Sun Belt cities may boast location, location, location, but Lexington enjoys affordability, affordability, affordability.
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Affordability is key, and mortgages are a major factor in affordability.
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"The leveling off is largely due to affordability — there's an affordability threshold that's being reached."
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Now, on affordability, we've come forward and said we will deliver an affordability outcome that approximates CPI by 274.
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Here are the top 10 places for millennials to live: Average score: 77Job score: 51Home affordability score: 88Livability score: 79Housing market score: 79 Average score: 72Job score: 88Home affordability score: 523Livability score: 79Housing market score: 79 Average score: 71Job score: 64Home affordability score: 78Livability score: 63Housing market score: 63 Average score: 70Job score: 50Home affordability score: 783Livability score: 59Housing market score: 59 Average score: 70Job score: 267Home affordability score: 277Livability score: 275Housing market score: 275 Average score: 264Job score: 252Home affordability score: 483Livability score: 248Housing market score: 248 Average score: 21Job score: 42Home affordability score: 91Livability score: 67Housing market score: 67 Average score: 66Job score: 63Home affordability score: 483Livability score: 56Housing market score: 56 Average score: 65Job score: 67Home affordability score: 77Livability score: 75Housing market score: 75 Average score: 64Job score: 52Home affordability score: 78Livability score: 48Housing market score: 48 Of course, Manhattan and San Francisco, where the median home values go up to as much as $1 million, don't make this list.
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She also has a plan for housing affordability, for child care affordability, and for student debt and the crushing costs of college.
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FINK: I think it is now, housing affordability -- the lack of affordability kicked in faster than any other time, because of this new phenomena.
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" "Words are nice but people need relief," Cummings said, joking that he would name a drug affordability bill the "Donald Trump Drug Affordability Act.
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We then compared that list to the National Association of Realtors' Metropolitan Median Area Prices and Affordability and Housing Affordability index from the third quarter of 2018.
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Any discussion of housing finance reform is inherently a discussion of housing affordability and getting housing finance reform right is a critical component to addressing housing affordability.
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The affordability of 3G Perhaps the phone's most attractive feature will be its affordability, as it allows African consumers to move from 2G to 3G, says Van der Merwe.
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Lack of affordability is a major concern for tech hubs: Los Angeles and the SF Bay Area have the worst affordability rankings of all markets examined in this study.
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More density doesn't guarantee affordability, especially when demand continues to outpace supply, but more strategic density is a necessary precondition for improved affordability, and for mitigating even higher prices.
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" The report said that the replacement plan would likely increase the affordability of individual insurance plans for younger adults, and reduce the affordability of those plans "for the older population.
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Affordability has been blamed for slower sales over the past six months, but sales in December matched the same pace as in 2000, and Yun argues that affordability is better now.
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Artists have the potential to accomplish quite a lot by creating alliances and strengthening networks of support around the issues of space and affordability (see, for instance, the Artist Studio Affordability Project).
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We are grateful for the opportunity to share Sanofi's commitment to increasing access and affordability for patients as well as share our views about potential policy solutions to reduce costs and improve affordability.
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These higher rates and home prices have reduced buyer affordability.
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The Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey comes out every year.
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The one thing both have in common is weaker affordability.
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But affordability is not the only ingredient in Daiso's success.
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That fact helps explain Clinton's recently released college affordability plan.
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Housing affordability is terrible and there's no easy way out.
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That just threw a big wrench into affordability for homebuyers.
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Gallop attributes the decline largely to the challenge of affordability.
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Then affordability would weaken and home prices could move lower.
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Patients face other obstacles, too, such as affordability and access.
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But it still comes in dead last in affordability — Bankrate.
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Nor must cost disease always entail a crisis of affordability.
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Fossil's smartwatches have always eschewed features for simplicity and affordability.
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Luckily, you don't have to chose between affordability and luxury.
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Affordability was also key to sales developing economies, Singh noted.
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Even though "affordability" replaced simple public goods, the idea was
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California also faces high poverty, homelessness and housing affordability challenges.
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AFFORDABILITY - Add after-school care spaces for children under 0003.
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Both products give up some features in exchange for affordability.
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Houston topped the list for its job potential and affordability.
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Glassy new buildings grayed the city's appearance, affordability, and feeling.
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There needs to be some national law around water affordability.
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Affordability has weakened considerably since the surge in summer buying.
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That is healthy and a turn toward better housing affordability.
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The climate and the environment; energy security and energy affordability.
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If we don't talk about college affordability, nothing else matters.
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Higher mortgage rates are also adding to the affordability burden.
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For one, we have an urgent crisis of college affordability.
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One of the primary factors impacting these gaps is affordability.
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"They know our concerns about pricing and affordability," he said.
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Still, many cities are facing a huge challenge with affordability.
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The more successful you are, the bigger your affordability challenge.
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But the aircraft continues to face affordability challenges, Sullivan noted.
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Affordability is being further weakened by higher mortgage interest rates.
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Add it all up, and affordability is starting to hurt.
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The Republican bill also fails to address issues of affordability.
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The affordability of drugs clearly deserves a thoughtful policy response.
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But certainly access and affordability will always be the challenge.
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While mortgage interest rates remain low, affordability cracks are emerging.
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Online car affordability calculators, like the one offered by Edmunds.
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Bay Area housing affordability nightmare hits home, so to speak.
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" The report found that aspects of the Homeowners Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014 were "intended to address affordability concerns for certain property owners, but may also increase NFIP's long-term financial burden on taxpayers.
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Housing affordability is a real problem for young people in Australia.
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Affordability rank: 37 Quality of life rank: 7 Healthcare rank: 14
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Affordability rank: 39 Quality of life rank: 21 Healthcare rank: 27
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Affordability rank: 40 Quality of life rank: 28 Healthcare rank: 8
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Affordability rank: 41 Quality of life rank: 27 Healthcare rank: 35
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Affordability rank: 42 Quality of life rank: 8 Healthcare rank: 20
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Affordability rank: 43 Quality of life rank: 42 Healthcare rank: 6
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Affordability rank: 44 Quality of life rank: 51 Healthcare rank: 9
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Affordability rank: 45 Quality of life rank: 2 Healthcare rank: 1
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Affordability rank: 46 Quality of life rank: 1 Healthcare rank: 30
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Affordability rank: 47 Quality of life rank: 3 Healthcare rank: 10
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Affordability rank: 48 Quality of life rank: 10 Healthcare rank: 12
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Affordability rank: 49 Quality of life rank: 13 Healthcare rank: 15
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Affordability rank: 51 Quality of life rank: 46 Healthcare rank: 29
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"There is still an issue of accessibility and affordability," he said.
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The stores are designed around affordability and convenience, the company said.
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Housing affordability isn't just about your monthly mortgage or rent payment.
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In fact, a large part of its appeal is its affordability.
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Missouri tied with Michigan for the No. 1 spot in affordability.
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Iowa scored well in affordability (eighth), wellness (12th) and crime (15th).
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Increased demand for housing leads to higher prices and lower affordability.
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We have numerous reasonable proposals to improve the second pillar: affordability.
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Confidence in home buying is slipping among renters as affordability sinks.
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Bill de Blasio talk affordability, they're not speaking about whether citizens
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"It's turning away from college affordability and will increase student debt."
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A fall index indicates that affordability worsened from a quarter earlier.
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Yet he adds it also could worsen the region's affordability crisis.
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They wanted more affordability, not an overhaul of the entire system.
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Colleges can increase prices without students feeling immediate pressures on affordability.
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Multiple factors were considered, including affordability, wellness, weather, culture, and crime.
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The Bay Area needs to take affordability and transportation infrastructure seriously.
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The group is called the Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success.
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"Affordability means being competitive with the underground housing market," says Christopher.
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Innovation must be coupled with affordability in order to ensure access.
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I like the balance that Allstate strikes between affordability and value.
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Builder confidence fell this month amid concerns over housing affordability issues.
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However, when ranked for affordability alone, London's ranking plummets to 113th.
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Affordability is critical for sustaining enduring improvements in U.S. missile defenses.
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Jeb Bush and his college affordability plan never stood a chance.
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Many celebrities have spoken out about the issue of college affordability.
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And let's analyze affordability, which is the issue of mortgage rates.
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Yes, cities have solved the affordability problem by not being attractive.
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But we need to go beyond deployment and think about affordability.
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At the same time, college affordability is also an important problem.
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They may already have reservations seeking medical treatment based on affordability.
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Housing affordability is one of the biggest issues in the city.
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"He added: "Affordability is such an issue ... people like shared living.
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But sometimes we or our bank accounts crave simplicity and affordability.
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Yet the government's big concern for now is affordability, not inflation.
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Some fear the affordability gap is widening, despite the city's efforts.
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And so has the affordability of life outside of New York.
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Another was the affordability of the homes that met their needs.
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ED BASTIAN: Well, the goal is to continue to drive affordability.
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That did not happen, likely because affordability stood in the way.
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But some schools are demonstrating a commitment to accessibility and affordability.
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Lam's speech focused on the housing affordability issue in Hong Kong.
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Beshear's ads have been on preexisting conditions, Medicaid expansion, and affordability.
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Those companies may not even have creating affordability as their goal.
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"The greatest challenge for millennials is the affordability issue," he said.
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H: The extreme affordability of the work sold here is unusual.
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Here are just a few of the ways this program can serve as an example to the rest of the country: Improved affordability As health care professionals, one of our biggest challenges is affordability for our patients.
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The housing industry — and its affordability problem — is only likely to balloon.
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After all, the whole point of this was to improve housing affordability.
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But novelties wear off, and people will always prefer convenience and affordability.
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And now the battle for urban housing affordability rages on these streets.
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Experts blame the drop on weakening affordability across the nation's local markets.
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"Affordability is becoming much more challenging," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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Affordability is weakening, but mortgage credit availability also continues to be difficult.
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Six more states are within 1 percent of long-term affordability levels.
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Those numbers, Zell contended, are a reflection of affordability, location and timing.
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The housing market in general has been hit hard by affordability issues.
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Another area that reinforces Cambodia's affordability are the great-value property rentals.
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Housing affordability is certainly a growing issue, especially in America's booming cities.
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The Empire State is in the midst of a rental affordability crisis.
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"Scaleability and affordability are important to us on this platform," he said.
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It's a target price that represents both affordability and mass-market scale.
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And as costs approach mass affordability, research efforts approach massive potential scale.
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Housing affordability has already been weakening, thanks to fast-rising home prices.
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Rates are super low, and that is a big impact on affordability.
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Nor did he call for stricter checks on affordability before making loans.
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Mr. Murphy's problem with the exchange plans is not affordability, he said.
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People with higher deductibles were more likely to report an affordability problem.
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The digital divide the FCC should focus on is the affordability crisis.
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Chelsea Clinton participates in a college affordability forum at 2:10 p.m.
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"Affordability in Sydney has now declined past a critical level," it said.
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Sprouts sits at the ideal intersection of natural/organic, affordability and accessibility.
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Affordability is clearly worsening, and that is sidelining more and more buyers.
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Los Angeles and San Francisco are suffering from other ills, namely affordability.
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In March, affordability was down 11.5 percent compared with a year ago.
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" "Affordability trends do not suggest an immediate reversal in home price trends.
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Is it going to improve and drive value through affordability, or not?
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"The biggest concern over time is the ability to pay or affordability."
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Housing affordability could be an important issue in Canada's October federal election.
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In polls, their top health care issue is affordability — emphasis on now.
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Until affordability conditions improve, housing will continue to hamper overall economic growth.
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College affordability is a hot topic at kitchen tables across the country.
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Access and affordability came up often with prospective investors, several founders said.
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Down payment affordability is the biggest barrier to home ownership among millennials.
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This may have more to do with weakening affordability than anything else.
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Because U.S. trade policy can have a direct impact on housing affordability.
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Protecting and expanding Social Security is a question of values, not affordability.
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"Art lending is quite limited because of the affordability conundrum," he said.
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It's genuinely a good candle, and its affordability is a welcome perk.
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Affordability is weakening as prices continue to soar well beyond income growth.
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The US had a severe housing affordability crisis long before coronavirus hit.
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Could you talk about the geographical dimension of the housing affordability issue?
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We have an affordability crisis and a homelessness crisis on our hands.
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The sheer number of initiatives, programs, and interventions around affordability is remarkable.
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Ultimately, though, he said housing affordability was the biggest factor driving homelessness.
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How are things in your home state of Hawaii with college affordability?
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She said her office had been looking at migration and housing affordability.
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Farmland availability and affordability are the No. 1 challenge for new farmers.
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The two approaches to paid family leave improve affordability in similar ways.
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There is no doubt that America is facing a housing affordability crisis.
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The big picture: Cities across the country are wrestling with housing affordability.
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We believe that affordability will be critical as more subscriptions are launched.
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TV affordability remains an issue even today, although the model has changed.
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For anyone thinking about relocating for retirement, affordability is a big consideration.
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AFFORDABILITY - Create 250,000 additional after-school care spaces for children under 10.
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It is therefore a strong read on current reactions to home affordability.
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But the influx has also ignited concerns about affordability, displacement and gentrification.
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Affordability Real estate market Quality of life 5 Oklahoma City McKinney, Tex.
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"We're looking to solve housing affordability, and loneliness and community," said Collins.
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Look no further than our military to confirm solar's reliability and affordability.
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The trouble stems from weakening home affordability and a supply-demand imbalance.
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The overwhelming driver of the millennial shift to the region is affordability.
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College affordability is also a key topic on the 2020 campaign trail.
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It's the affordability, protect people with preexisting conditions, protect people with Medicaid.
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Affordability Real estate market Quality of life 5 Oklahoma City McKinney, Tex.
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We do far worse when it comes to internet speeds and affordability.
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For luxury-seekers, a stay is still in the realm of affordability.
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Mr. Obama praised his private, nonprofit college for its flexibility and affordability.
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Can you talk a little bit about the Affordability Is Access Act?
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"Certainly, the market is strong, but affordability I think has got to continue to carry the day, and we're still kind of balancing right on the -- we're teetering on the edge of a lack of affordability," said Marshall.
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Food quality was part of the chain's appeal, as were affordability and reliability.
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Society demands improved accessibility, improved affordability, improved personalization to get overall improved value.
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But a more generous program isn't going to solve everybody's housing affordability problem.
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California has a housing affordability problem that is especially acute in major cities.
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Affordability for borrowers remains good, given low interest rates and positive income dynamics.
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Economists there did not cite widespread reports of weakness, but, again, weaker affordability.
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Polls show health-care affordability remains a top campaign issue for most Americans.
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"We're having an affordability crisis in New York City," Ocasio-Cortez told NPR.
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Housing affordability has been especially tough for teachers in the San Francisco region.
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Among all partisan subgroups, "affordability and cost" was the primary health care concern.
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Of course, questions about housing affordability should be raised in future candidate debates.
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Motorola's Moto E6 line is all about compromises for the sake of affordability.
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Affordability is the largest factor now holding back a more robust housing recovery.
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A surge in prices in London in previous years has also stretched affordability.
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We are able to optimize our meats for deliciousness, sustainability, nutrition and affordability.
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Later, on the topic of college affordability, she took an even bigger swipe.
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But he acknowledged there were also wider concerns about the affordability of medicines.
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Detroit's high housing affordability can be attributed to less demand and excess supply.
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"Our government will be taking different measures to address housing affordability," he said.
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I listen to Republicans, and they say they want more choices and affordability.
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Several states are considering new "affordability boards" to rein in prescription drug prices.
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The only category in which LGA had JFK beat was affordability of parking.
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Experts suggest the success of India's chocolate market will ultimately depend on affordability.
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Affordability is one of the big barriers, but we can't also ignore quality.
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Lower mortgage rates should be helping with affordability, but apparently that's not enough.
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Democrats are increasingly acknowledging that the Affordable Care Act has an affordability problem.
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But expect two reoccurring challenges in the housing market: affordability and low inventories.
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This could be indicative of the growing affordability problem in the housing market.
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Is our choice to ride-share simply a matter of convenience or affordability?
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No price yet, but this is a flagship, so don't expect extreme affordability.
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Yet his approach to combating college affordability disregards the complexity of college finance.
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Affordability and supply, however, could keep that traffic from translating into closed sales.
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Improving affordability may bring more buyers out as the spring season heats up.
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Affordability, clearly an issue, shows up in the types of loans borrowers seek.
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And this is what matters most for healthcare affordability in the long run.
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It's frustrating that Congressmembers would deny other people affordability that they themselves enjoy.
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The company said the move would help improve affordability and simplify its lineup.
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That may be because home prices have hit a tipping point in affordability.
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Mulvaney: "Insurance is not really the end goal here"—it's about affordability pic.twitter.
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In many ways, Arkansas' affordability is to thank for their swift financial success.
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We continue to see Tesla maintaining its edge in product, affordability and technology.
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The real estate listing company ranked markets based on inventory availability and affordability.
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Communities instead can counter discrimination by expanding the affordability and availability of housing.
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"Education is economic opportunity is access to jobs and affordability!" he told me.
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You need to find the perfect mix of affordability, portability, comfort, and safety.
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The "affordability cutoff" for rent is generally set at 30 percent of income.
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Affordability is weighing seriously on the largest and youngest cohort of buyers, millennials.
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" For one, Sanders said the state already has "huge problems with home affordability.
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This affordability crisis has become so bad that some millennials can't afford treatment.
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Clinton to the left on issues like college affordability and the minimum wage.
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You've said you intend to prioritize a hard look at affordability for artists.
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"Affordability at least currently is average in this period of time," McCarthy said.
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Vibrant downtowns are no longer exclusive, and affordability is beginning to trump location.
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But we'll be staying true to our commitment to accessibility, affordability, and choice.
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"For us, it's all about expanding access and improving affordability," Greenfield told me.
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The company does a good job of balancing affordability with safe, healthy ingredients.
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Even so, the Himalayan may hit a sweet spot of style and affordability.
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WASHINGTON — The country is in the grips of an escalating housing affordability crisis.
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On some level, any attractive, growing city is going to struggle with affordability.
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But in practice, this narrow focus undermines the goal of affordability for all.
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Their support systems, small and tight-knit communities, and affordability are truly unrivaled.
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Ami Bera and Katie Hill, introduced the Affordability Is Access Act on Thursday.
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Vaccine affordability has been one of the biggest holdups to a final package.
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The tanks were attractive because of their abundance, affordability and high sanitary standards.
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"This is an affordability issue," said Richard Grossman, president of Halstead Real Estate.
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By prioritizing convenience and affordability, Ring has made itself indispensable to many users.
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Purchase volume has been decidedly weak this year, as affordability constraints hit demand.
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The three main categories used were affordability, quality of life, and health care.
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For Mr. Manley's company, Fiat Chrysler, consumer concerns about affordability have paid off.
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For noncatastrophic, nonemergency medical expenses, Republicans ought to promote affordability rather than subsidies.
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Factoring in affordability, quality of life and health care, Florida came in first.
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Many factors have fed this trend, but perhaps the key reason is affordability.
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Sales are weakest in the West because that is where affordability is worst.
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Falling prices for those panels has enhanced the affordability of solar power worldwide.
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The city does, however, rank within the top 100 for affordability (No. 92).
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The city does, however, rank within the top 100 for affordability (No. 97).
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We cannot solve the affordability crisis in our cities without building more housing.
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Most antibiotics are cheap, off-patent generic medicines, which is good for affordability.
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It also remains to be seen whether the the digital empowerment agenda represents the bones of a plan that will eventually incorporate affordability and digital equity, or a cover for tax giveaways to big telecoms that don't improve access or affordability.
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Her issues were health care, child care, and affordability of schools and other things.
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Home price gains continue to increase with the weaker supply, clearly weighing on affordability.
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Therefore, the military's prime objectives with food are durability, longevity, affordability, and broad palatability.
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There's so much to consider – wash, affordability, comfort, style, fit — the list goes on.
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Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco round out the worst market's for rental affordability.
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Besides being able to accommodate last minute bookings, Snappr's main benefit is its affordability.
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New York City, of course, is the epicenter of the state's rental affordability crisis.
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Some also have linked the state's growing homeless population to the housing affordability problem.
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Another big perk of surfing around the teardrop-shaped island is the affordability factor.
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Prices remain high, and lower mortgage rates are not helping to improve affordability enough.
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Rising mortgage rates, which climbed past 5 percent last fall, exacerbated concerns about affordability.
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Gavin Newsom that would have helped the housing and affordability crises died in Sacramento.
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So the government considers her under the affordability threshold and doesn't provide a subsidy.
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The next likely explanation is that demand is being constrained by an affordability crunch.
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Concerns about the affordability of medicines are not peculiar to America; they are global.
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Santelli's rant was aimed at President Obama; specifically, Obama's Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan.
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Affordability is driving more homebuyers away from big cities and toward smaller, unexpected markets.
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The Evergreen State is in the bottom 193 for affordability, crime, weather and wellness.
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Regions with underperforming economies and a lower quality of life do have better affordability.
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Health officials, however, have repeatedly highlighted the affordability of the plans to many people.
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We have a responsibility to improve health, improve accessibility, and improve sustainability through affordability.
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"Government subsidies play a huge role in increasing education affordability in Singapore," Kang said.
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Mortgage rates, up or down, are much less of an issue now than affordability.
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Affordability mixed with pretty timely trend offerings make the temptation too hard to resist.
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And last week, Clinton announced a new college affordability plan that mirrored Sanders' proposals.
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These companies point to their overall affordability and the fact they reduce car traffic.
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Take Ikea's Trådfri LEDs, which focus on affordability and ease of use over flash.
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So from an affordability standpoint, Fitbit's Inspire line is definitely worth a closer examination.
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When it comes to college affordability, most families are wary of pricey private schools.
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John Conyers (D-MI) reintroduced his Water Affordability, Transparency, Equity, and Reliability (WATER) Act.
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Lower borrowing costs, slowing house price inflation and rising wages have improved housing affordability.
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But rising mortgage rates took their toll on affordability, putting a damper on growth.
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The cities were evaluated using criteria such as affordability, culture, job market and safety.
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If Democrats don't directly acknowledge and address affordability issues, it's to their own peril.
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That is what we want to do both in range and capabilities and affordability.
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The new site is designed for first-time buyers who are struggling with affordability.
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Instead, progressive candidates should challenge the premises of the questions they get about affordability.
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Instead, we should focus on advancing proven solutions that ensure affordability for all consumers.
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Public managers balance regulatory mandates against competing priorities like equity, affordability, and political responsiveness.
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The Jacket Maker is a startup reimagining the leather outerwear market, beginning with affordability.
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First, the Democrats should address the issue of broadband affordability — not just broadband access.
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These workers should spend a maximum of $1,773 on housing, according to affordability standards.
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According to affordability standards, these workers should spend a maximum of $1,939 on housing.
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According to affordability standards, these workers should spend a maximum of $1,686 on housing.
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These workers should spend a maximum of $1,606 on housing, affording to affordability standards.
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These workers should spend a maximum of $1,907 on housing, according to affordability standards.
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According to affordability standards, these workers should spend a maximum of $2,124 on housing.
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According to affordability standards, these people should spend a maximum of $2,280 on housing.
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And last-minute flight and hotel prices aren't exactly known for their affordability, either.
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The accessibility, affordability, and variety this tech giant offers is nothing short of spectacular.
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Closed sales of existing homes also fell in May, with Realtors blaming weaker affordability.
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I'm also impressed with the affordability and everyday comfort of these high-performance items.
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For a few decades now, the concept of affordability has been used as a
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State legislators are making decisions about the affordability of the colleges that we attend.
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As for the new hardware, Microsoft says its partners focused on sturdiness and affordability.
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It will look bad politically if they lower the affordability threshold from 25 percent.
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Blitzer said the price increase was not yet affecting overall affordability in the nation.
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For affordability, Washington is followed by San Francisco, Seattle, Boston and Minneapolis/St. Paul.
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Affordability is still an issue, and it threatens to get worse as prices rise.
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Affordability is not the only factor that influences the shifting birthrate, Dr. Beveridge said.
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Timothy B. Lee: How did you get involved in the issue of housing affordability?
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Well, smart, strategic density has to be a big part of the affordability conversation.
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Affordability of real estate boosts activity in the market and lifts real estate stocks.
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While small, people rate this one well on Amazon for its affordability and convenience.
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There's an affordability problem that's absolutely a looming problem for artists in the city.
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I was reading Hillary Clinton's college affordability plan on the way over; obviously, Sen.
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"There are only pockets of affordability," including apartments like his, which is rent-stabilized.
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City and state officials were squabbling over design, affordability of apartments and other details.
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During the campaign, she emphasized issues including child poverty, environmental management and housing affordability.
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The Democratic presidential candidates' enthusiasm to partner with states on college affordability is welcome.
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Not surprisingly, the question of affordability also knocked out many perennial and popular contenders.
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She said a mandate to convert home heating systems could create housing affordability challenges.
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Energy affordability is a problem that has a relatively simple solution: providing adequate funding.
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Affordability or lack thereof Patients complain of low coverage, restricted networks and high premiums.
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Though tax incentives are factored into the growth, efficiency and affordability have driven it.
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After the speech, target voters split closely on Trump's handling of health care affordability.
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Of course all real estate is local, and affordability varies from market to market.
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Over at The Atlantic, Annie Lowery is calling it The Great Affordability Crisis. Sen.
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They're basic in their design and effective in their goals of simplicity and affordability.
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Concerns over water affordability across the country, particularly for low-income populations, is acute.
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We have an enormous population and we have an enormous deficit of housing affordability.
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Without a ramp-up in production, affordability for this generation will only get worse.
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Mortgage rates did fall slightly last week, but not enough to improve affordability much.
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The index of housing affordability has worsened substantially since the start of the year.
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This could – no, this is – the inflection point we need in our affordability crisis.
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Consumers cannot be asked to overcome this affordability gap through resolve and self-denial.
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Three of the top five spots for affordability turned out to be in Asia.
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House Democrats start a campaign, Aim Higher, to promote college access, affordability and completion.
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We recommended Congress should fund CSR payments to improve affordability in the individual market.
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Bakersfield's housing market is definitely attractive for its affordability and proximity to pricier locales.
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For example, Newsom is also proposing major new spending on education and housing affordability.
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New Republic makes particularly sophisticated products with an attention to the everyman and affordability.
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NAR's Housing Affordability Index, which measures whether a median-income family earns enough to qualify for a mortgage loan on a median-priced house, fell to 146.9 in October from 162.7 a year earlier (the lower the number, the worse the affordability).
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Robert Hogue, senior economist at RBC, called "affordability still at crisis levels" in those cities.
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A new housing affordability model created by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and Realtor.
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Those high prices, combined with higher mortgage rates in the fall, resulted in weaker affordability.
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Now, it's worth noting that US housing affordability varies drastically depending on where you live.
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But often, a lack of access and affordability can hinder our progress toward that goal.
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So, it only makes sense that it's sold through a retailer known for its affordability.
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Launching early next month, two new Roku streaming players focus on affordability and 4K support.
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This affordability and keyboard interface opened up synthesis to a whole new world of users.
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If the affordability requirements are set too high, many new projects will not be built.
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Housing affordability for renters and buyers is becoming a crisis in cities around the country.
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The plan doesn't even address issues of affordability, either through improving competition or anything else.
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Buyers may be getting used to low mortgage rates and more concerned about overall affordability.
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In some cities, such as San Francisco, affordability looks stretched, particularly when compared with incomes.
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But affordability and accessibility are just as, if not more, important than capability and specs.
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" He also said defense customers "do need to see more affordability from the industrial base.
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Although Android hardware continues to improve, even at the affordability focused end of the pipe.
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Prices are continuing to cool this year, which could help ease the state's affordability crisis.
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"If there's one risk factor in this state, it's affordability," says Gavin Newsom, California's governor.
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Affordability may weaken in coming months, as mortgage rates now seem poised to move higher.
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The gains come despite a very low supply of homes for sale and affordability challenges.
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Eight respondents said it would do nothing and only six expected it would improve affordability.
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But rising mortgage rates took their toll on affordability last year, causing sales to slow.
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However, college affordability is still a challenge as Americans have gaps in their financial literacy.
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While affordability remains a concern, strong job growth and tight supply could keep prices rising.
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Expect affordability in both Vancouver and Toronto to deteriorate in the near term, RBC said.
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With most markets set to enjoy price growth, affordability for many will remain a challenge.
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In the case of the Switch, it sounds like Nintendo's aiming for affordability over horsepower.
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Fort Wayne is another unlikely retirement hot spot that can boast about its enviable affordability.
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So mostly this is about ad look and feel (annoyance) and mobile data consumption (affordability).
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Wisniewski supports a Sanders-style plan for free college, while Murphy is running on affordability.
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" Kelli Miller, an agent with Compass Diego, agreed that "affordability is definitely a thing here.
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Millennials are solidly in their home-buying years, but affordability is sidelining some potential buyers.
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Affordability in the second quarter was also helped by a 1.0% decline in home prices.
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The affordability issue has become so severe that residents are fleeing the state in droves.
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Whether your priority is sustainability, affordability, wearability, or all of the above, you've got options.
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However, when it comes to college affordability, private schools should not be entirely ruled out.
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The city ranked 48th for food affordability and 11th for food diversity, accessibility, and quality.
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In WalletHub's study, it ranked 17th for affordability and 15th for diversity, accessibility, and quality.
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Affordability continues to weaken, and if interest rates rise further, it will only get worse.
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Manufacturing Tesla's lower-priced models close to their markets will ensure their affordability, Tesla said.
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For example, what do the candidates have to say about college affordability or income inequality?
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It then ranks all 257 cities and counties in the report based on grocery affordability.
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Affordability is why many millennials have been renting longer and buying later than previous generations.
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They included homeowners' association fees on the property, property tax and insurance into the affordability.
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Zelman notes that inventories are at 30-year lows, while affordability is at record highs.
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We see some concerns in the residential markets and affordability has always been a question.
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One main appeal of Alibaba Cloud, as well as many other Chinese offerings, is affordability.
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We have to deliver what consumers care about, and that includes deliciousness, nutrition and affordability.
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Affordability and convenience have led to bike-sharing gaining popularity in cities around the world.
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By changing the age-rating rule, the AHCA will improve coverage affordability for younger workers.
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"The affordability issue is pervasive throughout the state, but particularly urban areas," Mr. Palmer said.
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For example, everybody has an affordability crisis, and it manifests itself in a different ways.
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But many residents complain that growth has come at the cost of affordability and livability.
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The House passed another bill to aid with healthcare affordability, food assistance and paid leave.
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Thankfully, it comes at a price point that's really kind of astonishing in its affordability.
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" He added: "The way we get to full access and affordability isn't to start over.
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Or would you choose a school based on its affordability for you and your family?
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Record transaction prices are good for the industry but also raise concerns about vehicle affordability.
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Their promise to scrap the carbon tax combines this "affordability" agenda with enthusiasm for oil.
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But affordability and inventory constraints are likely the main culprits in last month's sales slowdown.
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Bike-sharing has been gaining popularity in cities globally due to its affordability and convenience.
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Housing affordability has gone down, while household debt has gone up — now to record levels.
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The outbreak is also occurring amid a health care affordability crisis in the United States.
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"More and more middle class people, regardless of race, are looking at affordability," he added.
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It can make sense financially for them, but it also makes the affordability problem worse.
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What do you think is a fix for the affordability problem in your district specifically?
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Now, that the Administration cares so deeply about affordability is a remarkable turn of events.
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This small college on the coast of Maine is leading the way in college affordability.
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WomenHeart's work centers on the importance of accessibility and affordability for women with heart disease.
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Does health care require a heavy level of public regulation to ensure access and affordability?
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BOE SAYS IT WILL MAKE NO CHANGE TO MORTGAGE LOAN-TO-INCOME AND AFFORDABILITY RULES
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" The culprit may come down to declining housing affordability, he said, which is the "No.
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When you ask Alaskans about their stories and what they want, they need increased affordability.
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In particular, its analysis looks at affordability, health-related factors and overall quality of life.
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We decided on our top picks based on consistent, reliable performance, accurate measurements, and affordability.
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"What people mean by 'affordability' is that they want a low premium," says Zeke Emanuel.
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Tight markets like New York and the Bay Area can't replicate that approach to affordability.
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"The greatest decline occurred in the West region where prices have shot up significantly, which clearly indicates that affordability is hindering buyers and those affordability issues come from lack of inventory, particularly in moderate price points," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the NAR.
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Congress has the ability to relieve some of the burden on college affordability right now by passing the Perkins Loan Extension Act, which addresses college affordability by allowing the existing Perkins Loan program to continue serving over 500,000 students and families across the country.
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What motivates us is how do you get the right balance of access, affordability and quality?
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"Record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies in large part due to widespread affordability."
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After clinching the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton made her college affordability plan a whole lot bolder.
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Cost is a problem Affordability is the key factor preventing many women from using sanitary pads.
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The effects for developers will also significantly depend on pricing given that affordability remains an issue.
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Today marks an important step toward restoring healthcare choices and affordability back to the American people.
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In the election, it may be that climate alarm will count for more than affordability anxiety. ■
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Democrats have focused in particular on affordability and GOP efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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"Next year, we could see another 10 percent to 15 percent decrease in affordability," he said.
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Now is a great time to buy one, too, given its affordability compared to other consoles.
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It claimed that federal permits create burdensome delays and also raise costs and hurt housing affordability.
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Most point to weaker affordability, which is now at a decade low according to several sources.
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Amazon's presence will tend to exacerbate those cities' crises of housing affordability and overburdened transportation infrastructure.
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More financing should be provided upfront to cover deep affordability over a 21965-year life cycle.
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It turns out, there's one more thing to love about the product, and that's it's affordability.
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Lilly's patient affordability programs have also eaten into revenue, Chief Financial Officer Joshua Smiley told Reuters.
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"Data shows there is increased availability, affordability and accessibility of high energy-dense foods," Afshin said.
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Mr. Kiselbach cited Vancouver's abundance of skilled labor and relative affordability as factors attracting software companies.
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The policy moves beyond college affordability with the goal of eliminating the cycle of student debt.
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Streaming services now offer range and affordability to healthcare professionals keen to include music in treatment.
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Past house-price setbacks were preceded by moments when affordability became stretched, in 1989 and 2007.
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Wages are rebounding, but they still trail housing price inflation, per Reuters, making affordability more difficult.
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Clinton's 223-year-old daughter, Chelsea, and would continue to talk about issues like college affordability.
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There are already programs in place that Pai could support if he wanted to address affordability.
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Lee highlighted a couple distinctions between Zindi and data-driven consulting firms: affordability and potential scale.
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Affordability is seen as the biggest challenge in extending ownership of self-driving cars to individuals.
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Beyond branding and menus, another point of contention among diners was the affordability of the meal.
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Sell insurance across state lines The Trump website provides six policy prescriptions intended to increase affordability.
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Creating a book that would reach them due to content and affordability was a big goal.
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Choose Kirkland Wisely As the Costco store brand, Kirkland is associated with both quality and affordability.
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This proposal goes further than O'Rourke's previously announced education plans, which focused primarily on college affordability.
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College affordability is an issue everywhere in the country, said Mark Kantrowitz, a student loan expert.
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The Prairie State came in second worst for wellness and 219th worst in affordability for retirees.
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But the affordability for people buying our product is a very limited percentage of the population.
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Malcolm Turnbull's conservative federal government made "housing affordability" a feature of its budget on May 9th.
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If you're looking at healthcare affordability, Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica and Malaysia register with top grades.
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The Artist Studio Affordability Project (ASAP) says city officials are helping the corporate behemoth steamroll dissent.
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It's true that Hillary Clinton's college affordability plan, say, was workshopped over the course of months.
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I think you don't really have as much of the affordability or cheap real estate now.
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Housing affordability is beginning to decline just as millennial buyers are looking for their starter homes.
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This limits housing affordability and makes consumers particularly susceptible to negative shocks to their income levels.
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If mortgage rates finally do move higher, as some have been predicting, affordability will weaken further.
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Still, the state has plenty of natural beauty, and it scored well on affordability, ranking 251th.
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In addition to the obvious reasons of affordability and efficiency, heavy traffic is a large factor.
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Demand for homes is strong, but home prices are hitting new highs and affordability is weakening.
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Affordability of cars is one of the biggest hurdles that an aspiring driver faces, analysts say.
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"That's the right approach to direct both concerns on the left and right, affordability and coverage."
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And there is-- a tension that-- that we should all want between affordability and accessibility. Right?
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The policy community needs to be more mindful of how regulations affect housing costs and affordability.
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As demand increases this spring, home prices have nowhere to go but up, and affordability down.
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This group, in particular, faces significant affordability challenges in the transition from Obamacare to the AHCA.
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There's no signal or guarantee the federal proposal would move the needle on Medicare's drug affordability.
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But she also said that the country needed more "immediate solutions" to address health-care affordability.
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Apple has pledged $2.5 billion to helping fight the housing availability and affordability crisis in California.
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Affordability is weakening, and fastest at the low end of the market, where demand is strongest.
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While that affordability clearly benefits consumers, it is no reason to slow down pollution-cutting progress.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES In Fitch's opinion, borrower affordability is being supported by the low interest rate environment.
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Indeed, by striking a balance between innovation and affordability, India's laws and policies have saved lives.
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While boosting LNG imports is a viable solution, affordability is a factor, Wood Mackenzie's Wang added.
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We should be "moving forward not backward on affordability, coverage and quality of care," Murray said.
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Of those people, 46 percent cited lack of affordability as their reason for canceling their plans.
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We must make sure that access, affordability and accountability are brought into our higher education system.
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The bloat contributes to the issue of healthcare affordability, and the profits that healthcare companies turn.
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According to affordability standards, these workers should spend a maximum of $2,394 a month on housing.
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These workers should spend a maximum of $1,699 a month on housing, according to affordability standards.
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According to affordability standards, workers in theses industries should spend a maximum of $2,021 on housing.
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In my opinion, you can't beat the peace of mind, convenience, and affordability of this product.
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An aggressive approach to driving affordability and quality has to be paired with strong beneficiary protections.
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Some housing officials have been replaced in recent years for failing to tackle the affordability issue.
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Mahindra makes up in affordability what it lacks in mileage, which it's trying to ramp up.
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The growing expat community also appreciates the area's art, history, slower pace of life and affordability.
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You can start with the WalkScore rankings and sort cities based on affordability, location and amenities.
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However, complaints about the affordability of homes have risen to the top of the political agenda.
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"In this housing market, affordability for buyers is key," said Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com.
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So modularity looks like a very slow, sub-par 'solution' — if solution it be — to affordability.
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Affordability and instant access is a factor in the iPhone's success as a gaming platform, too.
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That brings the total percentage of non-elderly people with insurance and affordability problems to 26.2%.
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The share of affordable homes in each tech hub was found using Redfin's housing affordability dashboard.
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This cost is pretty standard for term life insurance, but I was shocked at its affordability.
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Price gains had been shrinking for much of last year, as buyers hit an affordability wall.
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Mr. Tselepis noted that Clifton's accessibility and relative affordability appeal to buyers from New York City.
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You've said that when it comes to affordability, we need to look at the bigger picture.
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But we have to avoid overly simplistic statements when it comes to land development and affordability.
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More buyers are looking beyond traditional neighborhoods, with affordability and proximity to public transportation increasingly important.
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The blossoming tech presence has spurred an affordability crisis, just as it has in San Francisco.
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He said the housing affordability problem was the worst it had been since the Great Depression.
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In an economy of unprecedented wealth inequality, the affordability crisis further exacerbates social and racial stratification.
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But housing supply still lags demand, and affordability remains a problem for parts of the population.
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It would, however, create two financial challenges: affordability for the homeowner and catastrophic exposure for companies.
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Its findings came as a housing affordability crisis sweeps the nation and homelessness continues to rise.
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Again, competition would reign and consumers would benefit from more choices, higher quality, and more affordability.
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Affordability worsened across all racial and ethnic groups, and nearly all income groups, the study found.
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Only about 2800% of students cited affordability as the most important element in choosing their school.
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Affordability is crucial for the homebuilders, as prices for existing homes are now heating up again.
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According to these findings, if affordability is your biggest concern, you may want to consider Pittsburgh.
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We don't have a healthcare coverage problem - we have a health services and drug affordability problem.
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"Secondly, the ability to further accelerate the affordability equation, so lowering health care costs," Cordani continued.
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Rising mortgage rates only exacerbate the problem because they decrease affordability for potential buyers as well.
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Delivering on these economic necessities of energy availability, affordability, and sustainability requires building modern energy systems.
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Shrinking the federal footprint will help diminish risk while gradually returning affordability to the housing market.
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Access, adoption, affordability, and privacy should be at the forefront of any new pro-consumer deal.
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Marillyn Hewson, Lockheed's chief executive officer, said the defense contractor plans to "drive affordability" in 2017.
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Homebuilders are worried about affordability, but firm demand is holding that concern in check, for now.
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Gallup found that by various measures, concerns about energy affordability, access and similar issues are low.
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His research focuses on college affordability, student debt, financial aid and state investment in higher education.
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If the drugmakers were truly concerned about affordability, the drug companies would simply reduce their prices.
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Small merchants may be particularly interested in the solution because of its potential affordability and simplicity.
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And her college-affordability plan would help students refinance debt, and support states that subsidize tuition.
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Home sales have been weakening throughout the summer, as demand far outpaces supply and affordability weakens.
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If affordability is an issue, you could consider only an arsenic test, which will cost less.
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In other words, realistically, the payments are going to be much higher and affordability even lower.
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Like San Francisco and other trophy cities, Vancouver is struggling with an affordability crisis for locals.
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The Starter Home* project utilizes extensive land analysis and geographic information system (GIS) mapping to articulate a potential architectural avenue for providing market-based affordability (as opposed to subsidized affordability) for modest single family homes by developing nonconforming lots in the city's quickly gentrifying urban center.
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"Some silver lining in this report is that affordability actually improved in some of the highest-priced markets (like San Francisco) that have been bastions of bad affordability, mostly the result of annual home price appreciation slowing to low single-digit percentages in those markets," said Blomquist.
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While bright spots like these exist, affordability will still be concern in the year ahead, warn researchers.
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Economists have said the decline in new home sales stems from weakened affordability across U.S. local markets.
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Some retirees won't have to sacrifice fashion for affordability when buying their next pair of prescription glasses.
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The Co-operative group said it has introduced new products and initiatives to help tackle funeral affordability.
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Gillibrand hasn't released many specifics about her college affordability plans, but she seems supportive of the concept.
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Insurers are worried about the affordability of the tax structure and proposed major changes in Medicaid financing.
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And many cities, particularly on the coasts, are in the midst of a full-blown affordability crisis.
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That includes affordability, since all of these problems can be expensive for affected individuals to deal with.
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Though affordability is an important factor when deciding where to reside in retirement, there are other considerations.
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Unless we define the competition, we wouldn't know if this is the right affordability for the water.
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She said vehicle affordability is a huge factor — with the price of everything going up, except wages.
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Housing affordability, which has been weakening amid rising prices, is playing into the drop in buyer traffic.
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Nationally, renter housing affordability, or how much one can buy based on median household income, remains high.
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Homebuyers pulled away from the builders in May, even as affordability improved thanks to lower mortgage rates.
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"A still-strong job market, improving affordability and lower mortgage rates continue to support growth," added Kan.
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Aiming for affordability for individuals, and not just fleets or luxury buyers, is also a noble undertaking.
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Even before the crisis emerged, Mylan said it was taking steps to increase EpiPen access and affordability.
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"The biggest challenge I've seen in the (housing) market today is affordability," Nair told CNBC by phone.
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If it's good looks and affordability you're after, though, you won't be disappointed with the UE Roll.
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That's how we're trying to improve people's health, which improves overall health, overall productivity, and overall affordability.
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Even as affordability improves, thanks to lower interest rates, buyers are having trouble finding what they want.
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But it's unclear how such enormous shifts in the insurance marketplace will affect the affordability of treatment.
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As for Poland's PiS, it shows scant concern for the long-term affordability of its welfare policies.
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We are confronting three problems for renters in the city: their desire for community, convenience and affordability.
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It will also have to find the right balance of margins and affordability that insurers will tolerate.
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"Think about matching your debt," said Mike Brown, managing director of NitroScore, a student-loan affordability calculator.
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But a Connecticut retirement does not come cheap, with the state coming in at 50 for affordability.
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It ranks 49th for affordability, in part due to the tourism-reliant state charging high sales taxes.
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However, tellingly, a major exception to that "affordability" standard appears to revolve around housing for – what else?
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The ideal decor solution is an item that meets the trifecta of affordability, function, and style — a.k.a.
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The House plan has fueled many concerns about its possible effects on health-care coverage and affordability.
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Eliminating cost-recovery mechanisms could stifle U.S. oil and natural gas production, impacting jobs and consumer affordability.
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Others say the proposal does little to address the true causes of the higher education affordability crisis.
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Other effects like extreme climate change and conflicts surrounding agriculture production and food affordability have been illustrated.
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Wednesday's home sales data were disappointing as housing affordability is declining amid rising prices and rising rates.
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On the flip side, affordability is best in some counties in Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Providence and Birmingham.
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More people are entering the workforce, and that is surely increasing demand for housing, but not affordability.
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His daughter and top adviser, Ivanka Trump, is leading events focused on workforce development and college affordability.
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For sheer simplicity and affordability, the Airmega 200M will probably fit most peoples' lives, houses, and budgets.
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So, Holt said, finding solutions to the housing affordability gap will remain a key priority for policymakers.
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At the town hall, locals had some questions about specifics—and concerns about affordability, transit, and privacy.
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"Affordability is the best in the last 20 years for both residential and office space," Chadha said.
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Big Pharma would have us to believe that there is a binary choice between affordability and innovation.
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In terms of affordability, the South came out on top, claiming half of the top 10 spots.
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We will remain focused on simplicity, affordability and transparency, and strive to make investing accessible to everyone.
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"When everyone is screaming about affordability, the government has to look like it's doing something," she says.
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Health plans design products that address the cost and access challenges by aligning quality and affordability together.
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It is clear that she intends to stay focused in some capacity on higher education and affordability.
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Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa has said his provincial budget, expected within weeks, will address housing affordability.
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"It's going to take a couple of years of supply before affordability is dealt with," MacCoille said.
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Despite the jump in affordability, Vancouver and Toronto continue to be the least affordable cities in Canada.
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Clinton would be wise to keep her eye on the real affordability crisis facing higher education today.
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"My goal for Mary Louise is to have affordability, quality, and ingredients you can pronounce," Releford says.
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Utilities in turn argue for hefty solar surcharges to maintain the reliability and affordability of the system.
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Tariffs placed on Canadian lumber and other imported products are pushing up prices and hurting housing affordability.
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In contrast, once orange dyes became more readily available, the color came to be associated with affordability.
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That is about triple the average income gains and may already be hurting sales, as affordability weakens.
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Further, a stronger Pell Grant will bolster any other equity-minded policy proposals focused on college affordability.
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Another 27 percent of customers who terminated coverage "cited cost or affordability as the reason," CMS said.
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He is the author of Using Disparate Impact to Restore Housing Affordability and Property Rights in Colorado.
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The city performed highly for five of the six indicators used to assess student cities, except affordability.
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Builders also continue to grapple with other affordability headwinds, including a lack of labor and regulatory constraints.
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We can improve affordability by addressing the root issue and reducing the cost of health care. How?
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Rates, however, began falling at the end of the year, helping affordability, but apparently only for some.
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You can get the HP 15.6-inch HD Laptop PC Computer for $298.99 for simplicity and affordability.
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The limited supplies have propelled rising prices that have, in turn, reduced affordability and limited sales levels.
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The WHO concluded they did not clearly show superiority to other options, when considering factors including affordability.
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Even during this extended economic expansion, housing affordability is becoming of increasing concern to millions of Americans.
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You might also likeBonobosfor unparalleled fit,Rhonefor an active lifestyle,MeUndiesfor the most exciting prints, andGapfor affordability.
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Young professionals and families are attracted to the city primarily for its affordability, safety, and strong economy.
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Governments worldwide are under pressure to boost housing affordability and fix a growing problem of urban homelessness.
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He said he'd also push Biden on college affordability, criminal justice reform, childhood poverty and immigration reform.
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She said she was drawn to the community by its affordability and its access to open spaces.
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We need to pay special attention to the racial gap in the affordability and adoption of broadband.
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On a separate subject, Mr. Buttigieg stressed his more moderate instincts on the subject of college affordability.
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As the country responds to the evolving situation, we should focus on ensuring food affordability and accessibility.
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Byam created many different designs that allowed comfort, and affordability to be with you when you travel.
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But these two issues often end up conflated and confused in the dizzying debate about drug affordability.
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Myesha and Elgin Lawson had been looking to buy in Antioch for much the same reason: affordability.
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What's happening: Affordability, access to equipment and digital literacy all compound the challenge of expanding broadband access.
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Home sales have been weakening for months as high prices hit affordability and low inventory limits choices.
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Those ads highlighted issues such as health-care affordability and national security and did not mention impeachment.
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With efficiency and affordability in mind, most automakers have targeted their green offerings at the compact segment.
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Commercial passenger aviation continues to achieve improvements in safety and affordability, giving people more mobility than ever.
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Minnesota is the best for quality of life and health care but has low affordability for retirees.
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The study didn't look at whether or how shifts in affordability of physician checkups affected health outcomes.
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And the urban model has broken down because of poor living conditions and a lack of affordability.
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Eden said affordability is the most obvious constraint on the personalized nutrition scenario in the near term.
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Second, lawmakers can promote affordability and access to health care by working to repeal all ObamaCare taxes.
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"It's obvious that the industry can do much more in the area of affordability," Iyer told reporters.
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Demand for housing is still very strong, but yes, buyers are stepping back because of affordability constraints.
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Sixty-three percent of people surveyed said affordability is not getting enough attention in the presidential election.
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The ranking accounted for the affordability, quality of life, activities, and available health care of each city.
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The Snow Joe Professional Strength Calcium Chloride Pellets provide a great balance between affordability, versatility, and performance.
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The US is facing a college-affordability crisis as higher education becomes too expensive for many families.
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They can also compete on price and refrain from automatic pricing increases that obviously impact healthcare affordability.
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Now, however, a market stalemate is developing as rates and prices continue to rise, further weakening affordability.
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The health care debate has centered on how to best lower costs and promote affordability and access.
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Safety, affordability and the intangible magic that allows art to flourish — can Oakland make all that work?
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They should skip the argument over Medicare for All and find the best ways to tackle affordability.
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They should skip the argument over Medicare for All and find the best ways to tackle affordability.
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Now is the time to reform the NFIP so it works for families, prioritizes affordability and mitigation.
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At the same time, the concept can help address one of today's more stubborn issues — housing affordability.
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Using the National Association of Realtors' Metropolitan Median Area Prices and Affordability and Housing Affordability index from the third quarter of 2018, CNBC Make It identified the income needed to manage to purchase a home with a 10 or 20 percent down payment in the 14 largest U.S. cities.
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That data comes from home investment company Unison, whose recently released the Unison Home Affordability Report compares housing affordability rates in major cities across the U.S. For the report, Unison used data from the 2015 U.S. Census American Community Survey to estimate median household incomes by city and neighborhood.
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Using the National Association of Realtor's quarterly Metropolitan Median Area Prices and Affordability and Housing Affordability Index from the second quarter of 2017, CNBC identified the 10 U.S. cities where you need to earn over $100,000 to afford to buy a house with a 5 percent down payment.
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Home price gains have been slowing since last spring, as higher mortgage interest rates cut sharply into affordability.
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He did say demand still appeared strong, but demand may not outweigh affordability, especially if the economy weakens.
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Now, more homes are coming on the market, increasing supply, but affordability is the new barrier to entry.
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Well, it's definitely cheaper than most recommended headphones, so if what you're after is affordability, there you go.
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But health-insurance affordability isn't just an issue for the elderly; families and young people have trouble, too.
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Sales of both new and existing homes flatlined last year, as affordability took its toll on potential buyers.
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The Democratic presidential field is littered with proposals to ease the affordability crunch plaguing America's most prosperous cities.
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Ecuador also comes out on top for its affordability and availability of real estate to rent or buy.
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When looking for somewhere to go on holiday, you might consider things like affordability and even Instagram-ability.
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It also hits hard on the relationship between college affordability, employment, job discrimination based on race and poverty.
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The idea was introduced last month in a report from the university's affordability steering committee and working group.
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Some opposition politicians and analysts have questioned the affordability and practicality of those changes, given a struggling economy.
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Those people aren't imagining things: The affordability crisis has indeed reached historic heights, and the data is shocking.
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The Alliance for Affordable Internet (A24AI) assessed 136 low and middle-income countries for their annual Affordability Report.
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On that side, three of the issues that Tiney is helping to address are discovery, trust and affordability.
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It comes as the Los Angeles basin struggles with housing affordability and the lack of new home construction.
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These new applications are challenging the industry to deliver much more computation capability at an improved affordability level.
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One key factor, however, is lack of affordability – an issue throughout London but particularly concentrated in certain areas.
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Not to mention, the accessibility and affordability (everything's under $40) are truly unmatched by any other denim brand.
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Engman added that the couch's affordability appeals to new apartment owners: Its price ranges from $249 to $299.
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At their level of affordability, the Space NC do a good enough job of blocking out background noise.
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My experience suggests that, within a certain range of affordability, people are more value-sensitive than price-sensitive.
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He noted that Del Taco has "strong affordability" and is able to compete well with the grocery channel.
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There has been appropriate handwringing since 2010 about the affordability of Affordable Care Act plans in the marketplaces.
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With real competition and real affordability, at least the less stupid among the uninsured would finally sign up.
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In fact, while affordability is a challenge, pharmaceutical innovation is producing miracle cures for cancer and other diseases.
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With college affordability a big worry, most families are wary of having kids apply to pricey private schools.
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People who do not have serious illnesses also struggle with affordability challenges, but fewer of them do (29%).
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But while affordability for buyers is weakening, rising home values are benefiting homeowners who chose to stay put.
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Adjustable-rate loans offer lower interest rates and are becoming more popular as rates rise and affordability weakens.
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Australia's house price falls are not entirely unwelcome and have been partly engineered by authorities to improve affordability.
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Sidewalk Toronto has been marketed as a high-tech community, prioritizing sustainability, safety, and affordability through innovative technology.
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The mega-city scored top marks for affordability and ranked in joint first position alongside South Korea's Seoul.
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Affordability has been one of the bigger concerns that insurers and hospital groups have raised about the legislation.
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"Chairman Eltife understands that college affordability is one of the most critical issues affecting all Texans," he said.
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Berlin's relative affordability has meant that it's witnessing fewer gallery shutdowns than cities like New York and London.
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With a reputation for outstanding engineering, reliability and affordability, the Civic was one of Honda's top selling cars.
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Nissan says affordability is key to attracting drivers and eventually getting them to upgrade to pure electric cars.
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Naturally, none of this comes cheap — and let's be honest, affordability has never really been iRobot's strong suit.
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Sentiment fell at the end of last year, largely because mortgage rates jumped in the fall, hurting affordability.
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However, the high rate of income inequality in many African countries is masking the true state of affordability.
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Although unpopular with many, this requirement was essential to meet the accessibility and affordability goals of the ACA.
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For governments worried about energy security and affordability, coal has been an important part of their national strategy.
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Goldrick-Rab explores well-known reasons for the drop in college affordability, and some that are less obvious.
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Click on to see the gowns that deliver in both style and affordability — and prepare to be impressed.
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Interest has surged in the past decade as a crisis of affordability has rippled across the United States.
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As the affordability index shows, homebuyers can get a lot more bang for their yuan in smaller cities.
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Faisal believes people's attitudes and acceptance -- and affordability -- will push this technology and determine the form it takes.
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Apple announced this morning a significant $2.5 billion commitment toward easing the California housing availability and affordability crisis.
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A Tesla representative said the changes were designed to simplify the company's offerings and improve affordability for customers.
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Sales were up 12.8 percent compared to a year ago, showing the housing market's resilience despite reduced affordability.
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The three most frequently cited measures of success for the ACA are: total coverage, affordability, and program costs.
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These four costs are part of The Great American Affordability Crisis plaguing millennials that's putting them financially behind.
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Preserving affordability is critically important so that homes, often the largest investment in someone's life, retain their value.
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In recent years, debates about college access and affordability have moved to the center of the national stage.
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These four costs are part of the Great American Affordability Crisis plaguing millennials and putting them financially behind.
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Clinton says college affordability will be near the top of her list of priorities if she becomes president.
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The programs advocated by these Democrats have not reduced income inequality or dramatically increased healthcare access or affordability.
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College affordability, equal pay and paid family leave were the top concerns of Latinas, according to the poll.
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They can also compete on price and refrain from automatic pricing increases that now obviously impact healthcare affordability.
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And I guarantee you there is an affordability component that will prevent many of them from regular connectivity.
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I take advantage of the affordability of a small car and the utility of a larger cargo space.
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You might also likeBonobosfor unparalleled fit,Rhonefor an active lifestyle,MeUndies for the most exciting prints, andGapfor affordability.
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Some argue that despite weakened affordability, demand is just so strong that it can support higher home prices.
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Choice, affordability, protecting pre-existing conditions and restoring the doctor-patient relationship eroded by ObamaCare must be pillars.
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The list offers a wide variety of options whether you're focused on affordability, climate, or other attributes: 53.
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Their picks take into account a number of factors, including cultural engagement, diversity, value, affordability, and community benefit.
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But administration officials dismissed the idea that this was a flaw, pointing instead to the issue of affordability.
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Places like Bali, Vietnam, and Columbia offer the right mixture of affordability, modern conveniences, and reliable Wi-Fi.
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With co-viewing, the company hopes to make a case for choosing Philo that goes beyond its affordability.
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Do you really, really want the world to know you're a Radiohead fan, aesthetics and affordability be damned?
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Places like Bali, Vietnam, and Colombia offer the right mixture of affordability, modern conveniences, and reliable Wi-Fi.
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Technology companies and political leaders completely underestimate the depth of reform that's needed to actually solve housing affordability.
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Thanks to its affordability and popularity among college students, Cancún was rated as the best spring break destination.
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The housing design simulation demands that the player take into account trade offs between density, affordability, and sustainability.
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"We need a quantum leap in affordability, speed, and quality to reach homeless families exponentially faster," she said.
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They are worried about the affordability of care due to high out-of-pocket costs and coverage limitations.
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Besides, officials point out, New York is a big and diverse state, with plenty of pockets of affordability.
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In particular, surveys that measure the strength of the economy may miss the pressures of the affordability crisis.
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First, a useful conversation on affordability has to go beyond what the average single-detached house sells for.
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But what these affordability initiatives and programs can do is make it better than it otherwise would be.
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"We've been seeing a great deal of pressure for market-rate development, not for affordability," Mr. Thorpe said.
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"When the Senate was debating middle class affordability for child care he wrote an op-ed," Gillibrand said.
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"When the Senate was debating middle-class affordability for child care he wrote an op-ed," Gillibrand said.
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Apple's planned expansion has raised a host of unanswered questions about traffic, gentrification, affordability and competition for jobs.
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"There is an untenable affordability gap between low- versus moderate-income people in the individual market," Hempstead said.
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Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), and others introduced the Affordability Is Access Act.
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In some of the most rapidly gentrifying corners of the city, public housing apartments were islands of affordability.
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Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said affordability and price should be accounted for in the map, in addition to availability.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is spending on ads mentioning issues such as child care, college affordability, and taxes.
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Federal policies that adequately fund public water are critical in addressing the interrelated infrastructure and water affordability crises.
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Demand has been driven by the affordability of larger homes that can be converted into hotels or guesthouses.
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Houston's refusal to do just that, Mr. Cox said, is the most important factor in explaining its affordability.
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A trio of House Democrats is pressing the Trump administration on the affordability of coronavirus diagnostic tests. Reps.
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Democrats have settled on health care and, to a lesser extent, college affordability, as their main social programs.
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But it also places strict regulations on the health sector to achieve the goals of affordability and access.
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Rooms inside the Lagoon Guest House are a close second in affordability at $505 to $2365 a night.
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Apartment List reports that "72 percent [of millennials] said affordability is the primary obstacle" to purchasing real estate.
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It compared them across 18 key metrics, ranging from five-year business survival rate to office-space affordability.
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Affordability is weakening, as home prices continue to rise, due to the low supply of homes for sale.
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Minneapolis eliminated single-family zoning in order to increase both affordability and racial and economic equity in housing.
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Yet even with expanded market-rate housing development, HQ2 and HQ3 are still likely to exacerbate affordability challenges.
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We asked them who would rent, who would own, and how the housing affordability crisis could be solved.
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Her plan also calls for additional grants to states to expand the options and affordability of child care.
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In an era constrained by sustainability and affordability, a big house with a backyard should be a rarity.
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"Coal demand grows across much of Asia due to its affordability and availability," the IEA in that report.
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In addition to housing quality, the stability and affordability of housing is also critical to early childhood development.
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Eliminating the mandate to obtain coverage only exacerbates the affordability problem that critics say they want to address.
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LENNAR CORP - COMBINATION OF LOWER INTEREST RATES, SLOWER PRICE DEPRECIATION POSITIVELY IMPACTED AFFORDABILITY STRENGTHENING Q3 SALES - CONF CALL
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If approved, such cures would almost certainly cost $210 million or more, experts say, raising questions about affordability.
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It must maintain insurance affordability while also providing the right incentives for fortifying and responsibly planning our communities.
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But that is not the only issue in the Beaver State, which also faces a home affordability crisis.
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Boatsetter provides millennials the overall experience of boating without the headache of ownership heading into an affordability crisis.
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"We are in the midst of a housing affordability crisis across the country," Waters said in a statement.
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Yet Mr Scheer's message about affordability resonates and has forced the prime minister to focus on the issue.
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What might stimulate builders is worsening affordability for millennials, and may be persuading baby boomers to stay put.
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Warwick has a 36.74 score out of 100, largely due to its low ranking in affordability (No. 168).
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Critics said the plan would lead to more high-end development and do little to address housing affordability.
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That could be a factor of weakening affordability, but it could also be a result of tight supply.
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Third, the crisis of affordability continues to get worse, while Big Pharma maintains a "business-as-usual" attitude.
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Mortgage interest rates are stuck near recent highs and are beginning to rise again, further weakening home affordability.
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The decision to downsize or age in place isn't just about affordability or the place you call home.
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So what I had was this ongoing document of Detroit's water affordability crisis, which manifested in water shutoffs.
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Finally, the candidates addressed the most pressing issue facing residents of the nation's most populous state: Housing affordability.
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When it comes to choosing a college, affordability is now one of the most important criteria for families.
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A lot of start-ups have promising ideas, but the fundamental problem of affordability seems beyond their reach.
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U.S. home prices were near their lowest levels of affordability since 2008, research by ATTOM Data Solutions shows.
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"Without relief from new construction, housing inventory will likely remain tight, boosting home prices and constraining affordability," Duncan said.
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Still the Model 3's affordability is a big selling point, so the wait may not be as long.
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Rising interest rates combined with still-rising home values have pushed affordability to the lowest level in a decade.
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Housing affordability is good, but when homes get more expensive to replace than to buy, the market turns dysfunctional.
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On the legislative front, you can tell Congress to support the Water Affordability, Transparency, Equity and Reliability (WATER) Act.
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He has hitched Alberta to a national campaign against Mr Trudeau's climate policy, waged in the name of "affordability".
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Affordability is the key driver for any smartphone brands that want to grab a slice of the African market.
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Tech jobs are bringing new wealth to cities, and obviously there are huge challenges with housing prices and affordability.
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The nation's largest homebuilders have been reporting weakness in buyer demand, and most are pointing squarely at affordability issues.
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However, it's not clear that these HSAs would bridge the health insurance affordability gap that millions of consumers face.
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In other areas, such as health care or housing, federal programs aim to meet a defined standard of affordability.
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Drugmakers opposed Sanders' and Cummings' legislation, arguing that it was not the right way to address prescription drug affordability.
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Home price gains continue to increase, and affordability is weakening across the nation, but demand for housing is rising.
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Housing affordability is good, but when homes get more expensive to replace than to buy the market turns dysfunctional.
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In the post below, Tumblr user "The Concealed Weapon" fires shots at the US's glaring issue of college affordability.
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Some of Harris' rivals for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination have made PrEP affordability a part of their campaigns.
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"The issue is affordability," said Edith Behr, an analyst with Moody's who studies the finances of colleges and universities.
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Because of concerns about maintaining insurance coverage and affordability, numerous moderate Republican legislators have come out against the bill.
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Rent control efforts are sweeping the nation, with armies of activists fighting to create certainty and affordability for tenants.
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Affordability is the only real problem that Apple fans have with the latest handsets, because these devices aren't cheap.
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Pros: 13 different color combinations to choose from, tried-and-true designCons: Pushes the limits of affordability at $130
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At $129, it hits the upper end of the affordability range but if you're after cushioning, look no further.
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The A4AI defines affordability as 1GB of mobile broadband data costing no more than 2% of average monthly income.
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I push back on these conversations about 'affordable,' because if we're talking about 'affordability,' we're having the wrong conversation.
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Excessive regulation that increases the cost of new construction and housing preservation has also contributed to the affordability problem.
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One of the big justifications for Pixelbook Go's existence is affordability over its older sibling from two years ago.
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"For many Americans, the availability of loans with longer terms has created an illusion of affordability," the Journal reports.
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In some regions, increased affordability of car access may greatly exacerbate traffic and pollution problems rather than easing them.
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Worsening affordability already has slowed down the US housing market, although it looks like it will get worse yet.
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The influence of foreign capital flows on housing markets is being scrutinised, particularly as affordability becomes ever more stretched.
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When it comes to technology developed for the visually impaired, "the biggest thing is accessibility and affordability," says Wheatcroft.
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Affordability appeared to be the culprit, although some blamed the drop in weaker consumer sentiment in the overall economy.
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"Today in big cities and small towns, there is an affordability crisis" proved to be a big applause line.
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"And unlike Hong Kong, Singapore actually has household income increase in the last five years," improving affordability, she noted.
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And, they offer a mix of comfort, reliability, and affordability, the same qualities that keep many shoppers coming back.
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Nor is housing affordability "merely a market problem that can be solved by the market", according to Mr Leno.
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Weakening affordability is sidelining some buyers, especially first-time buyers who have been most absent from the housing recovery.
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It has some work to do when it comes to affordability, but by most accounts the city is prospering.
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Big city living oftentimes translates to accepting the lesser of two evils when it comes to affordability and aesthetic.
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"This would expand coverage choices and provide greater affordability to our nation's seniors," said McKechnie of the bankers association.
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I clung to it's affordability and comfort quality during my first years as a fledgling straight outta' the nest.
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The publication ranked the country's 100 most populated metro areas based on affordability, job prospects, and quality of life.
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More recently, with the advent of upstarts like Dollar Shave Club and Harry's, the focus has shifted to affordability.
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Clinton needs to deliver her proposal to do more than tweak around the edges on healthcare, and college affordability.
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"Of the capitals where affordability worsened, the biggest deterioration was in Perth (-1.3%) and Sydney (-0.7%)," the HIA said.
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It also scored in the top five when it comes to general affordability and children's safety from violent crime.
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But improving the affordability and diversity of our neighborhoods can enrich their history and character and enrich this nation.
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The impact on housing affordability is one of the main messages the BUILD Coalition is making on the Hill.
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Still, Uber has drawn lines when the convenience and affordability that has helped its offering stand out is threatened.
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In the UK, Brexit-related uncertainty and stretched home purchase affordability will halt UK home price rises in 2017.
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Topics of discussion include the obstacles for innovation, accessibility, affordability, and future of cures, and their implications for society.
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That is likely due to weakening affordability amid a severe shortage of homes for sale, both new and existing.
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A little more than one in four people worry a great deal about the affordability and accessibility of energy.
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Housing affordability for young Americans, however, continues to deteriorate, as rents rise and the supply of starter homes falls.
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All these costs flow through the lifecycle of a building, ultimately impacting affordability and access for homeowners and renters.
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When you start looking at all the services out there, affordability and reliability quickly become the most important factors.
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Dr Goldstein went on to look at how the prices of these drugs measured up in terms of affordability.
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So, those are the three big issues: availability, affordability, and awareness, and we have big projects on all those.
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In places like the Bay Area, the affordability issue has become so severe that residents are fleeing the state.
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Affordability and accessibility have long been barriers to hearing aid use in the U.S., researchers note in Health Affairs.
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And all of that is slamming housing affordability, which is causing more of today's buyers to overstretch their budgets.
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While prices fluctuate, what doesn't change is that the impact of these prices on housing affordability is virtually nil.
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With college expenses steadily increasing, affordability is the No. 1 concern for this year's crop of high school seniors.
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"I think particularly the point around affordability will help us in gaining more market share going forward," he said.
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For affordability, form, and function, the Best Pet Supplies Voyager Dog Raincoat is a great option for budget shoppers.
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"With mortgage rates continuing to rise, affordability is getting steadily worse," noted Jonas Goltermann, developed market economist at ING.
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It thus provides students with an alternative to debt, which is tailored to their individual circumstances to ensure affordability.
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The Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey ranked Vancouver the second-most expensive city to live in this year.
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To get to the root of the country's affordability issues, one must start with the data, not builder anecdotes.
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As the US faces a higher education affordability crisis, students from other developed countries don't pay anything for college.
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Unfortunately, many of the college affordability proposals out there today do not address the full needs of today's students.
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Once all the needs of the lowest-income students are met, then politicians could consider more universal affordability programs.
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The city has also been ranked as one of the best US cities for affordability and quality of life.
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As for the three, smaller private islands, the affordability of their price tags comes down to three key factors.
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Top reasons for choosing to stay at home include familiarity with the surroundings, affordability and greater interaction with family.
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UnidosUS hired Northfield Strategies to work on health care affordability and access, immigration policy and workforce development and education.
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A strong FDA can foster biomedical innovation and also pave the way for greater affordability and access to treatments.
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Affordability is weakening, especially at the lower end of the market, where demand is highest and supply is leanest.
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They define affordability as one's monthly payment on housing taking up no more than 31 percent of one's paycheck.
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There was no commitment in the memoranda to preserving housing affordability, hiring locally, or working with local educational institutions.
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"This puts China's tier-1 cities' affordability close to Hong Kong and more expensive than London," the report said.
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That means it will also be challenging other furniture retailers that promote affordability, like IKEA and Wayfair, for instance.
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Council members on Monday afternoon announced they had reached a deal to expand the affordability levels to 40 percent.
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This makes the case that buyers this year are struggling with affordability and opting for a lower-rate product.
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The reproductive justice lens puts an emphasis on the affordability of abortion as well as on its legal status.
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If the proposed tax bill comes to fruition, it will reduce the affordability of health care for many Americans.
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Housing affordability is plummeting and the high cost of real-estate can make new middle-income development financially untenable.
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How would you describe the housing affordability crisis as it stands today, in the midst of a coronavirus recession?
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Does the design of this package seem adequate for addressing the scale of the housing affordability crisis we face?
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"The solution to the student debt crisis is both working on front-end and back-end affordability," Harrington says.
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And that affordability on the back end includes strong servicing protections and quality servicing for all borrowers, she added.
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Real estate in Singapore is an attractive asset class for rich individuals due to its affordability and growth outlook.
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Fashion and affordability were, predictably, low on the list (even those who own an Apple Watch consider it expensive).
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Universities must prioritize affordability on campus and create opportunities for students to work while staying invested in their education.
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Air fryers are starting to become a fixture in kitchens across the country thanks to their affordability and convenience.
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The current affordability language "is worse than weak — it actually makes thing worse," Love wrote in a blog post.
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Zoom in: Trump administration and Californian officials have vastly different approaches to tackling the homeless and housing affordability crises.
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Both local and foreign buyers favor apartments at the moment, Mr. Drabik said, a consequence of their relative affordability.
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Access and affordability in the U.S. would vary based on women's insurance coverage and the labs used for testing.
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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was third, down from last year's top position, in part because of a decrease in housing affordability.
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"Rising car prices have exacerbated an affordability gap that is increasingly getting filled with auto debt," the WSJ reports.
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Number one, leveraging what the Thailand investment can do for us from-- an affordability perspective is a big help.
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"We're going to make the economy and affordability Montpelier's top priorities," Mr. Scott said, declaring victory late on Tuesday.
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More supply should translate to more sales, but, again, high prices and higher interest rates are hitting affordability hard.
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Affordability, however, is weakening, and fewer buyers have the means to buy what they like where they like it.
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The style shown here is the newer version of Notis' electric beard trimmer, which he liked for its affordability.
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Even in the hottest markets, there is a limit to affordability, and that limit is clearly now being hit.
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The campaign will seek to build public awareness about the coming insurance enrollment season and affordability of health plans.
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"From my point of view, we have a crisis in our town around housing affordability and homelessness," he said.
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When deciding the best place to retire, it&aposs important to consider affordability, quality of life, and health care.
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For its "index" NAHB merely says 6900,2628 people would lose "home affordability" for "each $28503,22019 increase" in homebuilding costs.
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So, taking the NAHB at its word, the $143 increase shown above implies an "affordability" effect on 21,500 people.
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I have to imagine the relative affordability of the cost of living in that area factors in as well?
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Prices are still rising for new and existing homes, so there may be some friction ahead if affordability worsens.
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For those out house hunting already, the higher rates will only add to the weakening affordability in the market.
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However, the consistent decline in housing affordability means there are fewer consumers who can afford to purchase a home.
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"I ran on a progressive message: economic fairness, college affordability and equality for the L.G.B.T. community," Mr. Kander said.
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Addressing the affordability issue could help alleviate physician shortages, said Rafael Rivera, associate dean for admissions and financial aid.
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The realtors association's affordability index has fallen by about a third over the past four-and-a-half years.
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Affordability is weakening across the nation due to the combination of short supply, high demand and rising interest rates.
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"It's part of our continued commitment to deliver unsurpassed craveability with unsurpassed affordability," the company said in a statement.
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The origination of peso-denominated mortgages by government agencies should boost affordability together with a highly competitive banking sector.
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Affordability has weakened this year amid fast-rising home prices and higher mortgage interest rates compared with last year.
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Instead voters have frequently asked about criminal justice reform, the opioid crisis, college affordability, immigration, LGBT issues and immigration.
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The mandate provided imperfect relief from pre-existing affordability problems; its removal will surely make a bad situation worse.
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He was asked why he'd be the best person to address the housing affordability crisis afflicting his home state.
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The analyst said rising inventories of new homes and declining affordability will hurt home prices over the next year.
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That was the problem we had going into health care when we were trying to fix it, was affordability.
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I have to imagine the relative affordability of the cost of living in that area factors in as well?
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Many politicians from both parties insist this is not an affordability crisis but a massive lapse in personal responsibility.
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"It's really admirable that, in the face of rising costs, they've maintained the affordability of the service," Laugesen says.
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The fast-food chain is doubling down on affordability, building out its value menu with new limited-time offerings.
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Her answer to college affordability isn't free tuition but rather a student loan refinancing proposal called the Red Act.
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Using the National Association of Realtors' Metropolitan Median Area Prices and Affordability and Housing Affordability index from the second quarter of 13903, CNBC Make It identified 278 cities where the qualifying income to purchase a home with a 21200 or 2110 percent down payment is an annual salary of $2131,21515 or less.
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Consider just two areas — college affordability and health care — where robust enforcement of current law could help millions of people.
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At private colleges, one of the few things keeping tuition hikes in check is the "perception of affordability," Kelchen said.
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"Of course, the affordability is likely to be much improved if we see a correction of that kind," Churchouse said.
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The city, which is struggling with an affordability crisis, would like those homes to be made available as rental stock.
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The Toronto area was the hardest hit, where RBC says affordability declined the most compared to the previous year. bit.
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Changing land use rules to allow for more construction would, in some sense, increase affordability in almost any expensive city.
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The former vice president and current 2020 frontrunner doesn't have any official proposals for student debt or college affordability yet.
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Malinowski, a 53-year-old former Obama administration State Department official, ran on health care affordability as his top issue.
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Microsoft pledged $500 million to address homelessness and develop affordable housing in response to the Seattle region's widening affordability gap.
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But the availability and affordability of fat tire bikes has roughly doubled the total just in the past five years.
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"Many renters are buying homes further out in the suburbs after reaching their affordability threshold in the city," Miller said.
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The measures of performance that matter most to nonconsumers aren't speed, style or comfort, but rather affordability, accessibility and simplicity.
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Tesla's big selling point for the Model 3 is its affordability, with a starting price of $35,000 before tax incentives.
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But what Hyundai's Smith calls "an affordability piece" is going to get more difficult to address going forward, he said.
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In healthcare, education, the affordability of cities, immigration and regulation, the Western, best-ideas-win system of innovation is stymied.
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Lower rates help with affordability, but they also give buyers more purchasing power, which in turn causes prices to rise.
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The standard measure of housing affordability says Americans should spend no more than 30% of pre-tax income on housing.
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Regionally, affordability continues to be worst in the West (index at 105.3) and best in the Midwest (index at 185).
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East Coast states, like New York and Massachusetts, ranked low for affordability, while Southern, Midwestern, and Mountain states ranked higher.
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When coffee shops charge up to $5 per cup, Trader Joe's is easily the undisputed champion of cold brew affordability.
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HOUSING AFFORDABILITY: Half of the houses are "purpose-built" rental units, with additional affordable housing and middle-income housing units.
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What we're hearing from people is that they want more choices and more affordability with their preexisting conditions still protected.
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He will appear with Clinton Wednesday in Durham, New Hampshire, an effort aimed directly at millenials by promoting college affordability.
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Nissin Foods is also reassuring its loyal fans that the upgrades won't affect the affordability and convenience of the product.
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"There is an affordability issue," said Fairgrieve, a Senior Research Fellow at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.
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SK: As an investor in technology-led companies, we always look at a few aspects, including accessibility, usage and affordability.
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"Waning affordability reflects price hikes and a significant rise in mortgage interest rates this year," LePage said in the release.
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While you can never beat quality, you can err on the side of affordability in an effort to shop smarter.
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She distinguished herself by being slightly to Sanders's right, proposing policies that instead concentrated on eliminating debt and increasing affordability.
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Banks may focus on that segment while the purchase mortgage market slows because of rising interest rates and diminished affordability.
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Not only are potential buyers faced with weakening affordability, but there are still very few entry-level homes for sale.
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Several properties are currently listed in excess of $2 million, placing them far out of reach for those seeking affordability.
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All of this is expected to push down the Housing Affordability Index to 20173 this year from 164.8 in 2016.
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According to sex workers, Backpage was used, as opposed to other websites, because of its affordability and large consumer base.
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A supposed ease of construction, modern design, and relative affordability have made Ikea a furniture mecca for young college grads.
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Affordability is at the lowest in about a decade, and home sales were sharply lower at the end of 2018.
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According to Realty Trac, a company that tracks U.S. real estate, the affordability index in Brooklyn sits at 123 percent.
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"Our customer lending is subject to stringent and robust creditworthiness and affordability assessment tests," a spokesman for Tesco Bank said.
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Housing affordability and income equality have surfaced as major issues in Hong Kong with demand for subsidised housing surging recently.
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Housing affordability is likely to remain an issue in many markets, Wells Fargo wrote in its housing report this week.
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"But still-high home prices and relatively low inventory will continue to present affordability pressures, especially for first-time homebuyers."
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Christie recycles jokes on issues ranging from Social Security to college affordability and repeats the same story about 9/11.
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The land trust is already buying properties and will be a central part of ensuring that permanent affordability, organizers say.
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Upon scrutiny, the North Carolina Senate bill looks more like political posturing cloaked in the veil of access and affordability.
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As a current university president, I have to ask you about the student debt problem, and college affordability more generally.
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"Given high unemployment and recession, affordability has been eroded across Calgary," says James M. Cuddy, a senior analyst for CMHC.
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She addressed several issues that young voters have worried over, such as student debt and the affordability of higher education.
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"There are specific needs for specific cities; San Francisco falls into that subset of places with affordability challenges," Lehane said.
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What's more, the traditional tech hubs occupied the bottom of the rankings because of eroding affordability and quality of life.
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Recent polls put availability and affordability of healthcare at the top of potentially worrisome issues for the fifth straight year.
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Instead, they should use conversations about affordability as opportunities to better inform the public about the way government debt works.
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Last year the agency floated some ideas to improve the market, such as mandatory affordability checks and limits on rollovers.
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That is a national picture – but all real estate is local, and some markets will see affordability weaken more dramatically.
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And other factors that might impact treatment choices such as access and affordability of care weren't examined in the study.
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But its general affordability coupled with a discounted intro rate and free streaming devices the overall cost can't be beaten.
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Based on the 8 most popular listings, Silicon Valley business travelers tend to choose convenience and affordability over luxurious accommodations.
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While many states in the west have higher costs of living, Wyoming has managed to hold on to its affordability.
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