No, it is not, despite what you may be thinking, extortionately expensive.
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You've got young twins at home; your wife isn't working; health insurance is extortionately expensive.
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Uber enjoys a powerful advantage in Istanbul, since its drivers do not have to acquire extortionately expensive cab licences.
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He also contends that many rivals are saddled with "lengthy set-up and heavy maintenance requirements" which makes them "extortionately expensive".
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Amazon said in a company blog on Monday that it had removed 3,900 sellers for price gouging, and with them well over half a million extortionately priced items.
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Even if Europeans travel abroad only a couple of times a year, they now can avoid extortionately high prices for even the briefest of calls or internet browsing.
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If I ordered those adorable, extortionately-priced needle-felted Christmas mice, would I feel like the kind of mother who intuitively understood how to spin a web of comfort and joy?
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It's comfort food, and it performs as one might expect, leaving me bloated but pleasantly satisfied, and far more fulfilled than any half-assed, extortionately priced British snack has ever done before.
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Of course, London being London, the pub was razed a couple of years later to make way for a set of extortionately priced apartments, but the memories remain—and so should, in theory, the bonds between us.
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Except that two days in you begin to realize that your newfound credentials are less than adequate, stamps are extortionately expensive, and the basement—now littered with forgotten exercise equipment—has become a gym for some very buff-looking rodents.
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After speaking with Yeti's representatives, I learned that they build and test their coolers for conditions and abuse they'll likely never see, which is why I'm so confidently able to recommend what seems to be an extortionately-priced, over-glorified lunchbox.
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I learned that socks and extortionately waxed hardwood floors are a dangerous combo, and I learned that you don't need to buy a boat to look like you have one on your Instagram—you just need to pay $15 [$19 USD] to go stand on one.
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The appeal is twofold: it's infinitely more enjoyable than yet another extortionately priced dive bar where the music is too loud to chat over and too awful to dance to, and it allows me to indulge in what has become my favorite pastime since moving away from my family and entering my late 20s: wallowing in nostalgia.
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Other rabbis of the congregation were Jacob ben Abraham Fidanque, Moses Ḥayyim Jesurun (d. 1691), Samuel Abaz (d. 1692), and Abraham ha-Kohen Pimentel (d. 1697). In 1697 the freedom of religious practice which the congregation had obtained was disturbed by hostile edicts of the aldermen, and the Jews were extortionately taxed (Cf.
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Recently arrived in London, he immediately meets Keith Talent, a cheat (small-time criminal) and aspiring professional darts player, at Heathrow Airport where Keith is posing as a minicab driver. Keith gives Sam an extortionately priced ride into town. The two converse in Keith's car, and Keith invites Sam to the Black Cross, a pub on the Portobello Road, Keith's main hangout. At the Black Cross, Sam meets Guy Clinch, a rich upper-class banker who is bored with life, with his terrifyingly snobbish American wife, Hope, and his out-of-control toddler, Marmaduke.
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The imposition of a third poll tax in 1381 prompted unrest in Essex and Kent, which then spread all over England. According to the Anonimalle Chronicle, the 'evil actions' of the commons in both Essex and Kent were 'because of the exceptionally severe tenths and fifteenths and other subsidies lightly conceded in parliaments and extortionately levied from the poor people'. Most serious of all were events that occurred in London on 13–15 June. During the summer, rebels from Kent and Essex marched to London and, once admitted to the city, managed to capture the Tower of London.
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