And if you're going to shell out for steak, you don't want to shell out for a bad one.
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Don't have the money to shell out for a GoPro?
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So this is something ARMY is willing to shell out for.
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Employers, too, are willing to shell out for the best students.
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As for whether buyers will shell out for the X ... no doubt.
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That is, if you have $103,000 to shell out for a unit.
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That is, if you have $10,000 to shell out for a unit.
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Forcing fliers to shell out for soft drinks may follow, Surry said.
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But just how much do people shell out for their "I Dos"?
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You have it or you don't, or you shell out for surgery.
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And this is before you shell out for deductibles, co-pays, and drugs.
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The signs are that Britons will continue to shell out for free-range.
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Netflix, obviously, has no need to shell out for lengthy marketing campaigns, either.
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You don't have to shell out for barre classes to reap their benefits.
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The big question is, Will people actually shell out for something more advanced?
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Rather than shell out for those, many Japanese drivers buy a new car.
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How much are you willing to shell out for a bottle of gin?
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At that point, you may as well shell out for a budget smartphone.
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Slim profit margins mean manufacturers are unwilling to shell out for factory upgrades.
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We don't always have the cash to shell out for the latest MacBook Air.
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How much would you shell out for the lifelong love of a robot pal?
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Time to call the plumber, and shell out for a couple hours of service, right?
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You may soon get the chance to shell out for some official Fyre Festival merch.
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Still, $600 is a lot to shell out for a medium that remains quite niche.
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That's a lot of people willing to shell out for at-home boutique exercise classes.
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And if they convince you to shell out for some Disney-branded loungewear in the process?
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If I already had the Hero5, though, I kinda doubt I'd shell out for the upgrade.
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Collectors shell out for original canvases, which dot the walls of tropical resorts and seaside chateaus.
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Here's a surprise for Medicare beneficiaries: You still must shell out for premiums, deductibles and more.
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Or are there structural shifts occurring that explain acquirers' wariness to shell out for big purchases?
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For example, a free airline ticket will mean you need to shell out for accommodations and dining.
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For those not quite ready to shell out for a piece of LaCroix-themed art, there's Instagram.
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The real question seems to be how much Netflix is going to shell out for the projects.
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You can shell out for a huge machine, but cheaper, more portable ones are just as good.
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Some organizations may not want to—or be able to—shell out for new hardware and software.
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Plus, the Space Jam fandom has proven to be strong: Fans are willing to shell out for memorabilia.
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This time around, though, the streaming giant didn't shell out for big-budget movies or fan-favorite retreads.
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Individual owners might nonetheless shell out for the convenience of a car at their personal beck and call.
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You can go higher too, but you need to shell out for a Sonos system and Deezer Elite.
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But anyone who spends $700 on the Razer Phone is clearly willing to shell out for mobile entertainment.
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Customers aren't refusing to shell out for TV entirely, but they are shifting into digital delivery in droves.
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You can blame my parents, who didn't shell out for the Disney Channel even though I (repeatedly!) asked.
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It's something they'll probably never shell out for on their own, but they'll love having around the house.
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How much are you going to have to shell out for it on top of your Netflix subscription?
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Some people went off about dates who would only shell out for fast food (and plenty of them begrudgingly).
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You'll try and convince yourself that you aren't going to shell out for the new FIFA game this September.
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If you want to stream in high definition, you'll need to shell out for the Unlimited & More Premium option.
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It's not a great idea to shell out for a fancy Haws number if you're constantly KO-ing succulents.
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Others noted the comparatively short battery life is the main reason why they will never shell out for one.
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There are ways to avoid paying, but if you're a regular shopper it makes sense to shell out for one.
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Choosing not to shell out for the paid membership option won't stop you from meeting the partner of your dreams.
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She claims her leg was broken in the chaos, and she had to shell out for surgery and treatment afterward.
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Leicester paid peanuts for them, compared with what Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United or Arsenal shell out for top players.
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I delivered a lot of groceries to pay for it, and I don't really want to shell out for excursions.
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If you live in a gated community or a condo, don't forget you'll have shell out for those association fees.
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Money, though, still matters, but getting companies to shell out for workers they don't consider qualified has been a struggle.
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For $200-$250 I could easily shell out for say, a Samsung Galaxy Watch Active or a Fitbit Versa 2.
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Unless you live in Maine, you typically have to shell out for lobster—those delicious, prehistoric-looking crustaceans are expensive.
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For some tech enthusiasts, that's worth sacrificing a pair of ear buds or having to shell out for a wireless headset.
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Their customers, for the most part, are millennials and others who don't have $500 to shell out for a hotel room.
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But early startups relying on limited funds can't shell out for a fleet of private commuter buses or daily catered meals.
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If you want to shell out for slightly better espresso, and a much prettier machine, consider the Illy X7.1 by FrancisFrancis.
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Are you going to shell out for a fancy dinner or see if your cooking skills are enough to impress them?
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Turns out there's an awful lot of over-engineered product trying to convince you to shell out for fancy, adjustable metal.
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It&aposs going for just $229,000—that should allow you to shell out for second breakfasts, elevensies, and, of course, pipe weed.
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If you want to watch NCIS or The Big Bang Theory, you'll need to shell out for CBS's All Access digital service.
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If you want Turbo Boost or hyperthreading, you're going to need to shell out for the i2500 processor or the i24, respectively.
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Or do you shell out for the Wi-Fi code and spend three hours cleaning out your inbox while sipping soda water?
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Web ads aren't nearly as lucrative, and most readers aren't inclined to shell out for access to content behind a digital paywall.
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If you missed the window but you were willing to shell out for one of the bundles, I'd give eBay a shot.
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The less money you have to shell out for a car, the more money you can put toward other important finical responsibilities.
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To play like this in the Hamptons, interested buyers will first have to shell out for the mansion's eight-figure price tag.
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While $400 is a lot to shell out for a 21-year-old college student, Mendl said it was worth every penny.
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Apparently, word had spread among staff that a certain bumbling tourist had been too cheap to shell out for the whole museum.
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If you routinely shell out for extras, the annual fee on an airline-branded credit card may quickly pay for itself, said Continenza.
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Are you a current Model S or Model X owner and wish you could try out Autopilot before you shell out for it?
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And when the internet is awash in content, no one wants to shell out for words and images they can get for free.
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On sale for $530, it's pricey, but it's a steal compared to the thousands you would shell out for a Swiss-made version.
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It might seem like your only alternative is to settle for paycheck-to-paycheck living, or to shell out for an expensive advisor.
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But I could just shell out for Bluetooth wireless in-ear buds that fit my shell-like ears and carry on as normal.
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Then, there are reasonably well-behaved 5-year-olds whom the parents might like to bring rather than shell out for a babysitter.
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And if you desire glistening digital instrument clusters and tricked-out driver-assist features, please shell out for those options and be happy.
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Which means that for the vast majority of consumers there's simply no reason to rush to shell out for a '5G-ready' handset.
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Most pets don't need expensive toys or other accessories, so you certainly don't need to shell out for that fancy treat-dispensing camera.
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American companies have long ignored attacks against democratic values in authoritarian countries that are willing to shell out for their products or services.
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Reuters TV Drone makers are setting their flight path away from consumer toys and on businesses willing to shell out for flying robots.
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Update: According to Android World, Samsung may also throw in a free Gear VR as an incentive to shell out for the S211. Neat!
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Ya gotta imagine when he gets it down, he'll shell out for something a bit nicer -- dude's worth an estimated $66 billion, after all.
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The amount Embiid will shell out for his fellow Sixers employees will depend on how many will need financial support during the league's hiatus.
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Stretch your vacation even longer by purchasing a multi-day pass, which discounts daily tickets, but expect to shell out for food and souvenirs.
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Good Enough If you don't want to shell out for a security key, your best bet is a dedicated app like Authy or Google Authenticator.
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If you're the only person with V2V technology, it doesn't do you much good, so you probably won't shell out for it as an option.
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The real question on our minds after today: Now that the $329 iPad works with the Apple Pencil, will anyone shell out for the Pro?
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And for Mac users, it means not needing to shell out for an iPad just because you want to run uMake or The Walking Dead.
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Fear not, cash-strapped computer sniffers, there's now a candle that will get you that high without having to shell out for a new computer.
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I also sponsor a club, so when we host our Christmas party and other events, I will have to shell out for supplies for those.
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In some states, the prospective home purchaser will shell out for both policies, but in others, the seller will pay for coverage on the buyer.
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I bought the large metal grip accessory for the X-T1, but I might just shell out for this instead when the X-T2 launches.
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If you recently signed up for Medicare and are considering a supplemental policy to reduce what you shell out for health care, don't dilly-dally.
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As to the money, we're told the Academy doesn't like to shell out for a host because they consider it the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Xbox One owners who don't want to shell out for the fancy new controller can get the Copilot feature through a creators update later this year.
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And if you're willing to shell out for the full Wi-Fi pass, you'll be able to send the full range of telecommunication messages again, too.
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Then again, you can experience this Easter egg on YouTube for free, so it remains to be seen whether people will actually shell out for OKNOTOK.
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The drivers will also be using ReachNow's cars, so they don't have to shell out for gas, maintenance and upkeep, or insurance, according to the outlet.
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But, if you are going to shell out for some designer shades—like a pair of Ray Bans—the Bose Frames are kind of a deal.
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The new iPad is a solid tablet, and definitely worth considering if you're due for an upgrade and don't want to shell out for a Pro.
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Many collectors willing to shell out for older game systems will buy multiples of the same console so that they have "backups" in case something breaks.
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The less expensive iPhone S is another way for Apple to convince customers -- especially those reluctant to shell out for premium models -- to upgrade their phones.
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That&aposs just over $25,000 less than the investment company expects the typical retiree to shell out for healthcare costs over the course of their retirement.
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In Brazil, as elsewhere, unbanked status makes everyday life difficult: Customers must make purchases in cash, or shell out for preloaded debit cards or money orders.
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Yet it's pleasant to read in an uncrowded train, gaze at Long Island vineyards along the way and not have to shell out for a hotel.
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But this is one of the few things that I shell out for on a regular basis, and have for probably seven or eight years now.
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If you're a keen photographer who doesn't want to shell out for pro-grade equipment, these seven tricks will help you take better pictures with your smartphone.
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You'll need to allocate the bulk of your budget toward the tickets, but you'll also need to shell out for weekend costs including transportation, lodging and food.
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But companies have hit a hardware obstacle: Not everyone can set up a gaming rig worth hundreds of dollars or shell out for an Xbox or PlayStation.
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The Acer Nitro 5 Spin is an entry-level gaming laptop designed for casual gamers who may not want to shell out for a serious gaming laptop.
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Obviously that figure drops when dealing with less expensive handsets — people buying mid- and low-tier devices are still less inclined to shell out for Bluetooth headphones.
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However, if it is, it would make it far easier for anyone to take impressive-looking photos without having to shell out for a more expensive phone.
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To be fair, back in the day, getting an iPod touch for Christmas is what finally convinced my broke college self to shell out for a smartphone.
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Bigger breasts meant new bras, then something called "bra extenders" when I refused to shell out for a third and perhaps not final set of supportive undergarments.
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Many who could afford it still wouldn't justify it, regardless of how much time they spend on Facebook compared to other media subscriptions they shell out for.
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Instead of being stuck with a cracked phone threatening to slice open your fingertips, or forced to shell out for a new screen, you've got another option.
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Unlike the rare few who shell out for the five-figure fare for a seat in an international first class, a business traveler is a repeat customer.
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Larry King has made MILLIONS over the years -- but he's drawing a hard line when it comes to how much he'll shell out for World Series tickets.
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Although many millennials do opt for free porn alone, a surprising number of them have started to shell out for adult content, at least on certain sites.
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Folks wanting to crash in Cassidy's old digs have to shell out for a minimum of 3 nights, but it might be worth it considering everything there.
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Fortunately, you can buy each pack individually for $2.99, meaning you don't have to shell out for a more expensive, all-inclusive option if you don't want to.
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Even if the back is full of scratches, some buyers are willing to cover up the defects with a phone case and still shell out for your phone.
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If you're someone who does more intensive GPU-specific work, like video editing, you may want to shell out for a more outfitted MacBook Pro or an iMac.
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But 200 bones is a good amount of money to shell out for earbuds, and it's likely Amazon's buds will come in at a much lower price point.
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According to a report by China Network, the shoes sell for an average of $151 (999 yuan) — which is quite a lot to shell out for a fake.
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Even thoughtful, relevant solutions run into a money mess — persuading a critical mass of hospitals or insurance plans to shell out for every shiny new tech isn't easy.
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The revamp is the latest step in an arms race to appeal to wealthy travelers who will shell out for some of the rarest real estate on board.
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It's a cool novelty for those tired of splitting a pair of earbuds during long bus rides, but probably not enough to shell out for two $250 headsets.
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As he noted, we're more likely to make low-impact purchases (impulse buys, even) on our phones than we are to shell out for expensive hardware that way.
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Whether those additions will convince masses of mobile users to shell out for an EE 22022G device plan — which start at £25 per month — remains to be seen.
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Even thoughtful, relevant solutions run into a money mess — persuading a critical mass of hospitals or insurance plans to shell out for every shiny new tech isn't easy.
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Safe to say, if you want a modern-looking Apple Watch without having to shell out for the Series 3793, the Series 4 is the way to go.
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Forget the £20,000 [$26,280]-a-month celebrities spend at The Priory in Surrey, or the £41,0003 [$54,794] they shell out for 45 days at the Meadows in Arizona.
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If Spotify wants to change that, it will need to pay up and shell out for videos its users can't easily find on YouTube, or Facebook, or Snapchat, etc.
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You'll also be able to shell out for up to 16GB of VRAM, up to 128GB of data corruption-protecting ECC RAM, and up to 4TB for SSD storage.
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But don't let that deter you; everyone (human and fur baby alike) wins during these Winter Olympics, and you don't even have to shell out for airfare to Pyeongchang.
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In other words, while it's not impossible to enjoy Oculus exclusives on HTC hardware, you're still going to have to shell out for a Rift to pull it off.
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If you're concerned about your sleep and don't want to shell out for a wearable — which I've always found too annoying to sleep with — then give SleepScore a shot.
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Because if you're going to shell out for a four-digit choker, it should be something that you'll want to wear 24/7, and not just on special occasions.
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The Flight Club consignors dismissed even a proposal to shell out for ZO2s now on the off chance that everyone will be wanting them in a decade or so.
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Using an iPhone or iPad (or insert Android device name here) is a much simpler and quicker way to generate stencils than asking people to shell out for paper versions.
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Take too many pictures, for example, and your phone stops backing up, which creates a real incentive to shell out for more than the scant 5GB Apple gives for free.
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And, as Amazon handily points out, the Fire's $50 price point means it wouldn't be completely out of the realm of possibility to shell out for a standalone Echo display.
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It's true that expecting to HBO to shell out for a redo of a six-episode season that cost tens of millions of dollars to make is a tall order.
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Keeping a silk robe around the house is one of the easiest way to make yourself feel like you're at a spa without having to shell out for a facial.
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But if money is no object, or you're willing to shell out for a luxury device, the Fold looks to be a more justifiable purchase than it was in April.
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The San Francisco-based startup provides the back-end for its customers to bring Internet of Things devices to market without having to shell out for their own software infrastructure.
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And judging from a quick glance at Google Trends around the announcement of the latest MacBook Pro, many users would rather build a Hackbook than shell out for a MBP.
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That's a little disappointing from an interactive standpoint, but good for parents who can feel comfortable buying a Lego set without having to shell out for a video game system.
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Amphipod's minimalist Xinglet is a good choice if you don't want to shell out for a hi-vis jacket, or you got tired of ripping reflective tape off your sweatshirts.
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I pronounce my "Rs," have not gotten used to snow that doesn't melt until July and am not inclined to shell out for a pair of Tom Brady infrared pajamas.
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It&aposs indicative of millennials&apos priorities: They&aposll shell out for pricey gym memberships, boutique fitness classes, and wellness treatments, but they&aposre not particularly interested in traditional retail.
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Personally, due to the fact that I still have consistent acne flare-ups on my cheeks and chin, this procedure isn't one I'd shell out for or perform on myself weekly.
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Rather than shell out for what would be its fourth Super Bowl ad, Heinz decided to start an online petition this year to make the Monday after the game a holiday.
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Other companies only work with a very specific body type, forcing those who are, say, busty or booty-blessed to go up several sizes or even shell out for costly tailoring.
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Per Polygon, a Nintendo customer representative has confirmed it's doing the swap, although customers will still have to shell out for shipping costs to send the old model back to Nintendo.
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I'd spent years tossing these common "weeds," known to us as dandelions, into the compost pile, only to shell out for their bitter greens in the organic section of Whole Foods.
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You could wait and warm it up in your hands, buy a lotion warmer off Amazon, or throw caution to the wind and shell out for this $250 warm lube dispenser. Yep.
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Look at holiday spending, how much you typically shell out for friends' weddings, property taxes or insurance premiums you pay once or twice a year, and any other major one-time expenses.
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But this is a whole other level of unnecessary, especially when you factor in just how many customers would shell out for mice and keyboards in a color beyond bland Apple white.
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To complicate matters, the same customer might choose something basic for an in-one-morning-out-the-next business trip, but be prepared to shell out for luxury on a weekend away.
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If you really want to settle in with some music, you'll probably want to shell out for a pair of over-ears, but the Beats X are perfectly suited for the commuter.
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Let the options ahead help you ring in the new year with cheap and unique style; you'll forget all about not having the budget to shell out for that bottle of Dom.
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Sarah Kauss knows her S'well bottles are pricey, but she's proven people are willing to shell out for the distinctive bottles, which keep drinks cold for 24 hours and hot for 12.
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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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However, her campaign said it would be "significantly higher" than her rivals' proposals but less than the $11 trillion Americans are expected to shell out for health care over the next decade.
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Deducted from an annual $232,21981 salary, the presidents have to shell out for personal expenses, including groceries, dry cleaning, and toiletries, every month, so American taxpayers aren't left picking up the tab. 22013.
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In the end, it's a balancing act: If cogs get stuck, expect more people to shell out for shared or single rides, but those rides may keep the cogs stuck for even longer.
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The costumes fit poorly, the minimal CGI is rough, and the wigs — how do you tell the story of a woman who founded a hair company and not shell out for decent wigs?
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There are ways to get EpiPens or generic equivalents for cheaper, but moral outrage aside, it might make sense to shell out for a portable at-home sensor for some peace of mind.
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That showed how oil companies that can afford significant overheads are willing to shell out for and develop high quality reserves in far-flung locations, despite oil prices that have roughly halved since 2014.
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Now that streaming has become the norm, options are being spread thinner as companies capitalize on the trend, and you have to decide where your loyalties lie or shell out for all the options.
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All but the wealthiest families need to "sell" their daughters before they can afford to "buy" wives for their sons; they also want the wives they shell out for to be young and fertile.
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The choker-style necklace features South Sea barrel baroque pearls and retails for $198, which we imagine equates to way more clams than what Fred Flintstone had to shell out for Wilma's signature necklace.
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In addition to having the belly and the beard (the fake ones are largely out, unless you can shell out for something convincing), according to Taylor, you just need to love living the part.
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Some people opt to stick with cycling shoes and add shoe covers for more warmth, others shell out for winter specific cycling shoes, while some people (like me) prefer hiking boots or winter boots.
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Yes, but: One of the biggest challenges the streaming industry will face in the next few years is that there's no real way to determine how much companies should actually shell out for content.
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There's no longer a good reason to shell out for the more expensive iPhone X, except maybe the exclusivity of owning a phone that was ushered in with the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone.
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This despite the lower fees I paid, and the total absence of broader education that my colleagues—most of whom had to shell out for extortionate MAs—were required to bring to their application forms.
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Considering Apple lowered the price of screen repairs through AppleCare+ from $99 to $29 last September, now is probably a good time to shell out for a little extra insurance in the event something goes wrong.
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Sundance's mistake here is all too common in crowdfunding — making the assumption that the only people you're talking to are die-hard fans who will shell out for the tiniest brush with the thing they love.
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If you want that or the better file backup the dual SD card slots afford you'll need to shell out for a pricier shoooter like the Canon 5D Mark IV or that slick new Sony A9.
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Lofree has not yet revealed how much we should expect to shell out for the retro-looking keyboard, but the curious can choose to be the first to find out by signing up on their website.
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One thing is clear: no matter if we're talking about HBO or Disney movies, companies aren't afraid of flexing their clout by leveraging their content to get us to shell out for more and more services.
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But if you don't want to shell out for a large expensive smart display like the Echo Show or the Lenovo Smart Display, you may want to check out the smaller and cheaper Echo Show 5.
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And Microsoft says it will fix particularly important security issues for users who shell out for "extended support"; the company has been known to release security fixes even after it has officially stopped supporting a product.
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You don't shell out for ingredients that you might throw away or never use again because the services send the exact amount, like two tablespoons' worth of lemon zest or a half cup of salad dressing.
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The incentive to shell out for the best emoji tech and a super-cool celebrity affiliation seems pretty obvious: Globally, most people own Android phones, but in the US, 82 percent of teenagers prefer the iPhone.
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Right now, people are willing to shell out for ceramics classes (a balm for those who spend too much time on their phones and computers) and handmade ceramics, many of which cost much more than those brooms.
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Battery life also took a hit, going down to roughly 20 hours on the Stratus Duo from 40 hours on the Stratus XL, but that's the price you'll pay for not having to shell out for AAs.
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"If anyone is like me (not willing to shell out for an overpriced soft plastic item and unmotivated to DIY), this is a cool purchase as everybody should eventually purchase laundry soap," alixehd wrote in the thread.
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One flip through the lookbook ahead, odds are you'll get flashbacks to the iconic Esprit campaigns from the brand's heyday — which will likely only tempt you to shell out for one of those logo sweatshirts even more.
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Essentia is the latest upstart beverage brand to put itself up for sale, hoping to take advantage of the big prices large corporations have been willing to shell out for growth they can't create on their own.
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Sanders' legislation would raise taxes on all Americans and hike them even more on the rich -- arguing that many people would come out ahead because they'd no longer have to pay premiums or shell out for care.
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That way, you'll know what you get when you shell out for the more expensive iPhone, and you can decide whether it may make sense to get the standard 11 instead or hold off on upgrading entirely.
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But you don't need to shell out for a private session to "shift your energetic field," said Aki Hirata Baker, a reiki practitioner and a co-founder of Minka, a social justice-oriented wellness center in Brooklyn.
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Therefore the money you shell out for a ticket to Fifty Shades Darker will be well-spent, so long as you have the luck to sit in a theater with moviegoers as jovial and alert as we did.
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It's something that Apple's been promising since the early days of the smart speaker, and now it's finally available as a free software update — for those who can afford to shell out for two $349 speakers, that is.
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And if you're already looking to shell out for a new Sonos speaker, the Sonos One is only a tad more expensive than the Play:1, although it's not hard to find a discount for the latter online.
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Not only will you have to shell out for all this gear, but you'll have to make sure you have the right living room or bedroom space to set up the Vive and its intricate Lighthouse tracking system.
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If the used underwear market is supposedly so easy to crack, why do so many sellers opt to shell out for an ever-growing number of pay-to-use platforms, where they will be one user among thousands?
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Apple generally has a strong reputation when it comes to security, and earlier this month the company upped the amount of money it's willing to shell out for bug bounties — vulnerabilities found by security researchers — to $1 million.
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And people are willing to shell out for this specialty truck — during its first full month of availability in May 2019, buyers paid an average of $56,403 for a new Gladiator, almost $23,000 over the base sticker price.
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Now the problem is that employees (or their bosses) will have to convince IT departments to actually shell out for something like this instead of going with something cheaper, which is bound to turn into a bureaucratic mess.
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But the best smartwatch is still very much a slave to a smartphone, and even if you shell out for an LTE-connected model and pay a service plan fee for it, it's not going to free you completely.
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Your options are shell out for a trainer or gym membership—or cobbling together an ad hoc regimen with the help of apps, subreddits, a fitness tracker, and dubious YouTube personalities very keen on selling you their workout packages.
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MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones, $9.99I was looking for some headphones to wear while exercising, but didn't want to shell out for a premium pair — I know I'd either destroy them or lose them.
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It can be hard sometimes to grok the scale of the gaming community, but the occasional charity event not only demonstrates the hugeness of the industry but also its diversity and willingness to shell out for a good cause.
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Or do we go to smell the perfume, to stroke the coats in the fur vault, to see Santa Claus, and then, maybe, drunk on hot chocolate and eau de Justin Bieber, decide to shell out for a bag?
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Instead, airlines such as Delta and Qatar Airways are making business-class seats more private and luxurious with lie-flat beds, a bet employers will shell out for seats and they won't have to sacrifice seats to free upgrades.
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In plain English, that means that if you're looking to sign a new lease for an apartment, you're likely protected from having to shell out for a broker fee — at least that's what an initial reading of the change indicates.
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The guidelines agreed on April 29th were tightened during talks among the 27, and the higher bill reflects demands that Britain should shell out for EU farm subsidies until 2020, as well as being denied a share in assets like buildings.
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You put tons of energy into seeking out deals and biding your time for the perfect sale, but sometimes you get so excited by a bargain that you shell out for something you never intended to buy in the first place.
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But, if you're a chronic screen cracker and don't want to shell out for a new phone each time (yeah, that's not happening), Apple is also starting to offer plastic screen protector installation at stores over the next few weeks.
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The Super Bowl is one of the biggest entertainment events of the year and a time for advertisers to get creative to make the most of the estimated $5 million they have to shell out for a 30-second spot.
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There are a few products that the truly privacy-minded could shell out for, including a $120 pair of Reflectacles frames, which bounce back the emitted IR beams to confuse the algorithms (bonus: They're good for night bike riding, too).
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Photo: Philips HueAs a single unit, the $70 Play is slightly less expensive than the $80 to $90 you'd need to shell out for a Hue lightstrip, and it should be easier to install thanks its more compact design and included mounting bracket.
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Buyers can get spacious, single-family homes in the $2700,2000 range if they&aposre willing to compromise on the age and amenities of their home—or they can shell out for top-of-the-line properties selling for more than $2339 million.
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Where the Samsung Galaxy S9 phones last year felt mostly iterative, the latest S10 devices are some of the company's biggest changes yet, with the company's modus operandi being to win over customers that didn't shell out for an upgrade last year.
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Priced at $449, the 1070 Ti slots in right between the $399 1070, and the $3493 1080, making it a solid choice if you're looking for some extra power over the 1070, but not quite willing to shell out for the 1080.
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That said, if you're willing to shell out for the top tier, largest-sized iPhone, you'll probably also be willing to spend the extra cash for a device that will help you get those Snapchat-style Messages in iOS 10 picture perfect.
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Still, the best way to make a lot of money seems to be to have been hugely popular a few decades ago, and then have your fans grow up enough to where they have enough money to shell out for stadium concerts.
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While Republicans seem to agree on the need to expand access, the GOP has not yet revealed a sum they're willing to shell out for network expansion projects, and it's unclear whether the two sides will be able to agree on a figure.
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If you want full audio immersion, but don't want to shell out for a set of expensive (and cumbersome) full-sized speakers, you'll be hard-pressed to find a soundbar system that takes you deeper inside the action than Samsung's HW-N950.
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We're eager to see what Stadia will be like when it becomes a free service sometime in 2020 where you'll be able to pay for games individually instead of needing to shell out for a Founder's Edition kit and a monthly subscription.
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It's a much lower barrier to entry for 220G than anything currently available, and it could be a big part of making the next-generation network accessible to more customers, not just those who are willing to shell out for the top phones.
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Every brand-name entertainer over 45 -- singers, athletes, writers and politicians -- cashes in one way or another because they have time on their hands yet still appeal to the well-heeled baby boomers who attend conferences, throw expensive parties and shell out for Vegas shows.
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Just $200 at launch and far less later, the Fire devices catered to the regular Amazon customer whose kids were pestering them about getting a tablet on which to play Fruit Ninja or Angry Birds, but who didn't want to shell out for an iPad.
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There were a few luxury brands in the space, like Rimowa and Tumi, but nothing more affordably priced that also had memorable design and branding that could appeal to millennials, a demo that loves to travel and is willing to shell out for their wanderlust.
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Each of the unique finds ahead comes positively reviewed and clocks in at under $100 — aka a more affordable excuse to finally turn that "home goals" vision board into a reality (at least until you're ready to shell out for the more premium real-deals).
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To be sure, getting in shape is typically pretty expensive no matter how you approach it, whether you shell out for a membership to your local athletic club, sign up for a fitness class, or turn your living room into a makeshift home gym.
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Hulu and Netflix ads went head-to-head with up-and-comers like Disney+ and AppleTV+, all against the backdrop of prestige TV. In 2020, viewers will have to choose from or shell out for close to a dozen different services offering original content.
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Sadly, the one thing it can't really do is fit on a standard airplane tray table, so if you're the kind of person who likes getting work done in the air, you kind of have to shell out for a first-class ticket too.
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Whether you shell out for a fancy piece of tech to hack your body's rhythms or go the all-natural route will probably depend on what season it is, and how you feel about looking like an extra from a low-rent Blade Runner remake.
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And, as I'm mulling over whether my husband and I need to shell out for a double stroller with a 2-year-old and an infant on the way, I'm also planning for the considerable expense of hiring a doula who can help facilitate a smoother birth.
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Trump's memo also lays out other potential tactics to force Mexico to shell out for the border wall that Trump first laid out in the immigration policy paper he released in August, including imposing tariffs on imports from Mexico, canceling Mexican nationals' visas and raising visa fees.
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Although its bundling of backup, subscriber and analytics functions, along with its core mission of catering specifically to journalists, rather than their publishers, may help win it a dedicated following of hacks willing to shell out for something designed to make their life easier (for once).
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Before Andrew Bolton reveals his latest curatorial work, though, celebrities, designers, and other fashionable folk with enough disposable income to shell out for a ticket will congregate to toast the museum, while wearing the finest gowns, some of which will be plucked straight from the honoree's archive.
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Because surely its target audiences need the solace of Shakespeare at least as much as people who can afford to shell out for the next must-see production in from London or to spend hours in line for a free ticket to Shakespeare in the Park.
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So it's fair to wonder whether fans of Khaled and Harris are showing up for the musical perspectives of the title artists, or if they're simply looking for a way to get a survey of the 2017 landscape without having to shell out for dozens of individual artists' albums.
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The grand vision, says Allaire, is that moving money around digitally should always be feeless, and instead a socially sticky, consumer friendly payment app with messaging smarts encourages consumers to shell out for other handy features — once they've been conditioned to rely on Circle for their core money-sending needs.
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You'll have to shell out for the LTE version, even if you don't want to pay the carrier fee to make it work without your phone, just to get an Apple Watch with a stainless steel case or, for the high rollers, the Hermès version or the luxury $1,299 Apple Watch Edition.
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YouTube TV's pricing will make it hard/impossible for YouTube to turn a profit, given the carriage fees it has to shell out for the four big networks, but YouTube doesn't seem concerned about that: Right now it wants to work on turning some of its billion-plus users into paying subscribers.
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Emily Ratajkowski was also a member of a wedding party this weekend, and unlike some bridesmaids who resent the $350 they had to shell out for a dress they'll never wear again, EmRata couldn't have been happier with her pick — after, all it's from the collection she co-designed with Christy Dawn.
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So if you're in the market for one of those and have your preferred peripherals ready to go, there is no real reason to shell out for an iMac over this new Mac mini unless you really want an all-in-one machine, or you're especially concerned about needing the extra graphics performance.
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Ocean-bound shipping is cheap at the moment, and while the option might not mean much to sellers in the United States, being able to ship via Amazon directly into the retailers fulfilment centers across the country is an enticing prospect for Chinese firms who can't shell out for expensive air shipping.
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However, Apple's reported $6 billion in original content spending, a massive increase from its initial $1 billion pledge two years ago, pales in comparison to the more than $14 billion Netflix is expected to spend this year and the nearly $24 billion Disney is expected to shell out for streaming and theatrical releases.
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That being said, $22 seemed like a lot to shell out for a product we might not use on the reg, so when Wet n Wild gave us the inside scoop on its brand-new take on rainbow highlighter (which launches today!), we jumped at the chance to take it on a test-drive.
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There are plenty of reasons not to rely on the all-too-convenient streaming apps that appear as soon as you turn on your smart TV. You may not want to hear this after spending hundreds of dollars (at least) on a shiny new living room display, but you should really shell out for a streaming device.
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Similar to Apple's strategy of building services that are exclusive to owners of its hardware, Fitbit wants to build a service that keeps users loyal (and paying for services long term.) It's an especially relevant strategy for Fitbit's fitness trackers, which tend to offer more incremental updates that don't always push existing customers to shell out for new hardware.
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It would have been far cheaper for the airline to offer volunteers a larger incentive to re-book than to pay the millions it will likely now have to shell out for a PR blitz to counter the social media frenzy, a falling share price, and lost business as some customers seek service from other airlines.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But what might be the most impressive thing about the Yoga Book C930 is that with a state price of $1,7.13, it's actually a decent competitor to Microsoft's Surface Go, once you factor in the extra money you need to shell out for a Surface keyboard, pen, and extra storage which makes Microsoft's device cost nearly $800.
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Not only that, but the power of hypebeast boys is undeniable and increasingly serves as positive PR for tech CEOs and legacy brands — the Venn diagram of people propping up cults of personality around Travis Scott and Elon Musk is getting smushed inward toward becoming a circle, and these same people shell out for both Louis Vuitton and Taco Bell.
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Sadly, the change isn't universal: the cheaper iPhone 11 will still come with the same terrible 5W brick and USB-A cable that Apple's been offering for more than a decade, despite having the same fast-charging capabilities as the iPhone 11 Pro, meaning that you'll still have to shell out for a new brick and cable if you want to charge it faster or even plug it into a modern Apple laptop.
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With an 3.5 mm, USB, and optical cable inputs—plus Bluetooth for playing music from your smartphone—you can enjoy its crystal clear audio from virtually any device you own, though you will have to shell out for a more expensive bar if you want to use HDMI ARC to control your sound using your TV's remote control instead of the included Vizio remote (though it does have IR codes to program your TV remote manually if you're tech-saavy).
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