Here's some of what they mentioned: The oh-so-pricy Mac Pro is getting an equally pricy new Pro Display.
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It's pricy, however, and even costs more than organic milk.
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"You are aware that it is pretty pricy," she said.
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Image: Wall Street/13th Century FoxSometimes, owning a smartphone feels pricy.
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The NUC might be pricy but it comes with plenty of ports.
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At $499 it's pricy but produces sound above its price-point rivals.
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The slightly more pricy Y530 will also be a Best Buy exclusive.
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No LikeIt's a little pricy, the the layout takes some getting used to.
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The ticket to ride is far from the only pricy thing about it.
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Moreover, the university owns 40 buildings across San Francisco's pricy real estate terrain.
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The Wild got deeper and better but not by much, and it was pricy.
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Investors are now looking to the upcoming quarterly earnings season to justify pricy valuations.
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The iPhone is a complex, pricy gadget that's also very easy to drop—repeatedly.
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It's a pricy upgrade, but you're already spending a ton, and these systems are great.
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It is pricy and tourist-trappy, but some of T.'s friends want to go.
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But the only problem is a lot of high-quality weighted blankets can be pretty pricy.
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If you're hankering for a pricy pooch Aibo will be available to U.S. families in September.
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That seems like a pricy investment for cooks that can only make one dish: beef ramen.
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U.S. stock investors are now looking to the upcoming quarterly earnings season to justify pricy valuations.
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It's pricy, though: the 11-inch version costs $299, while the 12.9-inch version is $349.
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Until now, this wheel shape has only been sold as a pricy option available on the Vanquish.
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He has attacked the deal as too pricy and for the lack of an Occidental shareholder vote.
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Apple had long since discontinued the line, and buying them second hand was just getting too pricy.
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Rendering it nothing more than a pricy chunk of grey plastic to sit forlornly on your shelf.
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The best Apple products are pricy but come with enough premium polish that they feel worth it.
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Even Nintendo's Game & Watch handhelds were on the pricy side, but in 1987 Tiger Electronics changed that.
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I get 90-day supplies of my anxiety and depression meds so they're a little more pricy.
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The pricy iPhone X won't be on sale until October 27th with a ship date of November 3rd.
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No member chose to dig into his team's pricy, extended stays at President Trump's DC hotel, either. Rep.
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Since I run a lot of software and play games, the models I am looking at are pricy.
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Their drinks are usually pricy, but the happy hour deals are pretty good so we get two each.
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Economy seats start at $699, with business-class tickets starting at $993,899 (admittedly pricy, but still less than normal).
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While more expensive than a few months ago, the shares may not be so pricy from a historical perspective.
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If you're in need of a super-pricy spa day, why not earn money by babysitting Brooklyn's hippest toddlers?
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From expensive cars and homes to million-dollar grills and crystal bathtubs, celebrities make all kinds of pricy purchases.
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Finding comparable, low-cost alternatives to pricy makeup, skin, and hair buys has become something of a sport online.
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But it's bulky, pricy, and even the cheapest version of the Apple Watch makes it look like a toy.
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It's kind of pricy altogether, but that may not be a problem if you have critical components to protect.
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During Tuesday's episode of Most Expensivest, the rapper joined host 2 Chainz to learn more about this pricy game.
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It's a little on the pricy side, but it was designed specifically for sensitive skin, which has me sold.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cynics who view pricy abstract art and scoff "a kid probably painted that" are finally right.
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Enjoy those crazy cheap Super Big Gulps while you can, America—that could be a pricy beverage in the future.
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But in the course of testing this super smart (and pricy) oven, I may have—inadvertantly—torn my office apart.
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I mean, sure, candy is a bit pricy if you're going for the good stuff, but more expensive than drugs?
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Wine would never go to waste, and you could easily sell by the glass instead of by the pricy bottle.
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For starters, there's Gwyneth's pricy morning smoothie ritual (whose ingredient shopping list totals $200 thanks to so-called "moon dust").
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This year, Google is going big again, with a larger presence on the show floor and another pricy ad blitz.
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However, it is my favorite very pricy salad — quinoa, chicken, avocado, mozzarella, roasted tomatoes, peppers, and pesto with a lemon dressing.
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This does-it-all serum is pricy, but a little goes a long way, and the packaging is completely plastic-free.
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The profoundly pricy set, which Sotheby's auctioned off in its Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewel auction in Geneva, Switzerland, doesn't even match.
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To show off a little wealth, you can opt for a pricy Gray International case designed for iPhone 6 and 6S.
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That one is likely to be an upgrade to the Galaxy Fold, which also means it'll probably be just as pricy.
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The optional 6K-inch Pro Display XDR is pricy as well, but it, too, has the specs to back it up.
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The collection of shampoos, conditioners, styling treatments, and serums are just as luxurious (and pricy) as the brand's cult skin-care counterpart.
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But during times of market stress, such as now, first-month contracts become even more pricy than contracts with expirations further out.
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We are among the more prudent players, that's why we have passed on some acquisitions that we found to be too pricy.
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I assume he's paying (he better!), so I throw out some not-cheap but not-extra-pricy places for him to research.
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And it's hard to imagine a pricy laptop marketed to media professionals that doesn't include the easiest way to listen to audio.
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I picked up Pureology Hydrate Shampoo and Conditioner, which are pricy but leave my thick hair frizz-free and feeling like silk.
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"Shoppers" have unleashed scathing reviews on a pricy Make America Great Again Christmas tree ornament being sold by several retailers on Amazon's website.
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With utilities and telecom, Stoltzfus believes they are over-owned and are vulnerable when the market turns on pricy bond proxy defensive stocks.
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It's a bit pricy at $195, but if you're a fan of the series, it should make a good addition to your bookshelf.
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He pleaded guilty last year to charges he shared confidential corporate voting details in return for gifts like pricy tickets to sporting events.
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While still pricy, it is nothing compared to the Prime Minister's former £30 million home in Belgravia, where she lived for 22 years.
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But his penchant for pricy flights must not distract from the more drastic actions he's taking at the EPA to undermine science itself.
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That's raised questions about how White House staffers, most of whom lack their billionaire boss' deep pockets, will pay for the pricy legal fees.
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What has made the success of Apple, a concentrated portfolio of highly desirable (and pricy) products is now facing the reality of market saturation.
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The company is tightening its branding, ideally making features like Google Assistant user-friendly — and its pricy Pixel phones more appealing as a result.
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Given most airlines now charge you just to bring a suitcase along, these sleeping berths are probably going to be an incredibly pricy upgrade.
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Called Skin of Color, the line is on the pricy side, ranging between $70 for a foam cleanser and $300 for a hyaluronic serum.
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Before Wi-Fi signals became available last year, broadband internet access had been limited largely to desktops at state internet parlors and pricy hotels.
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Part of what makes this device so pricy is that the Naked 3D Fitness Tracker packs some pretty serious internals for a freaking mirror.
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And if that sounds too pricy for a summer toy, only used on lazy Sundays, then you can pick up a Miata for thousands.
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Smart windows have been around for a while, but they're built with expensive materials, so outfitting a whole house with them can be pricy.
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It also remains to be seen how Trump's staffers will be able to pay what's sure to be a mountain of pricy legal bills.
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Experts are skeptical the pricy spot during the big game will help the company change its image or move the needle with skeptical consumers.
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In the MMCX system, you can just switch out the cable on your headphones whenever it begins to fray, or opt for pricy custom cables.
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"A lot of foreign investors still think $2 trillion could look a bit pricy," said Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB).
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That's the same kind of HDR Vizio includes in their super pricy, high-end sets, and one of the two HDR formats Netflix currently supports.
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Make sure to do your due diligence before buying into pricy products that claim to solve all your skin's issues without any effort at all.
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Equipment and fancy workout gear can get pricy really fast, and it's hard to know just what someone needs or what they might already have.
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The Xbox One, which was a pricy attempt to be the centerpiece of your living room, lost to the cheaper and more focused PlayStation 4.
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It's kind of pricy, but I knew that it would be a large cost, so I saved some of my tax return to cover it.
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This is especially true for the pricy, high end smartphones, such as the Mate X, Huawei's foldable device, which is set to launch next month.
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Anti-SLAPP legislation already has demonstrated that Americans shouldn't have to engage in extended, pricy legal defenses against litigants who want shut down honest criticism.
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Even your gaming console can now stream Tim Cook's explanations of why your current devices are all outdated and in need of a pricy upgrade.
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There are also longer-term forces at work: traditional media companies are struggling with more customers canceling pricy cable contracts while Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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The Intel NUC8i7HVK with i7-8809G is fast, but at $1,000 it feels pricy—especially as you still have to provide your own storage and memory.
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On the other hand, the video game requires a couple of Switches or PS4s to play against a friend, so maybe it isn't actually that pricy.
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Samsung's upcoming foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip, is basically still in rumor stage, but that didn't stop Russian jeweler Caviar announcing several pricy, fancified versions.
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Perhaps that's not too surprising; for the most part, the subscription services are pricy compared to lease or loan payments, and Cadillac is GM's luxury brand.
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We get it — San Francisco is an awfully pricy place to live these days, what with the $15 cocktails, $40 Uber rides, and, yeah, the rent.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you thought ray tracing was only going to be possible on Nvidia's pricy line of Turing GPUs, you would be wrong.
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Dressing your best for the sunny seasons doesn't have to mean parting with your hard-earned cash on that dreamy (but pricy) poplin puff-sleeved gown.
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That headset, which at the time cost $599, had to be plugged into a pricy, powerful PC and used with special sensors placed around the room.
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Star Wars made its grand return to the big screen in the second half of the 2010s, courtesy of Disney's pricy purchase of Lucasfilm in 2012.
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Many people are substituting chicken, duck or beef for some of their pork intake, with pork so pricy that even more expensive meats now appear affordable.
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Read More:15 Drugstore Products We're Totally Obsessed WithThe Best Under-$15 Beauty Buys At Ulta Right NowCheap Alternatives To Pricy Skin-Care Buys — That Actually WORK
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Most wirefree earbuds are still generally a bit pricy, but if you want total freedom for a very palatable price, these JBuds are a safe, cheap bet.
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Shares in NIO (NIO) have plummeted, down more than 74% for the year, as the company grapples with cost overruns and weak demand for its pricy vehicles.
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Why it matters: Deals like this are part of the reason biosimilars — envisioned, roughly, as generic versions of complex and pricy biologic drugs — aren't gaining a foothold.
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Read More:How To Find The Right Serum To Transform Your SkinThese Serums Actually Work, According To Top DermatologistsCheap Alternatives To Pricy Skin-Care Buys — That Actually WORK
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For those with unlimited resources, popping in for a pricy dermatologist visit and a cortisone shot at the first signs of a baby blemish ain't no thing.
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Aspire S 13What is it: Acer's best known for creating budget-friendly machines, and when it comes to more pricy gadgets, Acer's considerably pulling up the rear.
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We didn't exactly have the stamina (or the time) to wait in line at Kylie's pop-ups, nor the cash to clothe ourselves in her pricy designs.
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You see it in specialty stores, plastered across fragrant bags of expensive imported coffee beans and in delicate script across bars of pricy hand-molded chocolate bars.
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Now that Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra, as well as S220 and S220+, are available for purchase, it's reasonable to check just how durable these pricy phones are.
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Except for the fact that this mask hydrates, soothes, and illuminates for a fraction of the cost of many other hydrating formulas, let alone a pricy professional treatment.
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The shindig isn't reserved for just Capitol Hill elites, however – some of Hollywood's finest are bequeathed a seat at the pricy tables (ticket fees raise money for scholarships).
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Why this matters: NBCU's investment signals an important vote of confidence in Snap's $28 billion IPO, a pricy valuation which many companies have questioned if it will last.
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The current record for the most pricy soul record to date is Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)", which fetched £25,000 at auction in 2009.
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But Clay's wasn't so easy to remove: He keyed the words "Why Me?!?" on Zach's (Ross Butler's) pricy ride — something that Zach was way more chill about than expected.
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Accordingly, SpaceX needs to tell satellite-makers how much their gear will bounce around and vibrate during the launch, so the pricy machines are prepared for the intense experience.
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At least 37 Indonesian hospitals and health clinics injected children with fake vaccines after local healthcare workers convinced patients that imported — and pricy — vaccine brands carried fewer side effects.
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But the new formulations are pricy, and America's commercial fireworks industry — which made $1.1 billion in revenue last year — is still a long way from changing their decades-old recipes.
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The big screen phones have been around for a few years now, and bumping the size could serve as a justification for what would likely be a pricy add-on.
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Some stick to that, musing on who would buy these pricy condos bordering the park, or the meaning of the Statue of Liberty in an era of Trump's travel bans.
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Speaking with Into the Gloss earlier this month, Beckham revealed the pricy products she uses on a daily basis, including Sarah Chapman&aposs Skinesis Stem Cell Collagen Activator ($265), the
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Some received the fake medication in a sleek, blue box that looked like a pricy brand-name product; others got a fake cream in an orange box that resembled a generic.
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A quick audit of your apps can boost both streaming and downloaded bit-rates, so you're always assured of the highest fidelity audio flowing through your pricy headphones to your eardrums.
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Traditional retail is stuck in an old business model, demanding high operational leverage and saddling these brands with baggage: Expensive cost structures, pricy rent and real estate, and huge inventory burdens.
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Though we're willing to beat most people would plunk down their money for a coat worthy of a royal, we've found some options for similar-style pieces that aren't as pricy.
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Read these stories next:The Guide To Every Facial You Could Ever Possibly Want The Biggest (& Strangest) Skin Trends Coming In 2018 Cheap Alternatives To Pricy Skin-Care Buys — That Actually WORK
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Of course, Grande is not the first (or last) celebrity to spark this debate (Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin, Kim Kardashian, and Cara Delevingne have all shown off their own pricy dental work).
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The Snapchat-and-Stories generation treats them as expendable and ephemeral, but Gen Xers are no better — we just fool ourselves into thinking we're preserving history in these dusty, pricy digital archives.
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Shares in Kellogg surged 12% on Thursday after the company's quarterly results beat estimates on strong demand in North America for its increasingly pricy Pringles, frozen Eggo waffles and meatless Morningstar burgers.
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Avocados are pricy, and having to throw one away is doubly tragic thanks to the incredible amount of water—74 gallons in California—needed to produce just one pound of the fruit.
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These are definitely pricy, but their amenities might sway you to check out the swanky gym in your own city... or at least make you want to consider a free day pass.
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Sure, it may sound like a cynical way to shop, but when buying a super-pricy designer bag, you might consider the potential dough you could make if you re-sell it.
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Related story: 'Rapebait' email reveals dark side of frat culture A pricy social network Supporters say Greek life can offer young students a strong social support network and a more structured lifestyle.
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That means if it breaks—a common problem in other phones—you'll need to shell out for a pricy micro-soldering job or replace the whole motherboard (which could cost even more).
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Climate change is expected to have the worst impacts on communities that are already poor and marginalized, and pricy architectural experiments are probably not going to emerge as the most equitable solution.
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The moderate price indicates Samsung might follow Motorola's strategy of positioning the clamshell foldable as a mid-range device — though it's worth noting that even the foldable Razr is pricy, at $1,499.
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Olympic figure skating medalist Michelle Kwan is hosting a pricy fundraiser for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Meanwhile, ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn — who, like Manafort, is also the subject of several other federal probes — revealed Monday just how pricy such investigations can be when you're the target.
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And Elizabeth Warren, for instance, on Monday said she wouldn't hold any high-dollar fundraisers during the primary, which inevitably shines a light on her competitors who are still holding pricy dinners.
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Apple announced an update of the Mac Pro, a $6,000-and-up high-powered machine intended for professional users such as movie editors, with pricy add-ons such as a $1,000 monitor stand.
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To show off its pricy Surround 360 Camera ($20,000) — and demonstrate how developers can create VR videos for it — The Factory was asked to create an experience that highlights its potential for filmmakers.
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It's pricy and not covered under our insurance, but I feel like the ease of talking whenever I need to instead of waiting for a set session is worth its weight in gold.
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If you know someone who has a TV and a Slingbox, you can use the Slingbox to stream the game to your device, though it's not really free because a Slingbox is pricy.
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For those not in the smartphone know, you may not even really see much of a difference between the X and much more pricy iPhones and top-tier Android phones of the world.
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Choose the former and your family may spring for a pricy coffin and gravestone; the latter will land you in a nice urn atop a mantel, or perhaps scattered among the ocean waves.
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And sure, it's Apple so these things are going to be pricy and hard to get until V1 gets a price cut when V2 drops — that strategy isn't going to stop working now.
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Under the new regulations, each individual vaping product (from e-liquid flavors to pens to individual parts sold to build custom mods) must be registered with the FDA through a pricy application process.
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But after topping 52 yuan ($7.39) per kilogramme, prices unexpectedly plunged 20% last month as consumers cut back on the pricy meat and more supplies of frozen pork were released to the market.
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But after topping 52 yuan ($7.39) per kilogram, prices unexpectedly plunged 20% last month as consumers cut back on the pricy meat and more supplies of frozen pork were released to the market.
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We got estimates and knew it would be pricy to complete a kitchen renovation, but we also knew, since we were looking under budget for homes, that it would be something we could swing.
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A viral, public-relations-win-for-the-ages troll that will probably help Cereal Killer Cafe keep selling its expensive bowls of cereal to Londoners for a pricy £3.50 ($4.70 USD) per large bowl.
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So next time you pick up some weird smoothie at a pricy juice bar that has an "exotic" ingredient with insane "health benefits," maybe it's worth looking into where that magical ingredient came from.
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She stresses that maintaining her clear skin takes work, including seasonal HydraFacials with diamond-tipped dermabrasion, pricy at-home LED light masks, a cocktail of natural face oils, and even a $95 sunscreen splurge.
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I rough-dried my lengths with my trusty Dyson (pricy but a total game-changer in terms of speed, efficiency, and results) and split my hair into eight sections, using claw clips to separate.
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The inspector general report also called into question Shulkin's acceptance of pricy Wimbledon tickets and his use of an aide as what the report called a "personal travel concierge" to him and his wife.
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Affluent consumers increasingly prefer spending on such lifestyle experiences as hunting, travel and pricy meals rather than on luxury "stuff" like handbags and jewelry, analysts say, and the trend shows no sign of abating.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE served less than eight months in office because he implicated ethical rules by flying on pricy private planes for government travel.
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While the Smarttress is an extreme step (and pricy) step to take to see if a partner is faithful, commenters on popular site Product Hunt suggest installing cameras instead; or, better, seeing a couples therapist.
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Instead, never purchased, never discovered, and now pricy to find, a compilation like the Classic Edition would have been a neat opportunity to give some games a shot they never got the first time around.
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Many believed the CMBS market had put its worst days behind it, as some US$370bn of new bonds sold since 2013 have in part helped refinance old high-leverage debt with less pricy loans.
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That would have been a pipe dream for them until yesterday when most workstations could only support half that quantity of the pricy ECC RAM Apple is putting into the Mac Pro's 24 DIMM slots.
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Though parent company Dish Network started shuttering storefronts around the US in 2013, Blockbuster managed to maintain a stronghold in Alaska, driven primarily by long winters and pricy, occasionally unreliable internet connections, per the Washington Post.
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Instead I have to spend actual money on the only two lenses being released alongside the X1D (for $2400 and $2700 apiece) or go and invest in one of the super pricy Hasselblad H System lenses.
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Later that night, Kourtney shared a shot of the momager amongst her many pricy, pint-size trophies on her Instagram stories, leisurely draped across a white armchair in the midst of her walk-in purse closet.
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Cogsworth the clock might be small, but he's pricy — swapping him for an 18th-century pendulum clock could cost you over $11,000, which could more than cover a year's worth of tuition at some state universities.
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Garmin has never shied away from pricy wearables; its $600 Epix was the first watch to strap a touchscreen GPS navigator to your wrist, but the MARQ line is a considerable step up above even that.
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Frequently. Just owning a dog can be a pricy proposition: first-year costs average $23,2000 for a small dog, $21,24.5 for a medium-sized dog and almost $21,2543 for a large dog, according to the ASPCA.
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The hood is cheap, and maybe the show itself isn't too pricy, but then they make you pay for more and more inside the experience, and it's too easy just to say yes and transfer money.
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Right now, it feels like the only relief is to head into the salon for a pricy cut and color, but it turns out, a quick trip to Target might make your life a whole lot easier.
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During her tenure, the company redesigned its retail stores with an emphasis on Apple's appeal as a luxury brand and opened locations in pricy districts such as a glass-walled store on Chicago's Michigan Avenue last autumn.
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At Apple hardware events, it's almost become a ritual: The company shows off new, pricy gadgets which come without a near-essential accessory that you need to purchase separately, like a quick charger or a monitor stand.
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The move would copy rival Exxon Mobil Corp, which earlier this year named refining expert Darren Woods as its own CEO, a step widely seen as prioritizing cash generation to protect payouts to shareholders above pricy exploration projects.
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We've seen brands partner with supermodels of the moment, launch cheaper alternatives to pricy high-end favorites, and make their way to the states from the UK and France — and that's just in the past few months alone.
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The sector has remained troubled since the global financial crisis as banks have battled prolonged low interest rates, faced an onslaught of pricy reform mandates, and, more recently, were hit by lending to risky oil and gas companies.
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That may sound pricy if you're used to picking up $260 multi-packs of manual brushes, though they're competitive if you buy original manufacturer replacement heads for, say, a Philips Sonicare, which can flirt with $53 a pop.
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If you're in a relationship, it's just one more holiday (and so soon after the actual winter holidays!) in which gifts are possibly expected, and pricy plans are pushed upon by every suddenly price-fixed restaurant in town.
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Although both rich and poor Americans generally have cut down on sugary drinks and are eating more whole grains than in previous years, it is with pricy foods like fresh fruits and nuts where poor people fall behind.
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From Converse-archive leopard print high-tops, to So-Cal styled tie-dyed Vans, to a slightly-pricy-but-must-see pair of Burberry skate shoes, we think you'll find your go-to-summer sneaker in this round-up.
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Yet with volatility in the stock market expected to continue through the U.S. midterm elections in the fall, Amazon's pricy valuation and high level of fund ownership may leave the stock more vulnerable to a steep decline, analysts warn.
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We heard early this year that Motorola would be bringing back its iconic RAZR handset as a pricy smartphone with a vertically folding screen, and in February the company confirmed it was working on a foldable for this year.
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Of course, after all of that, there's something to be said for waiting to get things right, especially as the electronics giant has only recently finished its extensive and (one assumes) pricy investigations into what happened to the device.
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NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters) - A top Goldman Sachs strategist said on Tuesday U.S. Treasuries are the least pricy now compared with their major counterparts whose yields have been held down by bond purchases from their respective central banks.
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Dissenting councillors reportedly described the somber seats as "redundant" and "incredibly wasteful" and are calling on Coderre to reconsider the pricy project, which will also include 10 larger granite rest stops and 12 granite pedestals featuring 3D maps of Mount Royal.
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On top of that, the Los Angeles Times ran a story in October based on PowerPoints it obtained under the Public Records Act, which said that the already monstrously pricy train could cost an additional $9 billion more than expected.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian chocolate spread maker Swifax has doubled its sales and is struggling to keep up with demand since the pound currency dived in November, forcing shoppers traditionally "obsessed with everything foreign" to ditch pricy imports and buy local.
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During the day it's a lot of business people and during the night it's a lot of tacky, trashy people who go there for the picture and they don't want to spend money even though it's a very pricy restaurant.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Swapping new cars for cheaper models, cutting back on pricy supermarket shopping and giving up holidays abroad, middle-class Egyptians are finding strategies to stay afloat after a currency reform a year ago sent their living costs soaring.
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That estimated loss isn't made up exclusively of luxury handbags and other high-priced fashion goods: Quartz notes that shoplifters go after items that are "crucial yet pricy," such as baby formula, pregnancy tests, and other health and hygiene products.
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And with the option to take delivery when you choose, or grab a kit at a store, Albertsons' meal kits could appeal to a broader market than meal kit subscriptions do which are often pricy and require an ongoing commitment.
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Peloton (the pricy indoor bike machine and training program) and Mirror (which allows you to work out with a trainer and participate in live classes through, you guessed it, a mirror) combine socializing with a competitive edge to their classes.
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PARIS, March 17 (Reuters) - Hermes, the French luxury goods group known for its pricy Birkin handbags, will close almost all its production sites in France until March 30 amid an unprecedented lockdown to fight the coronavirus outbreak, AFP reported on Tuesday.
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It was a pricy electric sports car with a limited run: only about 22021,500 were sold, and it took four years for Tesla to announce its first sedan, the Model S. Now, 12 years later, Tesla has come a long way.
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So Alexandra Tinnerman, a neuroscientist at University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf in Germany, designed two different boxes for a fake anti-itch cream: one ointment was named Solestan Creme, and looked pricy; the other was called Imotadil-LeniPharma Creme, and looked cheap.
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Read More:All The Differences Between A $200 Skin Cream & A $20 OneHow A Reddit Forum Helped Me Get The Best Skin Of My LifeCheap Alternatives To Pricy Skin-Care Buys — That Actually WORK For more beauty-related inspiration, check us out on Pinterest.
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The smallest will, instead, look pretty new: like a hybrid of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, with a glass back, aluminum (not steel) edges, and an edge-to-edge LCD display (instead of the pricy OLED found in the other two phones).
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Volodarsky created the Puffco Peak, a small push-button "smart rig" that "removes the stigma and the learning curve from dabbing," he says (and makes you pay $1803 for the privilege — far cheaper than the average rig, still pricy for the average consumer).
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It's easy to find an article that declares Meghan is bossy with her staff, petty with sister-in-law Kate Middleton, and perpetually ruffling feathers in the royal family with her undignified decisions — such as her choice to have a pricy American baby shower.
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Unless you want to rent a pricy Hamptons house, schlep your beach gear on a train, or deal with Coney Island, settling in on a sandy seaside isn't the life most New Yorkers live come June, July, and August — at least, not this New Yorker.
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And not only is Lane Bryant providing pieces that marginalized fashion-lovers wouldn't normally find in their size, it's also more affordable than the usual PG fare, as the line rings in from $48 to $398 (but that pricy piece is a premium leather jacket).
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That makes it a pricy solution, even with the promise of putting classics like GoldenEye and Majora's Mask on your big screen TV. And that's assuming you still have your old N64, and it didn't go the way of the yard sale by now.
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MEG TIRRELL: One of the things you've been focusing on more recently and when you used some of that language about schemes and sort of a rigged market system has been around biosimilars, these sort of generic versions of biologic often very pricy biotech drugs.
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The pair were rumored to have begun an affair as early as 1987 (Maples said they first met in 1985), and, in 1989, Trump entertained both while on a vacation to Aspen, leading to an infamous ski slope confrontation between the women and ultimately his pricy divorce.
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Whether you get weekly manicures or save them for a special occasion, prefer pricy salon offerings or love to treat yourself to an at-home spa day, the end result of having a glossy new manicure is something we can all appreciate from time to time.
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Eschewing the pricy serials and star-studded films that have helped companies like Netflix upend the traditional TV business in the U.S., AbemaTV is betting on low-budget, reality-based fare with colourful graphics, relatable young faces and a relentless focus on generating social media buzz.
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If you want to get your hands on these custom MH40 headphones (which will come with a free MP1000 headphone stand, which is nice) it's going to cost you $499, which is pricy considering the same headphones without the special branding are available on Amazon for $325.
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On the right, a row of modestly sized but undoubtedly pricy bungalows (houses of this type on Burbank Street go for around a million, in part due to an influx of high-tech workers) recede with it, as do the street-aligned columns of tall palms and telephone poles.
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It's worth wiping away the drool and recognizing that the compact design makes these devices difficult to recycle and repair, as is also the case with other smartphones, so if you care much about the planet or the afterlife of your pricy electronics, you might sit this one out.
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Despite allegedly having daughters Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose Giannulli pose for faked crew team photos so that the students could score admission to USC and paying college prep company owner Rick Singer for the privilege to do so, Loughlin was pretty chill with making jokes about her child's pricy education.
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Days after we landed in LA, with my boyfriend's eyes still red and itchy, two more bad things happened: I developed a weird strain of eczema that took several pricy out-of-network doctor visits to cure, and the city experienced one of the most oppressive heat waves in recent history.
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Between morning coffee runs (and afternoon coffee runs, and late-afternoon coffee runs...), pricy chopped salads, casual trips to the drugstore that always end with a receipt as tall as we are, and post-happy-hour cabs home, our day-to-day spending can add up way quicker than we think.
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You are Leonardo DiCaprio You are a suburban mom who looks down at other moms who don't care/know/believe in climate change but you spend the day driving your privileged kids around in a pricy SUV and have two air-conditioners in your 6,000 square-foot house, You oppose nuclear energy and/or genetically engineered crops.
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But even if those pricy facial mists make you feel more alive in the stagnant 4 pm office air or next time you get stuck flying in coach (was there some sort of mistake at the gate?), and a bit more affluent regardless of how much money is in your checking account, they're not necessarily doing your skin any favors.
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What you'll need: A black shirt, tie, pants, jacket, and shoes (or this pricy pre-made ensemble if you're really dedicated) A luscious head of hair (or a Keanu-esque wig) A toy pistol A real dog or a plush dog to carry around as a trusty sidekick Keanu in the Bill & Ted film series is another wonderful costume option.
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That means requiring developers to build a certain number of affordable homes on-site (instead of letting them simply contribute money to a fund meant to pay for affordable housing elsewhere in the city), guaranteeing residents the right to stay, and figuring out ways to make sure existing affordable housing doesn't convert to market rate at the exact moment the newly greened neighborhood gets pricy and desirable.
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But if you want more from your product than just a quick fix on a zit or ten — like, say, the bonus brightening, fine line-smoothing effects of Sunday Riley's U.F.O Ultra-Clarifying Face Oil, or the potent antioxidants in 111Skin Ground Control Anti Blemish Tonic — it might be worth investing in... but in a world where the budget-friendly formulas are on par with the pricy ones, it's entirely up to you.
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You had the gift of foresight, the understanding that the zenith of adulthood came in pricy Italian denim with a little red stripe of authenticity on that tiny pocket that had no function whatsoever, although sometimes you'd put your bus money in it and then have an awkward standoff with the driver as they held the bus while you scratched all the skin off your finger as you tried to retrieve the money your parents gave you before you went out.
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