Left says bitcoin is exorbitantly priced relative to its underlying value.
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How do these exorbitantly priced vertical ice cube trays receive their water?
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SmartGrill AI becomes your sous chef with the exorbitantly priced SmartGrill by Lynx.
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For colorful frames that are not exorbitantly priced, you might try Eyebobs, Hitchcock recommends.
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Most of the exorbitantly priced wines come from a plateau of gravel and clay.
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In fact, you can find top-notch schools in every state that aren't exorbitantly priced.
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Best of all, they aren't exorbitantly priced — the paperbacks are £7.19 online and the hardcovers £13.49.
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Before the rally, some people were camping because the hotels are either closed or exorbitantly priced.
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An exorbitantly priced, inefficient healthcare delivery system that kills more than 28,000 Americans each year is an obscenity.
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New York City is known for its exorbitantly priced real estate, from sky-high penthouses to historic townhouses.
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At the same time, the company said it still intends to market and distribute its exorbitantly priced branded EpiPen.
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Last year, a number of barely-functional apps were removed for tricking users into paying for exorbitantly-priced subscriptions.
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New research suggests they might — if the disclosures motivate hospitals to lower the cost of their most exorbitantly priced services.
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Still, there have been many hassles with traffic and exorbitantly priced events, with some parties requiring thousands of dollars to enter.
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Exorbitantly priced Casa de Azul-inspired artifacts provide the opportunity to take home a piece of mexicanidad — and even the artist herself.
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You won't be getting a room filled with exorbitantly priced things you can never buy for yourself (unless you're purposefully going that route).
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Ultimately, the current system of exorbitantly-priced drugs is unsustainable for everyone — patients, employers, insurers, and taxpayer-funded programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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In Guadalajara, for example, a former car salesman named Lalo hawks exorbitantly priced misoprostol in an area well known for clandestine drug sales.
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Despite being assured by Air Force Secretary Dr. Heather Wilson earlier this month that the service has "suspended its purchasing of the exorbitantly priced cups," Sen.
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The FDA has been pushing to approve copies of expensive branded drugs to increase competition in the market as the Trump administration rallies against exorbitantly priced medicines.
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Nearby, half a dozen jewelry and pharmaceutical shops displayed exorbitantly priced tiger teeth and claws, as well as rhino-horn carvings and shavings, elephant skin and ivory.
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I also treated myself to an amazing but exorbitantly priced avocado lox bagel with tofu scallion cream cheese, and saved the other half for my flight ($16).
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For the cost of a single season of a series (the exorbitantly priced drama The Get Down comes to mind), Netflix can completely corner the comedy market.
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Rather, despite being the owner's personal vanity signing, he went about his work with the sort of unfussy diligence that's not always expected from an exorbitantly priced superstar.
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Banks that have moved accountants to the English city of Birmingham to escape exorbitantly priced London offices may be tempted by greater savings through hiring professionals in Poland.
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" It argued "we cannot continue to ask taxpayers and Medicare beneficiaries to pay for exorbitantly priced prescription drugs without any consideration of whether their money is being well-spent.
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That's a lot of money, but Mr Wall provides no evidence that even the most elaborately decorated and exorbitantly priced wedding confections are endowed with the capacity of speech.
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Although Chinese phone makers are known for undercutting Samsung and Apple on pricing, they've not shied away from selling their own exorbitantly-priced phones under the guise of offering a luxury experience.
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It's what keeps us invested in our queens through their highs and lows, and what compels us to overspend on their exorbitantly priced merch: They present a power trip that we can easily access.
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Even the smuggling routes that had enabled the delivery of exorbitantly priced food have been cut off, he said; people are surviving on rice, lentils and greens they grow on rooftops and in empty lots.
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Campaigners say some drugs are exorbitantly priced, even though they are often developed with public funding, and health providers often pay far too much, since governments negotiate prices without knowing what the treatment cost to develop.
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The premise is this: A group of the whitest, blondest, most grating people to ever exist rent an exorbitantly-priced house in Montauk for the summer season and drink a shit ton of Whispering Angel rosé.
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The Post found that in June alone, Pruitt and his entourage racked up at least $90,000 in travel bills, mostly from exorbitantly-priced first-class flights and one $36,20143 military jet from Cincinnati to New York.
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It's what you want your summer experience to be like, without the inevitable wine breath or hangover that comes with drinking by the pool of the exorbitantly-priced house you split with 10 of your closest friends.
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And yet, even the introduction of exorbitantly priced sneakers at a publicity event like that held here on Tuesday has the power to send a radical message, one that contravenes some of the recent social and political trends.
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The exorbitantly priced Cyberphone, which is effectively just a fancy shell around an Apple iPhone 11 Pro, was thought up by the Russian firm Caviar, a company whose impractical fever dreams and opulence we've covered many times before.
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Named after the obscure and exorbitantly-priced materials he uses to make his wabi-sabi oxford shirts, kimono-inspired coats, and patchwork trousers, it combines the appeal of a vintage hunt with the discerning eye of an art collector.
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When reports of the exorbitantly priced dining set — well above the legal maximum of $5,000 — first emerged, a HUD spokesman said Carson played no role in ordering the dining room set and was unaware of it at the time.
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Even as my friend group expanded, I kept up on the cherished cinematic ritual: the exorbitantly priced snacks, the ticket-taking and seat-selection process, the previews, and then the movie itself, with its sense of experiencing something new and unseen.
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Her shoulders will ease, she'll laugh, and she'll tell you about the hideous shoes that her great aunt Rose used to stomp around in—or she'll show you a picture of the exorbitantly priced Rachel Comey pair that she's close to buying.
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These bills include exorbitantly priced collect phone calls; email and video messaging (internet access must be paid for); money for commissary accounts; plane tickets, rental cars, and gas for their loved ones to travel to the far-flung rural outposts where many prisons are situated; hotel rooms to visit for a few days at a time after making the journey; $20 bills to feed into the vending machine at visits; and prison-approved outfits to satisfy byzantine regulations (no jeans, no leggings, in some prisons).
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Such a device may, for example, be an exorbitantly priced lunch or dinner, or structured as a business meeting with a minister, or it may be an expensive advertisement in an association's magazine. The profits of the entity providing such "services" then flow to the associated political party.
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The medical examination, required of all potential immigrants, is good for one year. Spouses and minor children may accompany the successful registrants. Over the years, there have been reports of barriers the potential Cuban parolees face, such as exorbitantly-priced medical exams, exit visas fees, and repercussions for family members who are sequestered.
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Eleven Years in the Rocky Mountains. When Sam Barlow arrived at The Dalles late September 1845, as many as sixty families were waiting for river transport. The expected wait was more than ten days, and the transportation "exorbitantly" priced. Local inquiries turned up little information about traveling over the mountains except that water, timber, and grazing were plentiful.
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The FBI investigation (led by agent Keith Bell, now retired) eventually ended the city's long tolerance for wide open, illegal gambling and striptease clubs with allegedly exorbitantly priced drinks. Biloxi is now home to legal casino resort hotels, with 24-hour gambling, concert entertainment shows and restaurants."Tentative re-opening plans for Biloxi casino resorts" (2006), City of Biloxi, www.Biloxi.ms.us, webpage:Biloxi-Casinos.
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Some extravagant gifts can be purchased: one kilogram of wild pine mushrooms, which are expensive because they cannot be artificially grown, (560,000 won) US$480.27 and red ginseng products (1.98 million won) US$1698.11. However, the most exorbitantly priced gift is six bottles of wine at Lotte Department Store for a staggering (33 million won) US$28,301.89. Chuseok gift sets are big business in Korea, and prices are typically inflated.
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Westlands was a residential district during the colonial period which ended in 1963. Then, it housed mainly Kenyan Asians of Indian descent. During the 1990s and early 2000s, as land and office space became scarce and exorbitantly priced in the central business district, more businesses have relocated to Westlands and Upper Hill, where land and office space are more readily available and less expensive. Westlands was initially considered part of the Parklands area and straddled what is now Waiyaki Way, originally the Kenya-Uganda Railway.
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TWC had reportedly asked other distributors for an initial $4 to $5 per-month per-subscriber, with carriage fees increasing yearly over the length of the contract. Those distributors, most notably DirecTV, balked at the terms. Los Angeles Times business reporter Joe Flint called the standoff a potentially "definitive moment for the world of sports programming, as the industry realizes that exorbitantly priced television deals can backfire." Other teams with whose regional sports networks did not gain traction include the Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins.
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Upper Hill was historically one of the residential neighbourhoods of the city of Nairobi, during colonial times. The that comprise Upper Hill were majorly owned by Kenya Railways. During the 1990s and early 2000s, as land and office space became scarce and exorbitantly priced in the central business district, businesses relocated to Upper Hill and Westlands, where land and office space were more readily available and less expensive. Today, Upper Hill possesses a new modern skyline that is still being filled by modern skyscrapers of different and prestigious designs in the architectural world.
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In late July President Ramaphosa announced that measures would be implemented to combat corruption in the delivery of food parcels and the procurement of exorbitantly priced goods. The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) stated that it was investigating a number of suspicious transactions and alleged acts of corruption from the R500 billion COVID-19 Relief Fund. A number of government officials implicated in allegations of COVID-19-related corruption include Ace Magashule, the wife of Bandile Masuku, and the husband of presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko. Magashule, Diko and Masuku have denied any involvement in COVID-19 related procurement corruption allegations.
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This gave RCA head David Sarnoff a seat on the EMI board. In September 1931, RCA Victor introduced the first 33⅓ rpm records sold to the public, calling them "Program Transcriptions". These used a shallower and more closely spaced implementation of the large "standard groove" found on contemporary 78 rpm records, rather than the "microgroove" used for post-World War II 33⅓ rpm "LP" (long play) records. The format was a commercial failure, partly because the new Victrolas with two-speed turntables designed to play these records were exorbitantly priced, the least expensive model retailing for $395.00 in the depths of the Great Depression.
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CroFab antivenin is effective in treating A. c. phaeogaster bites, but it may cause severe anaphylactic shock and should not be used in any individuals allergic to anything contained within the formula, unless the allergy is limited to nonlethal grievances such as rashes and itching. One other exception to this occurs when the envenomation is so severe that the victims' doctors determine this risk of death from envenomation outweighs the risk of inducing anaphylaxis in a critically ill patient. A major shortage of CroFab existed in the U.S., and the vials which are available are exorbitantly priced, leading many doctors to negate the use of the antivenin in many patients whose bite resulted in extreme suffering, but does not present any life-threatening symptoms (in these situations, palliative care and symptomatic/supportive treatment approaches are used, instead).
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