The aircraft will take passengers on a luxury, 14-day world tour that will cost $50,000, and a 28-day "air cruise" that will cost $100,000, according to CNN.
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Do you know how much that will cost the company?
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E Madison: an oasis of luxury that will cost you.
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But that will cost the company a lot of money.
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And then there's the rebuilding and that will cost money.
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At the end of the night, that will cost you.
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Any name changes after that will cost you $10 a pop.
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She is promising a Green New Deal that will cost trillions.
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If you want the S9 Plus instead, that will cost $839.
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This is still a government plan that will cost taxpayer money.
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That will cost more while reducing commonality with the current fleet.
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There will be two tiers of Peacock that require payment — a limited-advertising version that will cost about $5 per month and an advertising-free version that will cost about $10 per month, the people said.
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Nest says that will cost €10 per month or €100 a year.
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That will cost $2199 — $70 off its current list price of $229.99.
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However, all meetings after that will cost $20, which is pretty steep.
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The plaintiffs say that will cost them hundreds of millions of dollars.
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How about one that will cost $22,2802.11 for its most basic model?
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That will cost more, but the city seems to have the extra money.
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If you want two lines on Xfinity Mobile, that will cost you $130.
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The President promised a replacement plan that will cost less and cover more.
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We do our best to estimate what that will cost based on your insurance.
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A LIGHTER CLICK: Behold, the palm-sized selfie drone that will cost you $499.
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That will cost the state an estimated $2.3 billion through 2045, according to Reuters.
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And an event that will cost countless lives wasn't ever a climate fix, anyhow.
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That will cost $27 billion according to state broadcaster TRT, 3.5% of 2018 GDP.
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"We're currently working on one playhouse that will cost upwards of $400,000," Leavitt said.
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That will cost the providers of care for those with learning disabilities an estimated £400m.
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That will cost an extra $40,000 that won't go to paying extra graduate student researchers.
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Farmers stayed with him after he launched a trade war that will cost them dearly.
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This is a wrongheaded approach that will cost the government money while doing no good.
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The question now is whether that will cost the Afghan government control over the country.
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Included in the collection is an "Oversized layered parka coat" that will cost you $9,000.
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Now we have some idea of just how much that will cost — and it's relatively inexpensive.
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WATCH: Most Americans are rejecting financial help – here's why that will cost them in the end
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First came an Achilles' injury to Breanna Stewart that will cost the 2018 M.V.P. the season.
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It's a distraction — a deadly one that will cost more lives when the next shooting happens.
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Chinese phone maker Huawei, for its part, also announced a foldable phone that will cost around $2,600.
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Here are 10 Snapchat-inspired gifts that will cost a lot less than a pair of Spectacles.
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How is this dish—which is part of prix-fixe meal that will cost you $220—educational?
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All of the carriers charge upgrade fees that will cost you $20 to $73 over two years.
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Conservatives are often accused of being anti-environment because they broadly oppose policies that will cost jobs.
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BFR, the monster rocket that will cost SpaceX roughly $5 billion to develop, has a new name.
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Then, I can register online with the Irish government, a relatively straightforward process that will cost $300.
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Moreover, eliminating a deduction probably shouldn't cause a chain reaction that will cost the federal government money.
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From L.A., that will cost you between approximately $13 to $1,900 one-way, depending on when you book.
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Excluding the Chinese giant amounts to a tax on domestic telecoms that will cost the biggest players billions.
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It's a move that will cost money upfront in an effort to save it in the long run.
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That will cost you $650,000, plus a $250,2500 setup fee with an Israeli outfit called the NSO Group.
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Business Insider tapped real estate professionals to learn the biggest mistakes that will cost you time and money.
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I think the reason he's not doing it is because he's strategically decided that will cost him votes.
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But it's a change that will cost them money in a bill that has almost no wiggle room.
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You take a look at the kind of numbers that that will cost us in the year '17.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) helped push a tax bill through the Senate that will cost about $1 trillion.
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On Thursday, Clinton will headline an afternoon "California Celebrates Hillary" mid-afternoon event that will cost $50,000 to chair.
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Why provide a diminutive headphone jack adapter that will cost me $9 to replace when I inevitably lose it?
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Lawmakers have been scrambling for days to find revenue to offset tax cuts that will cost trillions of dollars.
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"She's going to have to be careful not to leave them behind because that will cost her," Reeher said.
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If the patient ever wants to use the eggs through in-vitro-fertilization, that will cost an extra $22,000.
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The Kazakh government said this year the consortium would start an expansion project in 2017 that will cost $12 billion.
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A border tax of any kind is not likely to go unanswered and that will cost those exporters for sure.
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Rinne's election promises included boosting state pensions, a change that will cost 183 million euros, according to the draft text.
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The streaming service has also partnered with Hulu and ESPN+ for a bundled package that will cost $13 a month.
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Businesses may feel that they are being forced to implement policies that will cost too much or harm their business.
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Netflix on Wednesday unveiled a new mobile plan in India that will cost 199 Indian rupees, or $3, a month.
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The TomTom Touch is a sleek little fitness tracker that will cost $113 when it goes on sale in October.
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Deutsche Bank this summer announced an historic overhaul that will cost more than $8 billion and include 18,000 layoffs globally.
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That will cost credit card users roughly $21.10 billion in extra finance charges during 2275, according to a WalletHub analysis.
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The KRUPS F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder is a basic blade grinder that will cost you less than $20.
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Jerry Brown wants the state to go carbon negative by 2045, but no one knows how much that will cost.
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Disney will introduce an ESPN-branded streaming service later this year called ESPN Plus that will cost $4.99 a month.
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Apple is expected to launch three new iPhones at its upcoming event, including an LCD iPhone that will cost less.
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The B61-12 atomic bombs, for instance, are to undergo a life-extension program that will cost roughly $33 billion.
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This is not regulation, it is prohibition that will cost lives, kill jobs, and further entrench America's largest cigarette companies.
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The risks for future catastrophes that will cost billions of dollars more and risks untold numbers of lives are only increasing.
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Although I couldn't find a time this week that worked with my therapist, I book an appointment that will cost $25.
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That will cost Boeing significant revenue, because most of the cost of a plane is paid at the time it's delivered.
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We raved about the Activité Pop, a more stylish wristband device that will cost just about $90 more than the Go.
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The latter requires hardware that will cost (at least) hundreds of dollars and cannot actually be purchased until later this year.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Wednesday the Oculus Go, a standalone VR headset that will cost $199 and launches early next year.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the Oculus Go, a standalone VR headset that will cost $199 and launches early next year.
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This week, Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) helped push a tax bill through the Senate that will cost about $1 trillion.
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In December, two other companies — Lumus and Apple supplier Quanta — struck a deal for headsets that will cost $1,000 or less.
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Even minor production problems can introduce serious reliability or safety concerns, leading to product recalls that will cost millions of dollars.
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Whatever rights package you have now, do you assume that that will cost you more the next time you re-up?
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Trump and the RNC are hosting a fundraiser in Florida near Mar-a-Lago that will cost donors $580,600 per couple.
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Razer also plans to sell the Tomahawk enclosure on its own, though we don't know what that will cost just yet.
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Satya Nadella last week announced a program that will cost that company material, real money, to produce a carbon negative corporation.
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Sotheby's Homes has a Southampton, New York, property that will cost a cool $1 million to rent from August until Labor Day.
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In October 2016 Britain backed an expansion of the London hub airport that will cost more than 14 billion pounds ($19.7 billion).
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On June 14th Bluebird Bio unveiled a gene therapy to treat an inherited blood disorder that will cost nearly $1.8m per treatment.
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A look at the fees section on a traditional banking account page spells out lots of complex situations that will cost consumers.
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According to the American Action Forum, in 2016 alone, the administration has imposed rules that will cost the economy over $99 billion.
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True off-roaders will want the G550 4X4², which has a full 17 inches of ground clearance, but that will cost $227,300.
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Murphy is little known outside his congressional district, something that will cost tens of millions of dollars in television spending to remedy.
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The home is a limited-time pop-up for the winter that will cost $159 per night, according to its Airbnb listing.
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You take a look at the kind of numbers that that will cost us in the year '17, it is a disaster.
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To fill that gap, Nest will partner with Moni, a professional monitoring service, though it's not clear how much that will cost.
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In response, Macron pledged tax cuts for pensioners and minimum wage increases that will cost France an additional 240-21.5 billion euros.
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She is critical of the fashion industry, which she calls "conservative," but wary of saying anything that will cost her a job.
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Scholl's goal is to introduce a plane that will cost just $215,22 to fly round-trip between, say, New York and London.
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The TV alone will cost $539,000, and if you want it installed (with a "project management package") that will cost you another $38,500.
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It's not the first phone with a battery that big, but it's a welcome addition to a phone that will cost under $250.
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He's currently working on the "Drum Bike," a three-wheeler with a fully working drum set that will cost the buyer around $100,000.
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Tesla just introduced its latest electric vehicle, the Model Y, a crossover SUV that will cost from $22,113 to $211,22020 depending on configuration.
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Buying the Pen-F over Olympus' other cameras is basically a choice based completely on aesthetics, and it's one that will cost you.
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"This is a disaster for Hong Kong that will cost tens of millions of dollars," Geoffrey Thomas, the editor-in-chief of AirlineRatings.
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One of the items on tap is a DreamCloud mattress, a luxury hybrid spring and memory foam bed that will cost around $1,000.
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And if you want Prime and Amazon Video, there's also a new monthly option that will cost $10.99 per month, or $132 annually.
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They envision a family-friendly daytime experience that will cost around $30 and an evening adults-only fare that will start at $60.
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The fender on the driver's side quarter panel was also damaged, and we're told that will cost $10,000, and that doesn't include labor.
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In the end, Mr. Papadopoulos received a sentence that will cost him only two weeks behind bars, a $9,500 fine and community service.
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By 2022, Future Meat plans to launch a second line of entirely lab-grown meat that will cost less than $10 per pound.
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"We are currently in the process of upgrading that deterrent in an effort that will cost some $40 billion per year," he said.
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In an effort to save the subway, officials at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority are promising ambitious plans that will cost billions of dollars.
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But if you won't use that large array of functions, there are more basic Instant Pot models that will cost you much less.
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My review kit included a very comfortable perforated leather strap that was much easier to install, but that will cost you $22 extra.
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Using CandyStore's sales data on the most popular candy, here are the most popular brands in the U.S. that will cost you the least.
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ROKiT will install WiFi nodes on every lamppost in these cities, blanketing the area in WiFi that will cost three dollars for unlimited data.
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Fitbit also offers an NFC chip for contactless payment in a special variant that will cost an additional $20 and include a second band.
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And while that will cost them some elections, it won't change the fact that conservatism has an enduring social base in the United States.
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Oklahoma claims the companies' actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy.
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South Korea's anticipated cryptocurrency crackdown began on Monday, the government closing a tax loophole that will cost existing digital coin exchanges millions in revenue.
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The bank said the 30,000 refugees will be among 100,000 people who will be employed altogether in a scheme that will cost $500 million.
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Dish doesn't have a 5G network yet but plans to build one in the coming years — an endeavor that will cost billions of dollars.
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The company now offers a straightforward hourly and monthly rate that will cost its users $8 per month and service (or $0.011 per hour).
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"Tariffs that beget tariffs that beget more tariffs only lead to a trade war that will cost American jobs and economic growth," Donohue said.
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Two of them are high-end — a 25mm f1.2 prime that will cost $1,199 and a 12-100mm f4 with image stabilization for $1,299.
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It announced plans earlier this year for a plant that will cost it at least $303 billion, but it remains years away from opening.
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And, over the objections of Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, he forced through another colossal trade deal that will cost American jobs.
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In April, the two plan to head to Tibet, for a six week trip that will cost them each tens of thousands of dollars.
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The mayor has promised a service stretching from the Rockaways to the Bronx that will cost riders the same amount as a subway fare.
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The company said on Monday that it will make an " authorized generic" version of the EpiPen that will cost $300 for a two-pack.
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On the other hand, Amazon recently announced a pair of noise-reduction, Echo-branded earbuds (also shipping on October 30!) that will cost just $130.
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He's already put a deposit on a replacement for the Phoenix, ordering a Koenigsegg Jesko with 1,600 horsepower that will cost him around $3 million.
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Oklahoma prosecutors claim the companies' actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy.
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There's also a premium "Dream Mirror edition" that will cost about $45 more, come in a ceramic body, and be powered by a Snapdragon 660.
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The Democratic presidential primary has already seen most of the candidates adopt Squad-approved positions that will cost their party in next year's general election.
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If you want a brilliant silver version of the coin, that will cost £13 ($17.69), while silver and gold proof options run at £82.50 ($112.27).
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Barack Obama began modernizing the nuclear arsenal before he left office, an effort that will cost an estimated $1.24 trillion over the next three decades.
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It is the first of four satellites in a system upgrade that will cost $11 billion, including launch fees, said NOAA Assistant Administrator Stephen Volz.
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If we continue on this path, we are doomed to eventually suffer a dramatic and stunning attack of our own making that will cost lives.
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So far, his administration has proposed allocating a mere $1.6 billion to begin construction on a project that will cost tens of billions of dollars.
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The Trump administration is proposing a rescue plan that will cost an estimated $850 billion, but there's no guarantee it will be approved by Congress.
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He's perfect, even if he does eat socks and underwear that result in a blockage in his intestine that will cost $8,000 to fix. Sigh.
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The state claims the companies' actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy.
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But tickets aren't the only thing that will cost a little more, as parking at the theme park has raised from $20 per vehicle to $25.
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Reggie Whitten, another lawyer for the state, said the companies' actions created a public nuisance that will cost nearly $13 billion to remedy over two decades.
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He made no mention of U.S. nuclear forces already in the midst of a modernization effort that will cost an estimated $1 trillion over 30 years.
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But that will cost you a small fortune as you need to spend an extra $2600,2800 to jump from 21GB of RAM to 24GB of RAM.
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Anything beyond that will cost you $10 a month, which comes with 30 days of video history, bundled with insurance and a two-year device warranty.
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And he chose that path with crises sprouting all around: An epic flood that will cost taxpayers billions in damages and consume Congress when it returns.
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Ikea and Sonos showcased two different models for now — a bookshelf speaker that will cost $99 and a table lamp speaker that will retail for $179.
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The state also alleges the companies' actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy.
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"This is a disaster for Hong Kong that will cost tens of millions of dollars," said Geoffrey Thomas, editor in chief and managing director of AirlineRatings.
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The Citizen Smart Clock comes in two designs —one with a metal frame clock that will cost $79.99, and one with a wooden frame for $89.99.
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The updated PlayStation VR headset, CUH - ZVR2, is being released in Japan on October 14th in a bundle with the PlayStation Camera that will cost ¥44,980 ($400).
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia said it would soon start accepting tenders for an expansion of solar and wind power in the country that will cost up to $50bn.
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The company admitted to manipulating and withholding key info, even after the aribags started exploding, and pleaded guilty to criminal charges that will cost it $1 billion.
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Hillary Clinton has a plan that actually adds up, while Donald Trump has a plan that will cost $4 trillion, but which he claims is deficit-neutral?
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Those bigger subsidies will in many cases allow subsidized customers to find plans that will cost them less than what they pay now — or even free plans.
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"Women in Northern Ireland will be able to travel [across the border] but it's unclear how much that will cost," Alliance for Choice campaigner Emma Gallen explained.
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Those travelers say they'll book an average 3.4 roundtrip airfares and 5.1 hotel nights; according to Nerdwallet's analysis, that will cost them an estimated $1,633 to $1,916.
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Its livestreams on Facebook are free, but it announced last week that it would also be launching a subscription video service that will cost $6.99 per month.
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Republican Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a Trump critic, likened it to "golden crutches" to make up for a trade war that will cost farmers far more.
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To fulfill these and other commitments, the government must create far-reaching programs and policies that will cost billions of dollars and take years to carry out.
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Guggenheim Securities analyst Tony Butler said AbbVie will likely have to run a bigger trial that will cost more and will need to have a control arm.
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Menlo Park Fire Protection District in the Bay Area of California has reserved an all-electric fire truck that will cost $1.1 million after shipping and inspection.
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I stop and get fresh summer rolls and prepare myself for my prescription that will cost $400 for a two-ounce tube I'll be picking up on Monday.
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Of course, expectations are high for a car that will cost roughly $2.8 million (to start) and represents Mercedes-Benz's bid to join the elite club of 'hypercars.
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FIFA and friends seem to have gone out of their way to make sure this is a televised event that will cost you at least a few dollars.
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"This is a free market reform that will cost the federal government nothing, but has the possibility of allowing millions of people to get inexpensive insurance," said Paul.
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I was able to pay off a large amount of that debt, but now I need an upper GI scan and a colonoscopy that will cost me $2,000.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration is forecasting double-digit percentage increases that will cost some home-owners and renters hundreds of dollars more in heating costs this year.
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A change that will cost every iPhone user at least $29 extra for a dongle (or more for new headphones) is not a change designed to benefit everyone.
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In 21625, Austin, which is located in rural Scott County, was hit with a devastating outbreak of HIV that will cost taxpayers at least $2900 million to treat.
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"This is not regulation -- it is prohibition that will cost lives, kill jobs, and further entrench America's largest cigarette companies," AVA's President Gregory Conley said in a statement.
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The company will also be required to install and maintain an infrared methane monitoring system at the site in Aliso Canyon that will cost up to $1.5 million.
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In January Laury announced a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds from 2021 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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And should you cancel service before your contract is up—there's an early termination fee (ETF) that will cost you $15 for each month left on your contract.
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"That will cost the industry a substantial amount of money, hundreds of millions of dollars, if not more, and it will ultimately end up costing the consumer," he said.
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If you can't make either of those days work for your schedule, though, domestic travelers should try to avoid departing on Friday because that will cost a 19% premium.
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They boiled over when the DUP's leader and first minister, Arlene Foster, became embroiled in a bungled green-energy initiative that will cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Meanwhile Pandora is putting the finishing touches on a premium radio tier that will cost users about $5 a month, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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But under the new rules, a broker who handles your retirement assets must act exclusively in your best interest, even if that will cost the broker some potential income.
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In Toronto, The Globe and Mail has hired reporters and editors to produce "Cannabis Professional," a daily newsletter that will cost 2,000 Canadian dollars a year for a subscription.
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Trump is running on a comically regressive $11 trillion tax cut that will cost more than Hillary Clinton's entire progressive agenda while overwhelmingly benefiting a handful of superrich people.
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Legislators game the next election by awarding benefits that will cost money for decades, without a thought to having enough money for school supplies a few years from now.
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Last year she detailed a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds ($13 million) from 2021 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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Apple TV will continue to be free, while Apple Tv+ will be an ad-free subscription service available in more than 100 countries that will cost... we don't know yet.
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The Cohen Veterans Network will be opening between 20 and 25 clinics across the U.S. over the next three to five years, an effort that will cost Cohen $275 million.
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Uganda signed a deal with a consortium, including a subsidiary of General Electric, to build and operate a 60,000 barrel per day refinery that will cost $3 billion-$4 billion.
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If you want a fully kitted out iPhone 11 Pro Max, that will cost you $1,449, as is the case now with the largest, most storage-packed, premium Apple handset.
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Automakers are also facing pressure to develop expensive electric- and self-driving vehicles, a research and development effort that will cost billions of dollars but may not produce profits for years.
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The science on vaccines is settled, the link with autism is a fable, and the leader of this country can't legitimize unfounded conspiracy theories that will cost American children their lives.
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In an interesting twist, Anker is also launching a Soundcore alarm clock that doubles as a wireless charger, called the Soundcore Wakey, that will cost $100 when it launches this spring.
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You could improve the Z25's sound quality with a JBL Soundboost 2 Mod, but that will cost you $79.99 and adds a lot of bulk and weight to the phone.
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But customers can preorder them today for an introductory, first-week price of $149.99, with a second, longer preorder option starting on July 24th through October 15th that will cost $179.99.
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If the Fed follows through on three additional quarter-point rate hikes this year, that will cost credit card users almost $6 billion in extra credit card interest, according to LendingTree.
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This risks shutting us out of critical export markets that will cost us jobs, lower wages, and at the end of the day, the prosperity of our children in the future.
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Li is also a noted philanthropist: In June, he pledged to cover 5 years of tuition for an entire college class, a move that will cost him $14.4 million each year.
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After reading about how much that will cost him over time, he decided to stop contributing and redirect his savings into an I.R.A. at Vanguard, known for its rock-bottom costs.
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Broadcom will continue with its plan to redomicile to the United States, a move that will cost it about $500 million a year under a higher tax rate, the sources added.
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The tribe is describing the lots as premium parking that will cost $30 during Tuesday and Wednesday's practice rounds and will increase to $50 during the competition rounds Thursday through Sunday.
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And in October, he discovered a rusted sewage pipe that will cost $10,3.83 to replace — a defect he blames on saltwater corrosion that isn't covered by his flood or homeowners insurance.
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"We should be focused on ways to reduce costs—not advance costly controversial proposals that will cost the taxpayers even more," Republican state senator Dan McConchie said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Separately, VW reached a settlement with 44 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that will cost at least $600 million, bringing the total to as much as $15.3 billion.
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In April Uganda signed a deal with a consortium, including a subsidiary of General Electric, to build and operate a 60,000 barrel per day refinery that will cost $3 billion-$4 billion.
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Starting first in the UK, Electric Jukebox is an all-in-one device and music service that will cost £2319 for the first year and £2468.88 (or £119.883 per week) after that.
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Mr Morales's "patriotic agenda" for 2025, the 200th anniversary of independence, promises still lower poverty and a public-works programme that will cost $49 billion over ten years, about 15% of GDP.
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The state claims J&J's actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy over the next 20 to 30 years.
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That includes deteriorating pavement and bridge conditions that alone will cost our economy $58 billion per year, and the resulting highway congestion that will cost us more than a quarter billion dollars.
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It is a decision that will cost the company billions in the short run, but Disney+ has a grander strategic logic that, if executed smartly, should pay off for decades to come.
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A THC-infused edible is allegedly the reason Miami Heat player Dion Waiters was handed a 10-game suspension this weekend that will cost him more than a million dollars, ESPN reported.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech government approved a deal with GE Aviation on Wednesday for an investment in a new turboprop engine plant that will cost an estimated 350 million euros ($384.76 million).
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The company said that it would undertake a restructuring plan that will cost up to $2000 billion initially but by the end of 20203 lead to annual cash savings of $22020 billion.
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The app, which will launch in April, will also include ESPN Plus, a new streaming service that will cost $4.99 a month and will stream more than 10,000 live events each year.
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Amazon and Google have video devices and services as well as smart speakers, and Apple is moving from a streaming box to a subscription TV offering that will cost $4.99 a month.
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In December, nearly every Republican voted for a massive tax bill that will cost $1.5 trillion over a decade — a GOP victory that perhaps drowned out some of the talk on offsets.
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The state claims that J&J's actions created an oversupply of painkillers and a public nuisance that will cost $12.7 billion to $17.5 billion to remedy over the next 20 to 30 years.
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That model starts at $449, and you can pay extra for double the eMMC storage and a faster Intel Core i5 processor, but the company isn't yet saying how much that will cost.
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According to a person familiar with the matter, Fox News is readying a new streaming service that will cost a monthly fee and feature exclusive content from personalities like conservative pundit Tomi Lahren.
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VW also announced a separate settlement with 23.0 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that will cost at least $23.0 million, bringing the total to as much as $15.3 billion.
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Even if there's no price break for the combo, this gets us closer to a ready-to-roll VR rig and top-tier VR headset that will cost you under $1K, all-in.
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A source briefed on the matter said VW would announce a separate settlement with at least 44 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that will cost at least $600 million.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German defense ministry expects to announce next steps by the end of the year in its drive to replace 2061 aging Tornado fighter jets that will cost billions of euros.
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Bloomberg also reported in its Thursday story that Volvo and Uber had signed a deal to jointly develop a self-driving car by 2021 — an effort that will cost the companies $300 million.
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The Navy's review called for reforms that will cost between $400 and $500 million over the next five to six years, including periodic, standardized assessments of seamanship and bolstering training of navigation fundamentals.
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And many Republicans believe Trump will be a disastrous general election candidate that will cost the party not just the White House but also majority control in the Senate and potentially the House.
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However, Obamacare advocates have noted that this year more customers than ever are able to find a health plan that will cost them $0 per month personally after their subsidies are factored in.
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A source briefed on the matter said VW would announce a separate settlement with at least 0003 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that will cost at least $600 million.
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The Versa 2 will support Fitbit Premium, a new subscription service launching this fall that will cost $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year that will provide more information about your health trends.
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The loss in value is particularly notable because CBS is counting on renewing NFL rights later this year -- a contract that will cost the company billions of dollars in the years to come.
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Over time, its prices have gone up, but every year it still manages to put out smartly designed, powerful handsets that will cost you less money than the top Apple and Samsung phones.
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For the home, Amazon (AMZN) unveiled a high-end Echo speaker, called Echo Studio, that will cost $199 and competes with companies such as Sonos (SONO) that already offer Alexa-compatible premium speakers.
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" "To have the gall to complain about Puerto Rico throwing our budget out of whack — while proposing tax cuts for millionaires that will cost trillions of dollars — boggles the mind, boggles the mind.
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Meanwhile, General Motors announced the Chevy Bolt, an all-electric car that will cost $30,000 after a federal electric vehicle credit of $7,500 and will have a range of more than 200 miles.
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General Motors – The U.S. automaker plans to launch a new family of electric vehicles in 5003 that will cost less to build and make a profit, Chief Executive Mary Barra told investors this week.
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Deutsche Bank shares touched their highest since early May as investors welcomed the bank's move to cut 63,000 jobs around the world as part of a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros.
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But it also means every vaping product must be registered through an expensive, time-consuming process called a Premarket Tobacco Application (PMTA) that will cost some companies millions, and push others out of business.
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Deutsche Bank shares touched their highest since early May as investors welcomed the bank's move to cut 18,000 jobs around the world as part of a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros.
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And if you can't afford a fee-only adviser, then you really can't afford to sign up for an adviser-sold fund that will cost you extra every year for a decade or more.
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Alibaba – The China-based e-commerce giant increased its stake in Southeast Asian e-commerce platform Lazada to 83 percent from the prior 51 percent, an investment that will cost it roughly $1 billion.
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The news also comes on the heels of reports that Amazon is working on a new premium Echo device with a 7-inch touchscreen that will cost more than its current $180 flagship speaker.
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With one eye on that contest, his government announced that as many as 120 million farmers would receive $85 annually as income support -- a measure that will cost the government more than $10 billion.
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"To place the economy before individuals, profits before people — that will cost lives," Garcetti said in a forceful rebuke of President Donald Trump, who suggested social-distancing measures could be rescinded by April 12.
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Instead, the Trump administration is proposing to roll back vehicle fuel efficiency standards, a dangerous idea that will cost consumers money, kill thousands of Americans from pollution, and increase trade deficits and oil imports.
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Unlike most of them Muscat has high debt, a smaller stock of sovereign wealth assets and a reliance on external financing that will cost more to fund so long as regional tensions remain high.
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Guests will be able to stay in the suite as part of a package that will cost around $250,000 (though the resort has not yet determined exactly what will be included for the price).
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What I can say was that it was a giant stamp of legitimacy for Azure that will cost AWS more than the contract ... There's a perception among many that AWS is the default leader.
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That's less than 6900 percent of respondents who have taken advantage of a tax incentive that will cost taxpayers $2628 billion over the next few years, according to the Congressional Joint Committee on Tax.
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At some point, this hostile climate in the District will become so unfavorable that businesses may decide to avoid expanding or locating here at all — and that will cost the community much-needed jobs.
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Ridley then connected with a broker who signed her up for a silver plan that will cost her less than $4 per month, after receiving a premium subsidy of more than $500 a month.
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In recent months the president has signed both a tax-cut package that will cost as much as $1.9trn over the next decade and a two-year budget deal that increases federal spending by $300bn.
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In the meantime, here are some educated guesses about why he thinks the deal is worth doing: Is any of that enough to justify a deal that will cost AT&T $80 billion or more?
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" The Squad is a gift to Trump, wrote Scott Jennings: "The Democratic presidential primary has already seen most of the candidates adopt Squad-approved positions that will cost their party in next year's general election.
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Chairman Josep Oliu had said on Thursday Sabadell would in January present a plan to turn around TSB, which suffered a technology failure this year that will cost it some 320 million euros ($364 million).
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Chris Christie (R) profit from a book deal during his final year in office, a provision in compromise legislation that will cost state taxpayers millions of dollars in higher salaries for legislative and government workers.
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The government agency responsible for supporting federal offices is set to award a construction contract for a new FBI headquarters that will cost upwards of $28500 billion and bring with it nearly 6900,2628 permanent jobs.
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Gmail add-ons available to consumers starting next year will be barred from selling user data and be subject to a third-party security assessment that will cost them about $15,000 to $75,000, Google said.
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Apple said Logitech is also making a keyboard with a trackpad that will cost $149, also due in May, that will work on the standard iPad, the 2019 iPad Air, and an older iPad Pro.
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It involves unwinding cross-holdings and buying back shares in a transaction that will cost nearly 100 million francs to give complete control of the bank to the family that already owns a majority stake.
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In April last year Uganda signed a deal with a consortium, including a subsidiary of General Electric, to build and operate a 60,43 barrel per day refinery that will cost between $3 billion and $4 billion.
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Over the weekend, members of the U.N. Security Council — including the U.S., China, and Russia — voted unanimously to ban key North Korean exports in a move that will cost Pyongyang an estimated $1 billion a year.
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So it's probably using glasses-free LCD shutter technology similar to the Nintendo 3DS, but in a package that will cost you $1,195 for the aluminum version, or $1,595 for a body made of lightweight titanium.
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While the new options certainly provide more data per dollar than before, it's hard to not see how this is a price hike on Verizon's services that will cost customers more per month than previous options.
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But, rather than letting their emotions fly off the handle, Morin says mentally strong people know how regulate their feelings so that they don't do or say anything that will cost them in the long run.
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High on the list will be the loosely defined Green New Deal, a federal spending program that will cost $2 trillion or more and move the electric power sector to complete reliance on renewable energy sources.
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Over the weekend, members of the U.N. Security Council — including the U.S., China, and Russia —voted unanimously to ban key North Korean exports in a move that will cost Pyongyang an estimated $1 billion a year.
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Trump heralded his own accomplishments that he said were beneficial to Israelis, including moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem, a move that will cost $21 million, more than 100 times what the president said it would.
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KFF finds that many can get coverage that will cost less than paying the fine for not being insured — and that 42 percent of the uninsured can get a bronze plan for free on the marketplaces.
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Do you get the impression that promises are being made for political gain but setting into motion a series of events that will cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially do more harm than good?
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MUMBAI, April 4 (Reuters) - Blackstone Group LP has agreed to buy a majority stake in Indian IT outsourcing services provider Mphasis Ltd from Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co, in a deal that will cost up to $1.1 billion.
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Nvidia has announced a new, mid-range RTX 22080 GPU at CES 22080, rounding out the company's existing RTX 26, RTX 26, and RTX 2240 Ti models with an entry-level option that will cost just $20803.
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Announced today, the D850 is a monster of a camera in terms of specs, and it's one that will cost accordingly — the retail price is $3,299 for just the body when it goes on sale in September.
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But forget spending thousands of dollars for street cred, because there's one accessory picking up steam that will cost you nothing — all you have to do is grab an old sneaker and pull the laces right out.
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At the end of the comic, he uncovers a plan by an ex-villain named Ozymandias to stop a worldwide nuclear war, by creating a fake threat that will cost the lives of millions of innocent people.
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And while I don't think Minecraft is going to be a huge success for Gear VR, being able to play it on a screen that will cost significantly less than any other option is still a win.
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"The fact that they have to cut power suggests that troubles may be even worse than expected, and that will cost the government even more to bail out Eskom," said Per Hammarlund, chief EM strategist at SEB.
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But if you are still interested in the form-factor PC, you can get one of these discrete video cards and attach it externally with something like the Razer Core graphics expansion, but that will cost you.
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Harley's shares touched a two-month high on the company's plan to streamline its operations, reorganize and reduce its workforce during the fourth quarter in a move that will cost the company $264 million to $1.1.09 million.
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In a contest that will cost at least $1 billion, according to Kenya's treasury, more than 19.6 million registered voters will choose hundreds of legislative candidates across the country, in addition to the president and vice president.
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In typical Xiaomi style, there's also a CC9 Pro Premium Edition variant that will cost 3,499 yuan (around $500) with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage and an upgraded "8P lens system" for the main 108-megapixel camera.
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Now, on the last day of CES 2020, the company is launching its new Viola switch, the company's first fully mechanical switch for the value market, meant for keyboards that will cost somewhere between $50 and $100.
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"The fact that they have to cut power suggests that troubles may be even worse than expected, and that will cost the government even more to bail out Eskom," said Per Hammarlund, chief EM strategist at SEB.
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Like the Chromebook Pixel, the Pixelbook is expected to sell at the ultra-premium end of the Chromebook market, starting at $1,199, with a separate stylus accessory similar to the Apple Pencil that will cost an extra $99.
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"I believe the B Team does not have the same plan as President Trump has... not a plan but a plot that will cost" trillions, Zarif said, alluding to the cost of US wars in the Middle East.
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It's a series of luxury watches that will cost between $1,500 to $2,500, and they are targeting the high-end watch market that might ordinarily spring for an upscale mechanical watch like a Rolex, Breitling, or Omega instead.
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Alongside the new PowerIQ 2.0 chips, Anker also announced its first battery pack to use it, the PowerCore II 10000, a 10,000mAh battery pack that will cost $29.99 when it goes on sale in May later this year.
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Novartis's fourth-quarter core net income missed analyst expectations amid a slump at its Alcon eye care unit, prompting the Swiss drugmaker to replace the divion's head amid a restructuring that will cost $1.4 billion over five years.
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"The digital services tax that France and other European countries are pursuing is clearly protectionist and unfairly targets American companies in a way that will cost U.S. jobs and harm American workers, " they said in a joint statement.
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The pollsters also tested 20 potential lines of attack against Trump and found that undecided voters were most concerned that Trump was weakening alliances, defending dictators and waging a trade war that will cost jobs and raise prices.
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"The digital services tax that France and other European countries are pursuing is clearly protectionist and unfairly targets American companies in a way that will cost U.S. jobs and harm American workers," they said in a joint statement.
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Netflix on Wednesday unveiled a new mobile-only plan in India that will cost 199 Indian rupees, or $3, a month — a much lower starting point than the 499 rupees, or $7, that its next-cheapest plan costs.
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You could drop money on a new computer from their school bookstore, or you could check out renewed MacBooks Pros that have been previously owned, but restored to work and look like new that will cost you less.
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The Canadian government announced Tuesday that it had taken in 400 Yazidi refugees and survivors of Islamist extremism and plans to take in 800 more by the end of the year, a move that will cost $28 million.
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The April 2020 event will be a group dinner with guest presenters and a session that will cost $150, which includes a presentation from Dellinger on her entrepreneurial journey and insight into her tactics for becoming a millionaire.
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It comes in the box (thanks heavens), but if you lose it, you'll have to get a new one, and while there's no word yet on how much that will cost, I'd be surprised if it were free.
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Because the rise in oil and gas prices is equivalent to increasing spending for American consumers, and that will cost the tax reforms passed by the Trump administration last December, while pushing up inflation and suppressing economic growth.
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Few symbolize the disunity among Texas Republicans better than Mr. Straus and Mr. Patrick, whose inability to compromise on the bathroom bill set the stage for a special session that will cost Texas taxpayers at least $1 million.
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Hunter's office argued Teva's settlement should be combined with any money J&J must pay to help remedy, or abate, what the state says is a public nuisance that will cost $17.5 billion to remedy over 30 years.
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General Motors said Monday it plans to effectively halt production at a number of plants in the U.S. and Canada next year and cut more than 14,0003 jobs in a massive restructuring that will cost up to $3.8 billion.
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General Motors (GM) announced it plans to effectively halt production at a number of plants in the U.S. and Canada next year and cut more than 14,000 jobs in a massive restructuring that will cost up to $3.8 billion.
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However, plans are in place to build a privately funded complex on a site on the northwest side of Hard Rock Stadium in time for the 2020 season that will cost between $75-80 million, according to multiple reports.
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Hunter's office argued that Teva's settlement should be combined with any money J&J must pay to help remedy, or abate, what the state says is a public nuisance that will cost $17.5 billion to remedy over 30 years.
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Nintendo just announced that this debut game will also get bigger over time, with two planned DLC packs available via a season pass that will cost players an additional $20 on top of the price of the game itself.
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So the legislature, which supports reducing the role of money in politics, constructs an initiative that will cost millions of dollars to tell them to do what they've already supported, as evidenced by the existence of the ballot measure.
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Civil servants are expecting a mammoth pay bump as a result of a once-a-decade wage negotiation; there is also a boost to military pensions that will cost around 25.1 trillion rupees ($16 billion), or 0.8% of GDP.
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Consider that against recent tax cuts that will cost an estimated $1.9 trillion over the next decade, and it's clear that Republicans are trying to offset cuts for the wealthy and corporations by slashing SNAP and other spending programs.
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The danger for intersexual Germans is that the far right will use the mounting public antipathy to the left's "virtue" on gender to discredit a judicial decision that will cost Germans little besides their own outdated assumptions and prejudices.
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For example, El Paso County claims that even before a dime has been diverted from Fort Bliss and spent on the wall, it is already suffering damage to its reputation that will cost it business investment and tourist dollars.
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They see a need to develop electric cars and self-driving vehicles, a research and development task that will cost billions of dollars, even though the vehicles produced have more long-term potential than short-term demand or profitability.
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And I have made clear that this Department of Justice will not sign consent decrees that will cost more lives by handcuffing the police instead of criminals and stopping lawful police procedures that have been proven to reduce crime.
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To ease the burden on store owners, who bear payroll costs, 7-Eleven said it would, for the first time, cut royalty fees it charges franchisees - a measure that will cost the company around 160 billion yen ($1.47 billion) a year.
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"It makes no sense to do something that will cost motorists, businesses and taxpayers so much at such a difficult time, based on a broken formula," Huw Evans, director general of the Association of British Insurers, said in a statement.
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Oil sands producer MEG Energy also has plans to grow its 80,000 bpd Christina Lake plant by adding a series of 10,000-20,000 bpd projects that will cost C$20,000-C$30,000 per flowing barrel, eventually hitting output of 210,000 bpd.
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The company is facing heated criticism for its decision to open regional offices in New York City and suburban Washington, DC — a decision that was made with no public input and that will cost local taxpayers billions of dollars in subsidies.
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On Sunday, the government passed an emergency decree to wind down two Veneto-based banks that will cost the state up to 17 billion euros, although officials say the government may end up squeezing a profit from the deal over time.
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The company has developed a new restaurant design that will cost $40,000 less to build than its current design with "improvements in lighting, acoustics, seating, customer flow and the presentation of our kitchen," according to Mark Crumpacker, Chipotle's chief marketing officer.
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Greg Abbott (R), who was required by law to set a special election to fill the rest of Farenthold's term, asked the ex-congressman to pay for an election that will cost cash-strapped Texas counties hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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KAMPALA, April 10 (Reuters) - Uganda signed an agreement on Tuesday with a consortium, including a subsidiary of America's General Electric, to build and operate an oil refinery in western Uganda that will cost $3 billion-$4 billion, the president's office said.
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BRASILIA, June 2 (Reuters) - The lower house of Brazil's Congress on Thursday approved salary raises for military and civil servants that will cost about 4 billion reais ($1.12 billion) this year, the lower house said through its official news agency.
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Van Wagenen is still seeking to add a catcher and an outfielder to the Mets' roster but said that he also hoped to keep improving the bullpen this off-season — although with pitchers that will cost less than Familia did.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Congress overturned a presidential veto on Wednesday in an ongoing battle over appropriations with President Jair Bolsonaro, doubling social assistance for elderly and disabled people that will cost an extra 20 billion reais ($4.2 billion) this year.
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Ms. Guadagno has been willing at times to break publicly with Mr. Christie, opposing a renovation of the State House that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and disagreeing with Mr. Christie's decision to raise the state's low gas tax.
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Without broad support across the political spectrum, it's just another swing of the regulatory pendulum that will cost banks hundreds of millions as they retool compliance systems, and hundreds of millions more when the pendulum swings back and they readjust again.
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Last June, NASA announced that it would allow space tourists to make trips to the space station, and one company, Axiom Space, says it has one passenger signed up already for a 10-day trip that will cost $55 million.
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The TCL 211 Pro is a new Android smartphone launching this year that will cost less than $2900 and offers high-end features like a curved AMOLED screen, four main cameras, and an in-screen fingerprint sensor among other capabilities.
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The TCL 10 Pro is a new Android smartphone launching this year that will cost less than $500 and offers high-end features like a curved AMOLED screen, four main cameras, and an in-screen fingerprint sensor, among other capabilities.
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Eight years after the country began an unprecedented broadband modernization effort that will cost at least 2100 billion Australian dollars, or $225 billion, its average internet speed lags that of the United States, most of Western Europe, Japan and South Korea.
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The next two Super Bowls are set for Miami and Tampa at stadiums that have undergone massive renovations before NFL takes its showcase to Los Angeles in 2022 at the Rams new home that will cost an estimated $4.5 billion.
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Lost tax revenue The number of jobs that will be relocated out of the United Kingdom in the near future stands at 7,000, according to EY. It estimates that will cost Britain at least £600 million ($794 million) in lost taxes.
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On Tuesday, Pence gave the broadest indictment of the law, taking advantage of the fact that millions of people starting Tuesday will be confronted with individual health plans that will cost many of them much more in 2017 than they did this year.
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This is the lesson for GM workers, many of whom were taken by surprise because the company overall has been doing well, at least until Washington slapped tariffs on imported aluminum and steel that will cost GM an estimated $1 billion this year.
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LeEco's production facility will be part of a larger project to build an "Eco Experience Park" that will cost 20 billion yuan in total that will also include an entertainment park, facilities for internet-connected electric cars and offices, the statement said.
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The lender announced the job losses on Sunday as part of a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros ($8.3 billion) and see it undo years of work that had aimed to make its investment bank a major force on Wall Street.
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Burwell on Friday tweeted a television ad running nationally since last week that says "because the majority of people who sign up qualify for financial help, most don't pay full price" and can find plans that will cost them $50 to $100.
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On some matters, such as the tariffs on imported aluminum and steel that will cost Ford alone a billion dollars this year, Cole said, the industry would clearly like to see Democrats find a way to get the Trump administration to back down.
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Adding insult to economic injury, with virtually no growth in retail electric sales and an excess of electricity generation capacity, the governor-appointed Colorado Public Utilities Commission recently approved Xcel's massive Rush Creek industrial wind project that will cost ratepayers another $1.1 billion.
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And since Mr. Trump seems to have little interest in pouring hundreds of millions of dollars of his own money into a general election battle that will cost at least $1 billion, Mr. Mnuchin will lead efforts to raise that money from others.
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ZURICH, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Novartis's fourth-quarter core net income missed analyst expectations amid a slump at its Alcon eye care unit, prompting the Swiss drugmaker to replace the divion's head amid a restructuring that will cost $1.4 billion over five years.
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For their part, the Chinese say they are committed to eliminating 100-150 million tonnes of excess capacity in the next five years, a process that will cost 400,000 jobs and billions of dollars in payments to retrain workers and establish new industries.
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After earlier touching their highest level since early May, Deutsche Bank shares slumped 3.3% as investor enthusiasm fizzled out for the bank's move to cut 18,000 jobs around the world as part of a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros.
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The lawsuit cites Federal Communications Commission provisions that are actively being revised to support exactly what Louisville is doing, and the lawsuit seems—at best—to be a short-term roadblock that will cost the city a lot of money to litigate.
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"While it is absolutely essential that New Jersey invest in its transportation infrastructure, that investment should not be held hostage to some warped idea of so-called tax fairness that will cost the state well over $1 billion a year," Mr. Whiten added.
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Electronics maker TCL is also launching a new Android phone called the TCL 10 Pro this year that will cost less than $500 and boasts high-end features like an edge-to-edge display, in-screen fingerprint sensor, and a quadruple camera.
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The idea is that if you spend a little money at the start, it can save you down the line from the inevitable — a security incident that will cost you in bad headlines, lost customer trust, and potentially fines or other sanctions.
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WASHINGTON — Colleges and universities are avoiding federal punishment for high student-loan default rates by hiring consultants who encourage borrowers to delay payments on their loans, even if that will cost them and taxpayers more in the long run, Congress's nonpartisan watchdog found.
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The decision comes ahead of the launch of Disney+, the company's Netflix competitor that will cost $6.99 per month (or $69.99 for a full year) and will provide access to movies, original series and new content from Marvel and Star Wars franchises.
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The president has characterized the drive to remove him as an entirely partisan exercise that will cost Democrats their majority in the House, and a high-profile Democratic defection could help bolster his case while allowing him to divert attention from the vote.
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The city now expects to draw 22017,22017 fewer foreigners this year than in 2016, when 12.7 million international visitors came, a decline that will cost businesses in the city that cater to tourists at least $600 million in sales, the agency estimates.
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Adrian Cho, writing for Science, points out that the Department of Energy, who would fund the project, is currently building a nuclear physics facility at Michigan State University that will cost $730 million, so the EIC probably isn't in the DOE's sights just yet.
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Earlier this month, the FCC told AT&T it had "serious concerns" about whether rivals will be able to compete with its upcoming DirecTV Now online video service that will cost $35 a month, including mobile streaming, and demanded a response by Nov. 21.
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The Food and Drug Administration this week gave its approval to a similar therapy from Novartis that will cost $475,000 (cheaper than had been thought) for a course of treatment, marking the first time the FDA has made a gene therapy available in America.
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In reality, historical trends and available polling all overwhelming indicate that the opposite is true, and that there will be a "blue wave" of Democratic wins, fueled by intense voter enthusiasm and a deep dislike for Trump, that will cost Republicans the House majority.
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And lest we talk about the draconian regulations on home-sharing platforms that will cost San Franciscans millions… As a city that is home to sharing services like Airbnb, rather than embrace them, the city is consistently looking to pass laws to make them illegal.
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President Trump's proposal to cut $1.4 trillion from Medicaid over 10 years not only is unethical in its heartless attack on the nation's poorest and most vulnerable — it's also bad policy that will cost taxpayers far more than it saves in the long run.
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Read this New York Times story for a capsule history of the divisive project, and urbanist Aaron Renn's blog (start here) for why it has been, like most giant freeway projects, a huge boondoggle that will cost more and carry fewer drivers than projected.
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The first, "Lighthouses," will be premium video stories that will cost $100,000 per minute to produce — on par with some of the most expensive shows on TV. "Quick Bites" will be three-to-seven minute standalone episodes of "reality and alternative," according to Katzenberg.
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City Council members in Kansas City, a metropolis of about 285,23 people, voted unanimously in early December on a plan that will cost the city about $153 to $215 million annually — equal to the amount of fares previously collected from bus riders every year.
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Now, with contributions and pledges from private donors and the government-run Heritage Lottery Fund, the house is about to undergo a yearlong renovation that will cost 2150 million pounds, or about $226 million, according to the nonprofit Turner's House Trust, the property's owner and administrator.
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A new device launching on Indiegogo Monday could bring some better balance to the cost/effectiveness equation – the Insta360 Air is a clip-on 360-degree video camera with livestreaming capabilities that will cost $3603 in pre-order, or $119 when it's available post-crowdfunding campaign.
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America just passed huge tax cuts for the rich that will cost the government trillions and generally waste a ton of money in Washington, on everything from defense boondoggles to sexual harassment payouts for members of Congress, the latest version of the ostensible logic might go.
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On the first night of back-to-back debates on Tuesday and Wednesday held in Detroit, leading liberals Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders came under fire from moderate rivals who labeled their progressive ideas "political suicide" that will cost the their party the November 21 election.
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Shares of the German lender touched their highest since late April after it announced a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros ($8.3 billion) and see it undo years of work that had aimed to make its investment bank a major force on Wall Street.
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"What matters to Missourians is they have a high level of anxiety about getting an unexpected bill when they go to the emergency room, being in a life-saving situation when they're in an ambulance and not knowing if that will cost a bankruptcy," said Sen.
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Shares of the German lender touched their highest since early May after it announced a restructuring plan that will cost 7.4 billion euros ($8.3 billion) and see it undo years of work that had aimed to make its investment bank a major force on Wall Street.
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Offerings will range from trips on Virgin Galactic trips that will cost upwards of $2503,2250 in the near term to low-end packages that will include a zero-gravity flight aboard a tricked-out Boeing 2000 for the low, low price of just under $50,000 per seat.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made a televised appeal to Americans on Tuesday for his long-promised border wall, offering familiar warnings but scant detail on how he will negotiate an end to a partial government shutdown that will cost some federal workers their paychecks this week.
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"I have a plan how to do that that's rational, that will cost a hell of a lot less and that will work," Biden said about health care, slamming Medicare for All, the liberal-backed proposal that would mandate Medicare as the single-payer system for all Americans.
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Samsung, Apple's most direct rival in the consumer hardware business, is trying to win without compromise, introducing today the true wireless Galaxy Buds that will cost $129.99 starting March 8, or come bundled for free with Samsung's new folding phone or preorders of the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus.
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Simandou is one of the world's biggest high-quality iron ore deposits, but taking it in the remote, forested corner of West Africa where it is located and exporting it out of Guinea's coast is a massive undertaking that will cost at least $20 billion in infrastructure upgrades.
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That will cost the country an extra $2.7 million - money that it does not readily have as its national budget does not specifically set money aside for drought relief, said Billyboy Siabatho, deputy director of the rural development council at the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development.
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Non-subscribers can watch both premium cable networks for free from Friday to Monday, but only on TV. You can also sign up for a month free trial of HBO Now, but that will cost you $15 per month if you forget to cancel it when your trial expires.
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You can still see the subtle movements of each step I take—the Osmo Mobile 3 isn't a complete replacement for a Steadicam vest and camera rig that will cost you $1,500 and up—but you're not going to find a cheaper way to improve smartphone videos this dramatically.
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The lion's share of the social spending allocation will be channeled into monthly food subsidies, which will increase to 50 pounds per person from 21 currently, a hike that will cost the state an additional 38 billion Egyptian pounds ($2.12 billion) in the current fiscal year's budget, which began in July.
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Sure, I can chalk up some of Sam's cynicism to youthful hyperbole, but at this point — Mr. Kim coupled with the imminent destruction of the Affordable Care Act, DACA kids' uncertain futures, tax "reform" that will cost us — I can't counter without sounding like someone who has lost her marbles.
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Bank of America, for example, announced plans late last year to relocate employees from the UK to EU cities as part of a Brexit transition that will cost an estimated $400 million, and HSBC announced plans to move as many as 1,000 jobs from London to Paris due to Brexit.
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"I believe the B Team does not have the same plan as President Trump ha s... not a plan but a plot that will cost" trillions, Zarif, alluding to the cost of US wars in the Middle East, said at an event at the Asia Society in New York on April 23.
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Much of the backlash against the idea has come from the community, which is upset that Wikimedia considered committing itself to a several-year project that will cost millions of dollars (via a grant application) without consulting volunteers and without including the project in its annual plan, which has always been publicly available.
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I wish I felt more hopeful and less disappointed in our former mayor and current governor, Pat McCrory, who not only refused to budge on the issue, but went so far as to call the NBA's move "Total P.C. B.S." It's a dismissive response to an issue that will cost my city and state millions in revenue.
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The revolutions within The Romanoffs are smaller ones, within families or marriages or friendships, but they presage some justice over the horizon, a sense that the world has become so imbalanced that it will greenlight anthology dramas about people who believe they're descendants of the Romanoff family that will cost millions upon millions of dollars to produce.
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The national U.S. passenger railroad on Friday gave reporters a tour by train of the busy northeast corridor from Washington to New York, showing off places where the rail system needs upgrades, including an 1873 Baltimore rail tunnel with water infiltration issues that will cost $4.5 billion to replace and the 1906 Susquehanna River Bridge whose replacement is estimated to cost $1.7 billion.
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The Lakes support 1.5 million jobs and $62 billion in wages per year, which is why reports that White House plans to slash the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative in the EPA budget by 97 percent is not only environmentally devastating but a shortsighted plan that will cost jobs and sink the economies of Great Lakes communities that have fought their way back. Rep.
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" One odd note is the consumer credit report agency Experian, which was one of the main vendors of personal Facebook data solicited by Trump's presidential campaign but has recently pivoted its "Ask Experian" consumer advice blog away from simple credit card cash-back tips and started publishing things like "Trade War: Here's a List of Products That Will Cost More.
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These packages also come with the option of a training package, costing $12,000, and a one year maintenance package that will cost $169,000 if your department decided to splurge for the whole line of Harris' products (this was 2011 so the 4G network cell site simulator the HailStorm wasn't released yet.) Training isn't included interestingly enough, so police departments are more or less forced to pay for training on these complicated and powerful devices.
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Like-for-like sales in the UK and Ireland rose 4.4 percent in the year and Kingfisher said the short term economic outlook for the UK remained positive despite uncertainty over the outcome of a referendum in June on whether to stay in the EU. In January, Chief Executive Véronique Laury announced a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds from 13 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr has booked ,000 holiday party at Trump's DC hotel: WaPo Trump officially nominates Eugene Scalia as Labor secretary pick Democrats call on House committees to probe Epstein's 2008 'sweetheart deal,' suicide MORE has booked a 200-person holiday party at President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE's D.C. hotel that will cost an estimated $85033,000, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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JPMorgan Here's what the bank, whose C.E.O. has been a vocal proponent of the tax overhaul, is doing: • Raising wages by about 10 percent on average, to between $15 and $18 an hour, and improving benefits • Expanding branches, at a time when other banks are scaling back • Raising philanthropic giving by 40 percent, to $1.75 billion, over five years • Increasing lending to small businesses by $4 billion • Improving lending to low- to -moderate-income communities and to affordable housing projects All that will cost an estimated $20 billion.
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