That's where we think the risk remains, in the high-priced growth stocks — not growth overall — but high-priced growth stocks where expectations are too high, they're going to be punished severely.
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There's no shortage of high-priced ski equipment on the market.
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There could be a further negotiation period for high-priced drugs.
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That said, cannabis remains a high priced drug for many people.
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Bernie Sanders isn't happy about Hillary Clinton's high-priced campaign events.
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Ive wanted the Watch to be a high-priced fashion device.
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Hey, some people collect stamps, Action has high-priced smoking devices.
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It is highly concentrated in the high-priced state of California.
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In the art market, Avedon's photographs can be high-priced commodities.
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But there are also plenty of high-priced apartments going begging.
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They are the gatekeeper to high-priced pharmaceuticals in this country.
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For all their high-priced components, the Warriors invest in development.
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That's because of new high-priced medications in the pipeline, he said.
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There's a ton of high-priced stuff to expand from that base.
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For high-priced assets, a flat tax is fundamentally unlikely to work.
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In 2016, high-priced growing companies like Amazon and Netflix rewarded investors.
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But, he said, the store is not just about high-priced products.
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It's a high-priced, luxury niche market, at this point at least.
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MORE's decision to give a high-priced speech to an investment firm.
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On the Upper East Side, there was high-priced co-op activity.
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It could buy more innovative high-priced drugs, and make procurement quicker.
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A high-priced subscription site may well have a natural audience ceiling.
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No need for one of the sky-high priced graphics cards out there.
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He's got 8 kids ... so, that's a high-priced bar he just set.
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Why did these high-priced footballers play military dress-up for the weekend?
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Kim Kardashian is moving high-priced panties like Oprah moves her favorite things.
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The world of high-priced art dealers was one I did not understand.
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Take a look inside the high-priced "Fixer Uppers" that are for sale.
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Eliot Spitzer had patronized a high-priced prostitution ring, leading Spitzer to resign.
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This can be an especially money-saving route for high-priced, specialty drugs.
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"I feel like I've paid for a high-priced babysitter," Ms. Thomas said.
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"He had one high-priced consultant or lawyer after another — " Ms. Kantor began.
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Wealthy students will be free to hire high-priced lawyers to represent them.
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They simply can't afford the down payment on the current high-priced homes.
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Outside Washington, D.C., Virginia operates about 40 miles of high-priced express lanes.
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Public and political scrutiny of high-priced medications could pressure pharmaceutical corporations, for example.
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Peloton's success is also a convincing sign that high-priced fitness has been normalized.
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"We are looking everywhere to minimize the impact of high priced corn," Prestage said.
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The ankle pods were inspired by hanging around Jordan's fleet of high-priced cars.
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They started with high priced cars, but today their car prices are much lower.
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The pieces are many and pretty high priced, but we think they're worth it.
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The company could handily survive as a producer of high-margin, high-priced vehicles.
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Sunday's outfit of sweatpants and high-priced jewelry in Philadelphia is the perfect example.
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In hindsight, you might remember that team being filled with high-priced free agents.
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Private industry largely pursues high-priced vaccines for American children, militaries and adventure tourists.
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Of all the great American sports, football most closely resembles high-priced indentured servitude.
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Sales of new-construction condos have surged, many of them high-priced luxury units.
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You don't need high-priced equipment with frills in order to get memorable shots.
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The news of the high-priced heels has gained a lot of attention on Twitter.
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Every high-priced pollster who forecast Hillary Clinton would win easily should return their paychecks.
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But the network didn't look outward for a high-priced star to fill the void.
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Government, and the high-priced lawyers and lobbyists that surround it, are a steady denominator.
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Further, amid a recession, some investors doubted Apple could keep its high-priced, exclusive image.
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Johnny Manziel is not the last, just the latest, high-priced, overhyped commodity to fail.
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The company said some high-priced sneakers did not sell as well as it hoped.
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That's not to say that MuleSoft will necessarily spark a wave of high-priced deals.
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" Taylor explained that a high-priced man did exactly as told, "from morning till night.
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Costco looks for high-priced categories to enter to offer cheaper alternatives than big brands.
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The mortgage lending ban on high-priced homes will be effective as of Dec. 17.
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They use high-priced accountants and lawyers to skirt the laws that we abide by.
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He further alleges his "high priced" legal team unlawfully persuaded him into entering those guilty pleas.
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We know what you're thinking ... why would anyone buy a high-priced item without proper documentation?
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But the high-priced pieces that she often shows off aren't always attainable to her followers.
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In short: eBay is here to give you a great deal on typically high-priced products.
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Technologies developed for these high-priced vehicles are rolled out to other cars in McLaren's line.
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"Risk is increasing in tech, especially with high priced stocks," Sacconaghi wrote in a note Monday.
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I didn't know that there was all this dispensation for bad behavior among high-priced actors.
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It's manuka honey, a high-priced nectar ballyhooed by celebrities as a health and beauty elixir.
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In some cases, money was spent on personal travel, Rolex watches and other high-priced items.
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Bipolar disorder drove a former Olympic runner to become a high-priced Las Vegas escort. 9.
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PG: Were you ever tempted to take a high-priced job in a big law firm?
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He wrote two more books and became a high-priced speaker on the guru rental market.
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Fewer trades are required on high-priced stocks to maintain the proper balance within the funds.
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Why people are so calm about the high-priced market is a bit of a mystery.
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How do you suggest I go about curating a sustainable — but not super-high-priced — wardrobe?
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Big Ticket Manhattan's luxury market ended the first quarter with a surge of high-priced closings.
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You guys are a couple years into this now, there is no high-priced product. Nope.
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In 2018, at least, we will be living in a world of high-priced silver plans.
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In some cases, money was spent on personal travel and high-priced items including Rolex watches.
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Those sophisticated money managers often require large minimum investments or connections to high-priced financial advisors.
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They're able to turn to high-priced lawyers to stave off the lawsuits that will likely ensue.
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José Ancer: If you look at the startup legal market, everyone knows the marquee, high priced firms.
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But he and Jeter were not close, and Yankee fans never fully embraced their high-priced slugger.
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More employers are contracting directly with health systems on hospital costs for high-priced care like surgery.
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Manager John Farrell said he has talked to the troubled and high-priced Sandoval one-on-one.
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That's when things got much worse, as McCoy attempted to explain the game's notoriously high-priced microtransactions.
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Yet-to-be assembled pieces languished in high-priced storage facilities in Brooklyn and six foreign countries.
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I had made the decision to take a leap and style myself as a high-priced escort.
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The drug is expected to be high priced, though countries negotiate their own terms with the company.
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In 2015, investors began questioning whether high-priced start-ups were living up to their skyrocketing valuations.
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It recently said it's removing thosuands of high-priced items to prevent price gouging on its site.
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In addition to encouraging secrecy in research, patent monopolies also create the problem of high-priced drugs.
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"How much do you think Express Scripts makes off rebates off a high-priced drug?" he asked.
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Nor are there any tax code loopholes or high-priced accountants that can save him this time.
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This has made the United States a high-priced island in an ocean of low-priced steel.
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The video is pretty insane ... like a low-speed, but VERY high-priced, fender bender at sea.
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And it runs one of the largest specialty pharmacies, dispensing high-priced drugs that require special handling.
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She said it appears investors were taking profits there, since it is an overcrowded space and high priced.
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High-priced, handmade boutique sports cars typically make their debut where the well-heeled and the media gather.
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If you're looking to move high-priced art a "freeport" might be a good place to stash it.
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Put together, the issues paint a less-than-perfect picture of Apple's high-end and high-priced hardware.
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Why we picked Docucharm: Paying high-priced, high-skilled workers to do data entry is a huge waste.
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Pruitt also has expensive taste in hotels, having stayed in high-priced rooms in Paris and New York.
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On the flip side, high-priced specialty drugs continue to pose a challenge for all health care payers.
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President Donald Trump has pledged to pursue price negotiations to bring down the costs of high-priced drugs.
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They both enthrall and frustrate him, since even high-priced precision watches only give the impression of infallibility.
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There are growing concerns that demand for high-priced gadgets like Apple's (AAPL) iPhones are beginning to slow.
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Schröder makes his money since leaving office as a high-priced lobbyist for the Russian energy giant Gazprom.
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That means a handful of high-priced shares that have outsized weightings in the Nikkei benefit the most.
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The United States has become, in essence, a high-priced island in an ocean of low-priced steel.
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Mr. Price failed to defuse an uproar over his high-priced travel by agreeing to pay back $26,887.
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Accusations of untoward behavior, short of lawbreaking, are not uncommon in the world of high-priced admissions consulting.
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Look no further than Erin Griffith's story about the world of high-priced fitness equipment in Silicon Valley.
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Companies that make high-priced hardware products aren't supposed to be as popular, as profitable or as permanent.
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It's the latest in a series of off-season moves by the Jets to cut high-priced veterans.
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New York City-based Free Agency wants to become the advocate of choice for this high-priced talent.
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The fine art of repentance is a skill taught in business schools and promoted by high-priced consultants.
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But the neighborhood has long since transformed into a bustling hive of boutique hotels and high-priced condos.
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Mr. Lindenmuth said the most high-priced bottles at the auctions are unlikely to be bought for drinking.
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These costs are expected to rise as new, high-priced, brand-name and specialty medications hit the market.
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She also said it would limit the number of high-priced tickets that could be bought by individuals.
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Essentially, the claim is that high-priced Windows machines are beating Apple's Mac line more often than ever before.
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Viewership is massive, and it's allowing Facebook to slip more and more high-priced video ads into the feed.
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Source: AB Bernstein "Risk is increasing in tech, especially with high priced stocks," Sacconaghi said in a note Monday.
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Some are referring to the deal as a high-priced acquihire because Jet was just getting off the ground.
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I've sometimes been accused of being a socialist because I find it difficult to justify most high-priced automobiles.
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Money better spent on assisting their own people has gone to high priced Washington lobby groups and PR firms.
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Contrary to President Obama's promises, many Kentuckians face a choice between high priced coverage and no coverage at all.
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On YouTube, however, many soon-to-be brides have found a way to avoid purchasing such high-priced garments.
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They can be as little as 1 percent of the cost of a high-priced model like Tesla's offerings.
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As a fish cutter at Wulf's, Mr. Paiva works with high-priced species that are sold mainly to chefs.
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Though with so many high-earning techies in the city, there likely is a market for high-priced living.
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Thailand's legendary Koh Samui is filled with high-priced luxury resorts, typically running you $800 or more a night.
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Meanwhile NBC, looking to cut bait with its high-priced talent, got what it was looking for: An excuse.
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But the new cellular watch is unlikely to be a replacement for the phone, just a high-priced complement.
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Some of the decline was due to the timing of a new tax on high-priced Manhattan real estate.
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"Given elevated valuations and elevated expectations for high priced stocks, we believe risk remains high in tech," Sacconaghi said.
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"We're never going to offer $7 billion of incentives," Hickenlooper said, referencing a high-priced bid from New Jersey.
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When you compare the city with other high-priced urban centers, its teacher pay no longer looks so extraordinary.
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"We are very much committed to tear down the inequities of high-priced preparation and make these world-class resources available to all kids, and particularly those kids who can't afford high-priced test prep," she said, noting that the College Board also offers students a daily practice app for the new SAT.
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The high-priced X1D could almost be considered an act of defiance against the grim economics of the camera industry.
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The CSS Profile is used primarily by elite, high-priced schools that give out a lot of need-based aid.
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That is why these debates– contrary to what many of the high priced pundits are saying — seldom change anyone's minds.
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This is because some hotels still want to manually approve guests before letting them stay in their high-priced suites.
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Critics of the bill said it forced seniors into high-priced plans at the benefit of insurance and drug companies.
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Iraqi officials are engaged in their own diplomatic effort, backed by another high-priced Washington lobbying firm, the Podesta Group.
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Finally, you could earn rewards if you use a credit card to front the cost of an high-priced item.
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" Sanders said Democratic Party leaders have to recognize that his supporters "do not go to fancy, high-priced fundraising dinners.
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Remember that in California the high-priced insurance, reflecting the risks, gives homeowners reasons to protect their homes against earthquakes.
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It's that transparency and standardization that has made StockX one of the most trusted sources for reselling high-priced sneakers.
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High-priced attorneys can explain away complicated securities maneuvers, but what about the physical documents that govern real estate transactions?
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In the beginning, Mr. Weinberg pulled in people who were thought to be interested in selling high-priced stolen art.
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Sharp Braai is actively bucking the trend of high-priced neighborhood restaurants by serving inexpensive, hearty plates of local food.
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As the digital world gets scarier, Apple's technology may come to resemble a high-priced oasis for the world's rich.
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Patients could still go wherever they wanted, but would have to cover the additional cost of a high-priced hospital.
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And over the course of the year, a few high-priced days provide needed revenues in an otherwise efficient market.
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Whether these high priced new therapies can succeed in Europe, where countries have stringent price controls, remains to be seen.
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Plus, he's a free agent who would need to renegotiate yet another tough, high-priced deal with New Orleans leadership.
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That's a winning formula in affluent urban locales, but how large, exactly, is the market for high-priced health food?
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The equivalent in health-care may be high-priced drugs and medical specialties that help save lives in critical cases.
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Given the family's wealth, it will not be much of a challenge for them to get high-priced legal talent.
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That is not to say the Yankees couldn't afford to pursue high-priced free agents and retain their young stars.
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The revised exam is just as susceptible to high-priced , test-prep "steroids" as its predecessor, according to SAT coaching companies.
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That in turn has spurred a flourishing pet care industry whose offerings include tailored pet diets and high-priced photo shoots.
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Vertu has been hand crafting bad, high-priced, "luxury" phones since before the smartphone, and somehow has yet to be stopped.
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Over time, however, consumers and businesses can reduce this tax hit by substituting away from high-priced goods and Chinese production.
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Moreover, as the Priv has shown, the market for a high-end (and high-priced), secure Android device isn't very large.
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As the show progresses, she's drawn into the world of high-priced prostitution by a friend and fellow law student, Avery.
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The pair were awarded the normally high-priced seats for 22016 cents for being "poorly dressed" by television personality John Oliver.
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If there's one thing the tech industry has mastered, it's turning today's high-end, high-priced luxury into tomorrow's affordable necessity.
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Sure, the median home price is $1.1 million in San Francisco, but this high-priced real estate market comes with opportunities.
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That gives Facebook lots of opportunities to serve high-priced video ads, since users weren't trying to watch something specific anyways.
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Those Americans who are in those categories don't have high-priced lobbyists to speak for them and lobby on their behalf.
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CMS chief Seema Verma told Reuters last year that she was looking at new payment models for high-priced breakthrough treatments.
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"We should be concerned about the introduction of these new high-priced drugs and their effect on the program," Sachs said.
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It's a vision that says the few who can afford a high-priced lobbyist and unlimited campaign contributions set the agenda.
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To make these high-priced treatments more affordable, they should be offered on a sliding scale based on ability to pay.
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And the resulting misallocation of resources means that people who critically need but cannot afford high-priced drugs won't get them.
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Live cattle futures closed lower on weak cash values and lackluster consumer demand for high-priced cuts of beef, traders said.
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There is no evidence that the quality of low- and high-priced M.R.I.s differs, at least enough to be clinically meaningful.
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Stripped of the aspirational jargon, the firm is in the business of selling high-tech (and high-priced) home exercise bikes.
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Now Sotheby's will be owned by Mr. Drahi, who built his $9.1 billion fortune through a series of high-priced deals.
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Poor suspects without access to media or high-priced lawyers suffer the same treatment, said Mr. Adams of Human Rights Watch.
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Although making chargemaster pricing public will not, by itself, reform our high-priced medical system, it is an important first step.
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While lawbreaking in the sector is rare, the shadowy, and completely legal, world of high-priced college consultants is nothing new.
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The subsidiary will initially focus on manufacturing seven to 10 high-priced medications, with the first ones available by early 2022.
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For decades Mr. Weinstein used high-priced lawyers and secret settlements to silence women with allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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Verizon, like its competitors such as Comcast (CMCSA), has been stung by customers ditching high-priced cable packages for streaming services.
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DO YOU THINK IT WILL BE EMBRACED BY PORTFOLIO MANAGERS IN A SIMILAR VEIN BECAUSE BOY, IS THAT A HIGH-PRICED --?
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The examples of Acthar and other high-priced generics are not aberrations, as the drug industry lobby tries to frame them.
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But Netflix needs another rebound if it wants to hang onto its high-priced valuation and continue its massive content spend.
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In many high-priced markets such as New York and San Francisco, tickets cost much more than their $7.95 monthly fee.
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To combat years of falling sales, Abercrombie ditched its logo-emblazoned, high-priced clothes and added trendier denim and floral prints.
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At the time, coal's competitors in the electricity market were, like coal, high-priced, and the demand for energy was growing.
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More than 15,000 foreign entities, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, are on record as having hired high-priced U.S. lobbyists and consultants.
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Mr. Stringer, the comptroller, has proposed eliminating the mortgage recording tax and instead increasing the transfer taxes on high-priced properties.
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That's the idea at the heart of the new payment model for high-priced drugs laid out by the administration last week.
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Clinton next week where he says he will focus on how she and Bill Clinton have engaged in high priced influence peddling.
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Sakane cited Tesla, hoping to mimic its model of releasing a high-priced product followed by significant price cuts after its release.
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As logical as all this seems, though, there is nevertheless a nagging sense that something is amiss with such high-priced assets.
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Eli Lilly says it's not making as much money off high-priced insulin as you might think, per the Wall Street Journal.
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Originally, it championed high-priced proprietary software; today, it has made a broad shift toward the open-source model it once derided.
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Shock photographer Tyler Shields is obsessed with high-priced handbags ... specifically, doing strange things to them for the sake of his art.
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Branson's ultimate interest was space tourism—high-priced, suborbital thrill rides—and he felt that SpaceShipOnecould give him a high-profile start.
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Trov is essentially a middle man, trading on its technology and its clever approach to insuring individual items — mainly high-priced electronics.
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Manafort's finances Manafort's decade of work with Ukrainians and a Russian industrialist coincided with a buying spree of high-priced real estate.
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I expected ThinkGeek's high-priced NES Classic bundles to linger, much like GameStop's did in the months after the micro-console's release.
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Price rises and the shift of drinkers to high-priced beers such as Budweiser meant Brazilian and Chinese revenue and margins grew.
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It was the perfect portion, and the best item on the menu, which in a high-priced steakhouse is no small feat.
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While some workers could see lower out-of-pocket costs for high-priced drugs, others could see higher cost-sharing for premiums.
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The applications he carried in his black leather briefcase, however, were for one type of product only: a high-priced variable annuity.
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GBK, the fancy event planning firm that gives away high-priced Oscars swag every year, is posting up at the London Hotel.
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By paying less for high-priced prescription drugs, our providers also have more resources to invest in community programs for our patients.
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Now it is quietly building a side business: getting paid to help drug companies dispense a new generation of high-priced drugs.
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It has two high-priced law firms, Debevoise & Plimpton and Covington & Burling, investigating Mr. Moonves's conduct and advising CBS's board of directors.
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They must thread a maze of regulations without an army of experts and high-priced consultants, which are available to larger hospitals.
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Yale is not alone in using high-priced consultants and law firms to block unionization of graduate students or adjunct faculty members.
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The Kushner brothers have both placed bets that they can lure young people fleeing high-priced Manhattan and Brooklyn to the area.
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"Fractional share trading is an innovative, market-led solution that makes high-priced stocks accessible to more investors," a Virtu spokesperson said.
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He was a central architect of the Saudi policy to allow market forces to flush out high-priced production and reduce crude oversupply.
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According to legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Hosseini was arrested July 19 for shoplifting two high-priced jackets from a Swedish clothing store.
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But for the time being, he said, they don't have enough disposable income to buy the high-priced products that older shoppers enjoy.
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For any woman, the path to motherhood is often an expensive one, full of doctor's appointments, medication and high-priced products for infants.
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Oil firms can use even more data and technology to keep tabs on their wells, rather than high-priced engineers in hard hats.
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If you're curious whether your taste in high-priced television shows streaming on Netflix is the same as that of your neighbors, HighSpeedInternet.
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If you were previously dealing with an adviser who was steering you toward high-priced investments, you may end up saving a bundle.
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Lyft — and now its shareholders — are banking on robotaxis to replace high-priced drivers and help turn ride-hailing into a profitable enterprise.
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"Wealthy landlords and high-priced lobbyists have spared nothing to line their own pockets at the expense of hardworking New Yorkers," he said.
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Political leaders in Virginia and New Jersey have introduced legislation that would require manufacturers to report production costs of some high-priced drugs.
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The Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa offers everything you could want in a high-priced yoga/meditation retreat, plus a ton of spa amenities.
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To meet demand, luxury jewelers are increasing the number of high-priced pieces, often including extremely rare and valuable gemstones as distinctive features.
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Some seasoned investors have been wary of the volatile, relatively high-priced stock of a company that has yet to report a profit.
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While downtown Dallas is flush with glassy skyscrapers and high-priced restaurants, large tracts of the city's southern sector are empty and ragged.
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Qualcomm and Apple long been embroiled in a patent lawsuit — each tech company suing the other in a high-priced back-and-forth.
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Plus, buyers are still loading out trucks and SUVs with high-priced options, and that's likely to boost earnings, at least in Detroit.
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Instead, it would have streamlined the bureaucracy through attrition and early retirements, curtailed high-priced contractors and made better use of information technology.
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As the estate describes it ... handling "the complexity of the problems involved" doesn't come cheap, and requires a bunch of high-priced lawyers.
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And it appears that the rate at which schemers are uploading new high-priced offers has outpaced whatever monitoring the company is doing.
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Wine is such a volatile business to be in, and it depends largely on the concept of luxury to sell high-priced bottles.
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Since the robbery, Mr. West and Ms. Kardashian keep no high-priced art or jewelry "any place where our kids stay," he said.
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The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission has recommended that more patients be diverted to low-cost community hospitals from high-priced academic medical centers.
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The affluent class that Nio was targeting with its high-priced ES8 was suddenly less likely to pony up for the $70,000 SUV.
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Trump's White House counsel Don McGahn has had to obtain his own high-priced DC lawyer to defend him in the Russia probe.
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Coming off a period in which auction houses struggled to secure top consignments as sellers were cautionary, high-priced lots made a comeback.
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The administration is also seeking to change how doctors are reimbursed for administering the drugs, reducing their incentives to select high-priced options.
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As more million-dollar drugs and high-priced medical advances get put into use, questions over affordability and access will become increasingly pressing.
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Navajo Generation Station would be left with a glut of high-priced power for which it would have great difficulty finding a market.
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Buyers are pulling back in high-priced markets like California, where homes are now sitting on the market longer and seeing price cuts.
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Since the contract was negotiated before the WAR is achieved, we can see the relative value of players during these high-priced contracts.
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It's aimed at people who aren't currently drivers with Uber, and could bolster the company's business proposition ahead of a high-priced public offering.
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One is like a five-minute Shakespearean tragedy, neatly telling the story of what a high-priced local cable monopoly does (and doesn't do).
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But it needs a new high-priced, high-margin product if it wants to sustain its impressive rate of growth, the HSBC analysts said.
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Some people are bidding on the high-priced tickets to go to the event, but most of the highest-priced tickets haven't been touched.
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But Artemis participation goes well beyond the high-priced task of building vehicles capable of getting from Earth to lunar orbit, according to Bridenstine.
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The firm had been trying to up its returns, but its high-priced purchase of WhiteWave, which has low returns, was disappointing, he says.
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But in the US, where we prize our high-priced iPhones and Samsungs and various other Android phones, Lenovo is a brand-new entrant.
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Due to the small number of growers and the sheer amount of labor that goes into farming them, abalone are a high-priced item.
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I used to go out, but in my area you have to pay a cover charge, and then get these insanely high-priced drinks.
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"Collectors are appreciating high-priced whiskey as a complex enjoyable drink to savor and we are seeing private collectors buying for investment," Ritchie says.
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The insurance agency Sandra opted for used Sanra's travel agent's mistake as a loophole to get out of paying for her high-priced surgery.
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Clark's so pissed he's not just suing for the value of the over high-priced items -- he wants more than $1 million in damages.
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In his lawsuit, Bale says Val is passing off the high-priced art as his own idea, when it's clearly Bale's inspiration and idea.
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Competition for the high-priced beans has sparked violence between vigilante farmers and thieves - and a precipitate drop in the quality of the crop.
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Right now, the stock carries only a 0.7 percent weight in the index, dwarfed by such high-priced peers as Boeing, Caterpillar and 3M.
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Better to take the risk and use hard-earned money to buy things more valuable than high-priced insurance products offering poor medical care.
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Dortmund added a handful of high-priced signings to its midfield this summer, which could make it harder for Pulisic to earn regular minutes.
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The plans give customers much greater latitude over where to get care and cover some of the high-priced doctors and best-known hospitals.
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It's just as true for high-priced items as low-priced ones, but let's stick with the financially cheap (but calorically expensive) frozen treats.
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In many top tourist destinations, Airbnb can be an affordable option for groups, or to trade a high-priced hotel for a hip apartment.
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And when these young players are ready to come up and contribute, the Yankees will begin to lose some of their high-priced players.
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He cited long outages at CEZ's nuclear plant Dukovany, lack of company strategy and current initiatives, such as buying high-priced German wind plants.
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Of course, with a payroll nearly double that of the Brewers, the Dodgers can afford to have high-priced players sitting on the bench.
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Ferguson captures the world of higher education for what it truly is: an industry, one replete with consultants, high-priced tutors, coaches and strategists.
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Bloomberg's ongoing efforts to limit the ability of individuals who can't afford high priced security teams is not only hypocritical and elitist, it's dangerous.
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With its straightforward layout and receptive bentgrass greens, Bellerive has been a bigger boon to the players' psyches than any high-priced mental coach.
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Another told her the case would be too daunting for a normal family lawyer, even in South Florida, where high-priced divorces are common.
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Mutual fund giant Fidelity, for example, recently unveiled a service that lets investors buy small chunks of high-priced stocks instead of entire shares.
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Rodriguez is earning $21 million this season as a high-priced adviser to Hal Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner, after his release last August.
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Some companies that use high-priced events as a marketing tool have had to add even more exclusive events to their roster to compete.
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General Manager Mike Maccagnan cleared the roster of several high-priced veterans, including Darrelle Revis, Brandon Marshall, Eric Decker, Nick Mangold and David Harris.
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It has shoveled millions to high-priced consultants who left the campaign struggling to stay afloat during the most crucial stretch of primary season.
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"Given elevated valuations and elevated expectations for high priced stocks, we believe risk remains high in tech," Sacconaghi said in a note to clients.
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Wall Street barons ran off with maids, star-studded couples scandalously divorced and, not surprisingly, high-priced escorts worked the upscale bars and hotels.
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"As opposed to auctions at which the über-rich compete for high-priced trophies, collectors here are passionate in a different way," he said.
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This is often how high-priced mergers happen — one party is concerned about falling behind and pays a premium to purchase the other company's assets.
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Apple wants to provide high-priced early movie rentals to its users, reports Bloomberg, and is in talks with film studios to make that happen.
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The austerity measures came as the industry's high-priced acquisition spree was followed by a slide in bullion prices in the four years through 2015.
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" Campling also told CNBC that the iPhone X, priced at $999, is "too expensive" and that "consumers are turning their backs on high-priced smartphones.
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So, he's not like a high-priced Gucci clutch bag (no disrespect to T.I.) he's more like a Coach clutch bag (no disrespect to Coach).
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Developers of high-priced Shanghai residential projects have been overwhelmed by deep-pocketed prospective buyers as local government price controls turn the homes into bargains.
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Some high-priced start-ups have had their valuations marked down by mutual fund investors, while other private companies suffered public management blowups or layoffs.
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The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, a government-run lab, found superbacteria in the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon, a body of water ringed by high-priced condominiums.
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Any money a commune member has left after paying these fees may be spent in the various high-priced boutiques, shops, and restaurants in Rajneeshpuram.
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Nothing that requires a high-priced PC and, since they don't have a smartphone or tablet, it is their only product to do such things.
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Lantana Bleu is a former high-priced call girl and author of The Spicy Secrets of a Jet-Set Temptress, a series of erotic novels.
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John Carroll at the pharmaceutical news website Endpoints did some interesting digging on the new high-priced drug from Marathon Pharmaceuticals for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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New York City did well on outdoor space, but its high-priced veterinary care and other pet-related businesses dragged it down to 97th place.
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They persisted even after charges against them were dropped, Dr. Alzona said, repeatedly appearing with high-priced lawyers even though they were low-paid workers.
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Aside from high-priced gifts, Offset also had his pals Quavo, Takeoff, Big Sean, Swae Lee, Lil Yachty, G-Eazy and Ashanti there to celebrate.
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Apple has also introduced its own high-priced voice-controlled speaker, focused on pristine audio quality, which Amazon looks to now be challenging head-on.
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"The sophisticated people will hire high-priced advisers who will come up with a study that will give them the value they want," Polsky says.
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Many of these hospital consortiums are turning huge profits every year by offering high-priced services like cardiac and orthopedic care to well-insured patients.
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Following the unraveling of WeWork this past fall, investors have not only become wary of upcoming IPOs but skeptical of high-priced tech stocks altogether.
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"To me, it looks like 2000, 2001, when these companies were getting so high-priced and there was such a craze around them," added Bapis.
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In the past, the technology giant's mid-range phones were popular in emerging markets and other countries where high-priced devices were not the norm.
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"You can always pay a high-priced accountant to find a way around it," says Eric Zwick, a finance professor at the University of Chicago.
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Previously hot rental markets, like San Francisco and San Jose, California, have cooled for investors because new apartments compete more directly with those high-priced homes.
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After all, access to news is still one of the holes facing cord cutters when they ditch their high-priced pay TV subscription for Netflix alone.
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"After law school, she could have joined a high-priced law firm, but instead she worked to reform juvenile justice in South Carolina," Mr. Freeman says.
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The only thing better than getting high-priced items at a discount, is when they come straight from the closest of the world's most famous family.
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Now these rural counties want a meaningful solution to the issues that they're confronting with high-priced insurance and high deductibles that don't cover them well.
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If venture capitalists and crossover investors know this is a top, why are they still investing tons of cash into high-priced, growth-stage private companies?
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That's something Microsoft has painstakingly developed in hardware with funky hybrids like the Surface Pro and Surface Book, and high-priced systems like the Surface Studio.
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Gravity-defying equities and high-priced, low-yielding bonds in the United States have surprised many investors who predicted either or both markets would short-circuit.
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Believe it or not, skipping one high-priced coffee a month and reallocating that money into an investment portfolio can help millennials in the long-run.
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Comedian Ricky Smith got a heartfelt and high-priced apology from Olive Garden after his bizarre and allegedly racist run-in with one of its servers.
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Diddy's adopted son says his father isn't just dabbling in high-priced art ... the music/tv/fashion/liquor mogul is diving headfirst into the art world.
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For philistines who recoil at the sight of high-priced paintings and sculptures that look worthless, Mr. Cenedella comes across as a reassuring voice of sanity.
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The company promised a "portfolio" of vehicles, indicating it will launch models into different segments of the market rather than only focusing on high priced cars.
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Yohai and Manafort co-invested in four high-priced homes in the Los Angeles area before defaulting on loans and putting them into bankruptcy in 2016.
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"It's no doubt a high-priced item, but this is more of an experience being purchased as opposed to just another collector's box set," Somach said.
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But the head of Rx Savings Solutions noted in an interview with PolitiFact that the index does not include high-priced drugs sold through mail order.
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After last year's appearance in the N.F.C. championship game, Minnesota tried to get to the next level by adding Cousins as a high-priced free agent.
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Dave Dombrowski, the Red Sox' president for baseball operations, dismissed reports that he was trying to trade some high-priced players, such as pitcher Rick Porcello.
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But in the end, storage provides an easy solution to a modern problem: what to do with all the high-priced stuff collectors have been accumulating.
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I, as did countless thousands, escaped the draft solely because my father was wealthy and caring enough to afford a high-priced "beat the draft" lawyer.
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Amazon said it has removed hundreds of thousands of "high-priced offers" and suspended thousands of sellers who have engaged in price gouging on its marketplace.
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That means Condé Nast is morphing from a company of glossy print magazines with high-priced ads into a producer of short-form videos with commercials.
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Add milk to the long list of traditional foods that are being rediscovered by young entrepreneurs and reintroduced in small-batch — and often high-priced — form.
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Apple's cash reserves hit $285.1 billion in the quarter ended in December, a record, reflecting the company's move to high-priced handsets and new tax regulations.
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"Because I know the younger audience is now wearing Yeezys and stuff and high-priced shoes," Moungvang said of his decision to reach for younger buyers.
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High-priced real estate in gallery neighborhoods like Chelsea, and the proliferation of expensive art fairs, where collectors now do most of their browsing and buying.
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Regular people shouldn't have to hire high priced accounting professionals to determine how much the federal government is going to steal, then flush down the toilet.
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Peloton Interactive, which sells high-priced treadmills and exercise bikes with live-streamed group classes, showed on Thursday why that makes for a risky investment opportunity.
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"While an investment in things such as gyms and special diets are often associated with vanity, they can actually prevent high-priced health issues," she said.
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"Placing high priced retail funds in the NYU multibillion dollar plans is a fiduciary breach and the fees charged were excessive," Schlichter said in a statement.
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How will a high-priced supermarket chain, like Whole Foods, fit into Amazon's attempt to sell consumer goods online for the lowest price, like Walmart does?
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The Pentagon's latest brutal assessment of this high-priced aircraft was part of an annual report from the Pentagon's director of operational test and evaluation Michael Gilmore.
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The village, while beautiful, is almost Disneyfied to be a perfect little tourist oriented town where all the shops are touristy souvenir or high-priced clothing shops.
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That would be alongside 5.4 billion ringgit of extra tax revenue from oil companies in Malaysia, and 10 billion ringgit saved through reviews of high-priced projects.
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So when it comes to ripping off popular characters for costumes, you'd best stick to generic descriptions that won't attract the ire of high-priced corporate lawyers.
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Okay, we don't know where North really went with her high-priced purse, but Kim and Kanye's 3-year-old was flossing big time in NYC Thursday.
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His re-election campaign has bought YouTube's masthead — the advertisement spanning the top of the site's homepage — in a high-priced bit of debate-day counter-programming.
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Gilead has dominated the hepatitis C market over rivals AbbVie and Merck & Co with its high-priced and highly effective treatments Sovaldi and the combination drug Harvoni.
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Meanwhile, the wealthiest and most morally corrupt among us, gamble the soul of our nation and our livelihoods with high-priced lobbying, corporate mergers, buyouts and offshoring.
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In July, an online retailer put "thousands" of NES Classic consoles up for sale, all of them bundled into high-priced packages that included other assorted swag.
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The report said the last eight years saw a boost in black women's earnings and a decline in the share of black Americans with high-priced loans.
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Drug companies, pharmacists and lawmakers have thrown pharmacy benefit managers into the spotlight, arguing the middlemen encourage the use of high-priced drugs to reap bigger profits.
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Apple's putting new meaning into the term "premium" when it comes to the smartphone category, even considering some recent high-priced device releases from competitors including Samsung.
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While the BOJ doesn't reveal details of its buying, analysts say it disproportionately benefits a handful of high-priced shares with heavy weightings in the Nikkei average.
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And even though the shoes already look worn and dirty, Gucci provides very specific cleaning instructions in case actual dirt ever got on the high-priced pair.
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The luxury fashion manufacturer, known for the iconic, high-priced Birkin bag, offers customers a range of products, from perfume and watches, to leather and home furnishings.
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Spend less on your trip Summer is a high-priced season, so you might want to consider shifting your schedule to an off-season to get discounts.
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Lamar Odom had a high-priced usher escort him to his front and center seat Thursday at Madison Square Garden -- that would be the headliner, Kanye West.
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Positive effects on homeownership rates from lower home prices would more than offset negative effects from loss of the deductions, particularly in high-priced, space-constricted markets.
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Trump was elected by galvanizing working class and rural voters who, unlike the elites in Washington, often can't afford exotic vacations or high-priced private hunting preserves.
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Often buyers are lulled into thinking these high-priced markets will continue, but we find that overvalued markets will tend to have a slowdown in price growth.
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Comcast is moving into wireless as cable companies seek to offset customer attrition, as younger viewers increasingly shun high-priced subscriptions in favor of cheaper online options.
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The battle lines do not fall along conventional left-right factions, and both sides have brought in high-priced Republican and Democratic strategists to manage their campaigns.
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The accumulation of tech money in San Francisco has created a demand for high-priced living, at the Avery and in the tower's luxury high-rise neighbors.
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But unless the cost approached that of a high-priced policy, people were bound to game the system by waiting until they were sick to buy insurance.
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Unlike last season, when Upton struggled until the last six weeks of the season, the high-priced left fielder has steadily produced in his second Tigers season.
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Those ladies you see hanging around, particularly when the state legislature is in session, or on Valentine's Day, are, yes, probably high-priced ladies of the night.
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In many textile, coal and steel towns, employees earned company credit in place of actual wages, which was only valid for use in high-priced company stores.
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In other words, Kingsborough and his company was trying to sell high-priced toys that could offer significantly higher levels of fun and engagement than cheaper alternatives.
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Tyga's smoking hot rebound chick, Demi Rose, says she's fallen victim to prostitute identity theft -- since her face and bod are all over high-priced escort websites.
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The spree of high-priced sales from 2011 through 2013 reflected a new product coming to the market that was hard for consumers to get, Miller said.
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She started using his services around 443, when she was looking to grow her firm, the Corcoran Group, into more of a player for high-priced properties.
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In response, Amazon restricted who can sell certain in-demand items and said it pulled more than 500,000 high-priced listings and banned more than 2,000 sellers.
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Omega experienced a sharp drop in sales in 383, which it linked to China's economic slowdown and the government's continuing crackdown on corruption and high-priced gifts.
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It's not an easy decision given that vendors make their money on high-priced food that irks fans who are forced to dig deep into their pockets.
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Mr. Shanahan, who did not respond to phone calls seeking comment, now runs a high-priced private school in Beijing and is a life trustee of Choate.
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Now, under the banner of Taeha Types, Kim designs and assembles high-priced keyboards on commission by sourcing rare and limited-run components from across the globe.
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Some high-priced heart drugs have been commercial disappointmentsThe first two of these therapies turned into surprise commercial flops, as health insurers pushed back against their prices.
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After McCarthy's sham investigations ended in disgrace, Cohn moved back to New York, where he reinvented himself as a high-flying socialite and high-priced mob lawyer.
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The company is heavily dependent on Revlimid, a high-priced drug that makes up two-thirds of its revenue and faces cheaper alternatives in the next few years.
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There is one concern at Manchester already, and it is about its youth players and where they fit in if Guardiola recruits a slew of high-priced transfers.
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It&aposs also the unpredictability of health care costs, which can be jolted by high-priced breakthrough cures, and which regularly outpace the overall rate of economic growth.
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Rae Sremmurd rapper Slim Jxmmi's problem isn't double vision, it's diamond vision ... but that'll happen when you ice out 2 high-priced watches and turn them into eyewear.
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Drug spending isn't growing too fast right now, but it leapt 12% in 2014 — because 2014 was the year high-priced hepatitis C treatments came onto the market.
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He rose to prominence with his investment decision to avoid high-priced technology stocks, a move vindicated when the so-called 'tech bubble' burst and valuations fell sharply.
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They may shy away from buying pork bellies that are currently high-priced compared to last year in the hope that costs will come down later, he said.
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A smoke show Guess model says she couldn't drop a deuce without cockroaches dropping on her head -- a nightmare scenario, especially in a high-priced Bev Hills crib.
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Complicating Democrats' calculus is the massive cost of running an extended TV ad campaign in the 6th, which is covered by the very high-priced Atlanta media market.
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A late-season collapse has seen them drop eight of their past 10 games and high-priced players such as Mike Trout and Albert Pujols experienced quiet Septembers.
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Many are gleaming white, high-priced temples to hypochondria, peddling cures for maladies not found in other lands (the French are obsessed with "heavy leg syndrome", for instance).
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Neither the call nor the statement were a surprise and they came long after everyone, except seemingly his high-priced election lawyers, knew the outcome of the race.
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That's because a provision of the proposed agreement would increase the monopoly period for certain high-priced brand name biologic medicines while banning competition from lower-priced alternatives.
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But that is possible only if House and Senate negotiators keep in mind the needs of the American public, and not the pleadings of high-priced industry lobbyists.
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Apple not alone Apple, already hurting from soft demand for its high-priced iPhones, said the trade uncertainty dented customer traffic in the company's retail stores in China.
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Deutsche Bank, though, has long portrayed itself as a universal provider that offers checking accounts to ordinary citizens, as well as high-priced merger advice to giant corporations.
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I don't get the sense that Bayless is leaving because of any concerns at ESPN about paying high-priced talent while it is losing subscribers to cord-cutting.
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Demoff said that the absence of high-priced luxury boxes, which are common to most modern stadiums, would "differentiate us from the N.F.L. experience" in the short term.
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The most expensive countries tend to have high-priced iPhones for every model, so if you're in Russia, you'll likely pay more no matter which iPhone you choose.
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Companies like Apple, Starbucks and Audi have made fat profits selling high-priced gadgets, coffee and rides to Chinese consumers who want to show they have made it.
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The changes represent one of the most fundamental shifts in decades for a business that long relied on a simple formula: glossy volumes thick with high-priced ads.
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"The gap between high-priced and low-priced stocks has been rising for many years," said Paul Quinsee, the global head of equities at JP Morgan Asset Management.
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They simply want different options other than a single, high-priced ticket, and already, companies like AMC and Sinemia are rushing to fill the gap with new plans.
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The federal tax overhaul, which limits state, local and property tax deductions to $10,53, was predicted to disproportionately affect homeowners in high-priced housing markets like New York.
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The Polestar 1 is a 619-horsepower, high-performance, high-priced, gas-hybrid grand-touring car that&aposs the first vehicle from Volvo&aposs new stand-alone brand.
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"It's true, the prices keep going up and up," said Laura Fernandez, a manager at El Cocinero, a former peanut-oil factory converted into a high-priced restaurant.
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If there&aposs going to be a concentration of high-priced luxury shops nested together in San Francisco, it might as well be near the Pac Heights neighborhood.
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Under the mayor's mandate, Mr. Samuelian is trying to pay for daily operations and the maintenance of the historic district through high-priced events and a new restaurant.
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She designed Linton's custom wedding gown — which she paired with some high-priced diamond and pearl jewelry, as she showed off to Town & Country in a feature published Monday.
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That is the nightmare that befell Andrea Sloan, an Austin lobbyist who gave up her job at a high-priced law firm to advocate for victims of domestic violence.
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Brand-name pharmaceutical companies occasionally send checks to commercially insured patients with the goal of getting those people to keep taking their high-priced drugs, Kaiser Health News reports.
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You don't have to be an economist to figure out that most people would rather pay the smaller penalty instead of shelling out for the high-priced inferior product.
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Valeant in 20173 changed its business model from selling products through a specialty pharmacy Philidor, which had boosted sales of high-priced dermatology items like toenail fungus treatment Jublia.
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Now, with stock markets more volatile, demand slowing from overseas buyers and a surging supply of high-priced homes, the top of the market is now among the weakest.
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OPEC embarked on a strategy of letting the market set prices two years ago, in an effort to end a world oil glut by forcing out high-priced production.
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Whether it's because of oppressive student loans, the high-priced housing market, or a general lack of an economic foundation, getting married just isn't a top priority for millennials.
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It's tough to imagine that today, what with the large flagship stores, the high-priced lofts, and the uneven cobblestone streets filled with enthusiastic shoppers and slow-moving tourists.
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The biotech company's last potential blockbuster, high-priced cholesterol treatment Repatha, has been stymied by PBMs who questioned its value compared to generic statins that cost $100 per year.
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For nearly 30 years, Hank Azaria has been the voice behind the stingy Indian-American owner of the high-priced Kwik-E-Mart in Springfield, the show's fictional town.
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A rule guaranteeing net neutrality–which would cover only how network providers treat content going over their lines–won't solve the larger, structural issues of noncompetitive, high-priced access.
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They took a high-priced stock, bought a lot of businesses," Cooperman said, "The market now is struggling to figure out what the internal level of recurring earnings is.
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Also, counting recent trades the Knicks have made, they could have about $75 million in salary cap space toward pursuing a high-priced player, according to reporting from ESPN.
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It's the type of protection, known as a ratchet, that was built into many late-stage, high-priced rounds in recent years, notably by investors in Box and Square.
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The high-heeled, high-priced and hard-to-walk-in pairs beloved by the TV icon are pretty much the least fundable concept in the shoe startup space lately.
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That's not a surprise given the plunge in financial markets to start the year and the challenging environment many high-priced start-ups encountered after going public in 2015.
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Zidane, who as a player was arguably the prime example of Real Madrid's "Galáctico" policy of loading up on high-priced stars, was extolling the pragmatic way to win.
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Shares in Bayer tumbled nearly 6 percent on Monday after the announcement, to 84.42 euros, or about $95, as shareholders seemed to register displeasure over the high-priced plan.
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In settling in high-priced SoHo, Pirch followed the shift in sensibility that pits downtown chic against uptown stature for big-money eminence, and Pirch has its boldface names.
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In response, Abercrombie shed its risqué advertising, and refreshed its line of logo-emblazoned, high-priced basics to include trendier denim and floral prints in its line of clothing.
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At $800, the G8 has a hard time competing with other high-priced Android flagship phones, but at closer to $600, it's a solid (and very good looking) option.
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High-priced fish such as tuna, toothfish, orange roughy, alfonsino and trevally are known to gather near the seamounts, where plankton swirl in the currents in the inhospitable waters.
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There have been longer droughts, but those felt shorter because they were either competing for a World Series or because of their high-priced stars and off-field drama.
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But drug companies are collecting the financial rewards with high-priced medicines and few, if any, incentives to make sure their drugs are effective after they hit the market.
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"We are a commercial enterprise selling high-priced art, but we have a huge audience that isn't in a position to buy work that costs 100,000 euros," König says.
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James Harder and his friends managed to save his business, James Cole Winery, a small-scale maker of high-priced cabernets, even as the nearby Signorello Estate winery burned.
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Her efforts included the creation of a Delaware-based nonprofit organization, the Human Rights Accountability Global Initiative, which in turn hired a team of high-priced lobbyists and consultants.
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Insurers say they are motivated to keep hospital prices low and point to the battles they sometimes have over whether a high-priced system will be in their networks.
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Instead, Netflix has been spending its money on stuff it can show its 150 million subscribers, or on high-priced talent with a track record for making that stuff.
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In 1995, Ms. Waïte castigated Calvin Klein for canceling an advertising campaign for a line of high-priced jeans for which her daughter was one of the teenage models.
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Studios seem to be committed to the theatrical experience, and the current rise in high-priced, on-demand releases (PVOD) is a short-term solution to the current situation.
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Tech platforms like Amazon have already worked to cut off businesses seeking to profit from the crisis, removing hundreds of thousands of "high-priced offers" and suspending price gougers.
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And the Jets, after bumbling to a 5-11 record last season and purging their roster of high-priced talent like Brandon Marshall and Nick Mangold, need productive players.
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To be surrounded by fake friends and hangers-on and high-priced lawyers instead of genuine relationships with moral people is not worth all the yachts in the world.
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"It's so profitable that they will cut roads through the forest to extract high-priced wood and those roads become the gateway to so much more deforestation," White explained.
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Wells to her two daughters — the one she's already turned into a high-priced courtesan (played by Jessica Brown Findlay of "Downton Abbey") and the one she's about to.
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Though the high-priced occasion is intended to create gauzy memories that last a lifetime, the months leading up to a wedding are often rife with stress and chaos.
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In fact, the move actually offers the prospect of significant new competition in a relatively stagnant grocery sector and a meal-kit industry currently dominated by high-priced options.
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Anything less would be unjust—a final affront to the families of Seau and so many others, and a high-priced mockery of both medical science and American jurisprudence.
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Azar's new proposal would set reimbursement to 26 percent above international prices for drugs under Medicare Part B, which include high-priced cancer infusions and rheumatoid treatments administered by physicians.
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Be a fly on the floor of one of those high-priced, high-caliber, one-of-a-kind, exclusive fitness studios that don't exist in your world or your wallet?
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Richards tells PeopleStyle in our 5 Questions video series that she's planning on passing down her high-priced designer accessories to her girls one day, but not before they're ready.
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Authorities say they are still trying to find the owners of hundreds of high-priced items and have since created a website in a bid to find the rightful owners.
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While the BOJ does not reveal details of its buying, analysts say it disproportionately benefits a handful of high-priced shares that have outsized weightings in the Nikkei stock average.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill was back even before its big Tuesday earnings beat, but its stock has been on such a hot streak it may be entering high-priced menu territory.
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Bottom line: This looks like a high-priced case of offense being the best defense, as Akzo Nobel earlier this year rebuffed repeated takeover offers from Pittsburgh-based PPG Industries.
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This includes the courageous women and men at Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas—many immigrants—who won a first contract despite a high-priced campaign to silence their voices.
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Remove the subsidies — the Saudi government has pledged to phase out "support" over the next five years — and high-priced oil and Saudi is competing on a level playing field.
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Bluebook used payment information from self-funded employers to build a searchable online pricing database that shows the low-, medium- and high-priced facilities for certain common procedures, like MRIs.
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Adrian Aoun, the company's founder and a Google veteran, has stressed in media interviews that the price will eventually come down, echoing Elon Musk's sentiments about the high-priced Tesla.
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And yet, there they were, sipping on non-alcoholic beverages, munching high-priced vittles and smiling for the cameras at Jean Georges restaurant in Trump's hotel in New York City.
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"Realistically, [it's] too much manual work for Amazon," Thomson said, explaining why some high-priced listings are having the Buy Box removed rather than being banned from the site completely.
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Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn each have teams of high-priced lawyers; Page has a "chief strategic legal adviser" to give him occasional counsel, but Page says he's representing himself.
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We can use negotiations or price controls to bring these prices down, but without the patent monopoly, we wouldn't have a problem of high-priced drugs in the first place.
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Kavanaugh's nomination to replace retired Justice Anthony Kennedy prompted a flurry of high-priced advertising campaigns from outside groups, as well as an ongoing fierce partisan fight in the Senate.
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"Wealthy landlords and high-priced lobbyists have spared nothing to line their own pockets at the expense of hard-working New Yorkers," Mr. de Blasio said in a written statement.
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What we eat most, though, are high-value seafoods such as shrimp and salmon, which means high-priced domestic products such as that Maine lobster are less available for export.
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ELIOT SPITZER|New York Stepped down in 21979 after he was caught on a federal wiretap confirming plans to meet an escort from a high-priced prostitution service in Washington.
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Glenn allegedly told the person that others had asked her how a medical marijuana company had gotten a medical marijuana growing license without any high-priced lobbyists, the information says.
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The companies have sent their high-priced lobbying teams to Sacramento to persuade Governor Gavin Newsom and lawmakers that AB203 will ruin their ability to do business in the state.
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The businessmen purchased their high-priced lunch in 2007 as part of an annual charity auction for Glide Foundation, which helps the homeless and impoverished get back on their feet.
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Sales of high-priced chips for such hardware have driven profits for companies like Intel and Nvidia, but they now say that equipment buyers for data centers have turned cautious.
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Beyond that, the rich can afford high-priced defense lawyers where the poor have to rely on public defenders—in Louisiana, indigent defendants are lucky if they even get that.
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We broke the story ... Brees is suing Vahid Moradi claiming the jeweler ripped him off several times over the years on several high priced pieces, finessing Brees out of millions.
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Some were outraged over what impact an influx of 25,000 new workers at an average salary of $150,000 would have on an already broken subway system and high-priced housing market.
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Pittsburgh at Washington Dan Snyder's atrocity exhibition has, in recent years, distanced itself from its reputation for spending lavishly and impulsively on high-priced and often over-the-hill free agents.
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The stocks of both companies have been struggling of late, Lululemon's "in sync with ... the rebellion against high-priced apparel" and Five Below's on worries about trade with China, Cramer said.
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A Los Angeles man was arrested after he allegedly stole millions of dollars worth of high-priced designer goods and art from multiple Hollywood Hills homes over the past two years.
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While it may seem like a steep price for a cup of joe, many cafes in the area offer up these high-priced cups for connoisseurs who want a specialty product.
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Apple opened its iPhone App Store just two months before Lehman Brothers went bust, creating the conditions for mobile services that reduced the need to own high-priced items like cars.
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Prescription drugs bought at a pharmacy or other retail locations were about 10% of total spending, barely more than 2016 thanks to people using more generics and fewer high-priced drugs.
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"No one can figure out why Mr. Epstein was able to persuade US Attorney Acosta not to prosecute, other than that Epstein could afford high-powered, high-priced attorneys," he added.
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HEAVY COMPETITION Early last year, Porat said Google's Pixel 3 faced fierce competition from rival high-priced smartphones, which could include Apple Inc's iPhone and Samsung Electronics Co's Galaxy S series.
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Wenig said the largest opportunity for eBay is probably in high-priced categories like cars, antiques, paintings and fashion, where getting a close-up view matters more than on commodity purchases.
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Because the problem is high-priced prime locations, they're simply expanding their definition of prime and extending the Alley to a place where they can afford to grow their business — Brooklyn.
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High-priced chemotherapy isn't limited to breast cancer regimens, noted Dr. Peter Bach, a health policy researcher at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer in New York who wasn't involved in the study.
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Even though Lamborghini once made a Hummer-esque SUV (and tractors), the 2019 Urus is its attempt to cash in on a lucrative market for high-performance (and high-priced) SUVs.
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"Airbnb is hurting the ability of (hotel) companies to collect on high-priced nights," said C. Patrick Scholes, managing director of lodging and leisure equity research at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey Inc.
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She attended high-priced events in mansions up and down the east and west coasts, and it paid off with a stunning haul of $143 million in the month of August.
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The watch lover, William Hubner, says he went to Yossi Dina with several high-priced watches: 2 Diamond Piagets, 1 Chopard lady's diamond, 1 Patek Philippe Clock and 2 Audemars Piagets.
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No matter who comes out on top, it's safe to say that Intel would still be pushing high-priced quad core CPUs at gamers and enthusiasts if it weren't for AMD.
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Our sources say the woman has been flown to Beverly Hills for shopping sprees, and Kelly also buys high-priced handbags, lingerie, shoes and spa trips for all of the girlfriends.
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IBM has suffered multiple tough quarters as people move from its high-priced services, while Intel is hoping its cloud computing data centers will make up for missing the smartphone boom.
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It is a fortune, more than enough for a serious splurge: for a pair of fat gold filigree bracelets, say, or an entire kitchen's worth of high-priced pots and pans.
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He "enjoys being the center of attention and has been known to frequent nightclubs where he enjoys showing off his high-priced vehicles, boats, and other toys," according to the FBI.
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The Justice Department complaint said Mr. Najib's relatives and associates had taken more than $1 billion from 1MDB, spending it on luxury real estate, gambling, Hollywood moviemaking and high-priced artwork.
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That followed several high-priced deals during the January transfer window, including Jackson Martínez of Colombia heading to Guangzhou Evergrande and the Brazilians Ramires and Alex Teixeira signing with Jiangsu Suning.
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Because high-priced energy weighs more heavily on energy intensive industries such as chemicals, manufacturing, and steel, it could cause many trade-exposed companies in these sectors to shift production overseas.
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That was really going to be the big sticking point here — with most pundits considering anything under $1,000 a good play for the company's generally high-quality but high-priced products.
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Smaller businesses lack financial resources to hire high-priced attorneys to fight the trolls' bogus infringement claims and are forced instead to settle out of court to make them go away.
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Manafort traded on his service to a newly elected president not with a job in the White House, but by peddling influence in the then-burgeoning field of high-priced lobbying.
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The buildings here are among the few left in the once vast collection of the Dalian Wanda Group — a high-priced reminder of the rapidly changing fortunes of many Chinese conglomerates.
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TSA Trusted Traveler Program memberships last five years, which makes this worth $1003 per year for the high-priced Global Entry program, which includes all of the benefits of TSA PreCheck.
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To encourage drug makers to enter markets where high-priced brand-name products have no competition, it said, the government should offer vouchers promising expedited "priority review" of certain generic drugs.
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Families facing low wages or uneven work who can't meet their expenses understandably are focused on the immediacy of today's problems, not the long-term consequences of incurring high-priced debt.
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BTW ... Craig's is a pretty dangerous place for Lamar to hit up, it's a favorite of the Kardashians, meaning you're one high-priced dinner away from a really awkward run-in.
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The high-priced event seemed in stark contrast to Mr. Cuomo's promise of "real campaign finance reform" made two months earlier, as he announced his support for a public financing system.
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If you are in the mood for a high-priced cup of coffee that tastes burnt – you&aposll have to go somewhere other than Starbucks during a three-hour period Tuesday afternoon.
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Second, it gives the banks' teams of high-priced lawyers more power to tie up the Federal Reserve in court by arguing that the regulations are not sufficiently tailored to their situation.
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It's the strongest opening week for a Netflix original film to date, the company said in a tweet, and a good sign for Netflix's high-priced efforts in original shows and movies.
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Earlier this month, she agreed to buy cancer drug specialist Tesaro for $5.1 billion to try to revitalise its pharmaceuticals business, a high-priced acquisition that was poorly received by the market.
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It's high-priced attorneys clearly did a good job of filling in space with their answers, but which Senators decide they are unsatisfied will be the major question in the near future.
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It's been more than three years since I moved to Silicon Valley, and so far everything they say is true: it's a place driven by optimism, hope, and high-priced electric vehicles.
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At the same time, luxury buildings that were started during the boom years of 2013 and 2014 are now starting to come online, creating a glut of high-priced homes and condos.
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With the retirements of Alex Rodriquez and Mark Teixeira, the Bronx Bombers continue to drift further away from the original star-packed high-priced roster that hoisted the Commissioner's Trophy in 2009.
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Gilead warned earlier this year that sales of the high-priced drugs were declining due to a combination of fewer patients being deemed eligible for treatment and growing competition from other drugmakers.
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Comcast is moving into wireless as cable companies seek to add more services to reduce customer churn, or attrition, as younger viewers shun high-priced subscriptions in favor of cheaper online options.
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A dual-camera setup on the back isn't especially a new feature, but it's mostly available on high-priced phones such as the LG G5, Apple's iPhone 7 Plus, and HTC 10.
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Teams in the "cellar" often become "sellers" in July, and there are plenty of bottom-dwelling ball clubs with high-priced stars who are happy to part with them to start rebuilding.
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And 10 years ago, Inspirica, a high-priced, New York City-based tutoring company that specializes in one-on-one test preparation, had no tutors with social work or psychology-related degrees.
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It's not the first high-priced belt the WBC has made for a Mayweather fight -- they commissioned a special "Emerald Belt" when Floyd fought Manny Pacquiao ... which was valued at $1 million!
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Ford Motor Co posted a 217.64 percent gain in vehicle sales in October, driven largely by a 15.9 percent jump in sales of its popular, high-priced F-Series line of pickups.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)Despite being in communist-run Cuba, uber-capitalist Marty Kaan looked right at home smoking a high-priced Cohiba cigar in a watering hole that Ernest Heminqway once frequented.
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But the photo indicates the home was listed by The Corcoran Group, a New York-based real estate agency with high-priced listings in New York City, The Hamptons and South Florida.
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No more high priced satellite, we added the Philo app (check that out if you just want some basic channels on the cheap), and we have everything all together in one place.
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Too Soon to Tell in New York After a two-season stretch in which they went 264-229, the Nets stripped the roster of every high-priced player other than Brook Lopez.
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Ford Motor Co posted a 216.2 percent gain in vehicle sales in October, driven largely by a 20.5 percent jump in sales of its popular, high-priced F-Series line of pickups.
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It also used a mail-order pharmacy, Philidor, to help it get around efforts of pharmacies and insurance companies to substitute cheaper generic alternatives for some of the company's high-priced products.
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Jones, who lives in Texas and is himself a member of the evangelical church community, has used the account to catalogue the high-priced items celebrity pastors are wearing on the pulpit.
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Jessica Lessin, who bet big on high-priced subscriptions when she founded the tech-news site The Information in 2013, is now on a hiring tear to expand the business, including advertising.
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That is one of many hurdles sex crime prosecutions often face, ever more so in cases of powerful men like Mr. Weinstein, who come armed with high-priced lawyers and private investigators.
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The comment came a day after the government announced new property market regulations, including tighter mortgage rules and higher tax rates, although the measures were targeting high-priced homes in select districts.
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Second, it gives the banks' teams of high-priced lawyers more power to tie the Federal Reserve up in court by arguing that the regulations are not sufficiently tailored to their situation.
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The exchanges were accused of violating federal securities law by developing and selling high-priced services to provide advantages to favored high-frequency trading customers, while concealing these services from ordinary investors.
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Earlier this month, she agreed to buy cancer drug specialist Tesaro for $5.1 billion to try to revitalize its pharmaceuticals business, a high-priced acquisition that was poorly received by the market.
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It came only a few days after he and the Australian Quade Cooper, Toulon's other high-priced newcomer this season, had been called out for poor performances by the club's owner, Mourad Boudjellal.
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Much of that money has gone into the usual gamut of things on the Silicon Valley spending list: new start-ups, some philanthropic efforts, not to mention cars, houses and high-priced vacations.
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Baron noted that the agriculture industry, like the pharmaceuticals industry, is full of high-priced name brand products, and some seed or other inputs made by smaller, "off-brands," that are equally effective.
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This isn't meant to act as a defense of Apple, the most valuable company in the world, as it seeks to keep consumers addicted to the thrill of high-priced, tech-addled consumerism.
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The case, which is being heard in Clark County District Court, could have significant repercussions for Mr. Adelson's future in the gambling industry, and his high-priced legal team has fought it vigorously.
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Georgia: Noble Hardee Mansion Alex Raskin Antiques bills itself as "the last unrestored grand mansion of Savannah," and it is just that – as well as a jam-packed and high-priced antique store.
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Volumes declined in the United States and Brazil in 2015 although price hikes and the shift of drinkers to high-priced beers such as Budweiser meant Brazilian and Chinese revenue and margins grew.
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If instead of looking for bargains (lots of luck) you are hunting for surprises, there are other lessons to be picked up amid the wide-ranging array of high-priced work for sale.
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A best-interest standard, also known as a fiduciary duty, would end the common industry practice of steering clients into high-priced strategies and products, even when comparable lower-cost options are available.
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The government also said it would extend low-income cost sharing on generic drugs for patients with Medicare Part D to biosimilar drugs, which are less expensive versions of high-priced biotech medicines.
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On Thursday, his broadcast will unveil one such piece — a report on a "pay-to-play surgery scheme" that details allegations of an attempt to push high-priced implant surgery on drug addicts.
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It turns out, Pruitt has plopped down in front of regional conservative-media hosts to defend himself against accusations that he is wasting taxpayer money on first-class travel and high-priced hotels.
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Some dealers tested demand by bringing high-priced items, like Sigmar Polke's 1988 "Great Luck," which David Zwirner sold to a private European collection for 6.5 million euros, or more than $7.2 million.
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The painting, called "Nu couche (sur le cote gauche)," or "Reclining nude," adds to the bonanza of high-priced art expected to come up for sale in May at the major auction houses.
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Tech stocks are hit hard, because investors worry about the future of trade between the United States and China, and generally because high-priced stocks get harder to hold when things get scary.
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The week's other high-priced closed sales include two loftlike apartments at another fast-selling luxury complex: 150 Charles Street, the Witkoff Group's 91-unit brick and glass condominium in the West Village.
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If the Tesla vertical integration model wins out, expect to continue seeing flashy marketing and sleekly styled vehicles, because high-priced, high-margin "hardware"/vehicle sales will be the main driver of business.
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While former employees praised the sisters' work ethic, they said that Riley Rose, which had 15 stores this year, was an expensive gamble in high-priced malls and struggled to maintain vendor relationships.
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"We expect further increases in sales in 2202, although tax reform is likely to modestly reduce demand at the high end (as well as to lower prices for high-priced homes)," he said.
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Many of the Democratic candidates are talking about practical fixes for our high-priced health care system, and some legislated or regulated solutions to the maddening world of medical billing would be welcome.
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After he is done in DC, MBS will go on a week-long US tour, meeting business leaders trying to put the sparkle back on the high-priced PR sheen he's paid for.
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The designs will be open source, opening the way for future companies (or tinkerers) to manufacture cheap, secure systems that liberate officials like DeBeauvoir from the tyranny of high-priced, hidebound, hackable technology.
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Transition Briefing In other transition news: ■ A high-priced auction for coffee with the future first daughter Ivanka Trump appears to have been canceled, as criticism mounted that the Trumps were selling access.
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Suddenly, the high-priced defense lawyer who seemed to quip his way through every television studio in the continental United States found himself handling the likes of drunken driving and domestic violence cases.
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Along with the constitutional amendment, several other high-priced measures — including an affordable housing measure, a consumer privacy measure and an effort to repeal the recently raised gas tax — are all gathering signatures.
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That increase reflects a trend of insurance plans shifting the burden of directly paying for often-high priced specialty medication onto consumers, according to Kev Coleman, head of data and research for HealthPocket.
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Here's the lowdown on the high-priced locker room bash: 300 bottles of Moët & Chandon -- 150 Impérial Golden Luminous magnums, $1,250 a pop in nightclubs ... and 150 Nectar Imperial Rose magnums, $1,500 each!!
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The pop up runs from June 22nd to 27th, finishing just in time for the preview night of Masterpiece Art Fair, London's premier fair for high rolling customers to purchase high priced antiques.
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That was a significant drop-off for a high-priced unit that returned mostly intact after finishing fourth in the N.F.L. in yards allowed and totaling a league-leading 54 sacks the previous year.
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Indeed, critics of Airbnb have argued the so-called "sharing economy" has enabled landlords to turn permanent apartments into high-priced short-term stays, squeezing housing supply in already-expensive markets like San Francisco.
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He is a salesman whose greatest product is himself, slapping his name on everything from skyscrapers to hotels, casinos, golf courses or the series of high-priced, hard-sell property seminars dubbed Trump University.
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I'm happy to accept that the entire university system in any country, especially yours, is deeply and increasingly pathological, unfairly and jealously hierarchical, terrifyingly high-priced and deeply flawed at credentialing and capability signaling.
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GM said it revealed an off-road version of the Silverado at an event for loyal Chevy truck owners in Texas, a state whose residents buy a lot of large, high-priced pickup trucks.
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"These refiners are posting record profits from high-priced gasoline sales during the hurricanes, and they still want a handout from President Trump," said Brooke Coleman, Executive Director of the Advanced Biofuels Business Council.
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Earlier this month, Samsung killed the Galaxy Note 7, a large and high-priced smartphone that it believed offered its latest chance to gain ground against its longtime rival, Apple, maker of the iPhone.
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The RMCE-BT2 also supports a variety of codecs, including aptX for better fidelity, and while some might complain that Bluetooth can't compare to some high priced cable, they sounded perfectly fine for me.
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Jimmy Howard ($5.3M) or Petr Mrazek ($4M) would be attractive goaltending options for Vegas, and it's not out of the question that one of the Red Wings' four high-priced defensemen could get taken.
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Kuvée was one of those baffling Silicon Valley success stories in the vein of Juicero, that heinously high-priced juicer that, for $699, accomplished a task that any human with functioning hands could perform.
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It was nice, in an era where we are thinking so hard about whether high-priced higher education is "worth it," to realize that there are options if college isn't of interest to you.
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But with apothecary-style packaging, natural ingredients and minimalist brand names, high-priced soap has caught on with many members of the same generation associated with avocado toast and a certain shade of pink.
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It's a version of leverage that Walt used in order to save his and Jesse's lives back when Gus concluded that another chef could cook in that high-priced, underground meth kitchen of his.
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The abrupt decision by the billionaire Barry Diller to withdraw funding from the high-priced performing arts pier in Hudson River Park rippled through the worlds of philanthropy, parks and environmental advocacy on Thursday.
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It might have been mere high-priced nihilism, but Lucas Ossendrijver, Lanvin's long time men's wear designer, is more resilient than that, even when his collections seem to suggest troubling times or troubled men.
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It's almost refreshing, in this age when most high-priced Australian restaurants focus on local or native ingredients, to see these chefs worry about nothing except luxury, deliciousness and a giddy sense of fun.
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The high-priced bohemian wedding brand was born out of Ms. Guy's frustration when she planned her own wedding and didn't see retailers and media brands that reflected her vision for her special day.
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There, at the penultimate eatery on Freedman's list, diners picked at simple, seasonal American food, high-priced and superbly cooked, while surrounded by the seasonal flora selected by Philip Johnson, who designed the restaurant.
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It also said fewer new high-priced specialty drugs hit the market in 2015 and that inflation in branded drugs for high volume disorders like diabetes had one of the biggest impacts on spending.
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Between Nordstrom's massive Anniversary Sale running through August 6th, and Bloomingdale's One Day home deal happening Friday, July 28, you can score some serious discounts on those high-priced items you've had your eye on.
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Because of course, what he was so successful in innovating and bringing to the market 00 high priced electric vehicles that were sexy everybody else is now coming and they are coming down the pike.
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High-priced art is often used for money laundering, but even in legitimate circumstances, it's just another way to diversify the ways in which your money is being stored if you're an extremely rich person.
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It also used a mail-order pharmacy with which it had a financial relationship to help circumvent efforts of pharmacies and insurance companies to substitute cheaper generic alternatives for some of Valeant's high-priced products.
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Blowing up and starting from scratch or adding a few high-priced band-aids to close gaps are decisions fraught with variables and complexities that are tough to parse from the couch or the barstool.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley asked newly confirmed Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Thursday about cost overruns and technical issues that have "plagued" the Pentagon's high-priced F-35 fighter jet program.
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"When some teams show multiple years of success, the ticket sales actually go down because people have that 'Been there, done that attitude,' and they're less willing to purchase high-priced tickets again," he said.
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Prices for those 285 widely used drugs — a mix of generic pills, brand-name drugs and high-priced "specialty drugs" for complex conditions — jumped 9.4 percent alone in 2013, the most recent data AARP had.
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When CEOs use loopholes and high priced accountants to avoid paying taxes, they are not just "playing the game" or "using the system to their benefit" — they are shortchanging the great people of our country.
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"Companies like Open Door, HubHaus, and WeLive, a subsidiary of co-working giant WeWork, are competing for millennials' dollars as young people continue moving to high-priced urban areas," wrote Melia Robinson for Business Insider.
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"The irony of high-priced conferences is they're the ones least likely to be paying speakers within the community, who care the most & need the platform to share new work," she tweeted on April 28.
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While living space is constrained in the heart of large, high-priced cities like New York, builders elsewhere have usually been able to accommodate people's demands for cheap large homes roughly where they want them.
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The policy is intended to provide peace of mind, allowing customers to invest in high-priced items like hiking boots or tents while feeling confident that their purchases will last for years, if not decades.
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But his fight against a relatively minor charge, using high-priced lawyers, is evidence of his sense of self-importance, possibly prolonging the media attention, according to at least one person familiar with that world.
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Today, Schrager is a developer of multi-million-dollar real estate, known for high-priced hotels and condos designed by architects like Herzog & de Meuron and John Pawson, as well as artists like Julian Schnabel.
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And the buyout package was part of a broader effort by SoftBank to work out some of the issues at the most troubled company in its broad portfolio of high-priced, highly valued private startups.
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Their litigation also offers the latest glimpse into an escalating cyberwar among Persian Gulf royals, some of whom have evidently turned to various forms of spying by high-priced international hackers to embarrass one another.
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Many ERCOT plants thus rely on high-priced scarcity events to stay profitable in the otherwise low-cost grid, where prices are kept down by cheap natural gas prices and, to a lesser extent, renewables.
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In order to make ends meet, she follows Harvey's connection to a high-priced escort service, which brings her to a fancy hotel for a little drinking and room service before heading to the bedroom.
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Delta Air Lines' fourth-quarter profits topped Wall Street's expectations, as lower fuel prices and strong travel demand — particularly for high-priced premium tickets — boosted the carrier's results and sent shares up more than 22020%.
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Competition is stifled rather than encouraged, because PBMs prefer large volume sales or high priced drugs to low volume, less expensive drugs since their profits are often tied to a percent of the marketed price.
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I analyzed Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) records going back to 2012 and found at least a half-dozen interests from Russia and 19 from Ukraine turning to high-priced U.S. PR consultants and lobbyists.
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Moreover, you can be sure that salivating auction houses and art dealers are already strategizing over this new deep-pocketed budding collector: What high-priced masterwork might they be able to sell him come spring?
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Then there is Tang Hongliang, who is part of an ambitious effort to bring some sparkle to the business — and perhaps help revive the fortunes of the world's makers of high-priced handbags and watches.
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The "master plan," as CEO Elon Musk laid out, was simple: Sell high-priced, luxury electric vehicles to garner demand for the production of a mass-market vehicle and the infrastructure required to support it.
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The private markets, where decisions only get made once a year, have been slower to react; hence, the dearth of IPOs and the price adjustments seen as high-priced private companies come to the public markets.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham , the leading Democratic candidate for governor in New Mexico, profited from the state's use of a high-priced health-insurance program for seriously ill patients, even after Obamacare made such programs virtually obsolete.
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Reuss pushed development of a novel carbon fiber plastic that will be molded to make load beds for certain high-priced GMC models – and perhaps be used in different ways in future GM models, Reuss said.
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Insys did so by paying medical practitioners to act as speakers at sham events ostensibly meant to educate clinicians about Subsys but that were often just social gatherings at high-priced restaurants with no real attendees.
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Ever since Bey and Jay announced they were expecting twins in February with a beautiful belly-baring photo shoot, there has been no shortage of high-priced fashion getups, showing her fondness for pricey evening gowns.
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And while that's hardly a drop in the bucket, when you consider the city's high-priced real estate, it's not surprising — a three-bedroom rental in San Francisco can easy run you over $10K per month.
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The company will be offering a special buy one, get one half off promotion on all our favorite high-priced hair products — think big brands like Bumble & Bumble, Color Wow, and Rahua — on Monday, October 1.
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Why it matters: This is a high-priced reminder that 3M has become much more than Scotch Tape and Post-it notes, with health care already accounting for 18% of its $32 billion in annual revenue.
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The big picture: Gilead's drugs were a major reason why pharmaceutical spending shot up in 2014 and 2015, as patients flocked to the high-priced pills that cure the disease for a vast majority of people.
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The New York Times reported last month that Warren's finance director, Michael Pratt, left the campaign after pleading unsuccessfully in February with the candidate to pursue wealthy donors and not to rule out high-priced fundraisers.
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Such "surge" pricing makes perfect economic sense: drivers are more likely to go out in hostile conditions if they get paid more; and many customers would prefer a high-priced ride to no ride at all.
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"We built the tender so it might not cost anything to the companies," said Ofer Raz-Dror, deputy director general of the ministry, adding Israel will not follow the high-priced tenders in Italy and Germany.
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If customer tastes change, for instance, and the company is unable to charge premium prices, its high-priced leases for retail space in the world's most expensive markets could quickly become a millstone around its neck.
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And two, to do it on television when they tell you point blank: If you don't have a receipt or you don't have a proof of ownership, and it's something that's high-priced, we're not interested.
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The U.S. Marshals Service on Tuesday began auctioning off several high-priced pieces of jewelry seized from Madoff and his wife, Ruth, including a diamond tennis bracelet, a gold money clip and two Patek Philippe watches.
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But since the end of 2016 both have seen declines in subscribers to their high-priced packages, according to analyst estimates, as customers opt for cheaper internet-video services like Sky Now, Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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While meticulously wiping down his cases at the Basel show ("I love making things perfect," he said), the designer considered why his jewelry — high-priced and nontraditional — has struck a chord even in a difficult economy.
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These liberals are happy to use examples of high-priced, off patent drugs to support their argument, even though it is actually the lack of market competition due to regulatory gaming that causes the high prices.
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While the BOJ does not reveal details of its buying and entrusts it to trust banks, analysts say it disproportionately benefits a handful of high-priced shares that have outsized weightings in the Nikkei stock average.
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Amazon must figure out how to sync its core online business and warehouse network with more than 460 Whole Foods stores, many of which are in high-priced urban areas and can be costly to operate.
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Amazon is working to eradicate "high priced offers" on products like hand sanitizer and face masks from its marketplace, while Ebay has banned all listings for N95 and N100 face masks, hand sanitizer and alcohol wipes.
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Between serving as US secretary of state and hitting the campaign trail, she made millions of dollars delivering high-priced speeches — often to for-profit companies or trade associations with interests at stake in political debates.
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Expected to lock down the small forward position for the next several years, Hayward became a high-priced cheerleader for Jayson Tatum and Brown, who had a combined one year of N.B.A. experience before this season.
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The fraud was stopped when the health insurer Cigna became suspicious of some of the high-priced claims, including ones for equipment used to treat horses, and stopped paying the claims and notified authorities, prosecutors said.
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Thomas was at war with the press because of several factors, including high-priced players he had acquired who were clogging the salary cap and a sexual-harassment suit filed against him by a Knicks employee.
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"The Yankees have always been able to maintain a championship contender by opening their checkbook, signing the high-priced free agents that other teams couldn't afford, and just collecting talent that way," Mr. Witz told us.
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The committee that decides what stocks go in the Dow has been reluctant to include especially high-priced stocks because they will dominate the index, but Silverblatt points out that there can be an opposite effect.
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To turn the EBITDA number positive, Uber is counting on global expansion on the rides side of the business and high-priced premium offerings to finally offset losses in its cash-burning areas like food delivery.
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But tablets haven't really been exciting for a number of years, and right now, it's hard to imagine a feature that would make more than a handful of people care about a high-priced tablet in 2018.
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Not only is the curatorial theme weak; the selections made to support it are so diverse as to seem arbitrary—unless, a cynic may think, so many big-name, high-priced artists are expected to draw crowds.
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"Upwards of 218 percent of the U.S. economy is consumer-based and U.S. drivers are savings upwards of $700 million per day with the current gas prices versus the recent high-priced past," Kilduff recently told CNBC.
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Foreign buyers have accounted for anywhere from 15 percent of total New York City purchases, to as much as 40 percent of Manhattan's high-priced buys in recent years, real estate expert Jonathan Miller told DNA Info.
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No matter how it's sold, the OnePlus 3 might be the first affordable phone that truly makes good on the promise to be as great as the high-priced flagships from the likes of Samsung and HTC.
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The Los Angeles-based agent, a former film student who also dabbles in internet companies and has more than $220 billion in sales to his name, is a fixture on the high-priced home circuit in Hollywood.
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Henry Kissinger, who, in his role as a high-priced international consultant, maintains close relationships in the Chinese hierarchy, had introduced Kushner to Cui during the campaign, and the two met three more times during the transition.
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Another high-priced sale, at $5193,123,685.32, according to city records, was a full-floor penthouse at the Greenwich Lane, a new luxury condominium complex at the site of the former St. Vincent's Hospital campus in Greenwich Village.
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Despite a flap over the purchase of some high-priced office furniture earlier this year, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has managed to stay under the radar and in the good graces of the President.
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Airlines don't expect the jets to be back until January or February but have repeatedly delayed their projected return dates to avoid having to rebook travelers at high-priced last-minute fares and scramble to reassign crews.
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"There's that moment where you've arrived, you've got no data, and nobody can find you in the credit bureau system, so you only have the capacity to access high priced products, or no product whatsoever," said Davies.
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Hawaiian Airlines' CEO Ingram took issue with Nealon's comment about high-priced fares, calling it "curious" because some of Hawaiian's last-minute fares were less than Southwest's on a route of similar length, between Austin and Houston.
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"For the high-priced drug, the price disclosure significantly reduced the likelihood of participants asking their physician about the drug, asking their insurer about the drug, researching the drug online and taking the drug," the study found.
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The case, which had drawn dueling high-priced lawyers and nine "friend of the court" briefs, including from the Department of Justice and US Chamber of Commerce, had been argued just a week earlier, on April 15.
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So are the company's ties to a mail-order pharmacy, Philidor Rx Services, that it used to help get around efforts by insurance companies to substitute cheaper generic alternatives for some of the company's high-priced products.
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" In a Facebook note published this month, Lessin, referencing the Masters story, wrote that "we recently published a version of a story that three other publications passed on after very high-priced lawyers promised to sue them.
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Mr. Lumpkin, who attended a private reception on the opening night of the Art Show this week, said he still appreciated the fairs for the openness they projected in the otherwise rarefied world of high-priced art.
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The stalemate between Mr. Kraft's high-priced legal team and law enforcement officials in Palm Beach County hinges on two things: The terms of a proposed deal and the status of any video evidence of Mr. Kraft.
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Apple boasted of its highest revenue ever for a new lineup of iPhones, which included the high-priced iPhone X. Amazon raved about the demand for gadgets like the Echo, which runs its intelligent voice assistant, Alexa.
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Did they want to pay for the "frat bro" who gets gentleman's c's at a high-priced party school down South and whose family connections will score him a job that pays a higher salary than them?
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If we go the route of publicly supported open research, we will not only grease the wheels for the eventual development and distribution of a coronavirus vaccine, we can end the problem of high-priced drugs forever.
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As Trump built a high-priced Generals roster that included Heisman Trophy winners Herschel Walker and Doug Flutie, his critics within the USFL saw an owner hoping the whole time his team would eventually join the NFL.
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Similarly, if wealthier consumers can hack the hospital game and see specialists before everyone else, or employ high-priced counselors to gain special access to the Ivy League, health care and education reform become much less pressing.
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We're told YG claims sometime between 11 PM on NYE and 11 AM the next morning, a briefcase containing high-priced pieces that had been placed on top of a safe was a little lighter than usual.
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Raz B is desperately seeking Louis ... as in the high-priced Louis Vuitton bag he forgot in a Lyft ride -- because he caught one too many Zzz's -- and now he claims the driver won't give it back.
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Some venture capital firms over the past few months even hired high-priced special counsel to advise them specifically on CFIUS issues — representation they didn't need before — according to a firm that hired one of these firms.
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Growing up amid the collapsing steel industry, he had dreamed of making it big, hanging posters of high-priced cars—a Lamborghini, a Porsche—on his bedroom wall and telling himself that they would one day be his.
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The blockbuster New York Times story on Facebook's political tactics reveals a company paying off high-priced opposition researchers to make sure regulators don't try to add the friction individual users don't have the power to apply themselves.
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They insist that high-priced new drugs are justified by the hundreds of millions of dollars spent on their development, although R&D costs should be one input, not necessarily the most influential input, in the ultimate price.
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"We are taking measures to satisfy people's need for drugs, especially to resolve issues of high-priced patented drugs and patients unable to afford medicines," Li said on the sidelines of the National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing.
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This included making up "colorful but entirely fictitious exchanges" with customers on the other side of trades, and pretending they were negotiating to buy high-priced bonds that they had already bought at lower prices, the regulator said.
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Rather, a class of superrich investors primarily drove the market, choosing high-priced real estate as their asset of choice, because it was less volatile than other investments and they could use shell companies to hide their identities.
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After the deal, he sold over $7.1 billion worth of Facebook shares and was living the good life in Silicon Valley "resting and vesting," a term used to describe engineers who have small workloads and high-priced stocks.
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This background, he argues with evident disgust, gives him special insight into the way wealthy elites buy off politicians and hire high-priced lawyers and accountants to rig the tax system — just as, he claims, they rig elections.
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Chad Bray AUTO INDUSTRY Tesla Motors will report its earnings for the second quarter on Wednesday, and the bottom line numbers could hardly come at a time of more scrutiny for the maker of high-priced electric cars.
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Chief Keef has a serious case of '90s nostalgia, and a high-priced way of dealing with it ... because the rapper just threw down a ton of cash to turn his home into a real-life comic strip.
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If you can't see yourself living without cable television, or expensive restaurant meals or even that weekly indulgence in high-priced booze, then take those expenses into account while you're swimmin' in income from your full-time job.
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But that may be less persuasive to the district's voters than the fact that he works for the Manhattan-headquartered firm of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, which is synonymous with high-priced influence and high-stakes lobbying.
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For a long time, the only way to address peanut allergies involved creating peanut-free spaces in schools and on planes, changing individual behaviors or ensuring the availability of emergency medical treatments like the controversially high-priced EpiPen.
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It is a strange thought that a sudden easing of today's anxiety might lead to violent price changes—a surge in bond yields; a sideways crash in which high-priced defensive stocks slump and beaten-up cyclicals rally.
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CNN compared the Trump hotel's monthly occupancy and room rates to a report by lodging industry research firm STR, which surveyed nearly two dozen high-priced, luxury hotels in the city that likely includes the Trump International Hotel.
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Despite the uncertainties of Brexit, Central London's famously high-priced real estate appears on the surface to have kept much of its value, even if it has not matched the rising value of real estate elsewhere in Britain.
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The Whiskey opened in 1991 and was an instant hit, drawing celebrities and offering a sophisticated alternative to the throbbing mega-clubs of the time, with its Philippe Starck design, high-priced cocktails, mood lighting and ambient music.
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Ever since Beyoncé and Jay Z announced they were expecting twins in February with a beautiful belly-baring photo shoot, there has been no shortage of high-priced fashion getups, showing her fondness for pricey evening gowns and Gucci.
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Rent-regulated apartments, which limit the amount landlords can charge residents who meet income requirements and have lived there for enough time, are a kind of Holy Grail in the high-priced real estate market of New York City.
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"These reports are part of a larger story highlighting President Trump's efforts to accommodate the intense pressure campaign by the Turkish government to get investigations into Halkbank dropped, including a high-priced lobbying effort by Ballard Partners," Wyden wrote.
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While he suffered his own high-priced travel scandal, the bigger issue was the loss of confidence from the White House and within his own agency, so much so that he posted an armed guard outside of his office.
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"In many cases, we're seeing low-priced items grow faster than high-priced items [on Amazon] for the first time in years," said Chuck Linden, executive vice president at Crayola, the popular maker of crayons and other writing instruments.
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Dozens of cars honking and carrying the flags of Azerbaijan and Aliyev's ruling party cruised down Oilman Avenue, a central Baku thoroughfare whose high-priced boutiques have come to symbolize the massive oil revenues enjoyed by the Azeri elite.
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"Sit-lie is not about homelessness," Mr. Caldwell said, as he took a visitor on a tour around the city, pointing out the new high-priced condominiums rising over boulevards where tents and homeless outposts once lined the street.
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It doesn't take a high-priced political consultant to tell you the type of attack ads Democrats and the progressive left will run against Trump should his lead hold and he become the Republican standard-bearer in the fall.
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In Manhattan, the holiday can often mean high-priced tickets at prestigious synagogues, but the Berkowitz's services seek only a reasonable contribution and are held in a rented space in the Unitarian Church of All Souls on Lexington Avenue.
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The Rangers are playing with a spark since the roster reshuffle, which included the demotion of the high-priced defenseman Brendan Smith and season-ending knee surgery in January for defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk, last summer's major free-agent addition.
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But none of these efforts have provoked the kind of tumult that this year's helmet rule has spawned as the league tries to balance its inherent ferocity with the practical imperative of keeping its high-priced work force functioning.
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But staring at a diminishing war chest, Warren last week declined to disavow a new super PAC funding high-priced ad buys to bolster her White House bid — another sign of the big money groups' pervasiveness in modern campaigning.
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I was, obviously, not going to be buying much in the street's high-priced stores — Gucci, Prada and Van Cleef & Arpels are all residents — where a couple of pencils can run you $185 (don't even ask about a handbag).
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There was something else, too: a high-priced escort — "a professional in her industry," as Mr. Grant's lawyer later called her — joined the men on the flight in a special costume that Mr. Reichberg bought: a sexy stewardess's outfit.
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The new netting at Yankee Stadium tapers down from 20 feet high behind the plate to 9½ feet high above both dugouts and then 5½ feet above the railings in front of the high-priced seats down both lines.
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"In-line with adidas approach on other franchises, we would expect there to be a low volume, high priced launch ... to create brand heat and in the following years the brand will likely become more democratized," the note says.
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The U.A.W. said Mr. Jones had concealed the use of more than $240 million in union funds for luxury travel, extravagant dinners and purchases of high-priced cigars, golf clubs and apparel for himself, his family and his lieutenants.
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Bloomberg continues to serve subscribers of its high-priced terminals with up-to-the-second financial information, while also expanding its media footprint in recent years with magazines, like Bloomberg Businessweek, and through commentary and analysis at Bloomberg Opinion.
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Kim Kardashian West, for example, encouraged Trump to commute the sentence of a grandmother serving life without parole for a nonviolent drug crime — a move that Trump's campaign trumpeted earlier this month in a high-priced Super Bowl commercial.
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IMS Health struck down a Vermont law that prohibited pharmacists from relaying prescription information to pharmaceutical companies; the companies wanted the information so they could pitch newer high-priced drugs to doctors who were prescribing older and cheaper ones.
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Ever since Beyoncé and husband Jay Z announced they were expecting twins in February with a beautiful belly-baring photo shoot, there has been no shortage of high-priced fashion getups, showing her fondness for pricey evening gowns and Gucci.
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And that the company's answer to this conundrum will amount to sending the salespeople directly into customers' living rooms, so they can recommend high-priced television sets and sound bars to match like some sort of door-to-door encyclopedia salesmen?
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Individual retirement accounts were barely on the radar, and the only access that most people had to the markets came through high-priced brokerage firms that horded the information that would enable typical "eligible workers" to make good investment decisions.
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BOSTON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Two charities will pay $6 million to resolve claims that they operated as pass-throughs for seven pharmaceutical companies to pay kickbacks to Medicare patients using their high-priced medications, the U.S. Justice Department said on Friday.
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"For a set of high-priced small molecule generics in particular, this strategy could be very useful in bringing down prices," Rachel Sachs, a law professor who studies drug prices at Washington University in St. Louis, told me by email.
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In both 1997 and 2003 the team paid up for a few high-priced free agents, won the World Series, and then sold off its best players immediately following its championships, rather than risk being stuck with an expensive, ageing roster.
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"We expect further increases in sales in 25.3, although tax reform is likely to modestly reduce demand at the high end as well as to lower prices for high-priced homes," said David Berson, chief economist at Nationwide in Columbus Ohio.
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Valeant is also facing four securities fraud lawsuits filed in New Jersey federal court last year accusing it of inflating the company's share price by not disclosing the use of specialty pharmacies to prop up sales of high-priced drugs.
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Over the 210 months since April, high priced companies like Goldman ($5003 as of Monday's close) and IBM ($2500) are nearly always the top movers, accounting for a combined 24.4 percent of the total weighted movement in nearly every month.
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The best-interest requirement, also known as a fiduciary duty, will be a big improvement on current practice, in which many advisers are free to steer clients into high-priced strategies and products even when comparable but cheaper ones are available.
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The region that's home to thousands of high-priced homes nestled against the water is expected to be threatened directly by the rising seas in the coming decades, and when the harsh reality sets in, a mass exodus could commence.
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And though Mallinckrodt says it will cover the cost of Acthar if insurance can't, some doctors say high-priced drugs are raising health care costs for all of us in the form of higher premiums, co-pays and hospital visits.
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But that is a Band-Aid — and a deceptive, high-priced one at that: While we consumers may be insulated from the charge at the pharmacy counter, our insurers are paying the increased rates, leading to premium rises next year.
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"Pricing comes with innovation, if we bring new products in like the Ultraboost 19, we are capable of driving pricing in, but we pretty much stay within a framework and we have very few very high-priced products," Rorsted added.
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That estimated loss isn't made up exclusively of luxury handbags and other high-priced fashion goods: Quartz notes that shoplifters go after items that are "crucial yet pricy," such as baby formula, pregnancy tests, and other health and hygiene products.
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It might seem petty of me, but for some time now, I have been bellyaching about the graybeards in black tights — those sixty- and seventysomething fitness fanatics crowing about the umpteen miles they log on their high-priced specialty bikes.
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Now Massachusetts, governed by another Republican, Charlie Baker, is asking the federal government to allow its state Medicaid program to increase price competition among drugmakers by excluding some high-priced medicines from coverage if an identical cheaper version is available.
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That region is an attractive market for Russia, as it "has low affordability for high-priced gas" compared with regions farther south which already have "well-established gas markets" with a diverse supply mix, IHS Markit said in a Monday report.
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About to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its New York premiere, "Stomp" has endured, not thanks to high-priced sets and effects, but from wielding everyday objects like brooms, garbage cans and wooden poles to create a wordless percussive explosion onstage.
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One of the biggest risks in high-priced spirits trading is that fraudulent sellers begin taking notice, Coleman said, so it's important to ensure an investment in spirits is made through a reputable seller, such as an auction house or properly licensed retailer.
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"We found that the performance does not suffer and even benefits, and this doesn't come at the expense of the market becoming high priced," Lev Dynkin, managing director and head of the Quantitative Portfolio Strategy Group at Barclays Research, said in an interview.
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But Beijing is also looking to trim a potential healthcare bill of $1 trillion by 2020 and is on a major drive to reduce drug prices - out of kilter with often high-priced specialty treatments for rare diseases that have a limited market.
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Part of the bet Spring is making is that millennial shoppers — its average customer is 28 — want to shop for clothing online like their parents did in malls or department stores: With low-priced and high-priced brands co-mingled in one location.
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In the U.S., you've had these companies going public below their private market price, and in China, there's kind of a similar phenomenon going on in the later-stage market where people are much more cautious about paying into high-priced rounds.
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The company came under fire when The New York Times reported that Valeant and other pharmaceutical companies were using a network of specialty pharmacies to sustain sales of their high-priced drugs and prevent patients and insurers from switching to cheaper generic drugs.
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Strength in live cattle futures was capped by lackluster cash cattle trade this week at mostly $0.6003 to $117 per cwt, below the previous week's trade, along with cool, wet U.S. weather that has curbed consumer demand for high-priced cuts of meat.
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Like patients in high-priced practices, patients in large practices reported shorter time spent in waiting rooms before seeing doctors, better care coordination and management and that they were more likely to receive pneumonia and flu vaccines than patients in small practices.
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Institutional investors, including TIAA-CREF and CalPERS, filed securities fraud lawsuits against the company in New Jersey last year, accusing Valeant of inflating its share price by not disclosing the use of specialty pharmacies to prop up sales of high-priced drugs.
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Snap's shoddy performance since going public may have altered the calculus of how the market views advertising products outside of Facebook and Google, but Twitter may see an opportunity to capitalize on its (well, large) niche and sell high-priced video advertising products.
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Even when they resisted a reckless 10-year commitment to Robinson Cano after the 2013 season, they plowed a fortune into contracts for Jacoby Ellsbury, Masahiro Tanaka, Brian McCann and Carlos Beltran, doubling down on high-priced imports as the path to October.
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Michael Peterson's high-priced legal team, who leapt into action shortly after Peterson was arrested as the sole suspect in his wife's murder, spent thousands of hours and huge sums trying to urge jurors not to trust their guts on this one.
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But even as its supercharged versions, the Z22020 and ZR260, continue to crank up the horsepower, the 'Vette hasn't quite slipped its way into the same class as the high-priced, high-speed supercars offered by automakers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren.
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He earned the distinction by embracing the unsexy truth that club manufacturers prefer to hide behind the massive heads of their high-priced drivers: a 30-yard or 30-foot shot counts the same on the scorecard as a 300-yard drive.
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Download Peter Singer is an influential and controversial Australian moral philosopher who approaches ethics from a utilitarian perspective and expounds on a wide range of issues including animal rights, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, high-priced art and genetically modified food.
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No gift guide is complete without some sky-high-priced and completely unnecessary luxury items; this year, we're feeling charmed by personalized caviar boxes and $35,000 bottles of Champagne that remind you how holidays are a time to spoil and be spoiled.
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Although it is best known for its chain of storefront pharmacies, it is also one of the nation's top three pharmacy benefit managers and operates one of the country's biggest specialty pharmacies, which sells high-priced drugs that often require special handling.
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The lower potential valuation suggests that public market investors don't share nearly the same enthusiasm for technology companies that venture capitalists once did, raising questions for a horde of other high-priced start-ups that are edging their way toward the public markets.
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Among defensemen with N.H.L. experience, only Brady Skjei is signed beyond 2020-21, and the Rangers have decisions to make on the high-priced veterans Kevin Shattenkirk, Brendan Smith and Marc Staal, all of whom have two years remaining on their contracts.
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And while Shanghai itself is high-priced (a cold brew and pizza slice at the world's largest Starbucks will set you back $280), true Shanghainese cuisine happens to favor the frugal, in the form of one of my favorite types of food: dumplings.
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It would limit mortgage interest deductions to $500,000 on newly purchased homes, a provision that would hit middle-class teachers or office workers looking to buy starter houses in high-priced, economically vibrant areas such as New York City and Silicon Valley.
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In case you were wondering whether there are any profit margins for a business that sounds like it would shun high-priced indulgences, look no further than the restaurant American Son, where our starter dish of three smallish-sized scallops was $24.
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UPSCALE An evening out on the waterfront and in downtown Cape Town may very well end at Bascule Bar, where a high roller can truly indulge his or her inner Gatsby with whiskey and cigars alongside high-priced yachts bobbing in the marina.
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Battery life is improved as well, though not by much—Apple says it's an extra hour boost when compared to last year's iPhone XR. Along with the announcements of its shiny, new, high-priced devices, Apple also unveiled a trade-in program.
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"Some have argued that the law was not intended to be used for high-priced drugs, and that the law isn't available for use on high-price drugs, but that hasn't been tested in court," Washington University law professor Rachel Sachs said.
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"The No. 7003 complaint that I've gotten by far is from local merchants, because correction officers use up a lot of parking," said Councilman Steve Levin, whose district includes the Brooklyn House of Detention, which is surrounded by high-priced real estate.
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If left to its own devices, PREPA, at the expense of Puerto Rican households, businesses and industry, will rebuild a system that will be reliant on high-priced imported fossil fuels and that will ignore the vast potential in decentralized solar-power.
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Mr. Trump's emphasis on great power conflict and high-priced assets also solves, deliberately or not, a political problem that bedeviled both the Barack Obama and George W. Bush administrations: Fighting insurgencies is messy, costly and often unwinnable in any traditional sense.
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Institutional investors, including TIAA-CREF and CalPERS, filed securities fraud lawsuits against Valeant in New Jersey last year, accusing the company of inflating its share price by not disclosing the use of specialty pharmacies to prop up sales of high-priced drugs.
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Valeant came under fire when The New York Times reported in 2015 that the Canadian pharmaceutical company was being investigated for alleged involvement in a scheme to sustain sales of high-priced drugs and prevent patients and insurers from switching to cheaper generic drugs.
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Besides its meal kit subscriptions, it now sells wines and mid-to-high priced items for the kitchen, for example, a bag of peppercorns for $14.99, a pair of red wine glasses for $29.99, and a chef's knife and petty knife set for $159.99.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIFixit has finished its teardown of Apple's new, high-priced iMac Pro, and while most of the results are typical for an Apple device, because the company rarely meets a component it can't solder to the motherboard, there are three noteworthy exceptions.
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Why it matters: Civica is taking its first concrete step toward addressing drug shortages and high-priced generics, which will benefit patients within the 900 hospitals that are part of the nonprofit company as well as patients within the VA, which is partnering with Civica.
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It's a successful company, but we can't even come close to competing on the bottom line with big businesses that pay armies of high-priced accountants and tax attorneys to park their profits overseas and dodge taxes, approximately $135 billion a year, through offshore loopholes.
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The plan to spend funds on high-priced nukes makes even less sense when one considers that upgrades of current systems could last for decades without having to throw tens of billions of dollars at systems we don't need at prices we can't afford.
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With their nearly unlimited access to capital and ability to buy in bulk, industry giants like Apple already hold a competitive edge over small to mid-sized businesses, which can't afford to hire high-priced tax accountants and lawyers to devise tax avoidance schemes.
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"While New York City has gone through an impressive economic expansion in the last five years, demand for high-priced condos seems likely to be an early casualty of a potential future recession," Grant Long, a senior economist at StreetEasy, wrote in a blog post.
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That is why they are usually seen in high-priced smartphone models like the iPhone X. Apple had been trying to improve the iPhone's display technology with OLED to differentiate its smartphones from competitors, according to Jerry Kang, senior principal analyst at IHS Markit.
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If you've wanted to know whether Trump intends to structure his White House differently than others have in the past, you wouldn't be able to find someone on the transition team to ask — that is, unless you could afford Christie's high-priced transition briefing.
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The "SoHa" name, echoing the high-priced, largely white Manhattan neighborhood of SoHo in lower Manhattan, has begun appearing in real estate listings for apartments located between 110th Street and 125th Street, and Realtor Keller Williams boasts a "SoHa Team" of agents on its website.
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It is not surprising then that prison guard unions and the private prison industry are two of the strongest opponents of marijuana legalization, along with pharmaceutical companies that see cannabis as a threat to their monopoly on prescription painkillers and other high priced treatments.
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The move has been pushed by patient advocacy groups, which have complained that televised drug ads — amounting to about $4.5 billion of the nearly $5.9 billion spent by the industry on product promotion — steer patients to high-priced medications or drugs they do not need.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Sanofi SA has agreed to pay $11.85 million to resolve U.S. allegations that it used a charity that helps cover Medicare patients' out-of-pocket drug costs as a means to pay them kickbacks to use a high-priced multiple sclerosis drug.
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Unlike the headset, these will be designed to be worn for longer periods of time, with The Information reporting that "current prototypes look like high-priced sunglasses with thick frames that house the battery and chips," according to a person who has seen prototypes.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Sanofi SA has agreed to pay $11.85 million to resolve U.S. allegations that it used a charity that helps cover Medicare patients' out-of-pocket drug costs as a means to pay them kickbacks to use a high-priced multiple sclerosis drug.
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Amazon is a trillion-dollar retailing phenomenon that has transformed almost everything about the way Americans shop, but sometimes it seems to operate as a charitable operation for well-off consumers who just want to try out this or that high-priced consumer fancy.
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Lois Adams, the chief executive of HHCS Health Group, which owns Cystic Fibrosis Pharmacy, said the termination followed the recent arrival of high-priced drugs to treat cystic fibrosis, including Kalydeco and Orkambi, each of which carries list prices of more than $250,000 per year.
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HaSalon, on a desolate corner in Hell's Kitchen, retains that devotion to technique but has an entirely different concept: reservations only; high-minded, high-priced food served in a kind of mismatched living room, which, after ten o'clock, turns bacchanalian, complete with dancing on tables.
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The Yankees, transitioning away from a roster laden with high-priced veterans on the back side of their careers, will start three players in Sunday's opener against Tampa Bay who they believe are future cornerstones: catcher Gary Sanchez, first baseman Greg Bird and Judge.
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Rosewood is known for its high-priced rooms (in some locations, nightly rates can start in the four figures) and exceptional service, but in the case of the Puebla property, only the latter holds true: the staff couldn't have been more doting or efficient.
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One was Valeant, whose stock price was pummeled for months after The New York Times reported that Valeant and other firms were using a network of specialty pharmacies to sustain sales of high-priced drugs and prevent patients and insurers from switching to less-expensive generic competitors.
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Even though everyone's still recovering from last night's grand star-studded spectacle courtesy of Kenzo x H&M, there's already a new fast fashion collaboration in the works to get psyched about: Victoria Beckham will be bringing her high-priced luxury line to a Target near you.
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The problems facing Puerto Rico's electrical system are many: high-priced electricity resulting from old and expensive oil-fired power plants; declining electricity demand; a $9 billion debt burden; a fragile grid that is overly dependent on long transmission corridors through the mountains; political interference from Rosselló.
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Barry Frank, a television sports impresario who over a half-century negotiated deals for sportscasting stars like John Madden, developed or created popular shows like "The Skins Game" and "Superstars," and helped engineer high-priced network rights deals, died on Tuesday in a hospital in San Francisco.
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The rules requiring comprehensive care for catastrophic illness were put in place to protect patients who are faced with high priced care and to protect others in society from having to subsidize those who have not paid their fair share of insurance when they become ill.
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"Our data suggests that in these high-priced markets there was enough momentum in demand and enough inventory toward the end of last year and the beginning of 83 to power sales growth in the $750,000 plus segment," Javier Vivas, director of economic research at realtor.
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The rules requiring no lifetime caps for catastrophic illness were put in place to protect patients who are faced with high priced care and to protect others in society from having to subsidize those who have not paid their fair share of insurance when they become ill.
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With the help of doctors, pharmacists, health care consultants and other medical personnel who got kickbacks for their roles, the facilities billed Medicare and Medicaid for high-priced drugs, medical procedures and health equipment that the patients either did not need or never received, prosecutors said.
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"One of the fastest ways to balance your trading with a foreign country is very high priced raw energy exports, so any country that is willing to commit to taking a lot of LNG ... is likely to be considered a pretty favored trade partner," Culotta said.
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Joanie and Calamity Jane found each other: When Season 3 began, two of the characters who seemed most adrift were women seemingly at the opposite ends of the social spectrum — a former high-priced madam and a lost soul who is drunk more often than she's sober.
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The chef who once believed that the high-concept, high-priced Shaw Bijou, with its Icelandic sheepskin chairs and handblown glass light fixtures, would catapult him to culinary renown is instead running a hotel restaurant, Kith and Kin, and two fast-casual places called Philly Wing Fry.
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Even if an institution has clear rules and a team of people who understand its values and can apply them to would-be donors (or can afford to hire a high-priced consultant who specializes in such matters), that doesn't stop individual labs or researchers from freelancing.
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The court documents and public records show that Mr. Deripaska, whose companies have long had offices in New York, has expanded his American holdings over the past 10 years, buying high-priced Manhattan townhouses and a major stake in a Russian-language newspaper in New York.
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Even though commodity prices have eased from recent highs, GM will still feel more of the impact in the second half of the year because it takes about three months for those high-priced commodities to work their way into the automaker's supply chain, said Stevens.
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Editorial The mortgage crisis that ravaged the economy eight years ago was especially damaging to African-American communities, where homeowners who qualified for affordable mortgages were often steered into high-priced loans that paid rich returns to mortgage brokers and lenders while leaving borrowers vulnerable to default.
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But lest you go fantasizing that a mob of Brooklyn foodie hipsters has taken over some poor unsuspecting town, remember: This is the Catskills, which has long offered New Yorkers a low-key, low-maintenance alternative to the high-profile, high-priced playgrounds of the Hamptons.
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They'd also help Democratic Party leaders get a better feel for what communities across the country are thinking, rather than relying on high-priced consultants with data analysis that is too often a lagging indicator or just "proves" what the consultants have been saying for decades.
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Prime Aid, which has been in business since 2006, had a good relationship with Express Scripts until August 2014, Ms. Shtindler said, eight months after the approval of Sovaldi and Viekira Pak, two high priced — and highly anticipated — hepatitis C drugs that cure patients of the disease.
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That's almost $1,000 more than Samsung's long-awaited Galaxy Fold and $200 more than the Huawei Mate X, though because its screen is made from glass instead of flexible plastic, the Mi Mix Alpha should be a bit more durable than its high-priced foldable competitors.
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In raids at Mr. Jones's home and elsewhere, agents seized thousands of dollars in cash, hundreds of bottles of high-priced liquor, hundreds of golf shirts, multiple sets of golf clubs and large quantities of cigars that had been billed to union accounts, according to court filings.
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Source: Porch Out of the 47 cities ranked, these are the top 10 most family-friendly in the U.S. Detroit earned the bottom spot on the list due to a lack of available child care, a low population of millennials and high-priced housing, the report says.
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Just on specs alone, the Mothership makes other high-priced gaming machines seem weak, as it comes with a brand new Nvidia RTX GPU (with 8GB of VRAM), a 20803-inch 144Hz G-sync display (with 3ms response time), and a six-core Intel core i9-8950HK CPU.
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Yet fund managers from Janus Henderson, Hotchkis & Wiley, and Fairpointe Capital are among those who are still finding values by concentrating on financial, energy and media stocks and eschewing the high-priced real estate investment trusts and utility companies that make up nearly a fifth of the benchmark index.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Two drugmakers will pay nearly $125 million to resolve claims they used charities that help cover Medicare patients' out-of-pocket drug costs as a way to pay kickbacks aimed at encouraging the use of their high-priced medications, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
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In order to get the deal approved by regulators, Comcast agreed to conditions that would have protected content neutrality and limited its ability to lock consumers into high-priced TV/broadband "bundles" — but it promptly violated those conditions, engaging in exactly the kind of behavior I warned about.
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While high-priced hardware and clunky tethered peripherals may hinder current products from reaching wider audiences, the sheer concept of VR is far from an easy sell to mainstream consumers that are skeptical of strapping a device to their face that cuts them off from the outside world.
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"By this point, the American people will have experienced the full benefits of a true Medicare for All option, and they can see for themselves how that experience stacks up against high-priced care that requires them to fight tooth-and-nail against their insurance company," Warren wrote.
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But just as it's hard to imagine a multi-billionaire buying Mar-a-Lago and deciding to turn it into a high-priced hotel, it's hard to imagine said billionaire thinking that a good use of his time would be to monitor the activities of low-wage employees.
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The high-priced campaign is unfolding in a largely rural legislative district in the southwest corner of the state where the New Jersey Education Association, which is considered the state's most influential union, is engaged in a feud with Stephen M. Sweeney, the powerful president of the State Senate.
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Samsung has also begun to cast aside the cloud that fell over it last year when its Galaxy Note 7, a high-priced smartphone meant to challenge the Apple iPhone but which showed a proclivity to burst into flames, became one of the technology world's most spectacular failures.
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The moment he was hired away from Tampa Bay last fall, it was a signal that the team wanted to do things more strategically than it had under Dombrowski, who powered the Red Sox to the 2018 title by depleting Boston's farm system to acquire high-priced veteran talent.
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On Wednesday, the Kushners announced that talks had broken off with a Chinese financial conglomerate for a deal worth billions to redevelop the 41-story tower, at 666 Fifth Avenue, into a flashy 80-story ultraluxury skyscraper comprising a chic retail mall, a hotel and high-priced condominiums.
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And like most people who strike gold, they seem keen on not releasing their grip on their profit margins to the extent that it prevents them from doing things like owning apartments in three major cities and curating all of them with designer sofas and high-priced original art.
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But the rise of online mattress sellers has created a perfect recipe for these content chefs: A high-priced item that results in a large commission, coupled with a heavy consumer reliance on reviews, since many of these new mattress brands are not widely sold in physical stores.
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But its strategy of selling high-priced, aspirational gear eventually saw it relegated to the status of also-ran, sustained by a fan base of hipsters and creative types while ceding almost the entire market to cheaper, more flexible machines built to IBM's PC standard and running Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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Wong Kar-Wai's mid-'90s hit—a propulsive tale of love, heartache and "California Dreamin'" in Hong Kong—has become inexplicably elusive in recent years: The Criterion Collection DVD is now a high-priced rarity, and FilmStruck appears to be the only streaming service hosting this gorgeous and essential romantic drama.
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Employees will increasingly find that their employer health plans limit access to doctors, hospitals, and certain high-priced drugs; reduce coverage for add-on benefits or dependents; or ratchet up deductibles, co-pays, co-insurance, and other forms of patient cost-sharing (under the sub-header How Could Plan Design Change?).
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The former mayor's budding campaign is a tantrum against the populist politics of Warren and Sanders, a gift to the high-priced consultants who will happily collect paychecks from his campaign, and a bit of cosplaying silliness—Bloomberg wants to pretend to be a contender, speeches and ads and all.
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But it's the acquisition provision in the NDAA that allows the Department of Defense to buy "commercially available off-the-shelf items" from online marketplaces that is especially interesting and could be far reaching since the Pentagon buys not just high-priced weapon systems but ordinary goods such as office supplies.
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For example, should Curve spot that you have just purchased a high-priced item, such as a new television, and stuck it on your credit card, it could offer an alternative "pre-approved" loan with lower interest in partnership with a bank or other credit source and switch the charge accordingly.
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The last incident prompted the Yankees, who had been reluctant to extend their netting out of fear of alienating fans in their high-priced lower-level seats, to announce on the final day of the regular season that they would install extended netting for the start of the 2018 season.
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When combined with the tax advantages of storing high-priced art in free ports and the luxury storage facilities of Foreign Trade Zones, like the recently opened Arcis building in Harlem, collectors would have little worry about seeing their investments vanish and show up again on the auction block unidentified.
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Data from the end of last year suggests the company lost some of its global market share with the delayed launch of the highly anticipated and high-priced iPhone X. And it has long trailed competitors in China, a key market for smartphones, though all signs point to an intensifying battle.
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This one just reminds me that yes, more money means nicer TV.It's when things go dark that the Q9 makes me shy away from telling you to drop a few months rent on a cool TV. See, Samsung made a big change from its last high-priced, high-end display, the KS33.
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Entertainment reporters operate in something of a unique position compared to journalists covering other industries; the actors, celebrities, executives, and even the content at the heart of their stories are controlled by a high-priced army of publicists who serve as the gatekeepers in Hollywood, doling out access as they see fit.
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"While brand leaders Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch command premium pricing in the smartwatch segment, lower-priced players such as Xiaomi and Huawei will counterbalance high-priced smartwatches with lower cost smartwatches," Atwal added, stating that the average selling prices of smartwatches was expected to decline by 4.5% between 2020 and 2021.
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But when Grigson's costly misfires like first-round bust Bjoern Werner in 83, trading a first-round pick for Trent Richardson in 28 or loading up on a group of aging, high-priced free agents to make a Super Bowl run in 28 and an anxious fan base, Irsay had no choice.
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But investors have started to turn to shares of smaller companies and those in some traditional growth areas, such as consumer durables, as worry about global economic weakness and U.S. corporate earnings has subsided a bit - and as some of those typically high-priced shares seem more affordable than the defensive names.
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The people are ready to expand and learn and there are plenty of smart folks who are willing to leave high-priced real estate in New York and San Francisco to get a house with a back yard down the street from a beer garden in one of the city's urban enclaves.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The governor of Puerto Rico and the chief executive of its beleaguered electric company faced hours of questioning on Tuesday in Congress, where skeptical legislators questioned whether to give the island an enormous aid package on the heels of a botched high-priced contract to fix its power grid. Gov.
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Orestes Varvitsiotes, Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: Re "Chasing Big Sports Goals, Rutgers Stumbles Into a Vat of Red Ink" (March 12): With multimillion-dollar fitness centers and high-priced coaches, Rutgers University has allowed its overeagerness to fit in with its Big 10 colleagues to come at the expense of most students.
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In 2008, after Mr. Spitzer resigned from office after he was caught on a federal wiretap arranging to meet high-priced prostitutes, Mr. Stone claimed credit for spreading the rumor that the governor wore his black dress socks during his sexual encounters with prostitutes, an indelible image that has stuck to Mr. Spitzer.
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Stimulated by Apple's fanatical pursuit of wireless technology, which was expressed in the removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 and the addition of a new W1 wireless chip, most headphone makers are now rethinking their portfolios and I anticipate many more high-end, high-priced models will embrace the switch to Bluetooth.
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Just a few weeks after berating Boeing for its high-priced Air Force One replacement program and Lockheed Martin for it's even more pricey F-35 fighter jet, Trump tweeted out what sure looks like his support for what could be the priciest defense project of them all: Replacing the U.S. nuclear missile arsenal.
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She would likely be unsurprised to learn that a profusion of state-of-the-art gyms, dental practices, plastic surgery clinics and high-priced living complexes (accommodating independent seniors as well as those needing specialized care) is catering to, indeed trading on, the unabated desire of many older people to remain relevant and hip.
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" 'What Survives After the "Game of Thrones" Finale' [The New Yorker] "Get ready for the zombie horde: a deluge of high-priced epics, spinoffs, and rip-offs — serialized narratives in the 'Thrones' tradition, duly larded with sexposition and gravitas, fur vests and exotic weapons, each of them aiming to hit the demographic sweet spot.
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Eliot Spitzer, who resigned as governor of New York in 2008 amid reports that he was a client of a high-priced prostitution ring, is now at the center of a new criminal investigation, according to officials, after a 26-year-old woman said he choked her when they were alone in a room at the Plaza Hotel.
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O/U: 113 ABOUT THE REDSKINS (211-231): After shadowing Odell Beckham Jr. (New York Giants) and Terrelle Pryor (Cleveland), high-priced cornerback Josh Norman will be tasked with covering a man he called a teammate for the first two years of NFL career: former Carolina star Steve Smith (team-leading 217 receptions for 281 yards).
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Gone are all remnants of the working class Black folks, and in their place are countless high-priced coffee shops, well-off white people yelling at babies about the powers of seaweed, and the kind of young Black guys Tray assumes are drug dealers… until he realizes they're actually brunch-bound hipsters dressed like the "slingers" of yore.
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One of 22018's high-priced Super Bowl LII commercials is coming under fire for its use of the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In an ad that aired on Sunday's big game for Chrysler's Dodge Ram Trucks, a speech from the civil rights activist was used to help promote the vehicle's "built to serve" tagline.
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High-priced VIP packages have been somewhat of a solution, in that fans are given a more clear-eyed option to spend extra money to support an artist they care about, but the definition of what the "true market value" is for the extremely emotional experience of, say, a Taylor Swift concert remains murky and ripe for exploitation.
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Moda Operandi, an online marketplace that specialises in right-off-the-runway luxury fashion, accessories and home decor, is today announcing a high-priced event of its own: it's raised $100 million, a mix of equity and debt that it will use to invest in its platform and technology as well as to continue growing business overall.
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A Reuters review of property records and California bankruptcy court filings shows that a Manafort-controlled company secured in early 2017 a loan against a Brooklyn home from Genesis Capital LLC, now owned by Goldman Sachs, which was the top secured creditor in the bankruptcies of the four high-priced properties in the Los Angeles area.
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Before Federer emerged from the suburbs of Basel to become — for now — the most successful men's tennis player of the Open era, the idea of selling out a makeshift 19973,000-seat arena for five straight sessions of a new and high-priced team event would have been as far-fetched as a Switzerland without melted cheese.
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In a crowded field where the slightest factor could influence a voter's decision, Ms. Warren is seeking to separate herself from other Democrats in the race, including Senator Kamala Harris of California and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who have both benefited from high-priced fund-raising events and could now be under more pressure to disavow them.
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Check out the video to see it in action: The Wanle Gamers Console is compatible with iPhone 6 through X, has the slightly-raised buttons you want for that classic gaming experience, comes pre-installed with ten classics like Tetris, Snake & Block, and Tank, and even functions as a real phone case that protects your high-priced device from bumps and falls.
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"To date, we believe Tesla's high-priced, high-performance Model S sedan and X SUV have practically been pure-battery EV proofs of concept, while its upcoming Model 3 is rather the car Tesla has been working toward this whole time – its first to be engineered from the outset for mainstream $35K+ pricepoints and, most importantly, lower-cost/ease-of-manufacturing," he said.
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Bush and his high-priced talent spent his campaign money like drunken sailors, the bulk of it attacking his former friend and Florida colleague Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE.
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Even though Americans generally aren't interested in purchasing high-priced electric vehicles, large car manufacturers have since 2012 been forced to sell "compliance cars" — electric vehicles produced solely to meet a quota as a condition of being able to sell cars in states with a zero-emissions vehicle standard: California, Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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DeSantis had started off the debate by accusing Gillum of lying about the source of a high-priced theater ticket given to him by an undercover FBI agent back in 2016, a point of contention within the broader scope of a federal corruption investigation that has dogged Gillum, despite his insistence that the FBI told him he was not a target.
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However, the approval comes with a boxed warning about the risk of hepatitis B virus being reactivated in patients infected with both hepatitis C and hepatitis B. Gilead, whose growth has been fueled by its arsenal of hepatitis C drugs, had warned earlier this year that sales of its high-priced drugs were declining due to fewer patients being deemed eligible for treatment and rising competition.
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Most wealthy families don't get that level of scrutiny, either from the press or the IRS—but as this year's college admissions scandal shows, rich Americans of all types are often happy to bend or break the rules to get ahead, and unlike poor people who break the law, they have the money to purchase high-priced attorneys and skate away from the consequences.
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And one of the reasons is because a lot of the damage from the high-priced environment we've been in and the lack of security with password sharing and everything, you know, kids going to college with their parent's passwords, that whole college market's gone and the second home market's gone to a certain extent and high transaction multiple dwelling units with young people in them.
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It would also require a two-thirds Senate vote if Trump decides to leave NATO, a report on Russian President Vladimir Putin's net worth and assets, and title insurance companies in the US to report information on who owns entities that buy high-priced homes here -- as well as would hammer Russia with a host of additional sanctions and new ways of cracking down on Russian disinformation and cyber-crimes. Sen.
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It would also require a two-thirds Senate vote if Trump decides to leave NATO, a report on Russian President Vladimir Putin's net worth and assets, and title insurance companies in the US to report information on who owns entities that buy high-priced homes here -- as well as would hammer Russia with a host of additional sanctions and new ways of cracking down on Russian disinformation and cyber-crimes.
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Tesla's desire to create a pickup makes sense given the success of the category in the company's home country, and it's likely planned alongside an upcoming lower cost compact SUV, sometimes referred to the Model Y. Musk also teased a forthcoming semi truck announcement, set for September, and a convertible version of the Roadster coming in the next iteration of Tesla's first vehicle, which is a high priced car targeted at luxury buyers.
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Recently, three changes in the health care terrain collided to raise new concerns over rising drug prices: the advent of new high-priced "wonder drugs" like Sovaldi; revelations that Turing Pharmaceuticals and others bought the rights to low-cost drugs in order to re-price them at higher levels, and the enrollment of millions in the new ACA Exchange high-deductible plans, which enabled consumers to see the real price of drugs, not just the copays.
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But Mr. Acosta's office, working closely with Mr. Epstein's high-priced defense team — stocked with legal stars such as Alan Dershowitz, Kenneth Starr, Jay Lefkowitz and Roy Black — put together a non-prosecution agreement that let Mr. Epstein avoid federal charges, plead guilty to two state counts of felony prostitution, and serve less than 13 months in a private wing of the Palm Beach County jail, with most days spent on work-release in his office in West Palm Beach.
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ET, NBA TV, CSN Chicago, YES (New York) ABOUT THE BULLS (2-0): Chicago was able to fly under the radar a bit in its own city during the first week of the regular season thanks to the Cubs being in the World Series for the first time since 1945, but the fans that stayed on the south side of town and went to the Bulls game on Saturday night saw a team filled with high-priced stars that let reserve forward Doug McDermott take the most shots.
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