Snacks and drinks are among the most overpriced items at airports.
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The currencies that looked most overpriced a year ago have already plummeted.
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Not surprisingly, coastal California tops the list of the country's most overpriced places.
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" Fisher called the Japanese 30-year bond "maybe the most overpriced security on the face of the Earth.
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Whether those gains will last, however, is a matter of debate, with Fitch Ratings recently describing the metro area as the most overpriced market in the country.
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Maybe you awoke in the curtained-off cardboard box you pay $1,300 a month to inhabit in someone's living room in New York's most overpriced neighborhood du jour.
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Australian capital city homes are considered among the most overpriced in the world, and the Federal Government announced penalties for foreigners who breach existing rules that restrict them to buying new homes only.
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As a veteran executive at Castlight, Doyle has experienced his fair share of ups and downs — at its lowest point, his company was referred to as the most overpriced IPO of the century.
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It also seems ironic that you would complain about the expenses involved in building a PC, then recommend Apple products which are by and large some of the most overpriced electronics on the entire market.
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It's hard to imagine that pizza could ever be a bad choice, but Helton told Insider that Margherita pies are "a total rip-off," and are often one of the most overpriced items on any restaurant menu.
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If built, this tunnel will go down in history as one of the most overpriced transportation projects in history, right up there with the "Bridge to Nowhere" in Alaska and the $60 trillion high-speed train in California that no one will ride.
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It may be the most overpriced food retailer in the UK—barring Harrods, which is so posh that there is literally a gold statue of Princess Diana in its basement—but like a true millennial I was attracted to it by the empty promises of capitalism.
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The city council approved the zoning change on June 5, 1947, but by June 26, 1947 NABISCO abandoned the project, building a plant at the northern edge of the Piedmont neighborhood on Columbia Boulevard. The plant was completed in August 1950. The NE 60th Ave station on the Blue Line and Red Line of the MAX light rail system is on the boundary (Interstate 84) with the Center neighborhood. In July 2008, Forbes magazine named Rose City Park the ninth most overpriced neighborhood in the country.
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In 2014, the restaurant held a "Certificate of Excellence" on TripAdvisor, awarded to leading dining establishments based on a strict ratings system. Since December 2015 restaurant has reopened as Savini at Criterion serving an all day classical Milanese menu. Jay Rayner from The Observer has reviewed Savini as depressing and unnecessary citing "clumsy cooking" and "the ludicrous prices" attributing dessert as a "contender for both worst and most overpriced dessert in London". Tanya Gold for The Spectator described Savini's food as dull and too ordinary noting as if "serving expensive Italian food is not its real — or rather, primary — purpose, which is more likely communing with dead pastry chefs" and "only seven tables are occupied in a sea of tables".
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The company creates and assembles each game pack by hand, with most games only being made in runs of up to 5,000 copies. Cheapass Games and James Ernest have won several awards for game design including the 2002 Origins Award for best play-by-mail game (Button Men Web Game), the 2002 Origins Vanguard Award (Diceland), the 1997 Origins Award for best abstract board game (Kill Doctor Lucky), and the 1997 Origins Award for best traditional card game (Give Me the Brain). Cheapass' game Pennywise was awarded the parodic 2003 "Spud des Jahres" award for most overpriced game by the website Spielboy (see Spiel des Jahres). In 2004, the indie band Beatnik Turtle released The Cheapass Album, an album inspired by games from Cheapass Games.
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