Both phones cost an exorbitant amount of money, after all.
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Well, the plane costs an exorbitant amount of money to operate.
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But there are many ways around spending an exorbitant amount of money on books.
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It's a quality-of-life update for anyone who watches an exorbitant amount of YouTube.
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Have you been charged an exorbitant amount of money for what seemed like a normal ride?
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But those nuts, like almonds, require an exorbitant amount of both water and capital to farm.
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My only dating regret is that it took me an exorbitant amount of time to realize this.
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They'll ask for an exorbitant amount of napkins, or go to the bathroom and steal C-folds.
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Her recipes never called for an exorbitant amount of ingredients, which complimented my minuscule college student wallet.
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The gaps leave nurses to work an exorbitant amount of overtime, which can lead to mistakes and burnout.
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Similarly, Uber spent an exorbitant amount of time, money and effort to set up its operations in China.
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Adult players who suffer from gambling addiction can spend an exorbitant amount of money purchasing loot boxes as well.
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It's an app everyone spends an exorbitant amount of time using, and it's trying to be everything to everyone.
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Teyana Taylor came on the scene with a bright personality, one that has afforded Cardi B an exorbitant amount of success.
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He has spent an exorbitant amount of time here, tremendous amount of time here, and has gotten every endorsement he wanted.
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Instead of shelling out an exorbitant amount of money on Discogs to get the 20th color variant of the Dance Tonight!
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After being fed up with taking an exorbitant amount of painkillers per day just to manage her pain, she turned to cannabis.
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There is also debt bondage, Coppedge said, where a victim agrees to pay an exorbitant amount of money to come to the United States.
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A problem then, is that actually designing a lesson in Minecraft: Education Edition can take an exorbitant amount of time—something teachers are already lacking.
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Paying an exorbitant amount of money to these no-name resellers just to get ahold of those "limited" tapes is the stupidest, most counterproductive thing.
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"The U.S. taxpayer is paying an exorbitant amount of money to protect the First Lady in Trump Tower, located in New York City," the Change.
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Do not pay the cartels an exorbitant amount of money because once you receive due process and get a final order, you will be removed.
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"The U.S. taxpayer is paying an exorbitant amount of money to protect the First Lady in Trump Tower, located in New York City," reads the petition.
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Some get an exorbitant amount of attention, others don't, but at the heart, they're overly normal sentiments that veer towards heteronormative ideas about relationships and families.
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The businessman, who owns radio stations in both Baja California and California, has accumulated an exorbitant amount of power through his close relationship with López Obrador.
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It's like people who buy every piece of merchandise a band releases or pay an exorbitant amount of money to see them in concert, Fish said.
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Monarch of social media hype Beyoncé posted six images on her Instagram account on Thursday, most without captions and all generating an exorbitant amount of ecstatic comments.
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"Before my 21st birthday, I spent an exorbitant amount of time on Wikipedia to figure out when I could go out for a drink," Clifton told me.
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The question isn't whether the DOE will continue to have to pay out an exorbitant amount of money, but just how exorbitant that sum will end up being.
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Looking at the powerhouses involved, there's a few big glaring omissions when it comes to tech companies that have an exorbitant amount of our data, say Apple for example.
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Many fear that this program would cost an exorbitant amount of money and it is true that U.S. citizens would have to pay more in taxes to support it.
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Australia, on the other hand, offered an almost limitless array of landscapes, and an "exorbitant amount of effort" went into capturing iconic areas such as the Twelve Apostles in Victoria.
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I see environmental justice being attacked every day when the folks in the Northeast have to pay an exorbitant amount of money for the cost and the emissions going up.
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The idea was that tobacco companies would over time pay an exorbitant amount of money — more than $240 billion over 25 years — that could then be used for anti-tobacco programs.
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While Pell grant recipients are free to buy whatever they please with their grant refund checks, an exorbitant amount of work goes into limiting food stamp recipients to buying only food.
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When the president withdrew from the Paris Agreement, he argued that it would cost 2.7 million American jobs by 2025 and an exorbitant amount of money, according to the New York Times.
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"If we attract 40,000 to 60,000 new people over the next five to 10 years, and those people meet the workforce needs, that's an exorbitant amount of people for Maine," said Wildes.
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Butler's new coach, Erik Spoelstra, is a demanding one who drew criticism from the notorious gym rat Ray Allen for holding what he saw as an exorbitant amount of practices and shootarounds.
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In the midst of Chris-mas in July, on the very day Americans celebrate Independence (and inhale an exorbitant amount of hotdogs), Captain America is celebrating 100 years of fighting the good fight.
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That's why renters know that they have to pay an exorbitant amount of money," the CEO of real estate brokerages Arriva and U S Spaces said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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While your fellow campers are having fun around the campfire, you're left there spending an exorbitant amount of time pumping air, helplessly struggling, until your arms and all of your limbs go numb.
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The rapper's new Hype Williams-directed video clip for "Barbie Dreams" from her recently released album, Queen, features an exorbitant amount of costume changes and enough puppet characters to rival The Happytime Murders.
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The College Board suggests that students set aside $1,200 each year for books and other course materials, which can be an exorbitant amount of money for students who come from low-income backgrounds.
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We see an exorbitant amount of women of color, particularly African American women, who are suffering with uterine fibroid because of the hormone disruptors that are in the products [we] put on [our] hair.
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So, for the sake of saving time and frustration, we typically end up dishing out an exorbitant amount of cash on new models or looking to third party sites to catch some kind of deal.
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Another smart device, Bates' water heater, points to an exorbitant amount of water being used in the early-morning hours in what investigators believe was an attempt to cover up a crime, the affidavit says.
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Another smart device, Bates' water heater, points to an exorbitant amount of water being used in the early-morning hours, in what investigators believe was an attempt to cover up a crime, the affidavit says.
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Despite its big run and some of the risks surrounding Boeing shares, the options market is not pricing in an exorbitant amount of risk ahead of earnings, according to Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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The problem was, unlike at other Grand Slam events, you can't just plunk down your credit card to get Wimbledon tickets without spending an exorbitant amount of money or somehow claiming one of the few straggling tickets released daily by Ticketmaster.
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Donaldson, best known for spending an exorbitant amount of money on friends, family, and stunt videos, joked that he would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a Super Bowl ad, but Kjellberg asked him not to in one of his videos.
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Every quarter, the military branch sees 22,22002 part requests go unfilled, despite its readiness to pay an exorbitant amount of money to replace bits and bobs that once cost pennies—try $10,000 for a toilet seat cover in a C-17 Globemaster III.
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It might seem intimidating to plan your outfit for a date with a Virgo, since they tend to scrutinize everything, but you don't have to blow an exorbitant amount of money or look like you just walked off the runway in order to impress them.
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That's because people who take on an exorbitant amount of student debt find it hard to land work tied to their major, and then are under a lot of pressure to get a paycheck that will simply allow them to meet their monthly loan bill.
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Back when there was some level of organization — both through a limited recommended selection at the top of the page and distinct rows like "recently uploaded" — it helped to make YouTube feel tailored specifically to me, someone who watches an exorbitant amount of YouTube.
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If you don't have coverage in 2018, you'll have to pay a penalty at tax time (with some exceptions.) And what's more, not having health insurance can mean you will not have access to preventive, primary, or follow-up care unless you pay an exorbitant amount of money.
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I have an acquaintance — someone I like but barely know — who spent what seemed to me to be an exorbitant amount of time doing absolutely nothing at all on the remote Italian island Pantelleria, photographing that nothing at all as though he were on sabbatical inside a Fellini film.
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"They spend an exorbitant amount of time doing those kinds of investigations, working with victims, going through the facts and screening out cases that don't fall within the penal law," said one former Manhattan prosecutor, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he still has professional dealings with the office.
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Given that Democrats are refusing to agree to an exorbitant amount of money for a wall that won't have any demonstrable impact — most illegal immigration, which has been steadily declining, takes place by people who come in on airplanes and overstay their visas — the President is literally manufacturing an emergency before our very eyes.
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With some practice, Ms. Ruzicka got it just right: Proofed almost to its breaking point, emulsified with an exorbitant amount of fat, the wet, shiny, comically stretchy dough vaulted up into glorious golden domes, as it had done for so many bakers before her, creating a magnificent structure that would reveal itself after the bread was cooled, upside down, to preserve its fragile, chaotic matrix of bubbles.
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The rest, she said, came from physics: 21 percent from the train's actual movement; 15 percent from the train's motor engine; 12 percent from the heat given off by the electrical and auxiliary systems installed to run said trains; and the majority—or over 50 percent—from the train hitting the brakes as it pulls into the station, an intense friction that gives off an exorbitant amount of warm air.
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And that's all we did. At that time we got a statement from the record company charging us an exorbitant amount of money against royalties...Everyone else got paid. Kim Fowley got paid. The musicians got paid.
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Lila is tempted to work for Michele Solara, who remains so obsessed with her, that he is willing to pay her an exorbitant amount of money. Elena also learns that her younger sister is sleeping with Marcello Solara.
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She was born Sophia Raymond, eldest daughter of Charles Raymond of Valentines, Essex, on 11 April 1753.Rev. ODNB On 13 April 1773 she married William Burrell, Member of Parliament for Haslemere and came into possession, it is said, of 100,000 pounds, then an exorbitant amount of money. A baronetcy was granted to her father in 1774, the year after her marriage, with remainder to her husband and her male issue by him.
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After traveling the Yukon River, Brooks hypothesized that construction of the dam would be catastrophic from an ecological and human standpoint, would cost an exorbitant amount of money, and that the claims of attracting industry and tourism to Alaska were greatly exaggerated.Brooks, pp. 53–59. In real terms, he estimated that construction of the dam would eliminate the habitat for 1.5 million ducks, 12,500 geese, 10,000 cranes, 270,000 salmon, 12,000 moose, and seven percent of Alaska's fur-bearing animals.
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Everyone thinks Yunus is a taxi driver and he finds it increasingly difficult to refuse to take people to places. Towards the end of the film, Yunus meets an older woman arguing with a construction worker who is asking for an exorbitant amount of money to cover her wall with plaster of Paris. Yunus decides to do the job instead of the worker. After mixing water with plaster of Paris, he sits to have a rest and starts to daydream.
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One time al-Malik al-Kamil, who was the Ayyubid sultan at that time, liked some of his odes so much that he sent the poet an exorbitant amount of money and offered to build a shrine for him. Ibn al-Farid declined both the money and the offer of the shrine, choosing to trust in God to supply for his needs. His position as a teacher at the Al-Azhar Mosque allowed him to provide for his family, which included three children.
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Individuals justification of choices, behaviors, and actions regarding their food choice and its environmental impact are due to one or more of these value sets. Choices affected and caused by the halo effect are due primarily to egoistic values and then extrapolated to encompass one or both of the other value types; the choice was originally personally motivated but happened to bleed over into a positive outcome aligning with a less self-focused intention. Everyday there are an exorbitant amount of choices that individuals must make.
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Full Points Footy: Ray Holden (West Perth, Melbourne, Perth) He only made three appearances with Melbourne in 1984, having been unable to play in his favoured full-back position, which had been taken up by Danny Hughes, another first year player.AFL Tables: Ray Holden Unable to transfer back to West Perth as they believed Melbourne were asking for an exorbitant amount of money, Holden was instead signed by Perth. After two injury plagued seasons, Holden returned to West Perth, where he would finish his WAFL career.
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On the pre-final round the "buyers" emptied the bazaar's collective supply of noorseekee and left with the announcement of returning soon with an exorbitant amount of money, while leaving an equally exorbitant order for more noorseekee (and even a down- payment). The "sellers" gladly agreed to provide the demanded amount of wares, but demanded a higher per-unit price citing e.g. the need to pay more hush money to their commanding officers. Then the "sellers" fulfilled the order and the merchants bought massive amounts (e.g.
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The progression from storyboard to finished scene, top to bottom. Note the distinctive "clown" makeup and lined costumes used on the actors. The game is notable for its unique art style, with characters illustrated in the "art nouveau" style that was popular in 1914, the year the game's events take place. Since illustrating a game of this magnitude by hand would most likely take an exorbitant amount of time, the look was achieved by using rotoscoping, a process that Mechner had used in Prince of Persia.
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A variety of pastimes which would now be considered blood sports were popular. Cock fighting was a common pastime, and the bets on this game could amount to thousands of pounds, an exorbitant amount of money in those days, and many respectable gentlemen lost all their money this way. Henry VIII had a royal cockpit built at one of his palaces. Young boys on Shrove Tuesday would normally bring in their own fighting rooster and would spend the afternoon at school placing bets on which rooster would win.
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Escaping the Communist Soviets that had taken over eastern Poland, many yeshivos traveled to Vilna, which would come under the Republic of Lithuania's government. However, in the center of World War II, the Vaad HaYeshivos understood that the war would soon reach Lithuania and the yeshiva students had to escape Europe. They, therefore, arranged Polish passports and visas to the West Indies and Japan for all the students, planning for the students to leave Europe via the Trans-Siberian Railway. For many, these efforts were for naught, as train tickets cost an exorbitant amount of money.
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Dharam Das has found an ideal groom for his sister in Din Dayal, who agrees to wed her. However, on the day of the wedding, Din demands an exorbitant amount of dowry, and when Dharam is unable to come up with it, breaks off all ties, returns home, and marries another woman. This completely devastates the Das family, the to-be bride kills herself, and the shock of her death kills her father, and Dharam swears to avenge this humiliation at all and any costs. Years later Din has a daughter by the name of Gulab, who is in love with Kamal, the son of Dharam.
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The mines were deep in the canyon and visitors stopping off to see the digs spent an exorbitant amount of time getting back to the train. A false adit was dug just a hundred feet below the track to trick people into thinking they had visited the mine and were shortly ready to return to the train. The mountain itself offered a grand display of nature and hiking trails, plus a mule ride, the "Mount Lowe Eight," that transported guests around a trail. This trail made a large figure eight traverse of Mt. Lowe and Mount Echo, starting and ending at the Alpine Tavert without ever traversing the same terrain twice.
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The two styles consist of two modes: Speed mode and Power mode. Speed mode allows players to chain several normal attacks into a special or desperation/super move, as well as execute a Speed Combo. Power mode on the other hand, grants the player increased damage potential exponentially and giving access to Super Desperation Moves which inflict an exorbitant amount of damage (the prerequisites to performing them however, requires the player's life bar to flash and have a full power bar). Power mode also allows the player to perform Super Cancels; canceling a special move into a desperation/super move (but not a desperation move, with the sole exception of Awakened Kaede in the first game).
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In 2003, the first National Insurance Institute Report was released revealing that 25% of the Israeli population was living in poverty and that most suffered from some level of food insecurity, meaning not knowing where one’s next meal was coming from. Joseph Gitler, then a recent immigrant to Israel, started reaching out to nearby nonprofits and discovered that most of them were spending a large percentage of their budgets on purchasing food. Meanwhile, caterers were throwing out an exorbitant amount of food at the end of events. Mr. Gitler offered to pick up the surplus food from the catering halls and deliver it to the nonprofits thereby rescuing the food from destruction and at the same time, providing the food to those in need.
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Lao Er (Ge You) lives a humdrum life as a laborer in Beijing with his wife Yu Lan (Ding Jiali), his son Liangliang (Li Bin) and his beloved dog, Cala. Lao Er's life is thrown into turmoil when the government in an effort to control rabies, decrees that all unlicensed dogs are to be cast out of the city. When Cala is confiscated during an evening walk, the police give Lao Er eighteen hours until 4:00 in the afternoon of the next day to obtain a license for 5000 RMB ($600), an exorbitant amount of money for a worker in Lao Er's position. Lao Er, determined to get his dog back, sends his son to coerce an uncle working in the pound to get the dog back.
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However, a great deal of diplomacy in establishing allies, bartering land, and signing peace treaties was necessary for each warring state, and the idealized role of the "persuader/diplomat" developed. From the Battle of Baideng (200 BC) to the Battle of Mayi (133 BC), the Han Dynasty was forced to uphold a marriage alliance and pay an exorbitant amount of tribute (in silk, cloth, grain, and other foodstuffs) to the powerful northern nomadic Xiongnu that had been consolidated by Modu Shanyu. After the Xiongnu sent word to Emperor Wen of Han (r. 180–157) that they controlled areas stretching from Manchuria to the Tarim Basin oasis city-states, a treaty was drafted in 162 BC proclaiming that everything north of the Great Wall belong to nomads' lands, while everything south of it would be reserved for Han Chinese.
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