The forces you mention of more expensive steel, more expensive wood more expensive building products because of the tariffs and more expensive labor actually put a damper on new building.
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The more expensive something is, the more expensive it will become.
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Housing there is 2000 percent more expensive than the national average, transportation is 2503 percent more expensive, and groceries are 2250 percent more expensive.
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And with more expensive cars comes more expensive car insurance, and so on.
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More expensive ships that are more expensive to operate add up to a situation in which Jones-compliant shipping is much more expensive than non-Jones shipping.
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Restaurants and food [is] getting more expensive, housing is getting more expensive, and that concerns me.
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They will continue to get more and more expensive, which will make Christmas dinner more expensive.
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It's slower and more expensive, and since then, it's gotten even slower and even more expensive.
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X is more expensive—but not extraordinarily more expensive—than its predecessors, which are aimed upmarket anyway.
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Fares are typically 100 percent more expensive than Uber X and 200 percent more expensive than Uber Pool.
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So five years out, it should be more expensive, 10 years out it should be even more expensive.
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And when you make it more expensive to exit a relationship, you make it more expensive to enter it.
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On average, Target was 4.39% more expensive in total, while Walmart was 4.99% more expensive in total compared to Amazon.
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So, yeah, it can officially be said that buying AppleCare+ for the iPhone X is more expensive and proportionally more expensive.
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"And I tell you, no one told me curved walls and arched windows were more expensive — way more expensive," she says.
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The new OnePlus 7 will be more expensive than the OnePlus 6T, which in turn was more expensive than its predecessor.
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But in this case the change matters, and more expensive houses coupled with more expensive mortgages can still weigh on demand.
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It might make them a bit more expensive, but that extra cost will hopefully keep your even more expensive hardware safe.
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Your board will also determine what type of cards and RAM you can install: more expensive models can fit more expensive components.
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If everything feels more expensive than it did 19803 years ago, it's because everything really is more expensive than it was then.
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But $749 is $50 more expensive than the cheapest iPhone 8 a year ago (which was $50 more expensive than the iPhone 7).
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"Overall, access to the internet will get more expensive, mobile plans will get more expensive, and connected devices that go to your smart phones will get more expensive because everything speaks to each other," said Izzy Santa, director of strategic communications for CTA.
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An energy efficiency investment is made when a customer purchases a more expensive energy efficient appliance or installs a more expensive energy efficient window.
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Canadian real estate is much more expensive than US real estate, and some places even have taxes that will make it more expensive for Americans.
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"It's not only becoming more expensive on the purchase side of flipping, but it's becoming more expensive on the fix-up side of flipping," said Bethanis.
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When combined with a weak rand currency that makes imported goods more expensive this has meant maize products, bread, lamb, beef have all got more expensive.
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While these steps won't remove the too-big-to fail problem, they will make getting a mortgage more expensive -- possibly much more expensive -- for some homebuyers.
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Women of child-rearing age tend to be more expensive to insure due to pregnancy, and older people tend to require more expensive care than younger people.
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LendEdu found that, on average, items at Target were 101.993% more expensive than those at Amazon, while Walmart's products were 10.62% more expensive than Amazon's, on average.
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While a stronger euro is a concern for exporters (as a more expensive currency makes their products more expensive and thus less attractive), Clarke was not worried.
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OK, so my recommendation is a little bit more expensive than a Kindle and a little bit more expensive than a Pixel 3a but it's an iPad.
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Basically, goods are getting more expensive at the same time that economic growth is collapsing, depriving Brazilians of the cash they need to pay for more expensive stuff.
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Yes, fighter jets and prescription drugs are more expensive than ever, but that's more because of government and market distortions than because the products are more expensive to make.
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" because exports are getting more expensive, " Riedel said.
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New policy from the administration of President Donald Trump, as well as reaction to that, have made borrowing costs more expensive for homebuyers and labor costs more expensive for homebuilders.
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"Retail store credit cards have always been more expensive than your average credit card, and they're only getting more and more expensive," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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Long distance trips and international flights will obviously be more expensive than domestic flights, and you probably could have assumed that flying over the holidays is more expensive than usual.
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"Brooklyn was so much more expensive than Long Island City — I mean so much more expensive," said Ms. Hunsicker, who started Gwynnie Bee in her Alphabet City apartment in 2011.
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But it highlights Miller's idea that not only is it more expensive for buyers to get into a house, but it's simply more expensive for builders to create more supply.
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There's actually two ways to charge your iPhone more quickly than with the bundled power brick: the slightly faster, slightly more expensive way; and the much faster, much more expensive way.
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Any product whose price increased with the CPI was 5.5 times more expensive at the end of the period while new vehicle prices were more expensive only by half that amount.
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It has gotten more expensive -- too expensive for some.
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This includes — of all things — making premiums more expensive.
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Parenting therefore has become more demanding – and more expensive.
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Everything is more expensive — food, schoolbooks for the children.
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This gap is important, because as OnePlus phones have gotten more expensive over the years since the original $300 OnePlus One, maintaining separation from more expensive premium handsets is even more critical.
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"Cancer is becoming more and more expensive for patients because the treatments we are prescribing are becoming more expensive," said Dr. Syed Yousuf Zafar of the Duke Cancer Institute in Durham, North Carolina.
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The reported pricing is still more expensive than Hulu or Netflix's current $11.99 and $12.99/month plans, and much more expensive than the soon-to-be-launched Disney+ service announced at $6.99/month.
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Parents all thought it was more expensive to raise a girl; 60% of those surveyed leaned this direction, while about 30% thought it was equal, and only 8.8% thought boys were more expensive.
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The newer medications are more expensive, a lot more expensive, but when alternatives are more dangerous or unlikely to work, and the patient's disease is progressing rapidly, then we prescribe these newer options.
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Hungryroot is more expensive than buying these ingredients in bulk, but you could make the argument that anyone buying single-person groceries may find that it&aposs not altogether that much more expensive.
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It is the latter that have been made more expensive.
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But those savings will shrink with a more expensive yen.
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No more expensive filters or messy contraptions cluttering our countertop.
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And unlike more expensive phones, there's still a headphone jack.
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DISLIKEHardware compromises might make more expensive models worth the upgrade.
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Trade restrictions have made lumber and washing machines more expensive.
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I misunderstood the conversion and thought it was more expensive.
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The more expensive Beats, however, sound crisper and more detailed.
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Both will have more expensive versions with extra storage available.
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"Health care is more expensive for our customers," he said.
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Raising a child in America is more expensive than ever.
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The hotter the area, the more expensive the tiny home.
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More expensive robots often clean in an orderly, linear fashion.
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The detergents used are a little more expensive than PERC.
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That has led to tight inventory and more expensive homes.
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So it's a little more expensive to get a home.
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That makes it a pretty substantial -- and more expensive -- project.
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Larger tanks would have been more expensive, the magazine said.
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GM's profit margins also improved from selling more expensive trucks.
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How much more expensive are prescription drugs in the U.S.?
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These systems weren't standard, but packaged as more expensive options.
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Gasoline and utilities have become more expensive, as have rents.
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When the currency drops, it makes imported goods more expensive.
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Tablets got bigger, then smaller, then cheaper, then more expensive.
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The downside is that they tend to be more expensive.
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Food products are 45% more expensive than on the mainland.
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Unsurprisingly, high income areas are more expensive to live in.
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The Trekz Air are more flexible, but also more expensive.
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Wages should be higher in more expensive localities, he said.
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This time around, the fries are — also, unfortunately — more expensive.
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So, a lot more expensive than the pasta you eat.
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This is more expensive, but you don't bloat your inventory.
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Everything is a little more expensive in the 1st arrondissement.
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Fuels at Indian petrol stations are also much more expensive.
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The cheapest, strongest drinks will become a lot more expensive.
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Many fashion items are even more expensive, its just life.
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If you add up all those costs, it's more expensive.
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Diverse neighborhoods in Chicago are more expensive to live in.
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A connection to the electricity grid is far more expensive.
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Bringing traditional therapeutics to market is becoming exponentially more expensive.
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The Vantage V is the more expensive of the two.
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And now, EA is launching a more expensive subscription tier.
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Nigerian exports will become relatively cheap, but imports more expensive.
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Transport costs, boosted by more expensive fuel, increased 10.1 percent.
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That makes for a richer, and more expensive, smoking experience.
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Did I need to go to the more expensive school?
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Right, that $10 billion is much more expensive for you.
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Hopefully the Galaxy Tab 4 "Advanced" isn't any more expensive.
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Elections are now longer and more expensive than ever before,
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Even those halls run by universities are getting more expensive.
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Rent, food, subways, clothing - all are far more expensive here.
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T) Civic, but more expensive than Toyota Motor Corp's (7203.
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Making a Thunderbolt device is also more expensive in general.
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Some items certainly are far more expensive in Singapore, however.
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Everything is more extreme, more expensive, but somehow less advanced.
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Doctors receive higher reimbursements for using more expensive drugs, too.
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It is more expensive than you think, unless you know.
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When the currency is devalued, all imports become more expensive.
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Employers can only respond by providing skimpier, more expensive benefits.
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Those lines must now go underground, making them more expensive.
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Is a more expensive burger automatically a more delicious burger?
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The strong dollar makes American goods sold overseas more expensive.
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Currently, this deal is $229.82 at Amazon — $40 more expensive.
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At the same time, that debt is becoming more expensive.
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In most states, child care is more expensive than college.
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Prices are a cent more expensive than buying it outright.
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Read more: The General Motors strike is getting more expensive.
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The more popular seat on Amazon was also more expensive.
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Surprise medical bills have gotten more common and more expensive.
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Iceland's Blue Lagoon keeps getting more crowded and more expensive.
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So dairy would become more expensive without bees as well.
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It's true that electric vehicles are, on average, more expensive.
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OnePlus phones even outperform most of the more expensive models.
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They're more expensive, and generally look and feel that way.
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That means borrowing money and using credit becomes more expensive.
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If those prices are more expensive, we have a contango.
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And the longer you wait, the more expensive it gets.
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It's also way more expensive than making coffee at home.
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Those are shaped like a drop and are more expensive.
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I feel as though everything is more expensive in London.
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Are you seeing newer, hipper, more expensive restaurants opening up?
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"There's an intimidation factor because we're more expensive," Wortman notes.
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They're more expensive but quite popular, especially for longer distances.
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If you had to guess, which one is more expensive?
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Will higher mortgage rates make it more expensive to borrow?
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What makes them different — and in many cases, more expensive?
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Breaking into the series, meanwhile, has become significantly more expensive.
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The council tax on my new house is more expensive.
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The company still makes more expensive 100 percent California oils.
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And the ones that get here may be more expensive.
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"This year, the trees are definitely more expensive," she said.
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"Obamacare has made health care way more expensive," he said.
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Rising interest rates also make some revolving credit more expensive.
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Rising interest rates have also made buying homes more expensive.
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Silver plans will become much more expensive for many families.
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Its larger print paper is more expensive but worth it.
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Its main effect today is making urban housing more expensive.
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Railroad shipments are more expensive and hazardous than pipeline shipments.
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Growing speculation also means reliable standbys are becoming more expensive.
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The slightly more expensive Town Hall series has assigned seats.
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That coverage is far more expensive than the standard policy.
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Charlie Banana cloth diapers are on the more expensive side.
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Gas will become way more expensive than it is now.
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But that would also make government borrowing significantly more expensive.
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But for many sellers, it's becoming more expensive to participate.
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Hedging costs have jumped due to more expensive dollar funding.
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Turkey's foreign debts became much more expensive as a result.
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Some cities are more expensive to live in than others.
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Cutting taxes on a retroactive basis would be more expensive.
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The latest model, AirPods Pro, is more expensive at $249.
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"Sometimes they were more expensive, sometimes less," the carmaker said.
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The gas in my area is so much more expensive.
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I feel like craft materials are much more expensive here.
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In some geographic areas, traditional Medicare could be more expensive.
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In the U.S., they point out, drugs are more expensive.
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That's 99 cents more expensive than what's expected this weekend.
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And she's going to be way more expensive this time.
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It does not have to be more expensive or inconvenient.
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And don't make health insurance any more expensive for Americans.
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But more efficient does mean it's a more expensive purchase.
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The more complex the design, the more expensive the piece.
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A gold standard would make deficit spending much more expensive.
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But that makes American exports more expensive for foreign buyers.
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Basic necessities, like utilities and cell phones, become more expensive.
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It's also more expensive, costing at least thousands of dollars.
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PaperMate's InkJoy Gel Pens are also great, though more expensive.
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That means 60 percent of apartments are even more expensive.
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But the quicker the rebranding, the more expensive it becomes.
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In Venezuela, water is more expensive than gas right now.
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"We have to make it more expensive to emit and we have to see new technologies being introduced," said Brende, outlining that more expensive carbon will hasten the switch to renewable sources of energy.
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Furthermore, the price of 4G data plans in Canada is 24 times more expensive than a similar plan in Europe, while the U.S. fared only slightly better with plans here rating 15 times more expensive.
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You can argue, if wrongly and tendentiously IMHO, that American higher education is more expensive because it's better, that American healthcare is more expensive because it's better and (rolls eyes) subsidizes drug discovery worldwide, etc.
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Subaru announced June 22 that when the updated 2018 Legacy and Outback models go on sale, they'll be up to $200 more expensive for Legacy models and nearly $500 more expensive for some Outback models.
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An example of a more expensive input cost for a US manufacturer would be a steel part for an American-made car sourced from China that has been made more expensive by tariffs on steel.
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But that process is far from guaranteed and often more expensive.
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Araiza's fresh tortillas are only pennies more expensive than commodity tortillas.
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More expensive food, especially rice, is hardest on the poorest Filipinos.
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Superyachts are like regular yachts but bigger and therefore more expensive.
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Higher rates can result in more expensive financing for wind farms.
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Many areas with higher power costs would be even more expensive.
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They argue that the regulations have made health insurance more expensive.
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The Happiest Place on Earth just got a little more expensive.
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Naturalizing has only gotten harder and more expensive in recent years.
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In fact, the more expensive mansion is apparently still for sale.
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Also, the more expensive ones go faster and have black wheels.
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That's 2425% more expensive, for your average home across the country.
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The toy is also way more expensive than the video game.
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It's very expensive and it's getting more expensive all the time.
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Some users bought more expensive models because they offered greater range.
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If I want to get somewhere faster is it more expensive?
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The devices are more expensive, but they also seem more lasting.
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The result: more expensive end products that are less competitive abroad.
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Facebook's acquisition of Oculus just became a half billion more expensive.
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The less recyclable the product, the more expensive for the company.
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All else being equal, bonds with higher coupons are more expensive.
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And, quite possibly, a much bigger and more expensive US military.
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Steel and aluminium have become more expensive because of higher tariffs.
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Both are less powerful than the two more expensive Taycan models.
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That could make iPhones more expensive and hurt Apple's share price.
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But it's often much more expensive than standard health insurance plans.
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But it's often much more expensive than standard health insurance plans.
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Health care in the United States has never been more expensive.
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Hence, the newer, more expensive models will not last as long.
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If you haven't noticed, Apple products just keep getting more expensive.
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But premiums can be much more expensive in high-risk areas.
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The duo also inquired about purchasing a more expensive domain — coin.
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But it can become increasingly more expensive the longer you wait.
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Zhang says that most people buy the more expensive 256GB model.
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Beyond that, the more expensive your home the more this bites.
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Meanwhile, Evernote has spent the past year making itself more expensive.
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Instead, patients will have to use the more expensive drug first.
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It's more expensive, but it's the only option at the moment.
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Performance remained stable despite the inflows of more expensive tenge deposits.
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Local materials are often prohibited in favour of more expensive imports.
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However, compared with LaCroix, Seltzer With A Splash is more expensive.
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There's one substantial difference between the cheaper and more expensive models.
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Reports have suggested that the more expensive iPhone could top $1,000.
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Well, cash will get more expensive again but yield will return.
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"That's more expensive than a car rental in Orlando," says Testa.
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That essentially made all Tesla cars more expensive for American consumers.
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In more volatile markets, optionality becomes much more expensive and valuable.
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Being a U.S. ally might soon get a lot more expensive.
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Algorithms accidentally incorporate human biases, making loans more expensive for minorities.
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It's not just you: Apple's hardware is more expensive than ever.
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PS Vue starts out more expensive (currently $40, but normally $50).
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What lifts the earnings is that they've sold more expensive beers.
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Often much more expensive, full-grain pays dividends with its durability.
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For a more upscale (and more expensive) look, there's also neon.
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We're on the more expensive side, but it's more like equity.
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Mr Trump's tariffs on imported steel will make equipment more expensive.
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But that would mean more expensive batteries, and thus electric vehicles.
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Definitive Guide to College College is more expensive than ever before.
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However, Peloton is notably more expensive than what ClassPass is offering.
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As care has gotten more expensive, hospitals have driven the increase.
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An unsecured personal loan may be more expensive but less risky.
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The latter only applies to subscribers on the more expensive plan.
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And Mueller is even more expensive, because there's more at stake.
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The result in both cases: high-quality, albeit more expensive, decaf.
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Fracking is significantly more expensive than extracting oil from conventional wells.
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And that makes just about everything on the island more expensive.
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Buying new clothes would be faster, and only slightly more expensive.
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The most popular plan is going to be $27.99 more expensive.
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A higher deficit: Government shutdowns make running the government more expensive.
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Protein-rich groundnut flour and fish were also far more expensive.
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But the Muji set is better, albeit a tad more expensive.
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Brand safe ads are more expensive than standard YouTube video ads.
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Consumer goods will become more expensive, hurting poor people the most.
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Celebrating St. Patrick's Day might be more expensive than you anticipate.
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The older you are, the more expensive the policy will be.
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It's just not AS good, and it's sometimes way more expensive.
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It is much more expensive than life insurance if purchased privately.
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Rail is also more expensive and takes longer for some routes.
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Meat, a staple, is 5.80% more expensive than a year ago.
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Pretentious, hyper-curated shops are snobbier and more expensive than ever.
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Extra weight means extra fuel use, which means more expensive fares.
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The tax makes employer-sponsored insurance much more expensive (page 5).
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Home healthcare can be even more expensive at $20 an hour.
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Since then, funds have only become larger and companies more expensive.
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As cars become more technologically advanced, they also become more expensive.
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There are more expensive drones packed with a lot of features.
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It also will be more expensive, coming in at about $4,500.
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"This was something that made the plan more expensive," Singer said.
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This also leads to more dependence on technology — more expensive care.
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Rockets are far too expensive; space colonies are more expensive still.
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Which affordable products are really good dupes for more expensive brands?
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He added that SEC-determined compliance would make ICOs more expensive.
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But as Mr Santos says, war is more expensive than peace.
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Traveling between Britain and Europe could become harder and more expensive.
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Operating in both the Congo and Zambia just got more expensive.
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Electric heating is far more expensive than the fossil-fuel sort.
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In fact, the more potent types tend to be more expensive.
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That ambition would make a health care plan vastly more expensive.
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Of course, sometimes the companies run auctions for more expensive items.
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"Even though they are more expensive, they are better," he said.
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That price makes them slightly more expensive than Apple's $159 AirPods.
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Lastly, Janome is known for more expensive and advanced computerized machines.
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An inexpensive face mask pack that's more expensive at other retailers.
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Printer ink can often be more expensive than the printer itself.
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It also would be much more expensive to use other oils.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Long-term government bonds are growing more expensive.
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The Camaro we tested was also more expensive than the Mustang.
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"But it makes the process way more expensive," Dr. Irizarry said.
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It's going to be more expensive for Americans to buy products.
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In states with more expensive childcare, more mothers worked part-time.
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It's more expensive ($148), but it's made from 70% recycled cashmere.
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Students could then purchase more expensive packages costing up to $35,000.
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The equity compensation costs just make the company even more expensive.
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However, they can be much more expensive than a new controller.
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This is much more expensive compared to a few years ago.
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Some properties are more expensive, but are perfect for bigger groups.
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End grain boards are the more expensive option of the two.
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The enhanced classes were no more expensive than the standard ones.
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One caveat: For $26, it's more expensive than our other picks.
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Surprisingly the Ryzen 7 competed well with the more expensive i9.
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Rising interest rates also make the cost of borrowing more expensive.
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The tech is more expensive and more prone to failing miserably.
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Apple also recently introduced more expensive iPad Pros and MacBook Airs.
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It doesn't help make up for a more expensive supply chain.
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I've also asked about startup valuations getting more expensive in France.
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Automakers also use more expensive high-strength aluminum and steel alloys.
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Apple hardware is generally more expensive so there's a cost premium
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Bonobos tech-infused garments are more expensive than its regular lines.
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Oh, and he wants to make the military even more expensive.
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Some of the more expensive brands are guilty of this, too.
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Ignatiy said gas, electricity and groceries were all getting more expensive.
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A handful of corridors are now more expensive on all transactions.
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Yes, The Sill is more expensive than many other plant shops.
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This, too, was one of the more expensive bottles at $20123.
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I've yet to feel the need for a more expensive option.
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Thus, a return to the table will only get more expensive.
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Those "are much more expensive with much higher interest," she says.
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Narrator: With Apple&aposs computers, these upgrades get even more expensive.
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That's far more expensive than some of TCL's most popular TVs.
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But, naturally, it's more expensive, with a starting price of $1,199.
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The deepening trade war will mean fewer and more expensive choices.
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That would make them more expensive for American consumers and manufacturers.
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For now, induction cooktops are generally more expensive than gas stoves.
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It also became more expensive to insure Tesla's bonds against default.
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Some critics loved this evolution, and the wines became more expensive.
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I bought a more expensive house twenty miles away for £165,000.
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He has had other, much more expensive challenges on his mind.
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Our brand-name drugs are much more expensive than other countries'.
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But it's also more expensive and difficult to produce at scale.
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The company's synthetic fuel would be more expensive than conventional gasoline.
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Riffault, too, makes a great series of more expensive, expressive Sancerres.
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Airlines capitalize on this with more expensive rates at those times.
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The program may also encourage providers to use more expensive drugs.
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These bullets are also lethal and accurate, though admittedly more expensive.
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Other good New Zealand pinot noirs tend to be more expensive.
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As such, Monitor B is $100 more expensive than its compatriot.
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A more expensive $3,100 plan includes another 12 higher-performing variants.
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But if you have a large collection, it'll be more expensive.
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The further into the jungle, the more expensive these goods get.
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It doesn't make more money if a drug is more expensive.
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Lately, stocks have become more expensive based on common valuation metrics.
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The XR is slightly less durable than its more expensive cousins.
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The more expensive G Stylus got more of Motorola's love here.
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Food from other lands — meat, cheese, wine — is more expensive, too.
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But gathering the data is much more expensive and time-consuming.
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Another, more expensive strategy, called "transformation schools," is getting faster results.
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Playing the Tesla-volatility game has become a lot more expensive.
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And some local coffee shops offer similar albeit more expensive options.
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Take a look inside the more expensive penthouse of the two.
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What's key: It's not just that imported stuff becomes more expensive.
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If the plans are more expensive, people get a bigger subsidy.
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Those sentiments come as AAA members are insuring more expensive trips.
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And if that's true, that means it should be more expensive.
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Color Factory's competitors are also setting up bigger, more expensive operations.
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"Information is much more expensive than matter," he wrote in 1976.
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Yeti coolers are similar, but better-constructed and way more expensive.
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"It's an energetically more expensive form of photosynthesis," Dr. Edwards said.
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They're more expensive than Panasonic's own brand of earbuds at $224.
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You can add local networks with a more expensive package, however.
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The longer you wait, the more expensive your coverage may be.
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In 23 US states, preschool is more expensive than college tuition.
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In 23 states, preschool is even more expensive than college tuition.
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The twist: CBN right now is 7X more expensive than CBD.
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And it makes American-made goods more expensive for overseas consumers.
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They are a bit more expensive, but he pays the difference.
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He added the virus could also make consumer goods more expensive.
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Trendy dessert stations can actually be more expensive than wedding cakes.
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They continue to build more expensive vehicles in the United States.
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The higher it goes, theoretically the more expensive the stock is.
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Hong Kong's property prices are definitely more expensive than in Macau.
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Other scooters aren't as nice to use or are more expensive.
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But does such a service really have to be more expensive?
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"Longer patents mean only one thing — more expensive drugs," Corbyn said.
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"Yadda yadda, more expensive and 'disruptive' tech, who cares," I thought.
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Right now, it looks much, much, much more expensive than alternatives.
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And urban space has become much more expensive — repelling growing families.
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Employers turn women away if they become more expensive than men.
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"It's going to make moving anything more expensive," said AlphaTanker's Wilson.
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The displays won't be as sharp as more expensive models, either.
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A stronger dollar has also made U.S. real-estate more expensive.
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Newly built homes are more expensive than they've ever been before.
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The more the lira weakens, the more expensive that debt becomes.
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Dollar General, though slightly more expensive, was the better bet overall.
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For companies, a weaker currency makes paying back debt more expensive.
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It looks like Uber rides just got a lot more expensive.
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Infrastructure projects often become more expensive as the details are decided.
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Could we soon forget about their more expensive crustacean cousins altogether?
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These are rarer, more difficult to find, and sometimes more expensive.
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This complicates recovery and makes healthcare more expensive for us all.
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Surprise medical bills have also grown more common and more expensive.
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That means insurance coverage for abortion, specifically, will be more expensive.
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The quicker it is, the more expensive and disruptive it is.
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All told, the study found that US mobile data pricing was four times more expensive than prices in many four-competitor European Union countries, and sixteen times more expensive than large, competitive four-competitor European markets.
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In the NTP, the Labour and Social Affairs Ministry has a target of reducing the cost of hiring a Saudi compared to a foreigner from being four times more expensive to only 2.8 times more expensive.
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Some advisors might financially benefit from recommending a slightly more expensive investment.
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Going to Everest can be more expensive than buying a new car.
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A strong dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The cameras we tested are more expensive, but they're also more versatile.
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New and used cars and medical care have also become more expensive.
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The ticket is 4 times more expensive than regular 2D movie tickets.
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But it is much bigger for a lot of more expensive units.
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They will probably end up with a little bit more expensive rations.
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Unlike more expensive gaming laptops, you can't adjust the keyboard's back light.
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New York made healthy foods more available; Chicago made soda more expensive.
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Then, the products were "30 to 40 percent more expensive," he said.
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Those fees could also contribute to more expensive barbecues for U.S. consumers.
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They are more expensive because they guarantee specific benefits, like maternity care.
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Biggs did not say which items will become more expensive at Walmart.
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The bra looks and feels like it should be much more expensive.
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Put simply, the more expensive Sonicare DiamondClean is a joy to use.
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Those barrels have gotten more expensive, however, because of the higher demand.
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Pickup truck buyers are increasingly opting for more expensive, more optioned trucks.
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Then it turned out that the youngest's tuition was far more expensive.
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Not only that, but various forces channel patients into more expensive drugs.
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DAVID FABER: Is it ending up being more expensive than you'd anticipated?
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A stronger dollar makes metals more expensive to buyers using other currencies.
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Some no longer accept more expensive cards, or impose credit-card minimums.
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Workers lost jobs, farmers lost customers and household items got more expensive.
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A stronger dollar makes metals more expensive for buyers with other currencies.
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They thus push more expensive producers off the grid, lowering wholesale prices.
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It is more expensive to freeze and ship it across an ocean.
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My ticket was more expensive, the first leg of a longer trip.
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In Houston, flood insurance is now far more expensive because of Harvey.
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Even as fewer people are buying phones, they keep getting more expensive.
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In fact, EpiPens have gotten even more expensive in the last year.
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The owner says his wares are 25% more expensive than last summer.
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A stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of non-U.
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Starbucks is about to get a tad more expensive for some Londoners.
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It might end up being more expensive than building a new bridge.
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They are a little more expensive and by a brand called Audeze.
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It's worth noting, however, that Samsung's phones are more expensive than Apple's.
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What would happen if your spouse's standard of living became more expensive?
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Apple TV doesn't yet support 4K, and Roku's options are more expensive.
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Blended whisky remains far more popular than generally more expensive single malts.
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Everything from iPhones, tractors and cars get more expensive for foreign buyers.
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Hydrogen and other low-carbon fuels are much more expensive than diesel.
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So the mandate's repeal leads to a smaller, more expensive insurance market.
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The most expensive iPhone will be even more expensive in other countries.
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Plenty of tipples will be made more expensive by the new floor.
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So it was 213.7x more expensive to send a package by air.
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And it's also gotten a lot more expensive to build new projects.
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The relatively strong dollar made U.S. goods more expensive overseas, hurting exports.
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BECAUSE WHEN THE DOLLAR IS STRONG, OUR GOODS ARE MORE EXPENSIVE OVERSEAS.
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The paper's thesis was that data access is more expensive than smartphones.
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Cigarettes are also cheap, even as other goods have become more expensive.
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Surely those kinds of places are making my neighborhood more expensive, right?
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The more volatile the market, the more expensive the options will be.
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Definitive Guide to College Attending college is more expensive than ever before.
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That's more expensive than the Whole Foods juice bar, by the way.
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That extra quality does come with a slightly more expensive receipt, however.
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The new MacBook Pro is also even more expensive than its predecessor.
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Whenever smartphones have grown more expensive, the iPhone has led the way.
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After all, Samsung needs some ways to distinguish the more expensive unit.
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This can quickly get a lot more expensive than the theoretical work.
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Less expensive money generally promotes growth, while more expensive money restricts it.
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And at $4.99, it's no more expensive than other fast-food fare.
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A few decades in the future, it will be considerably more expensive.
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They are more expensive than your average deodorant at $12 per stick.
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It feels like a much more expensive phone when I hold it.
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That would dent global oil supply and make gas even more expensive.
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A stronger greenback makes oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A higher reading for the index translates to more expensive VIX options.
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It's also gotten a lot more expensive to build those new projects.
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There will be more expensive options with LTE and 128GB of storage.
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Here are nine more expensive insurance policies taken out against body parts.
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Early abortions start around $500 and get more expensive as pregnancy progresses.
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Hospitals are very expensive and they keep getting more expensive, very quickly.
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Smaller stocks are less liquid and more expensive to manage, for example.
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But they are also more expensive than more traditional payment service providers.
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That makes a loan in dollars that much more expensive to repay.
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Alas, it was just that green ones were more expensive on Amazon.
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"The Arctic foundations are considerably more expensive in permafrost areas," said Streletskiy.
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A firmer dollar makes bullion more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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They're also a little more expensive at $200, but seriously, they're good.
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In fact, some drugs are even more expensive than their branded counterparts.
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The company's smartphones are more expensive, but still cheaper than its rivals.
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Otherwise, they would have to sue, which would be even more expensive.
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A stronger dollar makes commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The firm greenback makes oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Its starting price is $99 — $20 more expensive than the previous model.
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Instead, it makes them all much worse, and health care more expensive.
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That could make certain types of borrowing more expensive as banks retrenched.
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The FBI's new iPhone exploit may be more expensive than anyone suspected.
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And as chips get harder to make, fabs get ever more expensive.
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When there is surge pricing, you'll be quoted that more expensive fare.
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Imports from China suddenly become cheaper and their exports become more expensive.
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But "just buy the more expensive one" is a really crappy solution.
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Intel's 210-core processors cost at least double, with more expensive motherboards.
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Hillary Clinton wants to save it by making it even more expensive.
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Notifications, however, may only be available to owners of more expensive routers.
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The ACA's onerous and costly mandates have made health insurance more expensive.
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New York is more competitive, harder to live in, more expensive, etc.
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A strong franc makes Swiss exports more expensive and competing imports cheaper.
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While tariffs make things more expensive; they don't cut off supplies entirely.
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Meanwhile, interest rates are rising, albeit slowly, making car loans more expensive.
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You want to control prices, don't buy things that get more expensive.
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A strong dollar makes oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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AND IF BUSINESSES ARE BUYING THOSE GOODS, IT'S MORE EXPENSIVE FOR BUSINESS.
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"The more expensive the vehicle, the more quickly it depreciates," he said.
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Its premiums are expensive and are set to become even more expensive.
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As imports became more expensive, inflation started to rise, dampening household spending.
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The rouble's fall has stoked inflation, as imports have become more expensive.
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The S6 Edge was $100 more expensive with the same screen size.
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This hot tub is also way more expensive than a normal one.
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But sales of other, more expensive items, such as cosmetics, are dropping.
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Also, the robust currency makes U.S. goods and services more expensive overseas.
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They even bought more expensive homes despite earning less than single men.
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Burger King's taco is smaller, more expensive, and not nearly as tasty.
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The area was still 0.5 percent more expensive than in August 2016.
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But a carbon tax would make using these resources much more expensive.
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The longer it takes them to graduate, the more expensive it gets.
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A price to pay Cheap wine is about to get more expensive.
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Even in more expensive parts of the state, prices are extremely affordable.
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Outright repeal of the whole law would make healthcare even more expensive.
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Pros: Excellent printing and uniquely fine designsCons: On the more expensive side
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That's without taking into account that diesel maintenance is usually more expensive.
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How are the poor helped by making food and energy more expensive?
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"That loan is going to be more expensive next year," he said.
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Rents in cities across the US are more expensive than ever before.
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Swapping more expensive IMF loans for cheaper debt is also under discussion.
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In Seattle, markedly more expensive, the money was gone in 1960 days.
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They do note, however, that it is more expensive than deodorizing powders.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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Cars and gas are more expensive in Nicaragua than in the US.
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And the company's more experimental (and more expensive) offerings sell out quickly.
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I have the newer (and more expensive) Lumos Matrix and love it.
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However, it is a hybrid bed, which tends to run more expensive.
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Homes have become more expensive against both income and other consumer goods.
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OLED screens result in rich displays, but they are also more expensive.
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The company told customers rising programming fees make TV packages more expensive.
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On top of those purchasing costs, driving itself is getting more expensive.
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By some estimates, The Get Down was more expensive than The Crown.
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Despite these shortcomings, it's still more expensive than today's high-end smartphones.
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"This harvest is going to be a lot more expensive," he said.
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My patients often complain to me that eating better is more expensive.
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The more expensive variant with 12GB of RAM costs 4,200 yuan ($626).
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So that means your shoes, toys and iPhones could become more expensive.
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Especially if they're more expensive to start because of the sensor packages.
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Obese individuals have higher medical bills and are more expensive to manage.
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At $36, it was more expensive than anything else on the menu.
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"This is going to be more expensive than the tickets," I joked.
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Although the Range Rover Autobiography starts at a much more expensive $140,000.
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And just like the national programming deals, they keep getting more expensive.
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They look to buy mezcal from us, even when it's more expensive.
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But making mortgages more expensive for people will not necessarily be popular.
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But that requires constructing more expensive, destructive runways on the frozen landscape.
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And I think, quite frankly, it will make higher education more expensive.
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The sturdy dollar makes the company's products more expensive in overseas markets.
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But those manufacturers concede that their products are more expensive than HFCs.
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The dollar rose, making oil more expensive for countries using other currencies.
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A Tesla pickup will be more expensive than its internal combustion counterparts.
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A stronger dollar makes our exports more expensive and our imports cheaper.
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Living in New developments are making the area denser and more expensive.
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New tariffs in July have also made imported pet food more expensive.
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New York City's most expensive transit project just keeps getting more expensive.
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Long-term care at home is often much more expensive, McClanahan said.
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In backwardation, the prompt-month contract is more expensive than subsequent months.
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The simple answer is that goods containing metals will become more expensive.
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And the better it is, the more expensive it is to run.
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Elsewhere in Europe, cork can be slightly more expensive, depending on use.
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So Downing's $2.7 million house is just slightly more expensive than average.
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They are produced only in years deemed exceptional, and are more expensive.
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Those studies are way more expensive and take a lot more time.
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But these products are more expensive than the commodity versions traded globally.
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When the lira loses value, imported goods become more expensive, feeding inflation.
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Strawberries actually got more expensive on our second trip — by 24 cents.
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Even excluding proteins, it's almost 10 percent more expensive, Morgan Stanley wrote.
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"When we start building hardware, it becomes more expensive," Mr. Bridenstine said.
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Next year, though, those products will almost certainly grow noticeably more expensive.
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It has become harder, and more expensive, to produce evermore sophisticated chips.
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Plus, when it comes to streaming, some are more expensive than others.
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We're only 10 minutes away, but at a much more expensive condo.
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When this happens, businesses can find it more expensive to expand operations.
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Of course, the cups will be more expensive than the standard Solo.
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The necessary components are more expensive than Bluetooth or BLE, for one.
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Patching also fails in more expensive devices, and can be quite dangerous.
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The other two are different; more expensive but with more to offer.
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Both tariffs and a weaker currency have made imported goods more expensive.
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Organic cotton can also be much more expensive and difficult to find.
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More insurers may drop out for 2018, making insurance plans more expensive.
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Obviously it can be much more expensive at the white-tablecloth restaurants.
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The screen wasn't as nice as the ones on more expensive models.
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Either way, it could make some automobiles more expensive for consumers too.
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First, this law would make it more expensive and risky to relocate.
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Though prices start at a few dollars, some options are more expensive.
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Education is becoming more expensive, and college is not necessary for success.
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Slightly more expensive gold and silver-plated rope options are also available.
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A strong dollar makes oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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"It's already more expensive to manufacture in the U.S.," Ms. Menelli said.
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But college is getting more and more expensive in the United States.
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As I enter my 2000s, my tastes have gotten markedly more expensive.
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There are cities in Austria that are much more expensive than Vienna.
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A firmer dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The vibe in the cockpit appears a full grade more expensive now.
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For more expensive pieces, I sometimes mull them over for a year.
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A stronger dollar makes oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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In contrast, competitors focused on selling more expensive pantyhose at department stores.
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A stronger euro makes the bloc's exports more expensive in other countries.
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So much so that we actually prefer them over more expensive options.
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If you have space, they're great, but they're also usually more expensive.
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Kim: Which means it's now more expensive to produce motorcycles in America.
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Meanwhile, more expensive store credit cards hover around 30% for all borrowers.
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Education costs are out of control and are only getting more expensive.
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The company's smartphones are more expensive, but still cheaper than many rivals.
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Electronics and accessories can also be drastically more expensive inside the airport.
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West Virginia drivers will see their insurance get more expensive in 2020.
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The document said these influencers are more expensive to hire than photographers.
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This will probably make its products more expensive for U.S telecom carriers.
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As more people shop, they are also shopping for more expensive items.
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Individuals could buy more expensive plans but would bear the excess cost.
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However, it also makes U.S.-produced goods more expensive in global markets.
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As imports became more expensive, inflation started to rise, curbing household spending.
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Higher interest rates make mortgages more expensive and thus squeeze household incomes.
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Traditionally, that means more expensive, power-hungry phones than an integrated solution.
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Low-cost thinking extends to the limited use of more expensive metals.
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One risk facing US stocks is that they've suddenly become more expensive.
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New York (CNN Business)Hershey's chocolate is about to get more expensive.
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Some of the ingredients might be a little more expensive next year.
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Women's gyms are licensed as "health centres", making them much more expensive.
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Car prices are going up, and people are buying more expensive models.
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A stronger dollar makes metals more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Anjali Mahto: More expensive doesn&apost necessarily mean better or more effective.
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Blade-sharpening is more expensive at Westside than at most pro shops.
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It has rolled out fancier and more expensive razors every few years.
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Climate change makes these storms more powerful, more damaging and more expensive.
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Ratings downgrades can make it more expensive for companies to borrow money.
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The downside is that iPhones also become more expensive, at least upfront.
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The new system will make even smaller-engine luxury cars more expensive.
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The tariffs on US items make them more expensive to Chinese customers.
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Either way, it could make some automobiles more expensive for consumers, too.
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The consequence of this is that they are also getting more expensive.
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Car companies are selling more SUVs, which are more expensive than sedans.
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He didn't name specific portfolios but said apartments were becoming more expensive.
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New York City's metro area was about 22% more expensive than average.
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Raspberry Pi is more expensive, but it can achieve more complex tasks.
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So what's the "evidence" that expansion hasn't been more expensive than expected?
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The Vespa, when it's damaged, is much, much more expensive to fix.
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The challenge turned out to be much harder and much more expensive.
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I think one of the things ... Yes, the Times is more expensive.
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Rebuilding a system, meanwhile, is typically more expensive and can take months.
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South Beach is considerably more expensive than Wynwood, even by today's market.
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But a wider spread makes it more expensive to deal in pounds.
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Why people are buying more expensive smartphones than they have in years.
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Yet it was much more expensive to buy into an established success.
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It was much more expensive, but it rivals anything you'd see today.
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"Yes, our coffee fabric is more expensive than regular [textiles]," Wang says.
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Like many more expensive label makers, it features a full QWERTY keyboard.
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Tuition is getting more expensive The contest comes at an opportune time: Tuition is more expensive than ever, averaging around $19,400 for public universities and $41,500 for private universities per year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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The more expensive Apple products come as the Cupertino company stated to the US Trade Representative last month that proposed tariffs by the Trump administration will make Apple products — including the Apple Watch, AirPods, and chargers — even more expensive.
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"Cars are more expensive, and if cars are more expensive, people buy fewer new cars," EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wherum told reporters Thursday, explaining that people are driving older cars as opposed to new "cleaner" and more efficient vehicles.
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And video ads are usually more expensive, which means more revenue for Facebook.
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Manhattan apartments are more expensive than ever, according to new real estate reports.
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Some businesses had even begun hoarding panels in case they became more expensive.
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Skullcandy sells wireless headphones and earbuds, too, but those are slightly more expensive.
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The Depict has 4K resolution, granted it's much more expensive than Meural's options.
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Unsurprisingly, these vegan-friendly snacks were more expensive than my regular go-to's.
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"Everything is more expensive when sharing the burden with less people," said Goldstein.
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But since interest rates are going up, borrowing money is becoming more expensive.
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It has also firmed up its revenue structure with more expensive pricing plans.
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For most people, this is more expensive than the nicest gym in town.
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"If you blacklist numbers, you can make the scam more expensive," Nikiforakis says.
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O) at 19 times earnings and only slightly more expensive that IBM (IBM.
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Instant grains, and even canned beans, are more expensive than the dried option.
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It's certainly more expensive than its peers with prices starting around £260,22.9 ($2274,2390).
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It just got considerably more expensive to be an immigrant seeking U.S. naturalization.
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If you take a more expensive ride, you have to pay the difference.
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The airline has found new ways to upsell travelers on more expensive seats.
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We asked Rebeat's Loibl if these records would be more expensive for consumers.
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A lot of money has been spent, and money is getting more expensive.
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Larger, more expensive twin-aisle planes are likely to be most at risk.
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But bringing in new technology, there's no way around it: it's more expensive.
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But you should start getting used to the idea of more expensive iPhones.
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Both vehicle models are older and more expensive than the newer Model 2500.
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This typically means using more expensive fossil fuels like diesel and fuel oil.
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But receipts at service stations increased 1.8%, likely boosted by more expensive gasoline.
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But the effects of more expensive oil may vary from retailer to retailer.
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Just remember to cancel before your discounted service gets a lot more expensive.
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"In the meantime, it is getting more expensive to raise cattle," he said.
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That might be because raising kids is more expensive than it's ever been.
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It's worth noting that petrol costs are also way more expensive in Europe.
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A weaker yuan, meanwhile, makes dollar-priced metals more expensive for Chinese buyers.
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The case for communication satellites, which are much more expensive, is weaker still.
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Either way, it's more expensive than the full package for the Tab S3.
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Lucid also expects to sell more expensive 315- and 400-mile range versions.
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But on the downside, they drugs are more expensive than some other treatments.
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Cardholders could be tempted to move to Amex's more expensive cards, Kheel added.
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On the other hand, these upgrades will make the Cosmos much more expensive.
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Plus, LOLA's boxes aren't any more expensive than those bought in the store.
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A stronger franc makes the country's products more expensive and hurts companies' profitability.
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The NES30 is the more expensive option, but it's easily the better choice.
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As the Prime program covers more goods, it's getting more expensive for Amazon.
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But it doesn't just have a more expensive price tag ($999 to $1,150).
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All of these precautions add up, making development more expensive and time-consuming.
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And yet, for 2100 years, the government has gotten bigger and more expensive.
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Seven years later, all-you-can-eat restaurants haven't gotten much more expensive.
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The more they vary, the more expensive software is required to regulate them.
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Energy experts say adding new nuclear is more expensive than other power options.
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It has become more expensive, but it is a gem within the region.
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Earning a college diploma is more expensive than ever, even at public universities.
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His prosthetics grew more expensive, about $50,000 every year, per leg, he said.
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Of course, the Bamboo Folio is a little more expensive than the Slate.
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And that matters because sustainable fashion can be more expensive than fast fashion.
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Cocoa itself has become more expensive in recent years, at least in Europe.
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A stronger yen hurts Japan's economy by making its exported goods more expensive.
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Usually, removing material from a product to lighten it makes it more expensive.
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That's significantly more expensive than Amazon's Echo devices, Google Home, and Apple's HomePod.
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The smarter the bots, and the more believable, the more expensive they are.
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Each time components in a chip shrink, manufacturing gets fiddlier and more expensive.
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And 5G networks will anyway be more expensive to build than their forebears.
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Mortgage rates also have been ticking up, making a home purchase more expensive.
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Both new phones are slightly more expensive than last year's entry-level models.
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Treatment is more expensive than lasers and other thermal devices in everyday use.
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DirecTV Now is a slightly more expensive option, starting at $40 per month.
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I CAN'T CONTROL – SULLIVAN: SO IT WOULD BE MORE EXPENSIVE AT THE END.
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But the perfect Eero set up might be even more expensive than $500.
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On top of this... Even ignoring longevity, paying pensions has become more expensive.
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Meanwhile, a simple movie ticket is more expensive than a Netflix monthly subscription.
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Biodegradable alternatives can also be more expensive and harm those with food allergies.
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BECKY QUICK: Raise rates, even if -- is it more expensive in this respect?
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If you want more bells and whistles, look at other more expensive models.
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Obviously the more expensive the tech, the more cautious you want to be.
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They're better than EarPods, but not as clean as more expensive wired headphones.
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Meanwhile, a Fire TV Stick 4K is only slightly more expensive at $50.
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Yet it's more expensive than smaller desktop amps with a similar power rating.
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Digital video chips "are one of the more expensive components" in a camera.
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Pei explains that this approach makes the phone thicker and, understandably, more expensive.
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There are a few reasons why Apple would make a more expensive iPad .
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Bitcoin, on the other hand, got more expensive and slower in conducting transactions.
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But in the process they made bread more expensive and hunger more widespread.
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The Roku Premiere+ or the more expensive Ultra are what you should buy.
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Meat, fish and dairy products were 2.2 percent more expensive than in December.
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Higher rates, in theory, should support the rouble by making borrowing more expensive.
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But as more people join the middle class, labor is getting more expensive.
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A stronger dollar would, however, make U.S. goods more expensive for foreign buyers.
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Jack explores the strategy around selling EVs in a slightly more expensive world.
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All that is getting exacerbated, and Vancouver is becoming more and more expensive.
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Orbi is more expensive than other routers but Netgear made sure it works.
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Borrowing would become more expensive for this country, and our economy would suffer.
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Higher prices and more expensive loans could weigh on consumer demand, analysts said.
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That means your coverage could be a lot more expensive than theirs is.
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The more expensive one was an Apollo-style mission sending humans to Mars.
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Because it covers more, Sanders' system would presumably be more expensive than Canada's.
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Why do you want one of these instead of the more expensive options?
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"It has gotten more expensive, no question about that," Iqalukjuak tells VICE News.
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When the dollar rises, crude becomes more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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BUT THEY'RE MORE EXPENSIVE, A BIT MORE COMPLICATED AND THERE'S A LEARNING CURVE.
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So now the products on the market are more expensive and lower quality.
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A liter of water is still more expensive than a liter of fuel.
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"We don't think there's stress, but it's more expensive" to borrow, Granet said.
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The net result is simply to make everything more expensive for no reason.
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A strong franc makes Swiss products more expensive abroad and competing imports cheaper.
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Rising interest rates means borrowing money to buy another company is more expensive.
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College costs are already out of control and are only getting more expensive.
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In these cases, businesses could find it more expensive to expand their operations.
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U.S. stocks have outperformed for years and are a good deal more expensive.
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A stronger dollar also makes metals more expensive for buyers with other currencies.
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The more expensive Oculus consumer model is set to launch later this year.
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Samsung includes most of the cameras you get on the more expensive models.
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Kindles are another story, they're more expensive and go on sale less often.
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Yeezy footwear just got a lot more expensive for NFL athlete DeAndre Hopkins.
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Doing nothing will be far more expensive than making an upfront investment now.
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A strong greenback typically makes oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Now my PC feels like the slightly better and significantly more expensive option.
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Also, female passengers were taken on longer, more expensive routes than male passengers.
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And lately, she says, she's watched the plans get more and more expensive.
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For a budget brand, Allswell mattresses feel way more expensive than they are.
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He had more expensive gear than I would have been able to afford.
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The acquisition of sports content is becoming more expensive, affecting Walt Disney's ESPN.
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Controversially, it also began firing experienced employees, who are more expensive to retain.
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That's 75 times more expensive than the Hamptons' median asking price of $1,995,000.
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Homes were slightly more expensive in Italy's Ollolai comune — but not by much.
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And second, it made visiting the continent more expensive for Brits, tempering demand.
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This made insurance cheaper for sicker people but more expensive for healthier people.
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It would make debts denominated in dollars — not bolívars — more expensive to repay.
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Unsurprisingly, students from states where college is more expensive tend to borrow more.
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That comes to $2200 and $2350, which is more expensive than through Samsung.
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A strong franc hurts Switzerland's exporters by making their products more expensive abroad.
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Its trips will be more expensive and last longer than Blue Origin's, though ...
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Some factories were also firing more expensive workers on trivial grounds, she added.
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As a general rule, life insurance gets more expensive as you get older.
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This coat has been compared to the more expensive options from Canada Goose.
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Access to advanced education is both more important and more expensive than ever.
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This means that colleges and universities aren't just more expensive for the consumer.
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The cost to buy a home is more expensive than it's ever been.
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Jailing someone is about five times more expensive than 24-hour GPS monitoring.
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Overall, that made June a more expensive month at $755.86 in lodging spend.
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Priced at $249, the Nest thermostat was far more expensive than traditional models.
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Here are 5 examples that prove it's more expensive to be plus-sized.
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Not always but most of the time, especially at the more expensive places.
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"Even the more expensive lingerie has become seamless, transparent and understated," shes says.
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More travelers are packing airplanes, but it's getting more expensive to fly them.
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This makes sense when you consider how much more expensive college has become.
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So, the obvious question arises: Why are they more expensive here at home?
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The restaurant also offers a more expensive six-course menu for €220 ($240).
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The family vacation just became more expensive with minimal, if any, increased security.
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More expensive software might give you frills that you consider unnecessary or distracting.
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If she had a job, child care was more expensive than her wages.
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Two other less common and more expensive options are latex mattresses and airbeds.
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Nearby and similar in size, this San Jose home is much more expensive.
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Accordingly, the new model will likely be more expensive than Apple's wireless earbuds.
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It's not the refugees who are to blame for apartments getting more expensive.
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The OET is more expensive, however, making it unattractive for low paid nurses.
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Stretched senior loans sit between senior loans and racier, more expensive unitranche loans.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "It looks exactly like the more expensive versions!!
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"It's not more expensive because it's a different type of hair," she clarifies.
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The true costs of 2017's disasters could also be even more expensive.
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Once those patients have been treated, handling remaining cases will be more expensive.
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It's faster than the egg-based method, but it's more expensive to make.
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That also makes them more expensive to buy at the community's northern store.
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But there are plenty of generic options of more expensive organic eats, too.
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A higher U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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And chances are the more expensive brand isn't better than the cheaper ones.
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So more expensive modifications are often used by people with higher socioeconomic statuses.
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Compared to other ready-to-drink protein supplements, Aloha is much more expensive.
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Whole life policies, however, are much more expensive per month than term policies.
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A stronger greenback typically makes dollar-priced gold more expensive for non-U.
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Indeed, Tesla has been prioritizing the production of more expensive Model 3 versions.
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Homes are nearly 40% more expensive than they were 40-plus years ago.
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"We needed closure of more expensive capacity and that didn't happen," Shah said.
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The iPhone 11 Pro is more expensive than the iPhone XS currently is.
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Other treatments, especially those that use the health care system, are more expensive.
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"Parents are realizing they just can't afford that more expensive college," he said.
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That matters because of the ability to self-fund ever more expensive campaigns.
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Lower rates are also good for companies looking to refinance more expensive debt.
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"A couple days ago, it was more expensive here than Sweden," she said.
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They are intended to make the procedure more expensive or harder to access.
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It's becoming more and more expensive for all of these different cable packages.
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Obamacare's insurance markets have, in turn, become increasingly less competitive and more expensive.
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Higher bond yields can make stocks look more expensive, prompting investors to sell.
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Higher rates diminish speculation that can end badly by making credit more expensive.
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"People aren't making more money, and college is objectively more expensive," Minhaj says.
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So a more expensive car seat does not necessarily indicate a safer ride.
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Technical books, which tend to be more expensive than fiction, are frequent victims.
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These drinks are typically more expensive, and their markets are still much smaller.
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The soaring cost of dollars has in turn made imports even more expensive.
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As expected, some features didn't make the jump from the more expensive version.
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As expected, some features didn't make the jump from the more expensive version.
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This year's three top phones are all more expensive than last year's models.
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Severing links could easily make it more expensive to import or ship goods.
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The biggest proposed takeover of 20.8 so far may get even more expensive.
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U.S. consumer prices increased slightly last month, driven higher by more expensive food.
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Now the borrowed money was more expensive to pay back, and defaults climbed.
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There are also more expensive options with more storage (256GB, 512GB and 1TB).
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The dollar also rose, making gold more expensive for investors holding other currencies.
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A weaker yuan may make U.S.-priced metals more expensive for Chinese buyers.
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American manufacturing activity is slowing as rising tariffs have made materials more expensive.
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However, these tend to be more expensive and not as convenient to use.
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"New York has gotten in that time so prohibitively more expensive," she said.
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Its main camera is the same as the more expensive Galaxy S10 phones.
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More expensive tests appeared in the control group for some reason as well.
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Starbucks opening means things are getting blander, more expensive, and probably more white.
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Transparency will make health-care more expensive, not less is what they contend.
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Although they're more expensive than other sheets, they're a luxury that's worth it.
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"It&aposs generally going to be more expensive than people think," he says.
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Life insurance will only get more expensive the longer you put it off.
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Typically, Tesla's cars get better performance and range as they get more expensive.
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At $129, it&aposs more expensive than many of its third-party rivals.
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That underpinned the dollar, making metals more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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At a more expensive place, you would also spend more for the wine.
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His preference, assuming he can find them, is to buy more expensive opioids.
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Taxis are more expensive, and the Uber app is more convenient, she said.
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Why do you guys make it more expensive to own your stupid phone?!
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On the road, the Telluride feels like $20,2603 more expensive than it is.
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So this card might be an attractive alternative to its more expensive brethren.
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A weaker pound makes British exports cheaper, while making imported items more expensive.
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A weaker pound makes British exports cheaper, while making imported items more expensive.
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"The more guests, the more expensive a wedding will be anywhere," Courtney says.
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Aflalo wants to break down the notion that sustainability is inherently more expensive.
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A strong dollar also makes American-made goods more expensive to foreign buyers.
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Mortgage rates had been rising through much of 2018, making housing more expensive.
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Using fire-resistant materials was more expensive, a cost that industry advocates opposed.
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That's because debt will only get more expensive as interest rates keep climbing.
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Like Tesla, though, Polestar will produce more expensive versions of its car first.
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Finally, there are the far more expensive options custom created for entire homes.
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Moreover, compliance is more expensive than it should be for companies and firms.
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Carrying a balance on your credit card is about to get more expensive.
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The gist: it's more expensive to talk to people who disagree with you.
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Groceries are more expensive in Albuquerque, and if you travel, flights cost more.
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From cars to vegetables, goods in the U.S. would become far more expensive.
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Between the two kinds of interest rate increases, loans will become more expensive.
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However, even the smartest among us make mistakes, some more expensive than others.
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The burgeoning middle class is also gaining an appetite for more expensive drinks.
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This will lead to more emergency room visits and more expensive care overall.
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Mahto: Budget products can be equally as effective as their more expensive counterparts.
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If flights become more expensive, that will be a hardship on frequent flyer.
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Electricity tends to be cheaper at night and more expensive in the summer.
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It would have been more expensive to issue a straight five-year deal.
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"I think it's a great place to buy more expensive wine," he said.
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If Trump terminates NAFTA, it could make the price of avocados more expensive.
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Sales of more expensive widebodies such as the 777 and 787 remain sluggish.
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Education costs are already out of control and are only getting more expensive.
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The agent tells him that his visa has proved more expensive than expected.
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Allowing the companies to fail would have been far more expensive for taxpayers.
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For Facebook and Twitter you might need a slightly more expensive deluxe plan.
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That means a hit to Americans' wealth and more expensive capital for businesses.
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As the rial falls, it makes purchasing the material from abroad more expensive.
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"We're building more things that are more expensive" in "risky places," he said.
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That would be from the less to more expensive end of my staples.
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The rally has come as earnings projections have weakened, making valuations more expensive.
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However, many of them live on the more expensive end of the spectrum.
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And even when gas was more expensive, the EV market wasn't that strong.
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It's worth noting that steep alcohol taxes makes drinking more expensive in Singapore compared with countries like the U.S. and with each glass beginning at S$9, it's still more expensive by volume than getting a store-bought bottle of wine.
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But at the end of the day, even if you're not buying Apple's newest phones this year, it just became more expensive to fix your broken screens, and more expensive to buy an extended warranty that will make it cheaper.
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Basing a supply chain in the US is more expensive than moving it — or, more likely, much more expensive than moving it back from — abroad, thanks to our rules and regulations and unions and minimum wage and child labor laws.
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In fact, forcing banks to reduce their leverage by holding more expensive equity capital relative to their assets may have the perverse effect of incentivizing some banks to take more risk in order to pay for that more expensive capital.
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Cost-of-living index: 96.56Local purchasing power: 116.73Expatistan reports that the cost of living in Luxembourg is more expensive than in 81% of the cities in Western Europe, in addition to being more expensive than 85% of cities around the word.
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But climate economists at the World Resources Institute found that because the plan "offers states considerable flexibility in how to achieve" emission reductions, firms like NERA can cherrypick more-expensive routes to enact those reductions, making the plan look more expensive.
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They say the higher assessment from the federal exchange could make premiums more expensive.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated crude more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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Funerals are even more expensive and can cost well over 493 million yen ($8,500).
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It is more expensive than pork or chicken, but is affordable for many people.
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And it's just a smidgen more expensive than a ream of non-recycled paper.
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And it's just a smidgen more expensive than a ream of non-recycled paper.
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That's way below its competition and kind of embarrassing when they're also more expensive.
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So yes, there are some advantages to owning the bigger, more expensive Mavic Pro.
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At $190, without included controllers, it's considerably more expensive than the SNES Classic Edition.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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A firmer dollar, which makes the metal more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Making its phones more expensive while adding nothing exciting is certainly not helping matters.
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Prices will go up, the pound will go down, holidays will be more expensive.
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Higher interest rates typically depress home values by making monthly mortgage payments more expensive.
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And, Levi's 501 women's jeans are on 46% more expensive than the men's version.
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Yet the device ended up being less modular and more expensive than anyone wanted.
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But calling cellphones as well as landlines has grown more expensive and more difficult.
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They found: Buying health insurance on the individual market would be way more expensive.
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In 1978, the price of silver suddenly increased 10,000%, making films much more expensive.
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A strong dollar makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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The increase is largely due in part to Apple's introduction of more expensive iPhones.
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That would force drillers to put oil on rail cars — a more expensive option.
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U.S. multinationals will also find it more expensive to convert foreign earnings to dollars.
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When it raises rates, lending gets more expensive, which can slow down the economy.
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High-end set-top boxes usually have ethernet ports, but those are more expensive.
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" Amazon user Cherylita writes: "I bought a new (tad more expensive) pot/pan set.
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From the outside, both the C530 Cube and more expensive C730 look the same.
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So don't expect this phone to age as well as more expensive premium devices.
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"Pushing out the coins was harder and more expensive than I thought," he explained.
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However, the big question is: How these compare to more expensive designs like Apple's?
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She would pay for the more expensive stuff, she says, with her wealth tax.
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The more you've borrowed, the more expensive paying only the minimum can be, too.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates, making it more expensive to borrow money.
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A more expensive model with more memory, dubbed the Atari VCS 800, costs $279.99.
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That childhood taste for 7UP could be about to get a lot more expensive.
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Cars jostle for cheaper roadside spots, leaving more expensive ones beneath office buildings underused.
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But some fear certain crops will become scarcer and more expensive as a result.
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Everything is more expensive in the big cities, including (if not especially) children's activities.
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Tidal lagoon power is currently much more expensive than either nuclear or offshore wind.
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A firmer U.S. currency also makes American-made goods and services more expensive overseas.
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The deluxe Big Mac index has typically made rich-world currencies look more expensive.
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The remaining 80 percent of more expensive options saw net outflows of $478 billion.
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Due to their complex designs, sectionals tend to be more expensive than regular sofas.
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When capital is a constraint and funding is more expensive, bank bosses behave differently.
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As rockets grow in size, they become more complex and more expensive to launch.
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In either case, if a drug is more expensive, the doctor is reimbursed more.
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Those who want to do more can do so by purchasing more expensive tickets.
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You can train Special Ops to be E.O.D., which is a lot more expensive.
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Starbucks' products are more expensive in South Africa than similar items at local chains.
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Trips get more expensive if you go more than 10 km on the train.
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" And she's still "scared to leave and move into a bigger, more expensive place.
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Exporting requires importing of supplies and other materials, and these are now more expensive.
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In general, meat at Trader Joe's can be a bit more expensive than competitors.
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So, gas, basic kitchen supplies, and the limited clothing available are also more expensive.
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Like the cap itself, the number of permits decline over time, becoming more expensive.
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If so, Uber's IPO will likely mean more expensive rides in the near future.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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That's up almost $120 from a year ago, or roughly 20 percent more expensive.
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And one city made sugary beverages more expensive so people would drink less soda.
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To them, it makes sense that driving should be more expensive because it pollutes.
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Partly as a result, moving goods along American roads has become much more expensive.
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A subsidy war would, however, be more expensive for Uber given its ride volume.
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Opening weekend records are forever beatable because movies inherently get more expensive over time.
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We know it's more expensive but we're gonna stay old-school on this one.
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They were also more expensive than the many postwar buildings farther east in Yorkville.
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The mutual fund options included retail shares, which are more expensive than institutional shares.
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Hiring a nanny is a lot more convenient, but usually a lot more expensive.
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In general, Pilates reformer classes tend to be much more expensive than mat classes.
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Of course, when it comes to sex toys, "better" usually also means more expensive.
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The Motorola One, the more expensive of the two, has the most glaring issues.
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It's a bit disappointing that "limited edition" also means more expensive in this case.
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It's focused on the effects, on a small scale, of making fraud more expensive.
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Additionally, the iMac 4K and 5K are both now £300 more expensive to buy.
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It is, as my friend Dillo put it, more expensive than a crack habit.
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