Sometimes when a customer finds an item at another store for a lower price, companies will sell the item to the customer for that same lower price.
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All this will start mattering at some lower price, though.
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It will probably be valued at a far lower price.
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Beyond aesthetics, the lower price means cutting some other corners.
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But consumers have everything to gain from a lower price.
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Less retail space and less overstock means lower price points.
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A lower price would have put serious heat on Samsung.
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There are certainly decent quality alternatives at a lower price.
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Critics say EpiPen would remain profitable at a lower price.
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They're like a Common Projects at a lower price point.
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Fortunately, Ecobee has other options at a lower price point.
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It helped Ms. Lewis buy medication at a lower price.
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"It's Tuscany but at a much lower price," said Peddicord.
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Now, it's coming to Walmart with a lower price tag.
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And customers will get more products at a lower price.
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Herrald decided not to sell it at the lower price.
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We can produce meat from plants at a lower price.
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No converting means a lower price, however: $1299, available in February.
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That lower price is the main draw for the new Echo.
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The lower price is thanks, in part, to changes in manufacturing.
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Philips spokesman Steve Klink acknowledged the lower price was a disappointment.
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But the lower price point means some materials aren't as nice.
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They did this to haggle me into a lower price range.
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It definitely felt like that, especially with lower price point items.
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President Muhammadu Buhari approved the lower price during a cabinet meeting.
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A private company, Lukoil, also expressed interest at a lower price.
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"They should want to buy at a lower price," he says.
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After a few weeks, the seller agreed to the lower price.
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And winning by offering a lower price also means sacrificing profits.
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Cabins are compact, a point reflected in the cruises' lower price.
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The compensation comes in the form of paying a lower price.
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According to 9to5Mac, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects that Apple will release a 13-inch MacBook Air "with a lower price tag," later this year, and that the lower price could help boost Apple's laptop sales.
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One, a 5.8-inch iPhone X with improved specs and lower price.
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The XR brings many key features but at a lower price point.
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Get all the perks of an eBook reader at a lower price.
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Perhaps there's room for the tech at a far lower price point.
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The Chromebooks will have older processors but sell at a lower price.
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Its competitors in the restaurant sector have much lower price-earnings ratios.
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"This time, there was no higher or lower price," the source said.
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Uber debuted a lower price Chap Chap service in Kenya last month.
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It's innovating — it's producing a better product at, frankly, a lower price.
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"These are people who buy at a lower price point," he said.
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This much lower price is applicable for up to two replacement screens.
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However, Sony's lower price is proving to be a big selling point.
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Viacom trades at a lower price-to-earnings multiple than its peers.
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The lower price will open the iPhone up to new market segments.
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T-Mobile's shareholders are pressing for better terms with a lower price.
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You can also get a lower price if you look off-season.
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And some do still expect Verizon to push for a lower price.
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The lower price will be in effect for the next six weeks.
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The Model Y, a lower price version of the Model X crossover?
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Some customers might go for this, pleased by the much lower price.
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We bought products that Amazon had indicated would get a lower price.
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There needs to be a hardware sacrifice to justify the lower price.
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It's the same car with a lower price point and longer range.
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The trend is resonating at lower price points and in other ways.
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Some analysts said physical buying would emerge at the lower price levels.
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First, the state would try to negotiate a lower price directly with drugmakers.
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To get to the lower price, Lenovo had to cut a few corners.
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However, it could be an opportunity to grab shares at a lower price.
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I say that says don't buy until we get to a lower price.
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Best for: Getting unlimited AT&T data coverage at a much lower price.
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It claims to be offered at a 30% lower price point than competitors.
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He offered to do the job in stages, at a much lower price.
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The brand definitely didn't skimp on quality to achieve that lower price tag.
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While both stores give customers an additional 10% off of that lower price…
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Home Depot requires you to have a lower price when purchasing the item.
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All things considered, I think Pamu Slides are great for the lower price.
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That's a lot of extra speed and storage for a lot lower price.
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Fender's FXA9s compare favorably because of their reliable comfort and slightly lower price.
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If you complain enough, you might be able to get a lower price.
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Value stocks tend to trade at a lower price compared to their fundamentals.
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Traders said that Cheniere would struggle to send cargoes at a lower price.
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Sales also fell at gas stations, largely reflecting the lower price of oil.
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Tappeiner is hopeful that at a lower price, Vector will avoid that fate.
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Because these works are less discovered, do they have a lower price point?
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The old Starwood often was not, especially for people seeking lower-price properties.
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Costco sells hearing aids at a far lower price than most audiologists charge.
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They also have a slightly lower price point, with tees starting at $19.95.
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The supply of homes for sale is weakest at the lower price ranges.
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Thus, a MAC invocation is really a renegotiation tool for a lower price.
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Some customers signed up for a cable-like experience at a lower price.
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Out of the gates, we were able to offer at a lower price.
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This would have allowed Apple to sell some iPhones at much lower price points.
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Apple pushing for a lower price is great, but $20 is still too high.
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Starz' service is also coming in at a lower price point than its competitors.
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We're starting out from a lower price point than where we were last year.
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This is such a rip-off, because we can't "bundle" for a lower price.
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But this week, Apple introduced a lower price for the model with LTE support.
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Lower price, possibly, though the pricing for the Sprint-locked version hasn't been announced.
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To hit a lower price point, Google's Pixel Slate comes in more modest configurations.
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As a result, professional hunters receive a lower price for every carcass they deliver.
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The lower price tag could make the headset more attractive to Microsoft's commercial audience.
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This is a product that has been returned and sold for a lower price.
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She discovers as Rajan's employee that it's selling expired drugs as a lower price.
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One analyst called the lower price a mistake, and suggested it would hurt margins.
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If that happens, Santos could come back into play – only at a lower price.
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It was listed for $2625,2000, but she thought she could negotiate a lower price.
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A lower price means more people want the good while fewer people produce it.
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And therefore the processors and marketers are going to give growers a lower price.
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While gas has a lower environmental and climate impact, coal has a lower price.
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It also bought shares at a much lower price in a large secondary transaction.
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Resisting a lower price at the outset, however, could mean headaches down the line.
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But even lower-price homes in the area have seen steep price increases lately.
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It no doubt helps the Galaxy Buds Plus hit their substantially lower price point.
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It featured similar styling to the H1, but came with a lower price tag.
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You need to notify Newegg of the lower price within 14 days of purchase.
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It's even more flagship-like than the Mi 2395, at an even lower price.
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But even at the lower price, Asahi is paying up for some so-so businesses.
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Sellers are deciding to wait out the current uncertainty rather than accept a lower price.
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Even at the lower price, the experts thought Kaleo could "own" the naloxone market. 1423.
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Cohen said he is expecting a slightly lower price for oil than he previously forecast.
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It has a similar design to the AirPods but with a drastically lower price tag.
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What to look out for: Expect that a lower price means less hand-holding. eFile.
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It originally sold for $159.99, but has been this lower price for quite some time.
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Lowe's' policy gives customers 30 days after purchasing the item to find a lower price.
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You could purchase separate bits of the setup from the company for a lower price.
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On the bright side, this presumably locks in the lower price for a full year.
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Stagnant wages and the lower price of investment goods mean companies are flush with cash.
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Lenovo rounded off the top five companies, also offering tablets in the lower price range.
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The Mi 5 drags premium performance and features down into an even lower price tier.
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TILSON: YEAH LOOK, I ACTUALLY GOT IN – I GOT BACK IN AT A LOWER PRICE.
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Nordstrom did not succumb to the same overbuilding as many of its lower-price competitors.
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These group activities are available at a much lower price point, about $75 a person.
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Now Tesla says the charger will soon be available again and at a lower price.
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All of these things are surely coming in version 2.0 along with a lower price.
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Maybe a lower price tag might convince a secret buyer that Twitter is worth buying.
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"I reassured him that we could look in a lower price range," Ms. McCloud said.
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It could have been achieved at a much lower price and with much less fanfare.
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Unfortunately, AMC doesn't offer a lower price tier if you only care about 83D movies.
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Russia's budget requirements can be met at a lower price per barrel than Saudi Arabia's.
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The new phone is aimed at offering a relatively premium experience at a lower price.
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This applies whether you find that lower price on Newegg or at another major retailer.
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Their home is on the lower price end because they used reclaimed and recycled materials.
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Nordstrom Rack also had a wide variety of brands at lower price points, like Levi's ...
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As such, the Classic offers tremendous value given the added space and lower price tag.
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O sold fewer shares and at a lower price than originally planned in its IPO.
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The noticeably smaller tag is welcome, as is the expanded feature set and lower price.
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Singer could be mulling a bid at a lower price, the Post said, citing sources.
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The higher-quality gadget won't break or malfunction as quickly as its lower-price counterpart.
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That was a much larger sales gain than in any of the lower price points.
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It became available again a few weeks ago for an even lower price: $8.995 million.
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The United States has granite, but other countries could provide more at a lower price.
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Still, even with fewer features, the Home Hub is compelling because of its drastically lower price.
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It's more likely that Verizon will aim to negotiate a lower price for Yahoo, Kessler said.
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In addition to a lower price, the LCD device might also mean more choice of color.
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So actually 'Made in China' helps U.S. consumers to enjoy the lower-price, high-quality products.
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At a lower price, you're probably wondering what corners TCL cut to shave down the price.
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Pillsy's somewhat boiled down solution to meds management also means a far lower price than competitors.
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This puts it at a far lower price point than other paid dating services like Match.
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Lenovo is now trying to bring some its more premium features to these lower price points.
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An attempt to cater to blue-collar workers at an even lower price didn't work out.
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A lower price, or a redesigned low-end Xbox One S, could also be on tap.
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Reddit's latest funding round values its users at a lower price than any other social network.
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Both men could return to the bargaining table if Richardson decided to accept a lower price.
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As investors demand more for a lower price, firms have been reducing headcount and squeezing pay.
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Yet a slightly lower price tag than the competition comes at a significant ding to audio.
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Essentially, you're getting the storage space provided by a 128GB smartphone for a much lower price.
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Overall, Crate & Barrel had a much greater variety of products at a slightly lower price point.
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Sling TV's Orange package also offers BBC America at the lower price of $20 per month.
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"I think what the market has not yet understood is lower price doesn't mean lower margin."
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The Series 3's biggest benefit is its noticeably lower price compared to the Series 5.
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For a much lower price, the Series 3 gives you most of the same health features.
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They don't want to see consumers get the same drug for a lower price somewhere else.
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He's writing menus on brown paper bags, serving home-style food at a lower price point.
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You'll pay a lower price for a refurbished smartphone but you can't bet on its longevity.
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They promised to provide incarceration at a lower price, but it didn't work out that way.
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I&aposve always seen standard rooms, which are actually larger, and with a lower price point.
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Typical e-bikes have increasingly lower price tags as battery tech improves and costs go down.
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"Ideally, we would like to renegotiate a new power contract at a lower price," Ferraro said.
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This might allow companies to enter the market at much lower price points for their products.
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The SecureWorks report quotes a slightly lower price of $5 an hour or $30 per day.
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I love that we didn't sacrifice the quality of the jeans by giving a lower price point.
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There are a bunch of lower-price options that look just as chic and equally star-worthy.
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The other will be similar to the current Xbox One S, but start at a lower price.
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The stores would carry a different product assortment than Whole Foods, including items at lower price points.
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Use of heroin has skyrocketed nationwide due to a lower price and wider availability on the street.
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Damodaran, a closely followed valuation expert, used two frameworks to come up with two lower price tags.
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This model has seen a lower price during Black Friday, but still, a $270 discount is uncommon.
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Aimed at a younger, hipper audience, the headphones always featured wacky graphics and a lower price point.
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If Linux is that important to you, there's much nicer hardware available for a much lower price.
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Within a few months, the company launched its own doorbell at a lower price point than Ring.
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It was supposed to go into effect in 2018 at a lower price threshold, but was delayed.
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Thrifty architecture created some benefits, like a lower price point and better battery life than its competitors.
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Like many analysts, he said he expects the final settlement to be negotiated to a lower price.
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And you will benefit from the lower price point of the laptop compared to a desktop model.
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Students can get tickets at a lower price here and additional Hackathon tickets will be released shortly.
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If it rises above the strike price, the investor can buy the assets at the lower price.
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All of those manufacturers have smartphones at lower price points, making it attractive for the Indian consumer.
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So a new GoPro action camera with a lower price tag and badass features has us pumped.
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In Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood, 77% of the apartment listings had a lower price than in previous years.
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While customers may like digital pianos, such instruments sell at a far lower price than acoustic ones.
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Even actively managed ETFs — of which there are fewer than 60 — come with a lower price tag.
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Moreover, with the lower price point for groups and added convenience, families may afford to travel more.
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Acer's ED273 matches Samsung's new monitor almost to a tee for a far lower price of $229.99.
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And it will only alert you if there is, in fact, a lower price to be had.
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The real question is if Endless West can make something great and at a lower price point.
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His unpredictability could cause market swings, which could lead to more acquisitions, but at lower price tags.
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The Fitbit Versa Lite and Inspire HR offer lots of features, but for a much lower price.
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"Belarus agreed to a lower price in a hurry," said an official with a leading potash miner.
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We can't see any retailer offering a lower price anytime soon, particularly for a pre-order deal.
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Once you've found your dates, you can search them in Momondo to potentially get a lower price.
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That means that earlier investors, who got in at a lower price, stand to see greater gains.
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The qualities are a lower price-to-earnings multiple, lower expected earnings growth and a different industry.
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Cheniere, currently the only U.S. company exporting LNG, said it was not open to a lower price.
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But, given that it's meant to complement Samsung's $99 Gear VR headset, the lower price makes sense.
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Current members, though, will be locked in at the lower price "for life," Rent the Runway said.
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We score higher in every measure and at lower price points than any ... can I mention names?
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That model enables Bird's company to sell items at lower price points than Wayfair and even Amazon.
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It also allows the studios to fill openings, while offering them at a lower price to consumers.
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If the fare goes down, they automatically rebook you with the lower price and save you money.
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The lower price tag at Utah's schools helps to explain why debt figures are relatively low there.
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So I think what the market has not yet understood is lower price doesn't mean lower margin.
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So how exactly does the DTEK250 differ from last year's Priv aside from the much lower price?
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This year, the iPhone 11 offers a minor upgrade to that device alongside a lower price tag.
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Value stocks, or those less loved and with lower price-to-earnings ratios, have been gaining favor.
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The rising performance and much lower price of such machines eventually supplanted hardware from companies like IBM.
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As before, it's a smartwatch that looks like an Apple Watch, but at a much lower price.
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She and her husband didn't try negotiating a lower price, or ask the sellers to make repairs.
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Consider your time frame, and take advantage of the opportunity to buy shares at a lower price.
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Because of this, it's set at a lower price point and often overshadowed by the other towns.
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That Jaguar could do it at a lower price, while making it look this good, is amazing.
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For smaller companies, we offered a pro plan, with fewer features and a much lower price tag.
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Yes, of course you can find a playable version of these games at a much lower price.
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Southwest allows travelers to rebook at a lower price, and then holds the difference for future travel.
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When a buyer invokes a MAC, the seller usually settles at a lower price for two reasons.
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Whole Foods realized that they need to provide a lower price-point option to reach a larger market.
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In a tweet Tuesday, Musk said that the "lower price shouldn't have been offered" in the first place.
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The brand focuses on making nice shoes available at a relatively lower price while maintaining high quality products.
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" You'll get in at a lower price and, if you make a smart bet, you'll see "tremendous appreciation.
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The company said the funds would help push broader sales of its lower-price Model 3 sedan. on.wsj.
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A return to normality, however that is achieved, almost certainly brings with it lower price-to-return multiples.
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IDrive promises that its tool's accuracy and performance is comparable to AWS Rekognition, but at a lower price.
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You'll likely get a lower price for your electronics than if you sold them yourself somewhere like eBay.
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Yeah. We do a whole bunch of different things, but the primary is kind of a lower price.
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Their lower price points means they're made of plastic and not premium metal like on the Spectre x360.
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Suddenly, you're a big fish, capable of recruiting the best of the best for a lower price tag.
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Towns just outside Windsor still have some options available — and for a much lower price, according to Booking.
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Apple could also update the regular 5.8-inch iPhone X with better components and a lower price — $899.
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Peer more closely, however, and you'll start to see a few telltale signs of its lower price point.
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These sections will also be filled with items that are more closely curated to have lower price tags.
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But the struggles of the high-end retail market aren't all that different from its lower-price counterparts.
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The main reason for the distinction is that their predecessors are sticking around at a lower price point.
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If you are pregnant, a new lower price will appear beside the picture of the brand's SUNDVIK crib.
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Shoppers' preference for smaller handbags, which carry a lower price tag, once again weighed on the company's sales.
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A five-year bond will usually have a higher yield (and lower price) than a four-year bond.
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AMD's benefit is that it can give users a lot more raw power at a much lower price.
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Even that lower price could today fetch the newest iPhone with a stupendously better camera and lot more.
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If a tourist is smart enough to haggle with her, Lộc is happy to concede the lower price.
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You can also get various 2-layer, 3-layer, and 4-layer cotton candies for a lower price.
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According to Bustle, the brand's products will be sold at a lower price in Ulta stores and online.
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And you will benefit from the lower price point of the laptop when compared to a desktop model.
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US FCC CONFIRMS CHAIRMAN WHEELER UNVEILING REVISED BUSINESS DATA SERVICES MARKET REFORMS THAT INCLUDES SOME LOWER PRICE CAPS
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But investors may ultimately require a much lower price tag, forcing Riyadh to choose either price or credibility.
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Consumers can now find cosmetic and household staples at other retailers and online, sometimes for a lower price.
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Safe drivers will tolerate the high deductible and pay a lower price for what coverage they do get.
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That presents a conundrum, but with smarter, innovative regulatory policies, we can improve health at a lower price.
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Shoppers can now find cosmetic and household staples at other retailers and online, sometimes for a lower price.
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CVS increasingly faces competition for these goods from big-box stores and grocers, sometimes for a lower price.
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You could always purchase airfare and opt to receive cash back if you find a lower price elsewhere.
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To appeal to this cohort, luxury brands like Bulgari are offering edgier jewelry lines at lower price points.
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Machines sold at a lower price point don't necessarily serve the need that Gradian is trying to meet.
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So I did some research to find one with all the same features at a lower price tag.
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But if there's too much supply on hand, the market will demand a higher interest rate (lower price).
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The new plans will provide "much less expensive health care at a much lower price," Mr. Trump said.
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Some consumer groups and lawmakers have questioned whether drugs developed with taxpayer money should carry lower price tags.
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In the south, it's more chaotic, but a lot more is bought and sold, at lower price points.
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"You still saw that quality embedded in lower price points, like $259 to $261 million dollars," he said.
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Miners have complained that local smelters are pricing nickel ore at much lower price compared to those exported.
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Moment, from the looks of it, is hoping to deliver similar premium quality at a (somewhat) lower price.
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Shahril said suitors, whom he did not identify, were offering a much lower price than PLUS' real value.
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The shares can be then be bought back later at a lower price and returned for a profit.
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He said the lower price point of some of the Switch games could have an impact on revenue.
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Xiaomi started off by making high-end smartphones at substantially lower price points compared to other device makers.
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Searching for studios in a lower price range, he found an unusual new listing in the East 23s.
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That lower price doesn't mean the 7T is any less of a phone than the 7 Pro, however.
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And this iPad Pro offers more than just a lower price tag to make it a worthwhile purchase.
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Many MoviePass subscribers who were attracted to the new service by the lower price began using it frequently.
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"Go to a place that has a lower price and knock it out of the park," Selingo said.
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S., Germany) offset by lower price countries (France, Italy) and balanced with "average" price countries (UK, Sweden, Switzerland).
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That allows it to offer its spaces and a lower price and still make healthy profits, Bennett said.
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Staples (14 days): Take your original receipt back to Staples within 14 days and get the lower price.
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However, brands are launching subsidiary brands — I'm thinking about Baume, for example — trying to target lower price points.
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That makes Glacier Deep Archive an extension to the existing AWS Glacier service, but at a far lower price.
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Last year, UnitedHealth said employer-sponsored and individual vision plans can access Warby Parker eyewear at a lower price.
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Stocks that fit that bill typically trade at a lower price-earnings multiple with consistent, but not explosive, growth.
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The reverse is true for At Home, which sells merchandise at a lower price than Wayfair and other competitors.
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The report added that Chairman Pier Silvio Berlusconi would be willing to close a deal at a lower price.
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Offering something similar at a lower price point is definitely a good thing, even if it's not a revolution.
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The big advantage you get when you're buying a six-year-old (or more) smartphone is a lower price.
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He anticipates that next week could bring an opportunity to buy high quality stocks at an even lower price.
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Uber also wanted to accommodate big mutual funds, which unlike hedge funds put in orders for a lower price.
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Acacia sells low-power silicon-based products that provide better performance at a lower price point than its competitors.
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But the tender offer is planned to be a lower price per share, which has yet-to-be-determined.
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"Equity buyers are still there, they will just demand to purchase the tranche at a lower price," she said.
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The OnePlus 3 also offers similar specs at a lower price than Samsung's phones but is smaller in size.
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For something on the lower price end, Nyx HD Concealer is also amazing at covering circles and blurring imperfections.
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We want to make certain that we can do it at a lower price and broader choices for patients.
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It wanted a lower price, and it wanted her to change her brown-box packaging to a plastic clamshell.
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Assembling iPhones in India could be crucial for Apple, which needs to make its products available at lower price.
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Short-selling refers to selling an asset in the hope of buying it back at a lower price later.
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Short-selling refers to borrowing shares to sell in hopes of buying them back at a lower price later.
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Sony PlayStation 4 Pro for $2155 ($2330 off): Use code with code MEMORIAL243 at checkout for the lower price.
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Bloomberg does not currently offer the option to separate its messaging service from the Terminal for a lower price.
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Shorting enables traders to make money by borrowing shares, selling them and buying them back at a lower price.
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The credibility of the country's attempts to diversify away from oil may depend on it accepting a lower price.
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Eli Lilly's new insulin will be exactly the same product as the current version, just at a lower price.
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"And he probably makes more profit on the Model 3 than on a lower price Model S and X."
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College teams and major league soccer teams have also leaned on tax exemptions, just with much lower price tags.
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"I went on Airbnb and tried to negotiate a lower price since I was staying long-term," he said.
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Without net metering, surplus solar sold back to the grid receives a lower price than electricity purchased at night.
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The combination of a prestigious department, traditional degree and drastically lower price was something new in American higher education.
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In the end, you can buy an equally good TV for much lower price—even one made by Samsung.
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Exact-match items sell out worldwide, and we also often see customers purchasing similar pieces at lower price points.
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Even that lower price could today fetch the newest iPhone with a stupendously better camera and a lot more.
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The XC60 offers much of the luxury of Volvo's higher-end XC90, at a lower price, the jurors said.
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They sold borrowed shares in anticipation of buying them back later at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
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Not cheap, but the Tesla brings a significantly lower price point and includes more range: up to 370 miles.
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The iPhone X, which launched in 21, started at $2000,13, but older iPhones launched at a significantly lower price.
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Instead, it contracts with existing brands to manufacture similar products for a lower price under its Kirkland Signature brand.
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They may not like sitting in economy for several hours, but they do it because of the lower price.
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In the blog post, the company promises more to come, hinting at a target of even lower price points.
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Like many others, Kimberley was able to sell most of his soybeans last year -- but for a lower price.
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That said, the Pixel 4 XL has its advantages — like higher-quality camera, software minimalism, lower price, and more.
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As a result, chain stores could no longer demand a lower price from manufacturers, despite buying in higher volumes.
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These are at a lower price point than the aforementioned tests, but certainly can still be accurate, Ross says.
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New York (CNN)Tesla says customers can now buy a suped-up Model 3 at a lower price point.
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Pandora sells customizable jewelry such as charms, bracelets, rings and pendants, at a lower price than competitors like Swarovski.
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Yes, you can buy everything and anything sold at Best Buy elsewhere, often for the same or lower price.
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By the time the order is filled, the investor could end up selling at a lower price than intended.
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Short sellers borrow shares with the hopes of buying back the stock at a lower price in the future.
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"We got a slightly lower price and the money went into the town coffers," he is quoted as saying.
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You've failed to consider money-saving tools like coupons, cash back, and the idea of negotiating a lower price.
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As the NYT's Erin Griffith reports, "competitors and copycats are moving in aggressively," often at significantly lower price points.
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The hospital bill has gone into collection, as Matt's father, Todd Anderson, attempts to negotiate for a lower price.
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Amazon's flagship Fire tablet is getting the display fans have been calling for next month — and a much lower price.
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Facebook touts its lower price point as coming from a desire to encourage giving and good works on its network.
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It has already released the small-screen iPhone SE, which is aimed at addressing the lower price point as well.
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Amazon has developed its tablets from e-readers into serious competition for the iPad, but at a significantly lower price.
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But to hit that lower price point so they can advertise "starts at $999," they put out a stingy one.
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The combined group's capital position is higher than expected in February 2016 because of a lower price paid for BSI.
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You'll get in at a lower price and, if you make a smart bet, you'll see "tremendous appreciation," she says.
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"Our auction has a lower price-point than our reserved business because there is no fixed rate card," Spiegel continued.
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Lebedev also confirmed that the lower price i newspaper will be sold to Johnston Press for £29 million ($212 million).
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Apple is also seeing a lot of competition from other manufacturers trying to beat it at a lower price point.
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Builders are also putting up more townhouses, which generally come at a lower price point and are cheaper to develop.
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And, with Apple at that lower price point, are you worried about competition limiting your pricing power down the line?
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The new model brings a handful of updates to the product — and manages to do so at a lower price.
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And as shoppers seek out bargains, fine jewelry's dollar growth has failed to keep pace with lower-price costume jewelry.
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But almost all this expenditure is paid by insurers, meaning patients have no incentive to shift to lower-price providers.
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However, for those looking for a lower price point on a new smartphone, the Galaxy Note240 is not the answer.
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As the smartphone market cools, analysts said that these flagship-like phones at lower price points will drive the market.
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And by introducing their own private label brands, retailers are able to sell organic products at an even lower price.
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In addition to shopping at lower-price stores, there are other steps consumers can take to eat organic for less.
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Elvi: Elvi is similar in look to Mango offshoot Violeta, but less ubiquitous and with a slightly lower price point.
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On the other side of the table, the setup helps car owners get a vehicle at a much lower price.
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Students will have to verify their active enrollment in a university in order to take advantage of the lower price.
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Choosing a headset with a lower price point is a great way to test the waters without breaking the bank.
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Goodsport appears to have the most potential, the researchers noted, because of its lower price point and broader product selection.
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Ahead, we compiled 30 picks we can't get enough of that you won't believe fall in a lower price bracket.
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The lower price point was part of a strategy to compete against Asian rivals in emerging markets such as China.
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The lower price point for the game does also somewhat justify some of its less fully developed qualities, I guess.
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On the company's earnings call with analysts, Lake was asked what the lower-price push would mean for profit margins.
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But political risks may still deter Chinese buyers from U.S. cargoes even if they are a lower price, they said.
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No matter the appliance, it would be rare to find it at a lower price than you will in November.
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It obviously beats my Sony shooter, but that's too easy a comparison given my current camera's age and lower price.
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I'd be quite happy with the Surface Book 2 if the screen didn't detach, too (though at a lower price).
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Amazon did make a handful of changes to the second-generation Dot's design, likely to hit its lower price point.
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A separate report from the Journal said the new grocery brand would have a lower price point than Whole Foods.
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So far, the at-home programs carry lower price tags, though members still pay for housing and other living costs.
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If that exceeds 5 million yen, for example, the government may insist on a lower price, according the policy draft.
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Critically, the industry is more robust in a lower price range thanks to significant cost reductions and improved project optimization.
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Thanks to the lower price and some credit-card travel rewards, we spent just $633.42 on the four plane tickets.
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At the end of the day, it's making a much higher quality product at a lower price available to everybody.
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If investors want to continue with their redemptions, they would go forward at the lower price on Monday, Aberdeen said.
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This is more about inventory management and trying to lock in lower price levels for manufacturers, bakeries or confectionery manufacturers.
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Despite their lower price tags, OnePlus phones run on the same chips and other specs as the more expensive devices.
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So the company went downstream to offer up lower price-point items like tickets, cover, guest-list and bar tabs.
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In 2005, Chavez founded Petrocaribe, a group of countries that lets members purchase oil from Venezuela at a lower price.
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And for customers, who might find AMD's traditionally lower price tag for products appealing, that could be a great deal.
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But there is one crucial element to getting better plans at a lower price: Enrollees have to shop for coverage.
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Even as this precursor has been banned internationally, new legal options are widely available at a similar or lower price.
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Verizon is weighing options to renegotiate the deal to get a lower price or walk away altogether, the WSJ reports.
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Verizon has reportedly sought to renegotiate the deal for a lower price or other concessions on account of the incidents.
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If I added these sunglasses to my cart before this timer ran out, I could get an EVEN lower price!
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That way, they can compete at the lower price point, while preserving the original for those with extreme label loyalty.
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It offers the right mix of portability and power, this time at a lower price with a significantly improved keyboard.
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But on a higher floor, a two-bedroom with similar square footage was listed for a lower price, $1.699 million.
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For fans hoping to get a similar look at a lower price point, consider shopping one of these pumps below.
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Of the four, I would say that Lowe's is a dividend payer, and also has a lower [price-earnings ratio].
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Hardwood flooring Sustainable, strong, and visually appealing, bamboo floors look and perform like hardwood at a considerably lower price point.
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And by adding to asset classes that have recently faltered, you're able to buy more shares at a lower price.
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Despite its smaller size and lower price, it comes surprisingly close to mimicking the quality of the lineup's flagship LE01.
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Shopbop sales are an absolute treat for anyone looking to invest in designer pieces because of the lower price points.
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" In Ohio, he said, the states provide bonuses to primary care doctors that deliver "better care at a lower price.
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Equally powerful is the fact that Amazon would base its lower-price paradigm on the lower costs of generic drugs.
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Musk said the layoffs were necessary to allow Tesla to sell variants of the Model 3 at lower price points.
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Sources tell the paper that Singer may be mulling a bid for the health software company at a lower price.
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That allows Duro to move quickly and cheaply from prototype to finished product — so it can offer a lower price.
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Lower price, and so the premise would be that this shouldn't cost as much, but you have less selection, right?
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U.S. buyers are already pushing for a lower price for Amgen's treatment, plus a money-back guarantee if it doesn't work.
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But Polaroid has taken everything missing in the lower price point version and added it AND MORE to this new model.
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For that reason, we did not recommend it at $120, but at this lower price, we'll let you be the judge.
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Wheeler had proposed maintaining and lowering lower price caps using legacy data systems with a phased-in 11 percent price reduction.
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That wave of pre-owned models with relatively low mileage gives potential buyers an attractive option at a far lower price.
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If you buy from the farmers here, you get fresh produce for a much lower price than the U.S. and Canada.
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This is significantly more than birth control pills, which exist in generic forms and are available for a much lower price.
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It may have been wiser for them to focus on hitting a lower price point with a more streamlined feature set.
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Dynamiq will improve on this technique, says ARM, and make more flexible and powerful chipsets available at a lower price point.
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In testing, Zulily says it found it had a lower price than the two large competitors 97 percent of the time.
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The newest entrant in this lower price category is Wing Bikes, a New York City-based company that launched in 2018.
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Each of those items are now on sale at a far lower price than the average in the past four months.
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Dang's employer has since reached out to Premera to see if they can negotiate a lower price directly with the hospital.
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Pandora just introduced a $5-a-month ad-free radio service that hopes to draw some customers with its lower price.
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The retailer wanted to offer a boutique experience at a lower price point that's focused on lines that are actually cute.
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Smaller than the DJI Mavic Pro, the Spark looks to take DJI to a lower price point for a new drone.
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If you've ever wanted a taste of this gem on Museum Mile with a lower price tag, now is your chance.
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That would mean no sale, or that it might have to shed substantial assets and would thus fetch a lower price.
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Regardless of the lower price, it does look like investors will get their money back, and then some: in all Souq.
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So, the lower price points would be anything below $100,150, and above would be about $23 where we cap the commission.
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Spooks, hawks and diplomats say it should, but Huawei may offer a better service than its rivals at a lower price.
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More time, and likely a lower price point is going to be there for this stock, before I'd be more interested.
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It's not quite as fancy as, say, a Dropcam setup, but it's offers bare-bones functionality at a much lower price.
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Meaning if the price decreases between your order time and last day of release date, you will get the lower price.
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For that reason, we did not recommend it at $120, but at this lower price, we'll let you be the judge.
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But an old Wall Street rule of thumb holds that more shares with a lower price means a broader investor base.
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Analysts said Dollar Tree could make it work by sticking to its lower price points and targeting a slightly different demographic.
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There was also the fear that Wal-Mart's lower price may have eroded EarthKind's profit margins and hindered Block's growth plan.
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"We believe it's an attractive investment and if it were priced at a lower price we would buy more," he said.
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Big builders are slowly starting to introduce new product lines at lower price points, but they're by no means starter homes.
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But wine from the southern region, (look for Campania, Basilicata, and Puglia), are also good and often sold a lower price.
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Expectations that those restrictions will soon be lifted brought Bitfinex prices for bitcoin closer to the lower price of other exchanges.
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But customers who reserved the Model 3 at that lower price have waited nearly three years since Musk first promised it.
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Welterweights are generally brought in at a lower price point than heavyweights, and tend not to sell tickets like the heavies.
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Trump volunteered to complete the project in just four months, at a lower price than the city was proposing to pay.
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The OnePlus 7T outperforms the Pixel 4 — and almost every Android smartphone, for that matter — while sporting a lower price tag.
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The reaction so far: Apple fans have been clamoring for an iPad Pro at a somewhat smaller size and lower price.
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The company's since readjusted its model to offer customers lower price points and added the crucial ability to personalize coffee selections.
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Le Monde said Passavant had lost the tender despite offering a lower price and was planning legal action as a result.
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GQ called it the " JetBlue of suits" for its aim to provide better service and quality at a lower price point.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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The offering price is the usually lower price institutional investors buy stock at right before it's traded on the public market.
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Many sporting goods stores and online retailers struggled to stock the approved bats, especially the ones at the lower price points.
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Darel Allwine oversees the winemaking; his 21922 Shining Hill, at a lower price ($40), had notes of Bing cherry and licorice.
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Direct lending had a clear advantage because it had a dramatically lower price tag than the guaranty program at the time.
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As a result, on a subsequent bid day, that manufacturer will almost certainly submit a lower price to gain market share.
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The Note 10 Lite is aimed at offering the most essential features of the Note 10 but at a lower price.
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A range of inexpensive S'well competitors have sprung up online for those who want a similar design at a lower price.
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The startup has earned comparisons to direct brands like Warby Parker and Glossier for its lower price points and online offerings.
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And like those brands, Tecovas is able to sell its products at a lower price point than its traditional retail competitors.
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For a slightly lower price, travelers can also use Royal Airport Concierge, which operates out of many airports across the globe.
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Earlier this year, Walmart also acquired rights to relaunch the once-trendy fashion brand Scoop NYC, but at lower price points.
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Another obvious way Apple could have sold more iPhones would have been to sell the iPhone X at a lower price.
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"We can offer a better product at a lower price and still make a good return on our investment," Bennett said.
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In covered short-selling, investors borrow shares and sell them in the expectation of repurchasing them later at a lower price.
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Short-sellers borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to buy them back at a lower price and pocket the difference.
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A short-seller borrows shares, sells them, waits for the stock to fall, and then repurchases them at the lower price.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares with the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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While this lower price ticket offers the same in-flight services, there's one benefit that's notably missing: access to the overhead bin.
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This is a great way to jump in on one of the best laptops from Apple at a much lower price point.
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Thanks to its fashion tie-ups, Kohl's is another place budget-conscious shoppers can turn to for style at a lower price.
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However, Starz' service will differentiate itself by providing access to both streaming content and downloads, the company notes, and a lower price.
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However, it's in these times that you're actually more likely to make gains, since you'll buy more shares at a lower price.
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The Insignia 8-Quart Multi-Function Pressure Cooker does virtually the same thing as an Instant Pot at a lower price point.
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Misfit is introducing a bare-bones fitness tracker today that brings its devices' core tracking functionality down to a much lower price.
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Ringly is launching a new version of its smart bracelet with an updated look, all the same features, and a lower price.
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Google didn't extend it to the Pixel 43A and 3A XL, but that was understandable due to their much lower price point.
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Still, there were likely a fair amount of sales stolen from competitors, as well as unplanned impulse purchases on lower-price items.
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So, if you're new to the foot-peel craze and looking for a lower price point, there are dozens of other options.
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According to Analogue's Christopher Taber, the lower price point is largely due to the advances the company made with its previous products.
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Pakistan's economy has been quietly improving in recent years, helped by a lower price of oil, on which it is heavily reliant.
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Lagerfeld launched his lower-price line in 1984 as a way to bring his edgy, fashion-forward look to a wider audience.
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Oppenheimer downgraded Twitter to underperform from perform as the firm says a potential acquisition will likely be at a lower price level.
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Last year's Pixelbook (pictured above) started at $999, so Google could cater to a broader audience with a lower price this year.
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The representative handling the deal was calling Lopreiato because an Aafes executive had discovered lookalikes on Amazon for a much lower price.
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While TigerDirect prices the Chromebox at the lower price of $297.99, it charges $10 for shipping and is currently out of stock.
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Seeing as most of the folks buying digital whiteboards (read: offices) are probably buying a few, that lower price point seems key.
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The bottom line: Short sellers borrow stock with the intention of buying it later at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
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Short selling is borrowing and selling a stock in hopes to buy it back at a lower price to turn a profit.
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After all, if it can't deliver the same performance customers have come to expect from Fitbits, what good is the lower price?
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She added that most winter wheat has already been planted so a lower price will not affect planting decisions until next year.
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When commercial guys come in and want to do things more efficiently and at a lower price point, we can do that.
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Home security giant ADT raised $1.5 billion in its IPO, pricing fewer shares than planned at a much lower price than expected.
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It also said most sales were to new customers, as opposed to reservation holders who could be waiting for lower-price options.
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Investors typically sell Treasuries ahead of an auction to push the yield higher so they can buy them at a lower price.
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The lower price raised questions on whether the company was pressured to sell because it was close to breaching its debt obligations.
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Short-selling involves investors borrowing shares to sell in hope of being able to buy them back later at a lower price.
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They sent it back for refund and ordered it again with the lower price, but were still out on the extra expenses.
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If shorting (selling the stock to buy at a lower price) is not your thing, then perhaps stay on the side lines.
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VietJet's stock has a lower price-to-earnings (PE) ratio of 15.75 compared with 16.63 for Vietnam Airlines, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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You can likely reserve your venue at a lower price if you hold your wedding on a Sunday, or even a weeknight.
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They extracted a higher offer from Fox, which had initially proposed a lower price, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Little Caesars' lower price point means a lower average check, but its convenience and innovative limited-time offers keep customers coming back.
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Chairman Li told Reuters in April that the model would offer more features than the Tesla Model X at a lower price.
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The new ballot initiative sets a lower price on carbon and exempts different sets of polluters than the initiative proposed in 2016.
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General admission tickets are now available for the show too, and for a limited time, can be purchased at a lower price.
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If you still want detail and clarity at a slightly lower price, then it's worth checking out the Q Acoustics 3020i speakers.
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"We see it as a very powerful vehicle ... creating very authentic real-time content at a much lower price," Weed told Reuters.
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Simplifying the method of testing and offering sensors at a lower price could convince Type 2 diabetics to try them as well.
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Apple is preparing to launch a new lower-price iPhone during the first half of 2018, China's Economic Daily News said Wednesday.
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Parents may be more willing to invest in a handheld console at a lower price point when introducing their children to gaming.
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If you order it and the price changes between now and when your order ships, Amazon will charge you the lower price.
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But Sarepta's $125 million deal fetched a lower price than the two most recent voucher sales of $350 million and $245 million.
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"You're probably not going to get a lot more unit demand coming through as a result of that lower price," he said.
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Here in Pittsburgh, East Liberty has no W or Aloft (the junior, lower-price version of W that first appeared in 23).
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The inventory of homes in lower price ranges has fallen by about 8 percent from last year, based on the site's listings.
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The new 10.2-inch iPad is basically the old 10.2-inch iPad Pro with a lower price tag and more internal magnets.
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This is my colleague Chaim Gartenberg's top pick for the best e-reader, edging out the Oasis, thanks to its lower price.
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I&aposve yet to come across a high-quality electric trimmer or shaver that comes in at a significantly lower price point.
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The lower price point also means that the device starts from a lower-power processor, with the m18975303 and 8GB of RAM.
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More than anything, you get the sense that Samsung was trying to differentiate the product from the Fold with a lower price.
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But they did not get very far, and SoftBank ultimately agreed to be bought out of its shares at a lower price.
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ClassPass gift card, choose your amountClassPass is a membership service that allows you to explore boutique fitness classes at a lower price.
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This means that no matter how surged Uber prices are in your area, you will only ever see the standard, lower price.
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We're told the compromise was lower price, but Hef gets to maintain access to the home for the rest of his life.
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In order to raise more money, Uber sold a chunk of itself at a lower price than investors were once willing to pay.
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I want to ask: How is this even close to OK when one can get insulin in Canada for a significantly lower price?
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Because these items have lower price tags, some investors are concerned VS is trading sales on more lucrative items for less expensive pieces.
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Some devices may offer fewer features in return for a lower price, while others may provide specialized tools for marathoners, triathletes, and more.
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The deal also will include Viacom's channels being offered on Dish's Sling TV, a smaller offering of fewer channels at a lower price.
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That's why it's always best to look at refurbished products, because these work like new, but come with a much lower price tag.
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The styles in question are clear knockoffs — including a signature print and design — just recreated at a lower quality and a lower price.
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Kraft Heinz's ketchups, sliced cheeses and hot dogs were some of the first products these retailers sought to replicate at a lower price.
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But the QC35IIs remain available for sale at a lower price, so there's every reason for Bose to keep working away on this.
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Then, by listing the counterfeit at a slightly lower price, its rip-off completely took over Elevation Lab's product listing for the Anchor.
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With a more aggressive design, better interior materials and a new two-row option for a lower price, it's starting to make sense.
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That would be things like better battery life, easier portability, and a substantially lower price, starting at $649 for the latest iPad Pro.
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If the price falls to $70, the person you bought that option from will have to buy the stock at that lower price.
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Another plus: The baby size means a lower price point, so you can experiment with your fragrance without splurging on the full-size.
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Kaleo Pharmaceticals is reintroducing Auvi-Q for 2017, and hopes to offer the epinephrine auto-injector at a lower price than the EpiPen.
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A disc-less S would have to sell for no more than $200, though an even lower price isn't out of the question.
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The best part: At $749, it's a high-end Apple phone with most of the latest iPhone features at a relatively lower price.
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While Netflix disrupted traditional pay-TV by offering content at a far lower price than the cable bundle — about $13 per month vs.
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But I felt much more like I was getting my money's worth than I did for a lower price point but "greener" trainer.
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Heineken has ruled out an all-out scrap for market share, leaving it vulnerable to rivals selling "premium" products at a lower price.
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Real mainstream adoption is going to require lower price points and a genuinely useful feature set that expands the products beyond sheer novelty.
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That allows the shorts to buy back the stock at a lower price, return the shares to the lender, and pocket the difference.
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The cut is not expected to immediately impact the market, with a lower price widely anticipated, said Fan Jingya, analyst at Cofco Futures.
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But the Air starts at a lower price and has a much more developed operating system and app ecosystem than the Tab S6.
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Short-sellers aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares on the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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Whatever the explanation for lower price inflation, it is clear that workers ultimately care about how much their purchasing power is going up.
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With Niki now in insolvency, that removes some debts and legal uncertainties and means any bidder can expect to pay a lower price.
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Short sellers borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to repurchase them at a lower price and then return them to their owner.
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Short sellers borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to buy them back at a lower price and return them to their owner.
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This feature can be useful to find items that resemble those you like – including items that may be available at lower price points.
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PBMs accomplish this in part by using clinical expertise to identify generic alternatives that achieve the same health outcomes for a lower price.
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We take a closer look by tapping on the listing, and the apartment is going at a lower price because of a suicide.
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"I like the fact that I can buy Pemex at a lower price," said Klaus Spielkamp, head of fixed-income sales at Bulltick.
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You won't find deals on Apple, Samsung, or Microsoft, but you might just get exactly what you need at a much lower price.
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After a few days, the squad would sell out, and the stock would tumble back to a lower price as other traders followed.
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He added that he has been particularly impressed with Jet's algorithm, which allows consumers to snag a lower price by buying in bulk.
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With a lower price tag and lower height profile, the Insta-Bed Raised Air Mattress is still comfortable, durable, and easy to use.
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Maybe Abbott can now afford to do the deal at a lower price, bolstering its reputation as an acquirer while reflecting Alere's troubles.
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But stores may be reluctant to give that power to individual locations with Amazon available to ship anywhere easily at a lower price.
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But there is another tier of collector that operates below the radar, acquiring obsessively in a particular category at a lower price point.
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If anything, the lower price may encourage increased buying for stockpiling by China, but that may only be seen from April imports onwards.
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Dumping occurs if a company sells at a lower price in an export market than in its domestic market or below production costs.
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That increase is driving up interest in used vehicles, which sell at a far lower price and typically carry a lower monthly payment.
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Before leaving the commission at the start of the year, former Chairman Tom Wheeler had pushed to lower price caps on such lines.
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More recently, Hulu partnered with Spotify on a deal that will bundle their services together for a lower price than if bought separately.
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The lower price of oil helped cushion the impact of a weaker currency, which declined by around 22014 percent over the same period.
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And, as Tesla stock continues to sink, Musk may be able to get a much lower price than his proposed $420 per share.
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Mr. Musk said closing its stores would allow Tesla to cut costs enough to make the Model 0003 profitable at the lower price.
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These so-called short-sellers borrow and sell the shares, hoping to buy them back at a lower price sometime in the future.
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Winner: With its lower price point, slightly larger construction, and addition of a hole for hanging, the Dough-Joe Samurai wins this category.
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"Hitting the outlets" is when a shoe will end up in outlet stores that sell the shoe for a lower price than retail.
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They borrow shares, then sell them in the hopes of buying them back later at a lower price and profiting on the difference.
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It's the kind of number a prideful company might strategically leak in hopes of drumming up acquisition interest, even at a lower price.
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That's in part because Uber has never figured out how to offer taxi service at a lower price and still earn a profit.
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The considerably lower price point and versatility, coupled with ethical issues surrounding human hair harvesting, have made it an obvious choice for many.
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Many big box stores will match a lower Amazon price if you present proof of the lower price at the customer service desk.
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Given its lower price, activating and trading in your old phone will only set you back $2349.99 after your installment plan is up.
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Munster said that in spite of the lower price on the iPhone XR, he sees the average selling price of iPhones only rising.
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A recent study suggests that steering patients toward lower-price providers or setting price ceilings could save from 9 to almost 13 percent.
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On shaving, it was not focused on the fact the market was moving online and to products offered at a lower price point.
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They are now aiming to prove that they can also offer at least some of that performance and design at a lower price.
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"To stimulate demand in a period where they're not usually buying will take a much lower price than we've been seeing," she said.
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Why you should care: OnePlus originally made its name producing very well specced phones sold at a much lower price than other flagships.
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However, because of the 7T's slightly lower price, OnePlus did have to make a few adjustments for some of the phone's other features.
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If you've been waiting to stock up on favorites like Russian Red or Velvet Teddy at a lower price, now is the time.
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The automaker is expected to be able to offer Model 3 cars built in-country at a slightly lower price than imported models.
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Short sellers seek to profit by borrowing shares in hopes of buying them back at a lower price later and pocketing the difference.
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He was supposed to be one of the people to benefit when Mount Coffee-supplied electricity, with its far lower price tag, returned.
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Uber, Lyft, and Slack all saw their valuations fall after they went public, and Uber debuted at a far lower price than expected.
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A lower-price model will serve you well for several years and can save you money for an upgrade for when technology improves.
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If for some reason you lose your receipt, you can always return the item (no receipt required) and rebuy at the lower price.
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Conspicuously missing from the announcement, however, is any mention of what will happen to airfares after a lower price competitor loses its independence.
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Make no mistake about it, the Nespresso Espresso Maker by KitchenAid is a luxury home espresso machine that's now at a lower price point.
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The lower price comes as automakers expect U.S. new vehicle sales to weaken in 2019, and amid increased competition from new electric vehicle entrants.
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The Gladiator is a "lifestyle truck," he said, that is not designed to compete at the lower price levels typical of work-oriented pickups.
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That means it will basically look and function like a slightly larger iPhone X, but cheaper materials should give it a lower price point.
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On Movie Club, unused tickets roll over, subscribers can bring friends along for the lower price, and there's a 20 percent concession stand discount.
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At the same event, Apple launched the iPhone 5C – a model with different colored plastic backs and a lower price point than the flagship.
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"Both parties want a sale, but the buyer wants the lower price and the seller wants the highest price for the house," he said.
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The lower price of gasoline gives potential buyers less incentive to opt for a hybrid over a model powered by an internal combustion engine.
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Webull also issues stock loans to short sellers who sell borrowed shares with the hopes of buying the stock back at a lower price.
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So instead of allowing my monopoly provider to make even more money, I am looking for the opposite: Better service at a lower price.
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Traders have been selling renminbi in Hong Kong for a significantly lower price than the bottom of the government-authorized trading range in Shanghai.
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Turkey gave its reasons for preferring China's offer as the lower price (about $3.4bn) and better terms on the transfer of intellectual property (IP).
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Vivo launched a phone with a periscope camera, Oppo launched one with a sliding screen, and OnePlus kept attacking from a lower price tier.
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In addition to pressure from discounting, Kors has been fighting against a sluggish overall handbag space and consumers' preference for smaller, lower-price bags.
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That allowed them to buy either a better plan for the same price or the same plan for a lower price — even for free.
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The 'low-cost' iPhone XR isn't restricted by its lower price-point, and is a sleek and modern mobile phone with plenty of capabilities.
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You'll find sleek tailoring on all silhouettes — from oversized to cropped — at a much lower price point than you might imagine at first sight.
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The deal is expected to be worth $353 billion for 478 fighters over three years, and the new, lower price may encourage foreign buyers.
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One way it's doing so is rolling out more private-label merchandise, which cuts out the middleman and is sold at a lower price.
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Earnings in ExxonMobil's upstream exploration and production business fell by $1.7 billion as the company's liquids and natural gas products fetched a lower price.
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And when it comes to changing the price on a subscription, developers now have the option of grandfathering existing subscribers into a lower price.
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In the long term, investors fret that wells will produce an unexpectedly high share of gas, which commands a far lower price than oil.
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Negotiating a lower price would ease criticism at home for May, but would raise a fresh question mark over the future of the plant.
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Another auction for a 500 MW farm will be held today, according to local reports, which could mean an even lower price is reached.
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Not only is it under pressure from internal miscues, but the growth of lower-price fast-fashion retailers continues to weigh on its results.
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Its diminished size means no touchpad, light bar, speaker, headphone jack, motion sensor, or vibration, but it comes at a much lower price: $29.99.
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Other findings: 92% believe the federal government should be allowed to negotiate with drug companies to get a lower price for people on Medicare.
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Vizio's P Series has one of the best-looking TV screens you'll find and at a much lower price than many of its peers.
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Assembling iPhones in India is crucial for Apple if the company wants to make its products available to the Indian market at lower price.
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However, if the lower price don't result in increased revenue for drivers, Uber says it will bring the prices back up, The Verge reports.
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With international real estate, investors are forsaking big income bets, giving up higher yields and better returns at a lower price-to-earnings ratio.
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Windows hardware makers — often stuck in a lower-price, lower-margin, lower-status rut — have long tried, without much success, to challenge the Mac.
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And when its battery factory is running at scale, it should be able to produce batteries at a lower price, bumping up its profitability.
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As an alarm clock, we like the design, lower price, and tight integration into Google's services of the Smart Clock over Amazon's Echo Spot.
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The larger supplier strengthens both the American firms that sell at a profit and our allies, who can buy gas at a lower price.
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She said the hope is that over time, the rule will foster more competition among hospitals to offer their services at a lower price.
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If they sold a standalone version of Frames at a lower price, I would consider buying a pair even without the added audio features.
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Much of Amazon's popularity can be attributed to one key factor: It carries the same products as other retailers, but at a lower price.
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Windows hardware makers, often stuck in a lower-price, lower-margin, lower-status rut, have long tried, without much success, to challenge the Mac.
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Though Google Home saw a spike from holiday sales, it's the Echo Dot that's being adopted in droves thanks to its lower price point.
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Counterfeiters will frequently make cheap versions of popular or easily-copied items that they can sell for a lower price than the legitimate versions.
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Users will get an email when a lower price for the same rental becomes available and will have an option to rebook their reservation.
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Less intimidating because they are lighter, the lower-price recent entries are intended to expand the market, with a particular aim of attracting women.
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The telecom companies say that the existing rules prevent them from offering customers a wider selection of services at higher and lower price points.
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Alternatively, a lower price for the US dollar might make it more likely that Indian or Brazilian airlines will buy those US-made planes.
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Short sellers typically make money by borrowing a stock and selling it, with the hopes of buying it back later at a lower price.
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Read more: I customized a Helix mattress to meet my particular sleep needs — and at a lower price than other high-end foam mattresses
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Apple's move to update the GPU in the Apple Watch Series 1 while selling it at a lower price speaks to this point exactly.
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We'd do this differently next time: Skip Spago and eat at one of the other restaurants to get better service at a lower price.
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Viacom is so small and weak that it would need a rescuer, probably at a lower price than CBS was being asked to pay.
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Short sellers borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to buy them back at a lower price and then return them to their owner.
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We haven't seen a lower price on this device, and at $149.99, it was already one of the least expensive tablets on the market.
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Consumers and companies now armed with the right tools have the ability to build a better health plan at a much lower price point.
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Sanofi Pasteur is pursuing a patent that would block other drugmakers from being able to produce and sell the vaccine at a lower price.
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Meanwhile, the first "Made in China" Teslas are set to hit the market early next year at a lower price that vies with Nio.
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And Apple has traditionally offered older versions of its products at lower price points, letting customers buy last year's technology for about $100 less.
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If the Golden Goose had come at a lower price point, Sturken suggested, it's likely that there wouldn't have been any backlash at all.
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After all, these kinds of deals are struck by American cities all the time, although usually with less fanfare and somewhat lower price tags.
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Instead, she found that her slightly lower price (BYKlyn offers single-class rides for $28) and more laid-back vibe appealed to nearby residents.
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With tablets like the Amazon Fire on sale for an even lower price ($33.33), there's no need to buy for mobile entertainment like it's 2002.
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That's not to say that many Americans won't be happy to be paying a lower price at the pump, including after the holiday shopping season.
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Find out why this pair from Splendid has all the same qualities as pricey pieces stars wear, but comes with a much lower price tag.
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I had better coverage at a much lower price before; now I have to shell out thousands before this incredibly expensive package even kicks in.
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Also important: Direct-to-consumer products are often higher quality for a lower price, because you're not paying for the profit margin of department stores.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
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With a lower price, more compact design, warmer sound profile, and an improved mic, the Cloud Orbits are shaping up to be a great offering.
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Overall, the main draw of the new Eero is the ability to get all of those features and experiences at a lower price than before.
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Disney shares added to the gains, rising more than 11% after the media giant unveiled a streaming service at a lower price point than Netflix.
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David M. Brickman, president and incoming CEO of Freddie Mac, said there needs to be a great supply of new homes at lower price points.
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Microsoft had the iPhone in its sights, whereas Nokia was keen to drag the power- and resource-efficient Windows Phone down to lower price points.
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To disrupt Apple, a rival would have to introduce a better user experience across computer, mobile and TV platforms at a lower price, Garcha said.
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The popularity of easier-to-construct, lower-price bralettes has made it possible for less technically savvy brands to grab a toehold in the space.
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Many stores will refund you the difference if you spot a lower price there, or at a competitor, within a set period after your purchase.
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This paring down of amenities allows it to offer these spaces at a lower price per person than a typical WeWork accommodation, Fano told me.
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You'll typically find it in belts from mall stores, shoes from lower-priced department stores, and bags or other goods in the lower price range.
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Kim Zolciak scored a deal for the same plastic Kylie Jenner uses, but at a much lower price -- and no, it ain't what you think.
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Short-selling is when an investor borrows shares to sell in the hope of being able to buy them back later at a lower price.
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"Speculators are trying to generate a climate of tension so that (bondholders) will get rid of their bonds at a lower price," said Del Pino.
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Under Trump's proposal, a health insurer from Mississippi could set up shop in New York and sell its skimpier benefit package at a lower price.
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JERA President Yuji Kakimi said the increased liquidity should result, not in a lower price but in more transparency in the pricing mechanism for gas.
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For Amrich, the replication of the Form line's shapes, but at a lower price point, runs the risk of cannibalizing the Form line's existing market.
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"Some women see our products as lower quality just because they are at a lower price point," says Jen Bremner, the marketing director for Suave.
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A. (BBB-/Stable) and Vodafone (BBB+/Stable) are offering competitive tariffs in a lower price range, which reduces discounters' propensity to use price-disruptive tactics.
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"That will help offset a lower price because you're going to have at least the same or slightly better income from the pumpkins," he said.
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As Lawner told me, anyone capable of throwing around that much cash is likely able to get laid (and at a significantly lower price point).
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Adonit is doing away with its top-of-the-line stylus and replacing it with a slightly better model that'll sell at a lower price.
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This means investors are buying futures when they are higher on the curve, at a more expensive price, and selling them at a lower price.
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Soon enough, the sellers emerge and analysts tackle all of tech with lower price targets and virulent downgrades, extending the selloff past the first day.
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Delta already has a 4.2 percent stake in Aeromexico and said in November 2015 it intended to buy the additional stake at a lower price.
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A short sale involves borrowing stock to sell it with the goal of buying it back later at a lower price to pocket the difference.
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Public markets will probably set a lower price for their shares, in part to account for the risks of technological change and rapidly shifting markets.
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No wonder Apple wanted to bring in refurbished iPhones in India, which would have enabled it to sell more recent models at a lower price.
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New entrants' flexibility may help them drive lower price points than Tesla can meet, and push new features and technologies to market faster, he said.
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Before then, a third party had been selling it at a lower price, hence the relatively paltry $17 million in sales during the third quarter.
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That's because IsaDora offers said quality at a much lower price than many of the luxury brands you can find on the shelf at Sephora.
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The lower price may help Nintendo continue to compete against the aging Sony PS4 and Microsoft Xbox One, which are more powerful but aren't portable.
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Khouw noted that this type of trade structure allows one to buy a stock at a lower price than where the stock is currently trading.
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"We want to capitalize on the fact that options are high and have an opportunity to buy [CME] stock at a lower price," Khouw said.
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One might not be able to afford a Hermes scarf, but one could certainly find that "look" and color for a lower price, she said.
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A midwifery model of care to manage the majority of births, which are low risk, will lead to better outcomes with a lower price tag.
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The ToToBay Wake Up Light alarm clock offers many of the same features as the others on this list but at a far lower price.
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And that's on top of more common proposals, like having Medicare directly negotiate with drug companies over prices or importing lower-price drugs from overseas.
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Drug stores were already under pressure, as shoppers can now find cosmetic and household staples at other retailers and online, sometimes for a lower price.
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Outside of the luxury real-estate market, with homes in a lower price range, a slight price cut can be a selling point, he said.
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Certainly the trade made by Exxon to supply more LNG to Petronet LNG, but at a lower price, does seem to favor the Indian utility.
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They brought softer materials and recycled materials, lower price points, expanded size ranges, and silhouettes that catered to comfort and confidence over the male gaze.
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For slightly more affordable styles, customers can head up the escalators to the fourth floor, where they'll find more women's clothing at lower price points.
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By giving up less negotiating power to the holdout shareholders, the argument goes, Qualcomm could have recut the NXP deal at a far lower price.
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Even when it comes to serving clients, traditional investment banks are finding themselves at a disadvantage to upstarts that move faster at a lower price.
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If they can provide care at a lower price than the lump sum — and, again, hit certain quality metrics — they pocket the difference as profit.
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In all, the pieces are decidedly more casual than Rosie Assoulin and, at $595 to $1,295, they clock in at a slightly lower price point.
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Chris Bigelow, a stadium concessions consultant, said the novelty of selling basic food items at a lower price appeared to be a hit in Atlanta.
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Shadow announces new plans for its cloud gaming platform The current subscription tier, now called Shadow Boost, offers the same performance for a lower price.
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Over time, you're buying more shares of a stock at a lower price, which translates to more returns when the market inevitably rises again.2.
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The 280-thread-count Pima Cotton Percale Sheets from L.L.Bean are crisp, cool, and soft to the touch at a lower price than comparable sheets.
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He said Abbott's best bet would be to create uncertainty to drive Alere's stock lower so the company's shareholders would agree to a lower price.
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The investment, which kept CEO John Mackey in place, helped Whole Foods navigate the recession and the beginnings of a proliferation of lower-price competitors.
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That model doesn't feature the Technics brand, premium styling, or advanced drivers, but it does offer comparable noise cancellation for a lower price of $179.
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Cramer, who in August endorsed the former's stock for its lower price tag and higher dividend yield, doubled down on his thesis for Cedar Fair.
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Lower price below cost, drive competitors out of business, gain market power, tap into scale economies, raise prices and make it up on the backend.
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Their services are offered at a much lower price than you'll find at regular salons, starting at $28 for a shampoo, haircut and blow dry.
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Foreign investors, who sold shares of John Keells, in the previous two sessions, bought the market heavyweight after lower price made it attractive, stockbrokers said.
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Also notable is Qualcomm's recent 765 announcement, which should help make 5G devices accessible for consumers at a lower price point in the coming year.
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"The lower price Apple Watch 3 is a gateway to get people to commit," said Ramon Llamas, a research director at market data firm IDC.
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Shorting refers to a method used by traders to sell an asset in advance of acquiring it at a lower price to make a profit.
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On the other hand a stock is considered "value" if it trades at a lower price relative to its fundamentals, such as dividends and earnings.
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Just like the store, the website is full of a curated, ever-changing selection of brands shoppers love, all at its beloved lower price points.
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That's where generics come in: They can start offering their own version of the new drug, medically equivalent but available at a much lower price.
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While TrueCar gave consumers the information they needed to get a lower price from car dealers, the dealers paid TrueCar a fee for each sale.
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Lately I have noticed that the better-heeled customers are going to certain paid staff members and getting them to create new, lower price tags.
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Short selling is when an investor borrows shares to sell in the hope of being able to buy them back later at a lower price.
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A lower price: Earlier this month, Tesla announced a $5,000 price cut to its entry-level Model X, making it slightly more accessible to consumers.
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Bills Vox reviewed from those hospitals show that the charges are typically negotiated down to a lower price that the patient and insurer ultimately pay.
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Smart watches have a lower price range and they are mainly considered a utility or a gadget that do collide with the lower price time pieces "The Swiss watch market and smart watches do have problems with one another, but they are not that correlated with one cannibalizing the other one," says Ariel Adams, the founder and editor-in-chief of watch blog aBlogtoWatch.com.
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If you didn't get the best deal, Earny finds a lower price, requests a refund, and the difference is credited back to your original payment method.
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And with a better design, lower price point and a better app selection at launch, it's certainly a more appealing prospect than the company's first smartwatch.
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Sonnenshein, a former J.P. Morgan associate, said the slump has been positive for those waiting for a lower price after bitcoin's climb above $19,000 last December.
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In 2016, expect to see a range of devices with similar capabilities to Gear VR, for a wider range of phones and at lower price points.
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With all of its upgrades and lower price point to boot, the Air is the clear pick over the 12-inch MacBook in practically every way.
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Non-OPEC producers including Russia will join them on Friday for talks on whether to cut oil output or maintain levels amid the lower price period.
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Of course, with a lower price, and the 2017 holiday gift-giving season here, MoviePass could pick up enough subscribers to start feeling like a necessity.
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The three might be a hair slower and lack features like fall detection, but its lower price and longer battery life means its still plenty appealing.
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Instead, as the company pushes harder into lower-price sport bras and unstructured bralettes, sales in its core lingerie business posted a mid-single-digit drop.
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Stifel said in a note this week that the deal could close as it was signed, or be redone at a lower price or unravel altogether.
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But Patel, the top whiskey collector in the United States, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" whiskey enthusiasts can begin investing in spirits at a considerably lower price.
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That's reflected in the lower price of ~$350, which means it still offers pretty great value for anyone who doesn't need the highest-end specs around.
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The MW07 Go are $100 cheaper than the new model or last year's version, but they make some clever compromises to reach that lower price point.
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If you can deal with the cheaper interior, Toyota badge and clumsy third row, it offers the same quality and unstoppable charm at a lower price.
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Otherwise, however, based on their survey responses, they didn't feel they received more valuable care than patients in lower-price practices in the same geographic areas.
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The Playstation VR also sells for a lower price point and works with existing game hardware, rather than that of the Rift, which retails for $600.
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That means it could be pretty simple for a competitor to come in and take market share by offering the same thing at a lower price.
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No matter which version you get, the U11 Life does offer some high-end features and design at a much lower price than we usually see.
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That tool will bring most of Acorns' customers over that $5,000 threshold… and get them the benefits of a money manager at a significantly lower price.
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The VW vehicle's lower price comes from the car maker's ability to place large orders which, by nature of their size, help drive down the price.
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The largest U.S. solar equipment maker attributed the lower price point to a fall-off in demand from China, resulting in a global oversupply of panels.
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The shares were sold at a much lower price than the government paid for them, representing a £2.1bn ($2.8bn) loss to taxpayers from this sale alone.
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That's exactly why we were excited to see Panasonic unveil the updated Technics SL-1200GR (the "R" is the new designation), with a promised lower price.
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Companies like Amazon have largely kept companies from raising the prices of goods because customers can quickly and easily find substitutes online for a lower price.
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For example, they'd never reduce the amount of channels on your Verizon subscription – they'd just persist until they got a lower price for your current plan.
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If Allen's full ambitions are realized, the company will be able to send crewed missions into space at a lower price than Russia is charging NASA.
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Consumer-to-consumer selling online has encouraged daigous – "agents" who source goods from markets outside China at a lower price than what they usually go for.
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Residents in Chennai say the waiting period for city corporation-run water tankers, which deliver water at a lower price, is as long as 25 days.
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Condo sales, which are at a much lower price point than detached homes, rebounded more quickly and prices have jumped 21.7 percent in the past year.
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I think what we've really seen is: the lower price points and the very high price points have made the biggest changes on the commission structure.
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The cameras all provide pro-grade tools and options at a dramatically lower price than what you'd have to pay for a true cinema-grade camera.
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Short-sellers, who try to make money by selling borrowed shares and buying them back later at a lower price, have long been viewed with suspicion.
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Even at a lower price, one-fourth or one-fifth of the current price, PTC could still cover acquisition costs, Nomura Instinet analyst Christopher Marai said.
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Chairman Jerome Powell said after this month's meeting that he viewed the lower price pressures as "transient," and the minutes indicated that his fellow officials agree.
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These material choices are among the very few ways in which Jaguar's SUVs betray their lower price point relative to the rest of the brand's lineup.
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She compares herself to a car salesman: Would you sell someone a car at a lower price because he purchased the car faster than another customer?
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Regularly priced at $12.95 per month for the cheapest plan, the company often offers promotional discounts or a lower price when paying for a year upfront.
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It then tried again earlier this year at a much lower price ― Pandora currently is valued at just around $2 billion ― and was turned down again.
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Following the settlement, the company said it was raising new funds, at a lower price than its previous round, after a possible deal with Unilever faded.
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He also cautioned that Nordstrom's lower-price Rack division, which has been fueling the company's revenue growth, is at a disadvantage to its off-price peers.
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Raw materials prices fell 11.7 percent, the largest drop in at least eight years, on lower price for crude energy products amid a global supply glut.
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The twosome considered using a wrinkle-resistant leather option, but thought vegan leather would hold more appeal, as well as allowing for a lower price point.
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The Model 3, which starts at a much lower price point than than the S and X, is expected to be delivered starting in late 2017.
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THEY SAW IT AT A LOWER PRICE THEN AND JUST SAID IF IT EVER GETS BACK THERE, I'LL BUY IT. THAT'S A TERRIBLE WAY TO THINK.
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Amazon is planning to open its own grocery stores in the U.S. at a lower price point than Whole Foods, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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"Both the economy and the household have benefited from the impact of lower price inflation as the prices of fuel and food have fallen," he said.
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And, while I'm being honest, a lower price, iris scanner and thinner bezels around the display would all be nice to see on the Pixel 2.
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Should Varde or BlackRock offer a lower price for the soured debts, where funds typically aim to make big returns, the capital shortfall would be bigger.
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This course typically retails for $4,329 and was previously on sale for $59, but it's now available at an even lower price, dropping to just $39.
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As has been long speculated, this new version of the Switch clearly differentiates itself from the original Switch by offering fewer features for a lower price.
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"Consumers may be opting to buy more goods at a lower price rather than investing in a handful of higher-value items," said Barclaycard's Paulette Rowe.
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IT and mobile products also tend to be at lower price points with shorter life cycles, making the demand for them more stable across economic cycles.
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They borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to buy them back at a lower price for a profit and then return them to their owner.
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Offering electric vehicles at lower price points, improving the range an EV goes on a charge and having adequate charging infrastructure are critical to mass adoption.
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And if you can find any items for a lower price at a competitor, eBay's Best Price Guarantee will give you 110% of the price difference.
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He also scrapped agency efforts to curb the cost of internet for lower-income individuals and set lower price caps for inmate phone calls from prisons.
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It began with Anbang Insurance Group abruptly withdrawing its $14 billion offer for Starwood Hotels and Resorts, ceding it to Marriott International for a lower price.
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No worries: If you shop now and purchase something that's offered at a lower price later in the season, Microsoft will give you back the difference.
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BUT, IF WE CAN GO BACK IN A TIME MACHINE TODAY, WE WOULD PAY A SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER PRICE THAN WE PAID, THERE'S NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.
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In the proposal, the HHS secretary could negotiate prices of the 250 most expensive drugs that don't have two competitors, offering a lower price to everyone.
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"Project Brainwave looks like a really good option for still maintaining a high level of performance at a lower price point than using GPUs," Litvak said.
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Nintendo in September released the $200 Switch Lite, a portable-only version of the console, offering Pokémon fans a familiar handheld experience for a lower price.
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Other companies tried to sell other injectors at a slightly lower price, but competing with Mylan was tough, since the EpiPen seemed synonymous with the drug.
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"I would be trimming this name heading into the earnings print, looking for an opportunity to be buying it back at a lower price," he said.
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But because it is a lower price, there are some noticeable differences between this hair dryer and some of the more expensive ones that are available.
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But Eberhardt said Jaguar's vehicle will be "a much lower price point" than the most premium Model X offering, which fully loaded can cost about $130,000.
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Most immediately, the ruling prompted Comcast to make a $65 billion bid for 21st Century Fox, which Disney had been publicly courting at a lower price.
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If someone jumps off the roof of a building, what does that mean for a property—do all the apartments then go for a lower price?
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Indeed if a group wanted to replicate the photovoltaic sandwich and offer a similar product for a lower price, this might be exactly what they'd do.
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Sonicare offers a range of models at lower price points than the high-end model touted by Oprah's magazine — including $14.99, $24.99 and $103 plastic models.
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Though they're not cheap, the quality is the same as any pair you'd get from Prada or another luxury brand — just at a drastically lower price.
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But when a car is brought to the dealer when it is time to trade it in, buyers often get a lower price than they expect.
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But it also meant that it might be possible to start a new kind of brokerage, one that offered a much lower price for a trade.
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One complication is timing, as an investor who still believes in a poorly performing stock may want to swiftly buy it back at a lower price.
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The lower price will drive a same-size reduction in the capital increase BPER plans to launch in the autumn to fund the purchase, Equita said.
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The lower price will drive a same-size reduction in the capital increase BPER plans to launch in the autumn to fund the purchase, Equita said.
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When Christina Izzo, a features editor for "Rachael Ray Every Day" wants a high-quality meal at a lower price, she goes for lunch, not dinner.
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"A guide will charge a lower price on these Friday nights than during the day because it's a lot cooler and less crowded," Mr. Amorico said.
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Often, for a lower price, insurers are more willing to provide easier access, which increases sales of that drug — a trade-off of volume for price.
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"For the dollar-paying buyer, Bogotá represents an excellent opportunity to invest in a property at a much lower price compared to previous years," he said.
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Ed Hirs, an energy economist with the University of Houston said in an interview that Saudi producers will be able to profit at this lower price.
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Otherwise there's no real difference in features between the 6 series and the 6X Pro Solar, except for slightly shorter battery life and lower price point.
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Among lower-price grocery stores, Aldi already has 1,600 stores in the United States and is planning to expand to 2,500 within the next five years.
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But the lower price comes with a trade-off: this does not have the vacuum-suction feature found in the top-rated model on this list.
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It's worth noting, though, that the 3DS had a larger install base at that point in time, and the games sold for a lower price point.
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If you can get a deal on a good camera at a lower price or already have the equipment, then the start-up costs are low.
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Of course, the downside of the iPhone SE's success is that its lower price point will drive the average selling price (ASP) of the iPhone down.
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Already WeWork seemed willing to accept a much lower price tag for its flotation, seeking a relatively modest valuation of $15bn or less from its IPO.
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One reason for the lower price for these racehorses — which pull a buggy and a jockey around a track — is that the winnings aren't as substantial.
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Since it's north of Riviera Maya, this beachfront all-inclusive with a water park, three pools, seven restaurants and teen club, has a lower price point.
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A landlord who cannot find a tenant willing to pay the full rent on a rent-stabilized apartment often markets the unit at a lower price.
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Be sparing at first so you don't get shaken out (or unreasonably buy a bunch of $200 Hermes ties), then buy more at a lower price.
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One of these findings is that value outperforms growth, rewarding those who identify stocks with lower price-earnings ratios and other metrics that suggest they're undervalued.
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Theft and Loss protection basically means that, if you lose your old one or get robbed, you can buy a new iPhone at a lower price.
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Inside that more spacious cabin, drivers and passengers will find an interior that is more high-tech than what VW currently offers at lower price points.
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This happened while the company reportedly shopped around for buyers and sought to sell itself for a lower price than its original valuation, according to Bloomberg.
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Holders of the Fresh instrument would be offered a much lower price, with one estimate pointing to 25-30 percent of nominal value, the source said.
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The next year could also be tough for the fertilizer maker, mainly due to lower price expecations for phosphate, JPMorgan analysts said in a recent note.
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You can understand this, if the assumption is that what she is selling is the chance to live like her, albeit at a lower price point.
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They'll be able to produce it cheaper, they can offer it to consumers at a lower price, so why would the consumer stick with Beyond Meat?
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Three financial experts on the team supported the lower price benchmark but were outvoted, their objection was ignored, and a higher level body increased the benchmark.
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The Google Pixel 211a is the best budget smartphone because it has many of the same great features as flagship phones for a much lower price.
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KS) said on Monday it would acquire a 51% stake in competitor Eastar Jet for 54.5 billion won ($45.49 million), a lower price than previously announced.
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The lower price may stir up demand for the car, but charging less could make it harder for Tesla to make a profit on the vehicle.
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The collection, available in 100 stores worldwide, has the same fabrication and appliqué detailing as bridal gowns, but in girls' sizes, with a lower price point.
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So the size of tax credits increased, which allowed many people to buy more generous plans at a lower price or less generous plans for free.
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A weaker pound is, in essence, a sign that international investors are less keen to buy British assets and need to be enticed by a lower price.
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The biggest gainer was Z Energy Ltd which rose 1.2 percent as investors sought bargains from the energy retailer's lower price after five consecutive sessions of falls.
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But now Amazon has refreshed its larger Fire HD 10 for the first time since 2015, with an upgraded display, faster processor, better sound, and lower price.
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Xpeng is trying to differentiate itself with its years-long product development process, lower price tag and integration of autonomous-driving features such as assistance with parking.
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But it may not work as well in China, where the market is more fragmented and local rivals offer innovative alternatives for a lower price, he added.
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All told, the Z Flip's lower price, high-quality glass screen, and dual camera could make it a more compelling choice over the Razr for some shoppers.
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Models designed with the Member in mind determine whether a claim is likely to reoccur, or whether mitigation has actually reduced risk and warrants a lower price.
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In a note, Deutsche Bank analysts said they have upgraded Nissan shares from hold to a buy rating, while maintaining Toyota's buy rating at lower price targets.
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The regular Echo speaker, first introduced in late 2014, currently sells for $149, with the Echo Tap and Echo Dot devices beneath it at lower price points.
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What hurt American farmers was a deal struck by Canadian farmers and regulators to allow a new lower price for products that compete with ultra-filtered milk.
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The lower price attracted millions of new subscribers, as well as an onslaught of customer service issues and complaints over jarring changes to its terms of service.
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"There are more sales in lower-price products online than there have been in stores," Marshal Cohen, chief industry advisor at the NPD Group, told BuzzFeed News.
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The potential savings on a luxury yacht could be in the hundreds of thousands or even millions, YachtWorld pointed out, and even extends to lower price boats.
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But the brand wasn't always the buzziest until this week, when it officially announced its relaunch — complete with post-worthy packaging, new formulations, and lower price tags.
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Unlike the top job in the White House, Congressional positions can last for life and they come with far less scrutiny and a much lower price tag.
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With more goods available at lower price, the slow growth of the world economy might actually be, as economists like Paul Krugman keep saying, a demand problem.
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Making this technology standard in cars with lower price points is critical for moving the needle on the number of fatal vehicle crashes in the United States.
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Various positioning gauges meanwhile indicate that selling sterling in anticipation of being able to buy pounds back later at a lower price — "shorting" — is becoming less popular.
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But while the iPhone XR may feel like a less flashy version of the iPhone XS, it does come at a significant advantage: a much lower price.
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The Switch Lite, set to be released in September, is Nintendo's latest handheld device which has fewer features and will retail at a lower price than Switch.
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Working more closely with its parent, Asda will be able to market more Wal-Mart brands as its own at a lower price than rivals, Price said.
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If currency X can buy an item at a lower price than currency Y, then currency X may be comparatively undervalued and currency Y could be overvalued.
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Starbucks has been bleeding customers to boutique coffee sellers like Intelligentsia and lower-price rivals including McDonald's Corp , which is selling small McCafe espresso drinks for $2.
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Wheeler had proposed maintaining and lowering lower price caps using legacy data systems with a one-time 11 percent reduction in prices phased in over three years.
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The buyer slowly lowers its offer, and the sellers unwilling to sell for the lower price drop out of bidding, until a final selling price is reached.
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With the sale to Yara, Bunge aimed "to create a more streamlined complement to our agribusiness operations with lower price risk and operating costs," a spokeswoman said.
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Petrobras opted for a lower price, but increased the size of the offer, with investors exercising the 15 percent "greenshoe" option for an over-allotment of shares.
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The way to get more coverage than Obamacare currently offers at a lower price is to move toward a single-payer system that negotiates costs with providers.
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Today, Razer is announcing a new version of its Blade laptop that has upgraded components, a lighter design, and a lower price on its higher-end configurations.
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"Here's one where you might want to see if the stock gets hit after it reports so you can come in at a lower price," he said.
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Further, McGuire said, management has been using equity incentive plans to purchase shares at a lower price and then sell them on the market to get cash.
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Compared to Fitbit's entry-level product, the Vivofit 4 seems better in nearly every way with a smaller design, color screen, longer battery life and lower price.
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Short-sellers borrow shares for a fee and sell them into the market, in the hope of repurchasing them at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
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Further, he said, management has been using equity incentive plans to purchase shares at a lower price and then sell them on the market to make cash.
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Supply has continued to lag, especially in the lower-price segment of the housing market because of land and labor shortages, as well as expensive building materials.
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Lundgren said Macy's would compete on that front with several new "lower price, great value" lines, but would maintain a "certain quality standard" to set them apart.
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Iran would benefit less than Saudi Arabia from an increase in supplies if it cannot raise output, as well as receive a lower price for existing production.
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Society6, which started in 2009, and Minted, which started in 2008, both offer a platform for artists to sell their works, often at a lower price point.
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Short-sellers borrow stock from those that own it, say pension funds, then sell it into the market, hoping to buy it back at a lower price.
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The perks of the membership differ, but this lower price point will likely prove to be much more of a win-win for Lyft and its riders.
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Suriel was aware of the burden of student debt before she went to school, which is why she chose a public college with a lower price tag.
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On the hardware side, we've seen a rise in the functionality of smartphone cameras, as well as a proliferation of specialised 22D cameras at lower price points.
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A big part of the story is a steep decline in the profitability of the energy sector, reflecting a much lower price of oil and natural gas.
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In short selling trades, investors borrow securities and sell them on, hoping to buy them back at a lower price and book the difference as a profit.
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If Apple is serious about competing, it'll likely want to keep updating the iPhone SE — or else make some other, newer phone available at a lower price.
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The Audio-Technica AT-LP60 Bluetooth Turntable carries a lower price point than most turntables with decent audio quality, which makes it a good entry-level option.
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Plenty of retailers will price match, which means that if you can find a product for a lower price at another store, they'll match that low price.
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In addition, Chevy seems to be making an effort to make the Bolt feel like a luxury vehicle, at a lower price than the very luxurious Tesla.
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"The factors that drive demand at the lower price point are organic: people getting married, having a baby, their landlord deciding to sell or move back in."
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But the economics are clear: Giving people an additional option for accessing websites they value at a lower price — zero in this case — makes them better off.
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Various positioning gauges meanwhile indicate that selling sterling in anticipation of being able to buy pounds back later at a lower price -- "shorting" -- is becoming less popular.
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The Model S is still very much a luxury car, and that new lower price is still double what Americans pay on average for a new vehicle.
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They used a risky strategy — short-selling — in which they sold borrowed shares in anticipation of buying them back, at a lower price, and pocketing the difference.
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In addition to having a full waiver for certain immigrants based on military service economic need, the government is allowing more immigrants to pay a lower price.
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It's about diversity, it's about giving people the opportunity to get a really quality education, quality journalism at a much lower price than they would get everywhere.
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The MacBook Air has gotten some performance improvements, additional storage, and a slightly lower price — all qualities that make it a more formidable competitor to Windows rivals.
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But he said Tesla would lose money in the first quarter, and analysts question whether Tesla can ever make money on the car at the lower price.
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The only real differences are the dimensions (the Dough-Joe is slightly larger), a hole for hanging the Samurai, and the lower price of the Dough-Joe.
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Indeed, when Walmart first began discussions to invest in Flipkart, the Indian company was desperate for capital and willing to sell shares at a much lower price.
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And that won't happen unless we deliver on a very simple proposition, a better experience at a lower price than what you pay to get around today.
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But when the Lock does become generally available, you will be able to get it in more places beyond Level Home's site, and at a lower price.
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The Apple Watch Series 2100 may not be the latest model, but it still offers almost all the same features, and comes at a slightly lower price.
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Short selling is a practice in which traders can bet against a company by selling shares they don't own and buying them back at a lower price.
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However, with Disney+ and Apple TV+ set to offer streaming at a much lower price point, Netflix may not be able to replicate its past phenomenal growth.
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The Vikings, who selected Peterson with the seventh overall pick of the 2007 draft, left the door open for him to return at a much lower price.
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Right now, a hospital might offer one insurer a lower price than another because Insurer A has more patients than Insurer B and could send them elsewhere.
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The company said it's working to create a line of specific products with a lower price point that would be eligible for some government-assisted food programs.
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In several cases, people have told Reuters that diamonds they had bought as an investment were valued at a much lower price than they paid for them.
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Somebody who shorts a $40 stock and expects it to fall to $20, for example, is still essentially investing in the stock, albeit at a lower price.
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Costco (2800 days): Hang onto your receipt and if you notice a lower price within 33303 days, simply visit the customer relations desk and receive the difference.
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Dietrich bought an additional farm and more production quota after Canadian farmers struck a deal to sell skim milk to the country's processors at a lower price.
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The new iPod touch looks similar to the older ones with a physical home button, a small four-inch display, and a lower price than most modern iPhones.
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For anyone switching from wired to wireless headphones—and that group includes a lot of folks shopping at this lower price point—good Bluetooth connectivity is incredibly important.
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By excluding the dedicated in-home service, Hello Alfred is able to offer its new service tier at a lower price point and integrate with more buildings faster.
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Florists have been particularly challenged by increased competition from non-specialty providers such as supermarkets and garages which tend to offer the products at a lower price point.
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Whether Apple will launch a 5G iPhone that only supports Sub-6GHz, allowing for a lower price and thus making it suitable for the Chinese market, remains unclear.
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Some retailers may decide to absorb some of the cost of the tariff, negotiate with the exporting company for a lower price or move production out of China.
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Commercial space companies including SpaceX, already working toward Musk's ambitious Mars plans and successfully launching rockets like Tuesday's Falcon Heavy at a lower price point than other companies.
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Ford is testing large-scale 3-D printing technology for car parts, which could allow drivers to customize cars for a lower price, the company said on Monday.
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It's a way to increase Sqirl's footprint, the types of dishes we serve and who we serve them to — Sqirl Away dishes will have a lower price point.
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This is one of the few specialty dining restaurants that is open for lunch, so plan a daytime meal for the same menu at a slightly lower price.
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Now, the company says the lower price affected its iPhone sales this past year as more people took advantage of the discount to keep their older devices fresh.
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If Yahoo's management did not disclose the data breach in the negotiations, Verizon could have the right either to walk away or to ask for a lower price.
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This version, produced by Israeli company Teva Pharmaceuticals, is also an auto-injector that delivers a dose of epinephrine, but will be sold at a lower price point.
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STORAGE FLOWS Another uncertainty is whether China will take the opportunity of weaker domestic consumption to build its strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) faster and at a lower price.
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Of course, there are plenty of compromises made to achieve a lower price in both cases, but they might not matter to you — even as a phone enthusiast.
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With their promise of strong battery life, compact dimensions, and a lower price than the AirPods, they're going to nudge the entire market for true wireless buds forward.
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If the books in the box are available on Amazon for less than $22.99 at the time the order is placed, subscribers will receive the lower price automatically.
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The IPO was oversubscribed, but Uber settled for a lower price to avoid a repeat of Lyft's IPO in late March, which priced strongly then plunged in trade.
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For the lower price point and the ease of packing without taking up precious carry-on space, these are a great alternative to over-ear noise-cancelling models.
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Only a couple of years ago, Huawei was the budget alternative to Samsung and Apple, and the shortcomings of its devices could be justified by a lower price.
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The lower price of the Nook makes it competitive with Amazon's Kindles, which only drop down to the $50 range during Black Friday or other major shopping holidays.
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The biggest mystery surrounding Apple's upcoming event is about what we'll get from the company's rumored LCD iPhone, which is supposed to come in at a lower price.
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The lower price is possible because the Alto is, at 25 km per liter, twice as fuel-efficient as the average car an Uber driver uses, he said.
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Not only does it have a very similar design to the more expensive iPhone XS model, it has many of the same features for a considerably lower price.
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If Time Warner ends up back in play because of the DoJ's decision, the Fox assets might appear less unique and could fetch a lower price later on.
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The 570S, a high-speed supercar with a lower price, was unveiled in 2015, but the first deliveries to customers only started at the end of the year.
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But 200 bones is a good amount of money to shell out for earbuds, and it's likely Amazon's buds will come in at a much lower price point.
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The losses followed Democratic nominee Clinton's call for a lower price for Mylan NV's allergy drug EpiPen, which has become four times more expensive in the past decade.
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Meantime, Gulfstream is seeing more of its G220 going to the secondary market, meaning customers can essentially get the aircraft quicker and potentially pay a lower price, too.
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They won't match the performance of some of the higher-spec TVs, but these have a lower price tag, which is ideal if you have a smaller budget.
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But you can get a Xiaomi Redmi Pro with better specs than both the nova phones, or the selfie-focused Oppo F1 Plus, for a significantly lower price.
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If you know what those numbers are before you walk into the showroom, you may be better able to negotiate a lower price before driving off the lot.
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But T-Mobile has a plan that includes DirecTV among its video offerings at a lower price even with the $85033 discount, and Verizon's plan also includes DirecTV.
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New companies that are in a separate industry and have lower price-to-earnings ratios and lower expected returns relative to the parent typically fare well, Kostin said.
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Supply of less-expensive homes is extremely tight, and homebuilders are leery of building to that market, as it is harder to meet margins at lower price points.
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The idea is to sell the jewelry at a lower price point to consumers who want diamonds but don't want to have to pay luxury prices for them.
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Halpern said he heard the same objection from Wal-Mart when he pitched his product to the retail behemoth, and was working on a lower price point option.
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Some enthusiasts would be quick to point out that you can skip the Apple tax and spend your money on a superior Android phone at a lower price.
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Lower and premium price points: Stitch Fix is adding items at both ends of the price spectrum, but expects to invest more into expanding its lower-price inventory.
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It's fairly common for a Middleton pick to sell out instantly — but, luckily, other designers are often quick to create "copycat" dresses with a much lower price tag.
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The decline in activity was seen across a number of industries, including manufacturing and retail, sectors that economists had hoped would benefit from the lower price of oil.
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This year's Moto G has the same Snapdragon 617 processor and a bigger battery inside, while offering a larger 1080p display than the DTEK50 at a lower price.
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Investors borrow shares in the hopes of selling them and then buying back shares at a lower price to repay the loan, allowing them to pocket the difference.
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It's also worth noting that the settlement uses the $72 billion valuation, given that SoftBank recently purchased stock from insiders (including Google Ventures) at a much lower price.
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"We think we need to have a lower price offering to improve the accessibility," Greg Peters, Netflix's chief product officer, said on the company's second-quarter earnings interview.
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Squali believes it could help bring down prices of competing products as well since they're mostly offered at a lower price — which would drive customer loyalty to Amazon.
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On far too many occasions, the government has attempted to build information technology systems, including software, instead of acquiring commercially available items, often available at a lower price.
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She said she had managed to find success, thanks to tourists and wealthy private clients, plus a well-timed introduction of a lower-price line in sterling silver.
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That lower price comes with a compromise, of course: The Switch Lite can't switch between being a handheld game console and a home game console, like its forebear.
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If Nike initiated their repurchase plan today, investors who sell their shares purchased at a lower price, perhaps the 85033-week low of $50.35, will turn a profit.
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It said Renova would have to make up the difference, should Sulzer later place the shares with other investors for a lower price than it paid for them.
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There are exceptions, though, like the OnePlus 7 Pro (starting at $608), which offers almost everything you would expect from a flagship phone at a much lower price.
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TheCat Mod Garden Complexgives you everything your cat could possibly ask for, but if its price is too steep, CatastrophiCreations offers many smaller kits at lower price points.
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One way Amazon may differentiate its own chain from Whole Foods is by offering a different selection of products at a lower price point, according to the Journal.
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"Bernie Sanders has been campaigning for lower price prescription drugs, he's been campaigning for Medicare for All and national health care really for decades," David Sirota told Hill.
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Dr. Jegasothy also notes that companies (like Neutrogena and RoC) have been able to stabilize quality retinoids at a lower price point because they manufacture in high quantities.
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We're also praying that the Note 9 won't cost $1,000, but that seems unlikely since the Galaxy S9 and S9+ already fulfill a lower price point for Samsung.
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Ironically, the fish caught by gill nets are sold at a lower price because by the time they are pulled up to the boat, they are significantly damaged.
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Free agents who are likely to produce as much or more, but at a lower price: the Orlando Magic's Evan Fournier or the Los Angeles Lakers' Jordan Clarkson.
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Though the hockey puck design may seem bulky, it's much prettier than other smart locks out there and at a lower price than a lot of the competition.
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If negotiations don't work, Warren would override a drug's patent — allowing another company to make the drug at a lower price — or have the government manufacture the drug.
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Due to the coronavirus, spending on discretionary items have dropped and it could lead to certain sellers becoming available at a much lower price than usual, he said.
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The below-grade level "gave us an opportunity to create larger apartments at a lower price," said David Berger, a partner at DNA Development, which owns the project.
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It is also selling out most performances, although at a lower price point than "Dear Evan Hansen," and it grossed about 90 percent of its potential last week.
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Meanwhile, any manufacturer that gains market share by submitting a lower price for its drug on the initial bid day will know that it can be underbid, subsequently.
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Eric said they were hoping to locate Scion, offering a lower-price alternative to their Trump International Hotel brand, in large to midsize "trendy" cities like Austin, Tex.
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It hasn't typically been targeted at "pro" users, but could allow Apple to sell a powerful computer at a lower price, again since it doesn't have a screen.
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We see the lower price as evidence that Apple is pushing aggressively to move users onto more secure Face ID which may foreshadow Apple Pay enhancements in 2019.
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While you'll find plenty of space in any category you choose, the standard room is larger and with a lower price point in the $400s, offers competitive value.
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If there's a shoe that I want to buy and it's been sitting on shelves at retailers but is still full price, StockX usually has a lower price.
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Considering the glut of prime real estate, it&aposs no surprise that luxury homes are sitting on the market longer — and with lower price tags — than previous years.
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Italian tire-maker Pirelli slid to the bottom of the auto index after UBS cut its recommendation to "neutral" on lower price-mix contribution and weaker volume growth.
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Businesses like juice bars benefit from this service since they just stick their fruit into a blender, and Full Harvest provides them ingredients at a lower price point.
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If you write a put option with a strike price of $175, you get the premium income and the "opportunity" to buy the stock at a lower price.
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But it would set a lower price than the House bill and eliminate the limit on the number of drugs subject to negotiation every year, among other changes.
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But this update to last year's lauded Mi Note is interesting because it brings, in Xiaomi's typical fashion, better specs than the competition, and at a lower price.
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When SpaceX won its previous GPS III contract last year, Thompson's center said the company's lower price "was a major factor" in beating out ULA for the contract.
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This speaker is identical to last year's almost-premium Echo Plus, but it's missing the built-in smart home hub, and it's got a lower price to compensate.
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If negotiations don't work, Warren would override a drug's patent — allowing another company to make the drug at a lower price — or have the government manufacture the drug.
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