But all those newcomers have put home prices out of reach for many folks.
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Even fully equipped, the Sherp still prices out at less than $100,000 (with trailer!).
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"Very, very expensive prices out of the origins," said Rodrigo Costa, director of trading at Comexim USA.
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We work hard to find the best prices out there and match them for all customers every day.
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In her book, Berry follows slaves through their life cycles and prices out their financial contribution to slaveholders.
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Even if patients aren't paying these prices out of pocket, we all pay for inflated costs via higher premiums.
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But the arrangement leaves the uninsured — those least able to pay — paying sky-high sticker prices out of pocket.
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The problem with pricing in the Premier League and its impact on atmosphere isn't just about who it prices out.
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That plucked oil prices out of the $250-to-$250-per-barrel range, where they had fallen one week earlier.
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Both Boeing and its airline customers have taken pains to keep these options, and prices, out of the public eye.
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That's sparked rising resentment among Aussie citizens, who've blamed foreigners for pushing property prices out of the reach of local workers.
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Acquiring more hospitals builds up a bigger revenue base and creates more leverage to milk higher prices out of commercial health insurers.
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There are some very high prices out there for unfortunately a concentrated handful of stocks," Meeks said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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ET. Today's U.S. economic reports largely center around the housing market, with the government's April assessment of home prices out at 9 a.m.
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Once inflation targets are reached, they will have to begin winding down purchases of sovereign debt or risk pushing prices out of control.
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And once these tech giants drive competitors who can't match their prices out of business, "prices are sure to go up," he claimed.
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Choosing the best car insurance can be overwhelming: There are so many options, and there are a lot of different average prices out there.
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A main concern is that internet providers will create a tiered system that prices out competition and providers faster service to only those that can afford it.
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Few expected the two nations' output to rebound so quickly, and it could scupper OPEC's plans to lift oil prices out of a nearly three-year-long slump.
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Traders who sell imported sanitary products need foreign currency and a handsome margin to turn enough profit from their business, pushing prices out of the reach of many locals.
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What's more, restrictive zoning laws in cities like San Francisco and San Jose have put home prices out of reach for people of upper-middle, middle, and lower income.
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The shortfall has increased homelessness, pushed rents above the "Celtic Tiger" economy peak of a decade ago and put rising house prices out of the reach of many prospective buyers.
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Many Vancouverites blame foreign buyers, mostly from mainland China, for pushing housing prices out of reach of local residents, though there is little official data available to back up the anecdotal claims.
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Huge metro areas like Los Angeles; San Francisco; and Washington, D.C., have plenty of job listings for recent grads, but the rental market in each of those areas prices out many candidates.
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For example, the core PCE deflator, which strips food and energy prices out of the headline, has consistently run 2628 to 28500 basis points per annum below the core consumer price index.
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Without realizing how these cycles repeat, many investors find themselves buying stocks at their most expensive on market confidence and selling stocks at their lowest prices out of fear the market will fall farther.
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Although the housing market has shown signs of cooling since the vote to leave the EU, a chronic shortage of properties keeps prices out of the reach of many young and low-income Britons.
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The hinterlands are also filled with people who might want to move to wealthier regions (or who used to live there) but can't because an immigrants-and-professionals ecosystem effectively prices out the middle class.
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CVS also recently announced it would devise employer drug plans that don't include drugs with prices out of line with their effectiveness — something more common in other countries but unheard-of in the United States.
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"The petroleum markets are mixed in light-volume trade amid a general wait for fresh fundamental news that might push prices out of their established ranges," Tim Evans, an energy futures specialist at Citi Futures, said in a note.
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Saffron is considered to be the world's most expensive spice—a pound can cost more than $1,500—and the sanctions that took Iranian saffron largely off the plates of many Western countries certainly didn't help keep prices out of the stratosphere.
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With property prices out of reach for many rural workers and tight regulations restricting new builds, the scheme is the only way for many locals to own a home and work nearby, said another One Planet home builder, Cathryn Wyatt.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA canceled a diesel price hike on Friday as President Jair Bolsonaro called for "fair" prices out of concern for truckers, spooking investors wary of political interference at the state-run oil firm.
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Take gas prices out of the mix, however, and economists expect the core index, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, to show just a 2.2 percent rise, more or less in line with the trend over the past six years.
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But Beijing is also looking to trim a potential healthcare bill of $1 trillion by 2020 and is on a major drive to reduce drug prices - out of kilter with often high-priced specialty treatments for rare diseases that have a limited market.
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BUT IF WE GET TO THE POINT WHERE IT BECOMES UNSUSTAINABLE, THEN YOU DO WORRY ABOUT HAIVNG TO RAISE RATES MUCH MORE QUICKLY THAN I'M HOPING THAT WE NEED TO DO. LIESMAN: YOU'RE ALSO CONCERNED ABOUT SOME FINANCIAL ASSET PRICES OUT THERE.
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Some who were looking to leave the state during the week complained on social media about exorbitant ticket prices, with many airlines, including JetBlue, American Airlines, United and Delta, ultimately saying they had capped one-way ticket prices out of the state.
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USMCA "would keep drug prices out of reach for patients" by locking in 10 years of protection and "making it easier for brand-name companies to extend their monopolies through additional patents, patent extensions and other forms of patent 'evergreening'," the lawmakers charged.
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The state of play: This prices out young athletes from low- and even middle-class households, which might explain why college sports teams are increasingly lacking in diversity, especially when football and basketball are excluded — forcing Amherst College to find a way to fight back.
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"While new home construction has thankfully crept higher so far this year, there's still a glaring need for even more, to help alleviate the supply pressures that are severely limiting choices and pushing prices out of reach for plenty of prospective first-time buyers," he said.
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Guidelines for how judges set bail vary across the country, but generally use a combination of a bail schedule, which prices out fees for specific offenses, and their own assessment of whether the defendant will appear at their hearing or commit a crime before their trial.
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Yes, Amazon uses Family to try to sell you things — you can definitely expect to see content promoting baby gates around the time your child turns a year, for instance — but it&aposs stuff you were almost definitely going to buy anyway, and at the best prices out there.
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But that increased online visibility, along with greater societal acceptance in some parts of the country (not to mention gentrification, which prices out both queer people and queer businesses) have all contributed to the decline of LGBT-specific spaces — witness, for example, the disappearance of lesbian bars from every major city.
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Nigel Wilson—chief executive of Legal & General, the financial services firm that conducted the research—explained that due to a low housing supply keeping prices "out of sync with wages," more and more parents are having to help their kids out, spending an average 7 percent of the total purchase.
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The housing center and a village Community Relations Commission collaborated to monitor mortgage lending to prevent racial steering through redlining; to discourage new minority group residents from congregating in apartment houses near Austin; and to bar real estate agents from using so-called blockbusting tactics, in which they would persuade white residents to sell their homes at lower prices out of fear of incoming minority residents.
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In a Wednesday letter, Blumenthal and Markey asked Transportation Secretary Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoTrump administration takes step to relax truck driver time regulations New guidance on travel with service animals is a step forward, but more can be done The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE to look into reports of skyrocketing ticket prices out of Florida, including one detailing a $3,000 one-way ticket from Miami to New York.
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Norman Rockwell's Rising Value Prices Out His Museum Zac Bissonnette, AOL Daily Finance, 2-22-10 Many other illustration genres are equally valued, with pinup artists such as Gil Elvgren and Alberto Vargas, for example, also attracting high prices.
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O'Neill received $30,000 for the rights, a not insubstantial sum in the height of the Depression, which he badly needed for an expensive summer home he'd just purchased. Paul Robeson got $5000 a week, comparable to star prices out in Hollywood. The budget was roughly $200,000. Dudley Murphy and screenwriter DuBose Heyward had both been experimenting in using imagery that is held together by the film's music, rather than dialogue or narrative.
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By 1965, his young business was supplying handbags to more than 80 percent of airline carriers and two of his handbags are on permanent display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. In 1974, Salomon Terner founded Bijoux Terner. Originally established strictly as a jeweler, the company soon began distributing custom designed jewelry at wholesale prices out of malls and merchandise marts. Before long, Bijoux Terner's aim expanded to include other fashion accessories as well.
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Where the Ancestors' Souls Gathered is the first studio album by Taiwanese black metal band Chthonic, released in 1999. The album was only available in Taiwan, and is now out of print and original copies of the album are very hard to find, though It is occasionally found online selling at high prices."Out of print: according to official band website" The album was released in LP format by Fredmosa Records in 2002. This was the only album by the band that was never made in an alternative English version, however, English print does appear on certain areas of the artwork.
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By 1905 this number was 22 percent, mainly due to the peasant communes' buying up land, increasing the percentage of peasant landownership to 68 per cent from 58 in the same time-span.Figes, p. 106–107 The need for more land to cultivate caused by the boom in peasant population also led to one-third of the gentry's land being rented out, often at extortionate prices, with peasants agreeing to high prices out of necessity; this made the rental values increase to seven times the size, and this gave income for the gentry of the late 1800s to live on.
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Hungary also had frozen prices and slowly unfroze them over a period of ten to fifteen years because otherwise the structural disproportions of the Hungarian economy would spin prices out of control. Many factories were kept running through government subsidies and protection despite any economic losses of the factories. This decreased overall efficiency of the socialist economies, increased the financial losses of those economies and caused them to have a disproportionate amount of available jobs and manpower. As argued by Ljubo Sirc, the "Soviet Union and other communist countries have the worst of both worlds: some enterprises or operations are inefficient because they are too capital-intensive, other enterprises or operations because they are too labour-intensive".
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Wright opponents also argued that DFW's main tenant, American Airlines, could charge high prices out of DFW because with AA controlling in excess of 80% of air carrier traffic at DFW, there was little competition on most routes, a problem that has recently been attributed to Delta Air Lines discontinuing its usage of DFW as a hub. Supporters of the amendment said that DFW Airport is the economic engine of the metroplex area, and did not wish for a competing airport to either take traffic from DFW or drive the prices down there, although they did concede that American's fares are often higher than from other airports. DFW Airport had also completed construction of a $2.5-billion people mover system to transport passengers between terminal buildings. The DFW Airport Authority stated concerns that the financial burdens caused by large infrastructure projects such as the people mover project and the removal of Delta Air Lines' hub status would hamper airport profitability and sustainability if a direct competitor to DFW were introduced into the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
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