Russia has also obtained bargain-basement collateral to secure those loans.
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The lesson is, investors will buy, but only at bargain basement prices.
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New Renner released a single that sounds like bargain-basement Imagine Dragons.
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"It's the bargain basement of the arts," he told TV Guide in 288.
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Tarrant's book sheds useful light on the bargain-basement world of contemporary porn.
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Icahn said Dell is trying to buy those shares at a bargain basement price.
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Millions of homes went into foreclosure and were sold off at bargain-basement prices.
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Spirit and Frontier Airlines, the bargain basement airlines, are all at the minimum 28 inches.
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Despite its demise, the Crazy Eddie chain became an enduring symbol for bargain-basement retail.
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Just a decade ago, a bargain-basement deal on whole genome sequencing would run you $22013,254.
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This is the bargain-basement economy of our present and future -- jobs disproportionately done by women.
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It was clear what was happening: We were in the bargain-basement version of the Hunger Games.
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An excellent young quartet at the bargain-basement prices of the People's Symphony — what's not to like?
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Costumes and décor by Per Kirkeby make this a bargain-basement Renaissance with mod-abstract squiggles. 7.
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Not only was the hotel for sale at a bargain-basement price, but living costs are low, too.
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Participants stay on-site for the entire time (typically four days and nights), often in bargain-basement conditions.
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Bargain basement players have snuck up even under Amazon, and can provide what the consumer wants right now.
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Farrah Abraham's ass is going bargain basement, as in $1, for the biggest shopping day of the year.
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The Peoples' Symphony Concerts always punch far above their weight, offering bargain-basement tickets to hear serious artists.
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President Trump's conviction that allies are getting American military protection at a bargain-basement price is well known.
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This remix, which pairs Santana with bargain basement electro-house straight from a Fruity Loops sample pack, ruins it.
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Reports of planes grounded owing to lack of toilet paper have done little to dispel BA's bargain-basement image.
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A bargain basement for books; most are publisher overstocks, so tend to be in better condition than used books.
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So at $10 a month, it shouldn't be a surprise that Apple News+ feels like a bargain basement experience.
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But "Famous Blue Raincoat" notwithstanding, this was not the usual literary abjection, or any sort of bargain-basement Baudelaireanism.
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This cartoonish figurine twirled slowly on its nylon string, distracting me with its overblown enactment of bargain-basement foreshadowing.
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Sambuca is not the first place to try and jolt the local economy by offering housing at bargain-basement prices.
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Others are much more sanguine and view the environment as an amazing opportunity to buy financials at bargain basement prices.
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Continued rearmament depends on money, and Russia's economy is dependent on oil that is now selling for bargain-basement prices.
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But even if the price goes so sky high or down to the bargain basement, this Suzuki has gone further.
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A spokesman for Low called the sale "a failed PR stunt", saying Malaysia had accepted a "bargain basement sale price".
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The following is an account of the making of that pilot, and the surprisingly high costs of bargain basement fame.
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As soon as Kirkman walks into the situation room, though, what had felt economical and credible suddenly feels bargain-basement.
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Hedge funds swoop in to try to make a buck when they see distress, snapping up bonds at bargain basement prices.
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The CEO of Lebenthal Asset Management believes he found stocks that are trading at bargain-basement valuations, but have improving fundamentals.
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If someone is offering you a real bargain-basement price for a treatment, you might end up paying in another way.
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"You would see other market players coming in being able to pick that crude up at bargain basement prices," Smith said.
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Find new frames at Kaibosh, a Norwegian eyeglass brand beloved for its stylish sunglasses and bargain-basement prices (from 100 kroner).
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He specialized in picking out overlooked horses at bargain-basement prices at horse sales and identifying up-and-coming racetrack figures.
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Sure, North Carolina is a magnet for innovation, with a great workforce, bargain-basement costs and regulations that are business-friendly.
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What's not sold can be bought by energy developers at bargain-basement prices — $2 an acre for the next two years.
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I anticipate Tesla will build and sell high-end, high-price Model 3s before the stripped-out bargain basement models hit showrooms.
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And they're available for the bargain-basement price of $67,790, pure chump change if you're, say, the heir to an oil fortune.
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However, they'll also deliver better image quality, build integrity, and feature sets, making them a better value than the bargain basement options.
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The inference is that while some fund managers were still exiting the market, others were being drawn in by bargain-basement prices.
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As part of the bargain-basement Peoples' Symphony series, they play an early Haydn quartet, Webern's "Langsamer Satz" and Beethoven's Op. 127.
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When it comes to retailers' stocks, investors should avoid the "dangerous, dangerous" temptation of shopping in the bargain basement, strategist Quint Tatro says.
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At least that's how one U.S. government official, with years of experience tracking such matters, explains this bargain basement price of geopolitical cunning.
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"It's (the pound) not at bargain basement levels yet, we'd need to see the pound dipping to $1.20 or below that," he said.
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Big manufacturers such as HP, for whom printer cartridges are highly profitable products, have long attempted to wipe out these bargain-basement rivals.
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If, as the BoJ wishes, they are prompted to expand bargain-basement loans to companies and consumers, they will help stimulate the economy.
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The law frustrated Australia, which had started growing poppies on Tasmania with industrial efficiency, hawking top-shelf poppy straw at bargain basement prices.
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In India, where the budget airline IndiGo now controls more than 40 percent of the market, the result has been bargain-basement prices.
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What a fine series the bargain-basement Peoples' Symphony has put together this season, particularly in terms of leading pianists and string quartets.
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A company like Breitling would be the Sony of the watch world and Fossil would be the bargain basement HP you get from work.
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The British pound's swoon to 22.97-year lows against the U.S. dollar has created bargain basement prices for luxury seafaring vessels, according to YachtWorld.
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The latest move in the quest for bargain-basement kilowatt hours, as quickly as possible: building out local power grids with bespoke electrical substations.
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On a historical basis, stocks in both developed and EM countries tend to deliver hefty returns after reaching these bargain-basement multiples, he said.
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"If you're uncertain how much is something worth, you're going to give the lowest bargain-basement price," said analyst Katherine Egbert at Piper Jaffray.
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Trillions in digital money printing along with bargain-basement interest rates have been the main weapons of choice to combat recurring episodes of slowness.
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On the NPR Pop Culture Happy Hour episode devoted to the movie, the phrases "B-Grade Coen Brothers" and "bargain basement Tarantino" were passed around.
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But where discounters like Nordstrom Rack and T. J. Maxx have a bargain-basement atmosphere and leftover-seeming merchandise, U.A.L. feels like a designer boutique.
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Amazon pretty much chased away the bargain basement tablets with their affordable and effective line of Fire HD devices, many of which cost less than $100.
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Though the retailer has offered to extend discounts on newer MacBooks and iPhone Xs, the coveted bargain basement deals on iPhones and iMacs have sold out.
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Another sign of the times: A bargain-basement app called Pinduoduo has come out of nowhere to become one of China's most popular online retail destinations.
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Grabner notches hat trick, Rangers shred Lightning NEW YORK — Michael Grabner was one of the many bargain-basement signings by the New York Rangers this summer.
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The two artists he most suggests are the philosophical fabulist Jorge Luis Borges and Edgar G. Ulmer, the pragmatic maker of bargain-basement sophisticated B-movies.
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Dobot M22015 started at $2440, but by the time you're reading this, the five lucky super-early-bird backers have already snapped up the bargain-basement editions.
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It's the bargain-basement level of virtual reality; novel experiences can be had, but it's not on par with what you'll get on a more expensive headset.
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In fact, in the world of Premier League prosperity, they were relative paupers, their squad comprised of non-league graduates, lower-league veterans and bargain-basement journeymen.
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Cathinones of varying quality and toxicity have become part of a new wave of cheap highs feeding the bargain basement of an increasingly divided global drug market.
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"The Bureau" is clearly shot on a smaller budget than "Homeland" — even though it uses Moroccan locations, the Middle Eastern scenes can have a bargain-basement look.
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The Knoedler gallery bought their fake Rothko for the "bargain-basement" price of just $950,000 before selling it for $8.3 million, according to the De Soles' lawyers.
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"Despite an independent judge rejecting the bargain-basement settlement terms, the Trump administration took the side of McDonald's Corporation over workers," the group said in a statement.
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" He said he feared that, otherwise, Britain after a departure from the European Union might become a "grossly unequal, bargain-basement economy on the shores of Europe.
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AMC actually partnered with MoviePass in 2014 on a theatrical subscription program that started at $30 a month—considerably more expensive than the new bargain basement price point.
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In a BBC interview early Tuesday morning, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said a limit on salaries is needed to stop Britain becoming a "grossly unequal, bargain basement economy".
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When the Smurf craze began to fade in the late '80s, the store's owner, Rose, decided to give it to me for the bargain-basement price of $5.
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Buyers hunting for bargain-basement deals were frustrated by sellers holding out for better terms but as oil prices have started to stabilize there has been more convergence.
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The culprit, he said, is the Fed and its global cohorts finally pulling back on stimulus after years of bargain-basement interest rates and trillions in money printing.
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They are merely taking advantage of the poor & others unable to defend themselves, while at the same time giving bargain basement prices to other countries in Europe & elsewhere.
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At that price, Snap makes its much bigger rival Facebook — not to mention such internet stalwarts as Google, Amazon and even Netflix — look like bargain-basement "value" stocks.
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While starting with VR's bargain basement headset (aka Cardboard), Sketchfab says it plans to expand support to "all major headsets" — with Facebook-owned Oculus Rift next on its list.
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Interest rates are already at bargain-basement levels, plenty of potential investment capital is sloshing around, and the official jobless rate is at lows not seen in many years.
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" Corbyn added: "We won't let Theresa May turn Britain into a bargain basement tax haven off the coast of Europe to be ripped off by the world's biggest corporations.
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Interest rates are already at bargain-basement levels, plenty of potential investment capital is sloshing around, and the official jobless rate is at lows not seen in many years.
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Chris Carter was a relative bargain-basement signing during the offseason, but the slugger continues to provide huge dividends for the Milwaukee Brewers over the first month of the season.
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For those who feel they have missed out on the euro at bargain-basement prices, there are other ways to bet on the burgeoning strength of the euro-zone economy.
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Mixers and speakers in kitchen sinks, aerials on tower block rooftops, bargain-basement decks with pennies taped to the needles slowly but surely destroying one-way dubplates and white labels.
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So far, Sutton has received around a dozen serious expressions of interest from individual buyers and consortiums, which isn't a surprise given the bargain basement cost of an entire town.
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Your correspondent has long given up on swearing to "never again" fly with Ryanair, only to be seduced by its bargain-basement prices and ruthless efficiency that make delays rare.
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Those insurers that will add new participating providers often seek to pay bargain-basement rates and may not offer a sufficient increase in patient volume to offset those lower payments.
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Empty commercial buildings often go for bargain-basement prices because the structures — football-field-size stores or factories — were developed for specific purposes and, therefore, attract few, if any, buyers.
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But for many shoppers, thrifting was about more than bargain-basement prices: It was also where you could stumble upon a mispriced vintage Chanel jacket that cost less than lunch.
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The red carpet re-creations, which he calls Lenk Lewks for Less, fuse clever tailoring with perfectly calibrated poses, offering an uncanny if bargain-basement approximation of the couture original.
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Anyway, they are of course off to the fantasy suite, which for some reason tonight is about three times bigger than the bargain-basement hotel room they scraped up for Peter.
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" He said his party would use the parliamentary vote to attempt to influence the law, to prevent the government from "using Brexit to turn Britain into a bargain-basement tax haven.
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By selling its coal at bargain-basement prices, the US public is effectively subsidizing coal companies — to the tune of, according to one study, $28.9 billion over the past 30 years.
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But just like being cheap can lead people to buy washing machines and cars that break down more often, bargain-basement financial solutions can also be costlier in the long term.
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Mr. Noy's watches are mostly priced from $1,890 to $5,800, which is bargain basement compared with those of many of his competitors and certainly many of the ones showing at Basel.
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In a statement, Jho Low's lawyers said the Equanimity was "owned by Equanimity (Cayman) Ltd," and criticized the "bargain-basement sale price" accepted by the government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed.
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It looks so easy on TV. Buy a bargain-basement house, pull up some nasty carpet, re-tile the bathroom, paint away the wall stains and sell it for a hefty profit.
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While the budget has increased since the bargain-basement original (which reportedly cost less than $2 million), "Sharknado" remains an inexpensive proposition relative to the attention it reliably brings to the network.
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But Russian President Vladimir Putin poured cold water on the speculation Tuesday, saying the timing was not right and that there would be no giveaways of state assets at "bargain basement" prices.
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Growth remains anemic, and worries are escalating that the U.S. and the rest of the world are on the brink of a recession, despite bargain-basement interest rates and trillions in liquidity.
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It is also known for its bargain-basement prices, which extend to health-related services and most recently included a flu shot that came in about half the price of its competitors.
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Before approving AB InBev's latest merger, antitrust authorities in China required it to sell its $1.6 billion stake in China's largest brewer back to the Chinese government at a bargain-basement price.
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But as badly as it was made, "Friday" and its bargain-basement production studio, Ark Factory, contained the kernels of algorithmic virality throughout the decade: The entire company was about manufacturing influencers.
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That's why he prefers to buy stocks that he thinks offer growth at a reasonable price — companies that may not have bargain basement valuations but can justify their price because of solid prospects.
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"The truth is that British assets are in the global bargain basement," Chris Leslie, a staunch remain backer, and a member of the newly formed Independent Group of MPs said in The Times.
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While some Amazon Kindles ship with just a micro USB power cable, this piece of Amazon hardware does include the cable and the wall plug, a nice surprise considering the bargain-basement price.
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What if instead of buying a season's pass to just Vail, snowsports devotees could get Vail and its corporate siblings like Beaver Creek and Breckenridge — all for the bargain-basement price of $579?
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Keep in mind what comes with the room you book, as well as how it hits your wallet, and what you may spend extra on if you book a bargain basement hotel room.
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For this little experiment, CNN gave him Medicare for All at the bargain basement price of $27 trillion -- current national health spending that would be ported over to federal spending -- over 10 years.
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After all, the area's main commercial artery, Plaza St.-Hubert, is a bizarre strip of formal-wear shops touting bargain-basement prices on '80s-style prom and wedding gowns (and the requisite underpinnings).
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Samsung 65-Inch Q60R for $898 ($902 off): The Q60R is one of Samsung's higher-end models, but it's in the bargain basement right now, costing less than half its normal retail price.
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But it has become popular in middle America and overseas for the virtual mall it has built, where small merchants sell everything from electronics to no-brand apparel at absolutely bargain-basement pricing.
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The Knoedler gallery bought their fake Rothko for the "bargain-basement" price of just $950,000 before selling it for $8.3 million, Emily Reisbaum, a lawyer for the De Soles, said in her opening statement.
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Wish CEO Peter Szulczewski built an $73 billion e-commerce juggernaut on the back of bargain-basement pricing made possible by cheap shipping rates for low-weight goods sent to the U.S. from China.
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And in the last year, profits have been even harder to come by because of the global fuel glut that has translated into bargain-basement prices for the gasoline and diesel that refiners produce.
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"Loehmann's had $50 shoppers, so they needed a thousand," Matthew Robinson, a 30-year co-op owner, said, recalling the bargain-basement shop that replaced the original Barneys, and is now being replaced by it.
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When officials failed to locate the owners, they were later auctioned off at a bargain-basement price and demolished by excavators, with the Straits Times reporting that the planes were useless as anything but scrap.
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The prospect of another call for cash by the company has led to increased selling by investors, with the view being that even with shares at a bargain basement price, the risks are too great.
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The state's assertion that it loses money on every license it issues (for a bargain-basement fee of $24) is the basis that the lower courts accepted for the state's standing to pursue the lawsuit.
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And he recalls the 221 Russian election, which President Clinton praised as a victory for democracy, even though oligarchs bankrolled Boris Yeltsin's campaign in exchange for shares in state-owned industries at bargain-basement prices.
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" Trump on Monday said the companies "are merely taking advantage of the poor (and) others unable to defend themselves, while at the same time giving bargain basement prices to other countries in Europe (and) elsewhere.
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In 2001, the second year it was auctioned off, the meal with Buffett went for a bargain basement (comparatively, of course) $18,600, according to historical data obtained by CNBC Make It from the Glide church.
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First, many investors have anticipated a modest uptick in the global economy and started buying these names when they were beaten-up at the end of February at what now looks like a bargain-basement price.
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The paintings came with undocumented, vague histories and the gallery had paid "bargain basement" prices for them, despite the fact that they were said to be by artists like Jackson Pollock and Robert Motherwell, she said.
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The Federal Reserve, with its bargain-basement interest rates and money printer always on standby, is manipulating financial markets and crushing capitalism, bond king Bill Gross said in his latest broadside against the U.S. central bank.
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Apartment No. 215 at 1 West 72nd Street — otherwise known as the famed Dakota — was just listed at a bargain basement price of $15 million, according to New York City's online database of properties for sale.
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That's the same reason Ball, who really wants you to buy the Big Baller Brand shoes he's selling for the not-so-bargain basement price of $495, keeps trying to compare his son to Steph Curry.
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They mated a mare they bought for $8,000 to a stallion named Lucky Pulpit, who stood for a bargain-basement $2,000, a fair price for a horse who had won only three of his 22 starts.
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" Wiley said it had spent $300,000 on its own Supreme Court case, an amount Mr. Kirtsaeng's lawyers, in their own brief, called a "flat, bargain-basement fee its law firm charged for the firm's own business reasons.
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With prices far lower than in neighboring states like New York and Pennsylvania — the second lowest prices in the country, in fact (only Alaska charges less) — New Jerseyans have long boasted about their bargain-basement fueling costs.
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Looking for something more, in early 2013 she joined the small staff (one, plus three founders) of a New York–based ebooks start-up for $20 an hour—bargain basement wages for tech, a raise for Wiener.
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In exchange for selling unlimited, multi-paper subscriptions to Apple News users at a planned bargain-basement price of $10 a month, Apple reportedly wanted half the resulting revenue and for publishers to split the rest based on readership.
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The wholesale chain, third in sales only to Walmart and Amazon, was poised to make a major play in the middle states, and its bargain-basement rotisserie chickens—the chain's signature loss-leader—would bring customers through the doors.
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And like many other Tanzanian growers, she was receiving bargain-basement prices and unable to stay above even a third-world country's poverty line, due to precarious see-sawing global market prices in conjunction with Tanzania's changing political structure.
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The pattern of 2 percent or so gains through most of the recovery has kept the Fed rooted to its policy of bargain-basement interest rates and, until late-2014, injecting trillions of dollars worth of liquidity into the financial system.
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Munger, the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, is credited by the Oracle of Omaha himself with taking Buffett's initial bargain-basement, distressed company buying strategy and shaping it into a long-term value strategy of finding the best companies for cheap.
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American oil exports are surging thanks to "bargain basement prices" for U.S. crude, but rising output elsewhere in the world could put a lid on the U.S. shipments, according to Matt Smith, head of commodity research at tanker-tracking firm ClipperData.
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Rosneft is negotiating with the Venezuelan state oil company to trade its collateral in Citgo for stakes in oil fields, as a way to gain more reserves at bargain basement prices and avert any sanctions or other legal issues with Washington.
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It made sense that Vice and its sibling hip, public-facing brands would want to project an image of magnanimity toward their employees, who were paid bargain-basement salaries and worked in conditions that were often chaotic, if not actively harmful.
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Which means we can move on -- to another report, this one via Politico late Wednesday, that chews on Pruitt's appreciation for the menu options at the White House Mess, the Navy-run dining spot with top-notch food at bargain basement prices.
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We have all become such suckers for a bargain that we take the low prices of our foodstuffs for granted and are somehow unable to connect these bargain-basement prices to our children's inability to find meaningful work at a decently paid job.
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Geely bought Volvo back in 2010, but it didn't quite have the right brand positioning to market itself to the young and aspiring consumer in the country: Volvo was too premium, while Geely's own-brand vehicles were too far down into the bargain basement.
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Shutting America's gold window was the only way to stop the assault of our European friends and allies on Fort Knox, as they were rushing to dump the dollars at a bargain basement price of $25 for an ounce of the fine yellow stuff.
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BUENOS AIRES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's stocks, which crashed last month to multi-year lows, are starting to lure in hardy investors tempted by bargain basement prices, even as the country teeters on the brink of default ahead of a general election next month.
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But the portfolios most likely contain sensitive consumer details, like Social Security numbers, account numbers and home and workplace phone numbers, and their "bargain-basement rates" raise the risk that the information "could fall into the hands of irresponsible parties or outright criminals," he said.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, the franchises alleged that the company had allowed them to sink so that stock prices would plunge from a high of $25 to a low of $3, and Kinkade could buy back the company at a bargain basement price.
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Facebook famously failed even to spot mass manipulation campaigns going on in its own backyard — when in 2016 Kremlin-backed disinformation agents injected masses of anti-Clinton, pro-Trump propaganda into its platform and garnered hundreds of millions of American voters' eyeballs at a bargain basement price.
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Here were the no-hopers, the relegation survivors who, with a makeshift collection of journeymen, bargain-basement signings and unlikely over-achievers all overseen by a likeable coach that few fans wanted, downed the best and richest teams in a league dominated by a mega-wealthy elite.
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On the very first Prime Day, two of our colleagues at Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, got sucked into a bargain-basement price on a stepping exercise machine that wound up first as a giant clothes hanger and then as trash.
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" Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall agrees, predicting that "if there's a post-campaign Trump media vehicle it's far more likely to be a bargain-basement but perhaps high traffic website on the model of Breitbart: garish, crazy but with a ready market of deplorables who come to TrumpNews.
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Last week, when someone I know asked if it was a good idea to buy a huge box of whipped-cream chargers at a bargain basement price, all I could give him was a hunch: It seemed like it might not be a good idea to buy that many.
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So in 2013, for the first time in its history, HB streamlined its curriculum and significantly raised its bargain-basement prices as part of a "one-time adjustment-to-market," said Ms. Meeks, who confirmed that enrollment is stable but nowhere near the numbers it had in the 1960s.
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Entry-level offerings like the Oculus Go and Vive Focus are not to be confused with bargain-basement headsets such as Samsung's Galaxy Gear VR or Google's Cardboard and Daydream—which require a smartphone to be inserted in an otherwise empty strap-on box, to serve as screen and processor.
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However, many veteran players should be willing to take bargain-basement deals to play for a team fresh off a record 22008-win season and whose starting lineup features the winners of the last three Most Valuable Player Awards and four of the 209 members of last season's All-N.
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Inspired by the idea that I might find a wealth of kilims at bargain basement prices, I set off from Bucharest on a 24-day, 215,2200-mile journey around the central European country in a small Dacia Logan stick shift in search of kilims and the people who still weave them.
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The project benefited both city and church by pulling tourists closer to the city's main attraction, but it also encouraged retailers and shoppers to jump ship in favor of the new City Creek Center, leaving Gateway's 2.26 million square feet of retail space nearly deserted — and ripe for striking bargain basement deals.
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A flood of new activists — many attracted by the offer of party membership, and thus a vote on the leadership, at the bargain basement price of £3 (less than $4) — openly organizes to change Labour's constitution in a way that reduces the power and influence of the overwhelmingly moderate members of Parliament.
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In any case, given the paucity of data that insurers need to set rates, and given the bargain-basement prices that the government is offering to hospitals that sign onto the scheme ($550 for inserting a cardiac stent, for example), it may take years of bargaining and tinkering to devise a workable financial model.
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An online superstore that had gotten its start in the nineties by selling books on the World Wide Web—not because the founder had a love of literature, but because he had a love of consumers, and consumptive efficiency—had expanded to become a digital bargain basement dealing in appliances, electronics, groceries, mass fashion, children's toys, cutlery, and various nonnecessities manufactured in China.
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It was a year that gawked at stilettos and embraced ugly sneakers; when an advocacy hat was met with an activism hat; when makeup and a glossy magazine offered a new chance at inclusion; when luxury looked to the bargain basement; and when a lion of the industry, a man seemingly out of his own times, left us too soon.
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The company got its start selling bargain-basement TVs at Costco and has gradually been improving the performance of these sets while keeping prices well below those of companies like Samsung and LG. It's safe to say that the new P-Series Quantum is positioned as a competitor to Samsung's new Q2003R quantum dot TV, which starts at $2,800 for a 65-inch model.
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