Athletic, at least under Urrutia, never negotiated, whatever the price.
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One is the anti-communist tradition of speaking truth to atheist power, whatever the price.
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Step 1: Cheat if you can, because winning is what it's all about, whatever the price.
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Whatever the price ends up being, our sources say it will reflect and honor Kobe and Gigi.
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"It is time to act and for the public power to impose peace, whatever the price," he pleaded.
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On the contrary, more phones - whatever the price - help boost the services business, which includes Apple Music and the App Store.
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Cramer sees the market in a strange place, where whoever spoke last, or whatever the price of oil does, is magnified by the gloominess of September.
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But in November, when Equatorial Guinea is scheduled to hold a presidential election, there is no doubt about who will prevail—whatever the price of oil.
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Big welfare states are also more likely to tax addictive stuff, which people tend to buy whatever the price, as well as unhealthy and polluting stuff.
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We don't know how much this homebrew console ended up costing Lindquist to build, but whatever the price tag was, the final results seem totally worth it.
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But whatever the price, it would be small change for the father of the bride, Mukesh D. Ambani, a tycoon with an estimated net worth of $42 billion.
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Shoppers in Beijing said they will not skimp on meat during the National Day holiday, whatever the price, although they have been reducing their intake at regular mealtimes.
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"I didn't want a new car because I can't afford the $25,000 or whatever the price is," said Mr. Krupsky, a hockey play-by-play announcer in Rockwood, Mich.
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"Whatever the price tag goes to, even if it is significantly higher, I don't think they should fight it," said Mark Conrad, who teaches law and ethics at Fordham University.
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"One of the value propositions is, you're getting the quality of a $500 bottle of wine for whatever the price ends up being, and you can have it over and over," Lee says.
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Wang, the Shanghai waste expert, said Chinese ships delivering goods to Europe and elsewhere had an incentive to bring waste into China: whatever the price, it would be preferable to returning home with empty holds.
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Each firm and country, including Saudi Arabia, will face a choice between holding back supply so as to bolster profits and tax revenues and opening the taps to grab market share and use up reserves, whatever the price, before it is too late.
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Xiaomi releases phones at such an intense pace and in such seemingly random locales that it's easy to ignore individual models and just think of the lineup as a collective hive mind devoted to being pretty good for whatever the price is.
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I've never been someone who sees a "short" video game as representing poor value for money—if I've had an absolutely glorious, genuinely moving, or palpably perplexing time with an interactive experience, hands on pad and brain engaged, then whatever the price, it's been worth it.
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We have already achieved some results with this, we have reduced the dependence and balanced the budget from the basis of an oil price $100 per barrel to $60, and we have to continue with this trend, so that our commitments are sustainable whatever the external conditions may be, whatever the price of oil, whatever the regime of sanctions.
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When people imagine flying they imagine it as a magical, dreamlike experience, and it frequently is — but at the same time, learning to fly can sometimes be more Type II fun than Type I. (I suspect that this, more than the admittedly high cost, is why a lot of student pilots peter out and never finish their certification.) Whatever the price point, the ICON people deserve kudos for building an aircraft which makes flying reliably far more the latter than the former.
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Similarly someone in the throes of love will reject good counsel whatever the price may be. They may recognise right reason, yet they will reject it. The passions obscure, they cause a mental clouding, a madness. They put an end to deliberation, leaving just one option as irresistible.
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Firms will supply the equilibrium level of output whatever the price level may be. Now, the fiscal expansion shifts the AD curve rightwards, thus leading to an increase in the demand for goods, but the firms cannot increase the output as there is no labour force which can be obtained. As firms try to hire more labour, they bid up wages and their costs of production and thus they charge higher prices for the output. The increase in prices reduces the real money stock and leads to an increase in the interest rates and reduction in spending.
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Whatever the price of the good, the price for which the sellers are selling is effectively lower by the amount of the tax. This makes the sellers supply the amount of the good as if the price were lower by the amount of the tax. In order for them to supply a given quantity of the good, the market price needs to be higher by the amount of tax so that it will compensate for it. Last, after the shift of the supply curve is taken into account, the difference between the initial and after-tax equlibrium can be observed.
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The more appropriate scheme of ownership was through some form of trust deed. Whilst Oughton supported the congregation's right to appoint trustees at one Chapel where this issue arose, the wish of his own congregation to do likewise at the East Queen Street Chapel became a cause of controversy since it had a different constitution. Oughton also faced a problem because all its trustees but one had died before dutifully appointing others, and so it became inquorate. Just as he had exposed wrongdoing by the magistrates, and been prepared to suffer imprisonment for a time, he would not be party to illegal ownership arrangements at his chapel whatever the price.
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Adler states: > ... our political democracy depends upon the reconstitution of our schools. > Our schools are not turning out young people prepared for the high office > and the duties of citizenship in a democratic republic. Our political > institutions cannot thrive, they may not even survive, if we do not produce > a greater number of thinking citizens, from whom some statesmen of the type > we had in the 18th century might eventually emerge. We are, indeed, a nation > at risk, and nothing but radical reform of our schools can save us from > impending disaster... Whatever the price... the price we will pay for not > doing it will be much greater.
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I discovered a web of omissions, half-truths and lies that I had to reveal to the world, whatever the price.” In an unprecedented move, the International Criminal Court called on the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to investigate these grave accusations. Ban did not agree to an independent investigation, launching instead an internal review that Elbasri decried as “partial, biased and secretive.” The subsequent report found, however, five instances in which UNAMID stonewalled the media and withheld from U.N. Headquarters critical evidence indicating the culpability of Sudanese government forces in crimes against civilians and peacekeepers, keeping the Security Council in the dark.
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Though these early implementations were considered rather disconcerting by many drivers, and high pricing failed to yield these cars much commercial success, both the Volkswagen Lupo and the Audi A2 (in their "3 litre" leverage) were more efficient than any production car available in the US at the time of their release. Since normes Euro 5, more and more vehicles include such system, whatever the price level.Engine Stop-Start Systems – A Brilliant Invention In The Automotive History - Grey Olivia, VT Money, 9 October 2014 The Valeo system is included in Citroën, Land Rover, Peugeot, Smart, and Volvo, while the Bosch system is included in Fiat, Nissan, SEAT, and Volkswagen, with various motorizations including essence and diesel. In 2010, Valeo declared its second Start-Stop generation would appear in the same year. This new generation is called « i-StARS ».
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