear weak.
|
|
Some said they could not afford to miss a day.
|
|
"You can't afford to come to a space," Abbott said.
|
|
But there is no question that we can afford it.
|
|
Nearly 1 in 265 also said they couldn't afford eyeglasses.
|
|
Then again, I'm privileged; I can afford to stay quarantined.
|
|
If you can afford it, buy yourself some extra time.
|
|
The house we bought (all we could afford) was $39,503.
|
|
However, I can't afford to take unpaid time off work.
|
|
They could not afford to carry anything of sentimental value.
|
|
She perused posts for apartments she could not yet afford.
|
|
Ms. Goode said she could not afford the Lyft ride.
|
|
Tax those who can afford it at a higher rate?
|
|
We can afford that level of compassion in this country.
|
|
How I could afford this luxury did not come up.
|
|
So what kind of accommodation does our personal information afford?
|
|
She isn't helping only women who can't afford to pay.
|
|
Sarah Jessica Parker's family couldn't afford electricity or birthday presents.
|
|
She can no longer afford to live in the area.
|
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If one neighbor can't afford certain items, maybe another can.
|
|
Struggling American households can't afford that, and neither can we.
|
|
"No one could afford to go," he said years later.
|
|
To the north, most could not yet afford to relax.
|
|
But is it becoming more difficult to afford the rent?
|
|
Other languages seem to afford her more life, more lives.
|
|
Still, the Yankees couldn't afford to give up on him.
|
|
No company can afford to snub the large American market.
|
|
The Canadians felt they could not afford such a downturn.
|
|
Too many workers in Mexico can scarcely afford to eat.
|
|
Many couldn't afford the security deposit to rent an apartment.
|
|
She also couldn't afford car seats, she told the officer.
|
|
"We couldn't afford to do that there," Ms. Turner said.
|
|
Now, people all over the world can afford this technology.
|
|
The current field cannot afford to make the same mistake.
|
|
So, millennials are moving out to afford what they want.
|
|
But I'm on a budget and can't afford to come.
|
|
We can't afford to be insane about terrorism any more.
|
|
I can't afford for you to put that attention elsewhere.
|
|
I bought used cars cause that's all I could afford.
|
|
Trying to afford a place of his own isn't feasible.
|
|
"(China) cannot afford to lose the Indian market," he said.
|
|
It is a problem Baghdad can hardly afford to ignore.
|
|
But the smuggler wanted more money than Ahmed could afford.
|
|
We can't afford a rubber stamp for the executive branch.
|
|
At Pikes Peak, you cannot afford to have any problems.
|
|
We cannot afford to lean on the same Washington playbook.
|
|
Besides, we can't afford to wait until the next election.
|
|
For our safety and survival, we couldn't afford to be.
|
|
The nation can't afford for those attacks to be successful.
|
|
What they couldn't afford to buy — practically everything — they built.
|
|
Millions of Americans are struggling to afford their prescription drugs.
|
|
" She added that America and the world "cannot afford war.
|
|
Yet we cannot afford to rest on these positive developments.
|
|
But the truth is she can't really afford to wait.
|
|
Vivien has money; Sherwyn can't afford to resole his shoes.
|
|
Could McConnell and Senate Republicans really afford to ignore that?
|
|
And after the vet bills, I probably couldn't afford it.
|
|
They have discussed moving to Taiwan but cannot afford to.
|
|
They have better information and can afford to be indiscreet.
|
|
She couldn't afford to wash her hair with bottled Evian.
|
|
So we cannot afford to be tired or turned off.
|
|
People with diabetes who can't afford insulin … it's a crisis.
|
|
I think without Medicaid, it's just impossible to afford insulin.
|
|
Senate Republican leaders can afford to lose only two Republicans.
|
|
Slovak public finances can afford the new spending, he said.
|
|
Mr. Gardner can ill afford to break with Mr. Trump.
|
|
So if I can afford a ticket, can I go?
|
|
An earnest renegotiation would afford an opportunity to address gaps.
|
|
"We cannot afford to waste too much time," he said.
|
|
Safari and Firefox can afford to do more on privacy.
|
|
Only the lucky and the wealthy can afford personal generators.
|
|
Presumably after his successful season he can afford an upgrade!
|
|
They all want to, but they can't fucking afford it.
|
|
So, that means Republicans cannot afford to lose another Senator.
|
|
But, hey, at least he can afford a nice razor!!
|
|
"I could afford it, but it was excessive," Kate said.
|
|
I can only afford one or two classes a term.
|
|
That's the maximum number of defections GOP leaders can afford.
|
|
I mean, I don't know how anyone can afford it.
|
|
" And he was like, "No, we really can't afford it.
|
|
That, and we couldn't afford to clear too many samples.
|
|
The Fryes could not match that, or afford a lawyer.
|
|
I don't think he can afford to back off now.
|
|
"We couldn't afford to buy where we were," Gulati said.
|
|
This is a fight that we cannot afford to lose.
|
|
She needed treatment to survive, but could not afford it.
|
|
She's not sure how she's going to afford the repairs.
|
|
That's a chunk Donald Trump simply can't afford to lose.
|
|
Lawmakers can't afford to make the same mistake on encryption.
|
|
These are price increases that American consumers can ill afford.
|
|
Bouvier financed purchases that dealers couldn't afford on their own.
|
|
The Census Bureau cannot afford to delay preparations any longer.
|
|
Read Free Tickets for Playwrights Who Can't Afford the Theater
|
|
It is not just the rich who can afford it.
|
|
Obviously, those big, successful companies can afford to defend themselves.
|
|
Most can receive subsidies to help them afford their plans.
|
|
Executives cannot afford to alienate a large bloc of workers.
|
|
Leaders can afford no more than 2 GOP defections. Sens.
|
|
One in four says it's difficult to afford their medication.
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If you can't afford a home, consider these approaches instead.
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And if you can't afford it you pay a fine.
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Prosecuting them because they can't afford to pay their tickets.
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My motto is: 'If you can't afford it, don't participate.
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"We can afford to be thoughtful and patient," Lee said.
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Our country can't afford to wait that long for change.
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She wasn't sure she or her family could afford it.
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"I couldn't afford to go back to school," he said.
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They either can't find or can't afford what they want.
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The cost — about $4 — was more than they could afford.
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None of us can afford to be proud and complacent.
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I want to be able to afford to do so.
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He can afford to do what he proposes to do.
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With some trims in their budget, they could afford it.
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Without CHIP, she said, she could not afford the treatments.
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Families who could afford to shipped the bodies back home.
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Hillary Clinton is a risk Americans can't afford to take.
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It can afford to spend some time perfecting mobile measurement.
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Prison officials say they couldn't afford to pay inmates more.
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American elections can't afford to absorb that kind of risk.
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And only the rich will be able to afford them.
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Without my mom, we couldn't afford to live there anymore.
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They're curing diseases, but can I afford my health care?
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They are well off and could easily afford hired help.
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You know, I can't afford to take anything for granted.
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Those who can afford it fly to the United States.
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"Now only millionaires can afford to live there," he said.
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Who can afford $15 dollars an hour better than Amazon?
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Nintendo couldn't afford another Wii U. It needed a hit.
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He could afford to hire experts to support his defense.
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We cannot afford the luxury of art for celebrity's sake.
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I couldn't afford, financially or emotionally, to not be working.
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Large companies can afford the lawyers to navigate the rules.
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With the deadline on Mondays, I cannot afford accidental overdrawing.
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We cannot afford to put our pollinator populations at risk.
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Of course, most people aren't able to afford the Inez.
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In Santo Domingo, ain't nobody can afford my books, man.
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With 52 Republican senators, McConnell could afford to lose Sens.
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To know that they can afford to provide health insurance.
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There is an existential moment in this conference call, Dara, where you talk about rougher or poor areas, inner city, they cannot afford -- the consumers can't afford, I'm quoting you, the increases in price.
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Not only can Taylor Swift afford a yacht, Taylor Swift can afford post-production repositioning of the moon, placing it within the frame of a music video instead of somewhere else — like the sky.
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"We're looking to empower women to not only be able to afford the stoves, but afford to keep the stoves running," said Nithya Ramanathan, a senior researcher for Project Surya, which led the initiative.
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"Just remember that the only ones who can't afford to let this bill pass are these pharma and insurance companies who can't afford to lose massive profits if we pass this bill," she said.
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The problem is that, while these defendants can't afford lawyers, the lawyers say that, after drastic budget cuts, a hiring freeze and a spate of resignations, they can't afford to act for the defendants.
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Clinton can't afford falloff But she cannot afford any falloff in Democratic turnout from 2012 — and is talking up the chances of a Trump victory to create a sense of urgency among her supporters.
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And if you can't afford a fee-only adviser, then you really can't afford to sign up for an adviser-sold fund that will cost you extra every year for a decade or more.
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Richer populations in Asia can afford to invest in air conditioning and other mitigating measures, he said, "but using air conditioning adds to warming, making it worse for those who cannot afford such luxuries."
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And, while we could afford to lose the war we fought with the former, we simply cannot afford to lose the war with the latter because of Tehran's ideological driving force of Islamic extremism.
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The research suggests the bigger problem with coastal California isn't that not enough people can afford to live exactly where they want – it's that not enough people can afford to live there at all.
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This can make it more difficult for sick patients to afford state-regulated medical marijuana products and can lead to higher arrest rates among people who can't afford to buy on the legal market.
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It will give you a better idea of what you can actually afford, as opposed to what you think you can afford, so you're less likely to have your hopes dashed or time wasted.
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Often people just need the confidence that they really can afford to spend a little more on themselves At the same time many pensioners spend less than they can afford, which creates its own problems.
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The number who can afford to do that every 18 months or so is even smaller, especially if you compare it to the number of people who can afford one that costs $750 or $500.
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That made it hard to afford child care, which leads to point #103: None of our immediate family in the area can afford to retire and help with child care, even though they want to.
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Some sex workers can't afford to advertise anywhere but Craigslist (free) and Backpage ($210 per post); those who can afford to advertise elsewhere, but who want to drum up more business, post here in secret.
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His claims that he couldn't "afford to take care of [his] family" when he can afford to buy them the aforementioned furs and houses — and is married to multimillionaire mogul Kim Kardashian — understandably raised eyebrows.
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"If there is that decision that I can either afford to pay for my retirement long term, or I can afford to pay for college, retirement should be what's chosen for most people," Brownstein said.
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Mr. Baylock couldn't afford a place in one of Jersey City's condominium high-rises or older rowhouses, but he could afford a modest apartment in Jersey City Heights, a couple of miles north of downtown.
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First of all, we were too small; we couldn't afford it.
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Up to a point, Mr Macron can afford to be unpopular.
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"She could not afford such a principled position," Ms. Warren wrote.
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Apparently, those of us who can afford business class don't cheer.
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But the Philippines can't afford to straddle the divide, activists warn.
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Even with our combined incomes, we can't afford anything around here.
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But, hobbies are way more enjoyable when you can afford them.
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He couldn't afford the Princess Cruise Line boat, to his dismay.
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I want to make sure they can afford to live here.
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Remind yourself of your family's priorities and what you can afford.
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They're going to think I can't afford to buy you one.
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Strategists say candidates cannot afford to neglect Iowa and New Hampshire.
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We can't afford for internal disputes to affect real-world operations.
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For conservatives, that's a win we can't afford to pass up.
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I'm not sure about that, but he could certainly afford it.
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I want you to buy a ring that you can afford.
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Now imagine that you could not afford to pay that amount.
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There's no way any department could afford to pay for them.
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They can't afford to look at it in a fantasy [way].
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I could not afford to give up, so I kept pushing.
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I could barely afford to book one plane ticket for myself.
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MILLENNIALS CAN ACTUALLY AFFORD HOMES IN THESE 5 CITIES — PROBABLY 1.
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"I was struggling to afford it as it was," she said.
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Well, that's something only someone with Project Runway money could afford.
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He can't afford to make decisions slowly, or even always compassionately.
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They can't afford to abandon compliance efforts already well under way.
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Now they're not sure if they can afford those plans anymore.
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Let's start with price because, look, not everyone can afford both.
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If all Democrats vote against DeVos, Republicans can't afford many defections.
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Iran can't afford an economic conflict, much less a real war.
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Those who can afford it would be in for a treat.
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Google can afford a license, there's no guarantee smaller organizations can.
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If you can't afford a good studio, buy a little studio.
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When I moved to New York, that's all I could afford.
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Those are crucial points that the company can't afford to lose.
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She said she could not afford to buy a new one.
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Musicians could afford to live here, and get their own place.
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You'd need to earn about $99,963 a year to afford this.
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She said enrollees like her can't afford to lose coverage now.
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But even those who can afford to splurge should be cautious.
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Foldable phones stand no chance if few people can afford them.
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I'm lucky enough to be able to afford all this stuff.
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One generally approaches Leica as something to appreciate more than afford.
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My prescription ran out and I and couldn't afford the refill.
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Now, the streaming service will afford Swift a measure of restitution.
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READMEThe best reading experience at a price you probably can't afford.
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BUFFETT: NO, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE AN ITCHY TRIGGER FINGER.
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Get to customers they want that they can't afford to service.
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"We cannot afford for a moment to be complacent," he asserted.
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"We can't afford to be dis way," she would tell me.
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Even if it did, she couldn't afford the $25 round trip.
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This refurbished option says you deserve it (and can afford it).
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So backing up to the bag... Couldn't afford the real one.
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It became increasingly clear that I couldn't afford anything I needed.
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And how do you find a home you can actually afford?
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That was the only way I could afford to live there.
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I was able to afford getting married because of this job.
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So he can afford to take bigger risks with his investments.
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Remarkably, nobody knows precisely how many people could not afford MCHA.
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I could not afford the whole futon — just had the -ton.
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But the country may no longer be able to afford it.
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But Instagram couldn't afford to give up on a messaging app.
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I have rent control here, and I still can't afford it.
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"We can't afford that," he added, before a hasty "only joking".
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With respect, we cannot afford a distraction like a presidential visit.
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"It's an expensive product that many companies can't afford," he said.
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And unhealthy banks cannot afford to force borrowers to the wall.
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Do you think anyone can afford to be apolitical right now?
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Ellison, who started Oracle in 1977, can easily afford the loss.
|
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"Now no one can afford to buy from me," she complains.
|
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Faced with more options, luxury shoppers can afford to be choosier.
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It isn't San Diego, but they can't afford San Diego anymore.
|
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This has encouraged a flabby complacency that other industries cannot afford.
|
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To be clear, the US could afford a policy that big.
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"We can't afford to allow that to happen again," Ryan said.
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For people who can afford better, there are plenty of options.
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A few billion dollars is expensive, but we can afford it.
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Most of the time, they can only afford bread and tea.
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What freedom do shorter, serialized works afford you as an author?
|
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Not all of Brazil's cash-strapped mills can afford to wait.
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"They can't afford to," said Chas Freeman, a retired U.S. ambassador.
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Anything I want to do, I can afford to do it.
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Few can afford to buy a home, or start a family.
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Totally wireless might be a liability none of us can afford.
|
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Two teams with playoff hopes that can&apost afford another loss.
|
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Only the rich can afford that kind of insurance, of course.
|
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They can't afford to pay $3.50 for a gallon of gas.
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Good thing there's autotune which Kylie Jenner can most definitely afford.
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"I have never bought anything that I couldn't afford," Rippon says.
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We can no longer afford to deal with climate change later.
|
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To afford it, he was prepared to halve his own pay.
|
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It said last week it could not immediately afford the payment.
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Such materials need expensive machines that many Panipat mills cannot afford.
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Don't act surprised when I say you can't afford a videographer.
|
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Another woman, Latanya, just can't afford to live in Los Angeles.
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Georgetown has a $1.45 billion endowment and can well afford this.
|
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Different VAT rates are designed to help the poor afford essentials.
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Although I doubt you'll be disappointed, if you can afford it.
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People who couldn't afford an ecstasy tablet would take acid instead.
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The option of leaving is a luxury few here can afford.
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This, in turn, makes it harder for clubs to afford them.
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When the washing machine broke, they couldn't afford to fix it.
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It was difficult to afford enough milk for all the veterans.
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Collecting rare vinyl is a moneypit no sane human can afford.
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We make enough money so that we can afford good childcare.
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Cultures that have less threat can afford to be more permissive.
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If you can't afford that to happen, you probably shouldn't buy.
|
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Now, though, pride was no longer a luxury I could afford.
|
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He can afford half a million dollars to cover this trip.
|
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But not all women could count on or afford equal treatment.
|
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But Democrats can't afford to be so fearful about impeachment proceedings.
|
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Alas, his cash-strapped government cannot afford to pay for it.
|
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Christie's, which is privately held, can afford generous guarantees to sellers.
|
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What the browser does afford, however, is a workaround for YouTube.
|
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That means you can afford to funnel more cash into investing.
|
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But will convincing people who can afford $70,000 cars be enough?
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I can't afford to be away for five to six days.
|
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" Sincero had to stop letting herself say, "I can't afford it.
|
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Like when you look up houses we can't afford on Zillow.
|
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With a $130 billion market cap, Netflix could certainly afford it.
|
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No one in Angola now can afford to run their cars.
|
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I didn't want him to know that I couldn't afford it.
|
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I could not afford to send my child to these schools.
|
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Nor do you need to mortgage your home to afford one.
|
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Garcia Padilla has said the GDB cannot afford the looming payment.
|
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Mr Kim cannot afford to be wrangling with China just now.
|
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Everyone's having kids; those who can afford it are buying houses.
|
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The younger you are, the riskier you can afford to be.
|
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They were working long hours but still couldn't afford health insurance.
|
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Those who can afford it buy gas on the black market.
|
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It's at a price point that many people can actually afford.
|
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To afford that, some folks might have to pool their resources.
|
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Apple is finally giving India a decent iPhone it can afford.
|
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South Korea can ill afford to hear this kind of talk.
|
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The airline cannot afford competitively to wait any longer, he said.
|
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There's no way I'm going to be able to afford insurance.
|
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Worse yet, she claims she can&apost afford the recommended treatment.
|
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Venezuelans struggle to afford scarce food and medicine under soaring inflation.
|
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"NNSA cannot afford a contractual gap in the services MITRE provides."
|
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That's how the company can afford to offer so many perks.
|
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"We can afford to do that in a heartbeat," Biden said.
|
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Not many Vietnamese can afford a fleet of blacked-out saloons.
|
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However, time is not a luxury that many victims can afford.
|
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We cannot afford its gargantuan, gaping security blind spots any more.
|
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I can't afford to break my wrist or go be stupid.
|
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At the time, Volker couldn't afford a bike of his own.
|
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I've always wanted to travel, and I could never afford it.
|
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They said they could not afford continued financial clawbacks from Walmart.
|
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Can I afford to shoot this enemy, to light this lantern?
|
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That is a fight Mrs Clinton can ill-afford to lose.
|
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Sure, those experiences come with a cost not everyone can afford.
|
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Tavares: …can you even afford to pay me a fair salary?
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And oh by the way, we can't afford to pay rent.
|
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Now, anyone with some cash can afford the five dollar paintings.
|
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"America can afford survival," Mattis told the Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee.
|
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Can your family afford to take on a mortgage right now?
|
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" Instead, he tells them to say, "How can I afford it?
|
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And a lot of these groups could afford to do that.
|
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None of the parents we interviewed could afford to buy one.
|
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I like the Wall Street Journal, but I can't afford it.
|
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I could afford to shop in charity shops and huge markets.
|
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The commander in chief can afford to be a little skeptical.
|
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This is all we can afford to pay you,' YouTube says.
|
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It's almost like they know they can't afford to fuck around.
|
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But for years only other AAA game developers could afford it.
|
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Without an overall majority, May cannot afford to lose parliamentary seats.
|
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But many smaller cities often can't afford these intensive hardware updates.
|
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Unable to afford his own house, he lives with his sister.
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"I can afford to take a public service job," she says.
|
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Others wrote a check for whatever they could afford -- $26, $250.
|
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This meant McConnell could not afford even one more opposing senator.
|
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The U.S. can afford to let it get out of control.
|
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And your numbers suggest they probably can't afford $2,200 a year?
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There's a solid chance the Joneses can't actually afford their lifestyle.
|
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Even some software engineers at Facebook claim they can't afford rent.
|
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Here are five shows you can't afford to miss in May.
|
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The drugs are given to patients who couldn't otherwise afford them.
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In short, it's money that helps more people afford health insurance.
|
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If you can afford the extra $50, get the 2060 Super.
|
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This is the one thing we cannot afford to get wrong.
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Mozambique's government cannot afford to have them all upgraded at once.
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It's not just enrollees who can't afford ObamaCare – it's our country.
|
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Seaside towns are idyllic, but only if you can afford them.
|
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"Far more people need lawyers than can afford them," Datt said.
|
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The children whose families can't afford to pay for HBO will.
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All those summer vacations people (who can afford them) are taking.
|
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Companies cannot afford to raise wages at the pace of inflation.
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You know you can't afford this farm all on your own!
|
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McDavid can afford to buy in the Edmonton real estate market.
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Men with strokes because they couldn't afford high blood pressure treatment.
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People who can afford that probably don't do their own shopping.
|
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India and China were the least able to afford cancer medications.
|
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Conspicuously, Elkin never explains how she could afford all this travel.
|
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But if the mines vanished how could people afford to live?
|
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The country cannot afford for Congress to continue governing by crisis.
|
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"On the big issues, we can't afford to wait," Polis said.
|
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Now it cannot afford to pay even its most experienced technocrats.
|
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Consider also the college student who cannot afford food or housing.
|
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Indefinite deterrence also means we can afford to resume shrewd diplomacy.
|
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But there is a fairly large percentage who can't afford it.
|
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Instead, the question is whether it can afford to stay out.
|
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We simply cannot afford to let this become a bigger issue.
|
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How else could she afford her own car and dream house?
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They could afford to realize what it means to be here.
|
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"I can't afford Underground," Winfrey told a group of eight journalists.
|
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That means Republican leaders can't afford more than 21 GOP defections.
|
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They feel it because they can't afford their bills every month.
|
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People are going homeless because they can't afford rent & more. Priorities?
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Even wealthy families were unable to afford 48 percent of schools.
|
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Perhaps "offshore processing" was supposed to afford the government plausible deniability.
|
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Will lower- and middle-income people be able to afford it?
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Constantino: It's children who cannot afford to go and buy books.
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"Most Nigerians, I don't think can afford the original," she said.
|
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The U.S. simply cannot afford to fall behind in this race.
|
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America cannot afford another professional politician residing in the White House.
|
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She considered becoming a doctor but could not afford medical school.
|
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His policy is generally better now, but he can afford it.
|
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The United States cannot afford an inconsistent message or confused policy.
|
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But it also underlined the potential for disruption that drones afford.
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It's just a shame no one can afford to live here.
|
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I can, after all, still afford to run my own life.
|
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This is why we can't afford to sit on the sidelines.
|
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"Anyone could still afford to live here, then," Mr. Wilson said.
|
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Apple can't afford to rest on its past successes for long.
|
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It can't afford to allow that to happen too many times.
|
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Sherrod Brown clashed over whether the government could afford such programs.
|
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The question is whether they can afford to make premium payments.
|
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We had a weekly rent and we couldn't even afford that.
|
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Leadership cannot afford more than 22 defections in the lower chamber.
|
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Critics of tax cuts say the government can't afford his plan.
|
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China, in a way, can't afford to boycott all Hollywood films.
|
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The F.A., by contrast, could not afford to examine the nuance.
|
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"The city can't afford to not do this," Mr. Lippman said.
|
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"We just can't afford to do business that way," Schiff said.
|
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America and the world can't afford another election tipped by innuendo.
|
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"We cannot afford the quick fix, especially when it doesn't work."
|
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They can't afford to fumble twice on the one yard line.
|
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This should include meals for students who cannot afford to eat.
|
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In short, this legislation would help Americans afford exercise-related expenses.
|
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We can't afford not to ask whom Comey is loyal to.
|
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The world can ill afford a run on other frayed institutions.
|
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And despite the subsidies, many people still can't afford health care.
|
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And almost no one would be able to afford to fly.
|
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She cannot afford 10- to 15-point swings among her base.
|
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A dual-income household could likely afford a higher monthly payment.
|
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"We can't afford to be tricked by Trump," Mr. Kaine said.
|
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However, Boeing can not afford more cancellations, and needs more sales.
|
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But our children cannot afford to wait while we do nothing.
|
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But most don't have that option or can't afford to leave.
|
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It raised its prices, but patients couldn't afford those bigger bills.
|
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The basic fact is that our country cannot afford higher deficits.
|
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What if I cannot afford to attend college unless I work?
|
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"We cannot afford to wait months between an announcement and action."
|
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A cool house was a luxury we simply could not afford.
|
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Working Americans can't afford decent, quality child care for their children.
|
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Many already have families and can't afford to add another child.
|
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It also keeps you from indulging in purchases you cannot afford.
|
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He's finding out that he can't afford to alienate those minorities.
|
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Most songwriters don't have health insurance, because they can't afford it.
|
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And once you leave here, you can't afford to come back.
|
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But as an entrepreneur, you cannot afford to sacrifice your vision.
|
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But some Venezuelans said they simply could not afford to strike.
|
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Most directly, it helps workers afford to care for sick children.
|
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In a low-return world, investors cannot afford to miss it.
|
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Still, if you can afford the products, I say do it.
|
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House GOP leaders can only afford to lose 21 Republican votes.
|
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If they can't afford those bills, their coverage could be terminated.
|
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Yes, because they couldn&apost afford her speaking fee, you know.
|
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And I can't afford to hit any of Joon's destinations anyway.
|
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It's just that they can't afford to live as she does.
|
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There's no way you can afford to stay in San Francisco.
|
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"We can't afford to do all of this anymore," Trump said.
|
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In the early days, only the elite could afford to camp.
|
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More Chinese families can afford cars and are flocking to showrooms.
|
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A man from Lansing says he can afford only three mailings.
|
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The US cannot afford to lose Japan as a trusted ally.
|
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McConnell can only afford two defections, and votes from conservative Sens.
|
|
Musk literally cannot afford for investors to believe a negative storyline.
|
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"We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore," he said.
|
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Then you probably can't afford it ... but anyway it's $16 million.
|
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Can she afford to if she wants to keep her job?
|
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I can't afford [to travel to other games], it's rather expensive.
|
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Who the hell can afford to eat lobster on the regular?
|
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If so, you may be wondering how they can afford it.
|
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They wanted to make money, often to afford their own drugs.
|
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The women, however, can't afford to dismiss the Olympics so easily.
|
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Because when it'd break, we could never afford to fix it.
|
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What happens if we all decide we can't afford this shit?
|
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They say the bloc could not afford to cut it off.
|
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Because we can't afford to see things in a binary way.
|
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How else are you supposed to afford a Williamsburg waterfront condo?
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Rich people can afford their own high walls and closed doors.
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She and her husband already sometimes struggle to afford their mortgage.
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Sally Yates could afford to make the public stand she made.
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Almost half of the remaining uninsured say they can't afford coverage.
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You can't afford for things to be made easier for you.
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They produce their clothes here, but the people can't afford them.
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There's also the knowledge she can actually afford to purchase it.
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It's hard to buy them today; no one can afford them.
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Many people here are subsistence farmers and can't afford irrigation systems.
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Only a small wealthy portion of voters can afford to gamble.
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Choose a tree with the highest tip count you can afford.
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Never speculate with money that you cannot afford to lose. 6.
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Mueller's team cannot afford a loss in their very first trial.
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HOW LONG CAN YOU AFFORD TO KEEP STAYING SHORT THE COMPANY?
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Every day, women literally pose the question, Can I afford children?
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"All of Basra's oil and we can't afford rehab?" said Aziz.
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Women and their families literally can't afford to wait any longer.
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"Nobody could afford to dress completely with Jimmy," she once said.
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That's more than I can afford to spend on a laptop.
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The president can ill afford to cede more ground to China.
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I can't afford the couple hundred bucks it may cost me.
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But everyone could afford to carry a square of some kind.
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She thought Bregoli needed residential treatment, but she couldn't afford it.
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The world cannot afford for Germans to make the same mistake.
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Low-income students wondered whether they could afford to go home.
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"We can afford to do that," Biden said at the time.
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Many US residents lack broadband because they simply can't afford it.
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But we can't afford to let it disrupt the November election.
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We can't afford more of the same View the discussion thread.
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They can't afford or don't want to pay the high premiums.
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Not everyone can afford to respond by stocking up on necessities.
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