Mr Hussain had to fork out 21988,212 rupees for treatment.
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Fork out the extra to see Angel Falls in Venezuela.
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Fork out for the concert, and there's a wine tasting beforehand.deathofclassical.
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That is a lot of money for a freelance to fork out.
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Both declined to say how much they fork out on such programs.
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For non-Prime members, they will have to fork out an extra 38%.
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The higher the cap, the less the state will have to fork out.
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Servers in aprons fork out spicy salads from rows of red plastic bowls.
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You'll probably want to fork out for 23.99TB of storage though, for $9.99/month.
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She received a fine for the damages and had to fork out £500 [$660].
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Nobody will fork out ¥80,000 ($720) for such items these days, says Mr Kawasaki.
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Taxi-drivers, earning an average of £3203,300 a year, will fork out an extra £20.
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"If you want cutlery to go, take a fork out of your drawer," she says.
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We know it's a lot to fork out, but a little goes a long way.
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And you most definitely don't have to fork out $160 for digital tin cans, either.
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And just how much more will we be expected to fork out for a Freddo?
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And no matter what you fork out on Yurts, champagne, and foie gras, everybody does it.
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The lengthy resume might explain why Justin has to fork out $55k/month to live there.
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Go to the movies in Johannesburg, and you'll only have to fork out a little over $22.
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They may have to fork out as much as $50m to meet Disney's claim for its loss.
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Also, you won't need to fork out any money on a smoker or battery-operated smoke gun.
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Once the clock ticks over to 12:01, you'll have to fork out €1190 (again, VAT included).
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Unfortunately, whoever wins will have to fork out money for their own travel and accommodation to games.
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Critics wondered whether ordinary music fans would fork out $22015 (about $28 today) for such a strange contraption.
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The ageing of Hong Kong means the government is having to fork out more on the elderly anyway.
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Yeah, it's time to fork out for that online play Nintendo has generously given away for so long.
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On the money front, the docs say Mike has to fork out $123,913 in restitution to the IRS.
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However, Hohn had to fork out £337 million to ex-wife Jamie Cooper in 2014 when they divorced.
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Generally, you can expect to fork out around $100 — give or take — for an ounce of premium caviar.
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Lose it, or break it, and you'll be out of luck until you fork out cash for a replacement.
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If they are lucky, the hot labour-market will force their employers to fork out for higher wages anyway.
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Cash-paying patients will have to fork out $20163 for the generic Adrenaclick auto-injector device at Kmart Pharmacy.
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But who says you have to fork out hundreds to get the ideal speaker that can accommodate your needs?
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Netflix recently hiked the price of two of those plans as it continues to fork out billions on content.
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Future passengers who are willing to fork out $250,000 will be taken up with help from the spacecraft's mothership.
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If there are physical issues beyond repair then you might just have to fork out for a new hard drive.
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In Switzerland McDonald's customers have to fork out SFr6.50 ($6.62), which implies that the Swiss franc is overvalued by 19%.
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According to Sony, if you're a genuine audiophile, this is the version you're gonna want to fork out thousands for.
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He's spending a whopping $55k/month, and one look around the place explains why he'd fork out that kinda dough.
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A subscription to a single app alone can sometimes require you to fork out hundreds of dollars you don't have.
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Fans should expect to fork out between $10 and $19.75 for the 35-minute film, according to IndieWire — including credits.
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Even if you're in Washington, D.C., the least expensive state, you should still expect to fork out $936 for the device.
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Scary words like "chemical" have been banned, and there's no need to fork out for an aesthetician to do the honors.
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Future passengers who are willing to fork out $250,000 will be taken up into the air by an aircraft called WhiteKnightTwo.
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Start-ups looking at London's Shoreditch area, a hotbed of tech start-ups, will have to fork out $66,706 per year.
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Only Mexicans who really need armour plating fork out, whereas in São Paulo the rich view it as another status symbol.
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In cram school-obsessed South Korea, students fork out for classes in everything from K-pop auditions to real estate deals.
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Britain's Royal Mint has produced a solid gold payment card — and you'll need to fork out £18,750 ($23,460) to buy one.
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Like Prime Video, Music Unlimited exists outside Prime, but non-Prime members need to fork out $9.99 a month rather than $7.99.
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The O2 offer will not include TV, and will cost around half the 87.8 euros ($104) Fusion customers fork out every month.
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As part of the transaction, Jollibee will fork out another $250 million, a portion of which was allotted to pay CBTL's debt.
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This has been a good model while there was a loyal cabal of users willing to regularly fork out for expensive devices.
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One way to avoid a huge one-time hit is to fork out a little money to the IRS every few months.
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The EU rules were designed to prevent tax payers having to fork out the majority of the support required for an ailing bank.
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Failure to do so can mean big fines, so prudent business leaders are willing to fork out money for guidance from such professionals.
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And it is unclear that casual gamers paying small amounts on their phones will fork out the money for a pricey Nintendo device.
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However, for attendees wanting a photo with the Rocky star, they'll have to fork out £849 ($1,083) for a "photo upgrade experience" package.
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A boom in mergers and acquisitions has followed, with investors competing to fork out billions for steel companies once considered nigh on worthless.
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In New York City, residents fork out nearly two-thirds of their income on rent, often because they don't have any other choice.
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While several start-ups have the funding, they are reluctant to fork out on license applications now, though several said it was inevitable.
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So, those of you swiping on your fave athletes might not have to fork out for a ticket to South Korea just yet.
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It expects to fork out another $0003bn this year in payments related to the Deepwater Horizon disaster of 2010, and another $2bn next year.
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A middle-aged Korean clerk convinced my then-teenage self to fork out $200 for hazel contacts that would lighten and "enhance" my eyes.
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But the village is prepared to fork out 55,000 rupees ($800) on average a month—a small fortune—to keep the mini-grid running.
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Since hunger is the cause of most rebellions, everybody wins when the higher-ups fork out some cash for morale- and energy-boosting snacks.
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Perhaps this would help Tesla convince consumers ready to purchase a decked-out Nissan Leaf to fork out the difference and purchase a Tesla.
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Even those with coverage will often have to fork out some of the cost, called a co-payment, while their insurance covers the rest.
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You don't have to fork out hundreds to immortalize your upcoming summer adventures — the All-Pro HD Waterproof Action Camera can do it for you.
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So she decided to fork out $21.50 — it is a lobster roll, after all — and got in line with the other customers to buy one.
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For many luxury companies, having a tight grip on quality for big ticket items is often crucial to convince customers to fork out small fortunes.
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Extreme events becoming the norm could force insurers to fork out ever greater payouts to policyholders, and lower the value of the assets they hold.
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When they cracked the AT&T data center, Popov figured the telco would easily fork out $20103,000 to learn the details and protect its government contracts.
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And if you're unwilling to fork out the cash for good encryption, you want to at least be using secure websites over HTTPS, not old HTTP.
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While Singapore concert-goers have come to expect to fork out a pretty penny over the years to watch coveted acts, nothing can beat this one.
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But the latest retaliatory tariffs mean importers will have to fork out a total 40 percent duty on all U.S.-made cars they sell in China.
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After five or maybe ten free stories, well that's it, you're done until the end of the month unless you fork out money for a subscription.
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Now, a lot of people in Hollywood are going to fork out millions in the midterms, obviously, with the hope to win both houses and impeach.
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This isn't as outrageous as male spending, as they fork out up to twice these figures, but certainly outrageous enough to have gaming execs' mouths watering.
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If you think Google is willing to fork out $300 million for this project, but not willing to create smaller expenditures to deter sharks, think again.
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To service other dollar debts Ukraine will have to fork out about $15bn in 2017-20—an amount roughly equivalent to its current reserves of foreign exchange.
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Are you trying to commit to Apple's glorious proprietary future, but keep having to fork out for single earbuds to hear the other half of your music?
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"Yeezys are one of the most sought-after shoes and because demand far exceeds supply, people are willing to fork out big money for it," Chopra explains.
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The two mega-deals come during peak dividend season for Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies; they'll fork out almost $19 billion in July, Morgan Stanley analysts estimate.
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The stretch of time between placing your Seamless order and breaking a plastic fork out of its wrapper to eat that Seamless order is unlike anything else.
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When bought separately, the courses will have you fork out $1,425, but for a limited time, you can get the entire set for the price you pick.
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Luckily, you can achieve something pretty similar in the comfort of your own home, and you wouldn't have to fork out big sums for all that popcorn.
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According to predictions made by the U.K. Trade Policy Observatory, British shoppers could fork out 5.8 per cent more for meat and 4 percent more for vegetables.
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You don't have to fork out hundreds to get a quality listening experience though, because these speakers, headphones, and earbuds are all majorly discounted for Labor Day.
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Prices remain high: early adopters must pay $129 for a controller and $10 a month for a subscription, and then fork out some more for individual games.
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If you're wondering how the star of an '80s TV show can still afford to fork out that kinda cash --Schneider says he earned $40,487 last month.
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In 2009, the attendees had to fork out over $30,000 for the event, according to the Sunlight Foundation, a non-profit advocating for transparency, which published the invitation.
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In 2009, the attendees had to fork out over $30,000 for the event, according to the Sunlight Foundation, a non-profit advocating for transparency which published the invitation.
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By contrast, Google's Stadia cloud gaming platform costs $9.99 a month, but gamers have to fork out another $69 for a controller and extra costs for additional games.
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While Apple must convince buyers to fork out nearly $2000,210 for its high-end model, challengers are tilting at the luxury market, offering similar features for less money.
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A Chinese businessman is betting the answer is that his countrymen will fork out up to 2300 times what Australians pay for a liter of the dairy product.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Trump is also demanding that Japan fork out four times more than it has for American troops, though those negotiations are still some time off.
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Similarly, other firms, which still had to fork out on wages and rents during the euro zone's depressed years, could squeeze out more profits if the economy keeps growing.
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Good drivers are stuck with high deductibles—just as in Spence's model of education, highly productive workers must fork out for an education in order to prove their worth.
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I don't want to have to fork out for a PT to show me as I really enjoy being independent in the gym and going at my own pace.
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The launch of FIFA 20 is just around the corner, which means you'll be expecting to fork out close to £50 once again, just like you do every year.
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Goods of all kinds are available at ordinary supermarkets not participating in the smartcard scheme but poor consumers would have to fork out market prices that many can ill-afford.
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I doubt many people will want to fork out several hundred dollars for a set of headphones that do what your phone is already, for the better part, efficient at.
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Based on CME's initial margins, an INTL FCStone customer would have to fork out a whopping $9,900 to trade one contract of gold and $10,560 for one lot of silver.
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They are no longer having to fork out billions in legal bills for the sins of the past, and they are at last making a better return for their shareholders.
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On the other side, it's a free-to-play mobile title, a game designed in part to get players to fork out cash to play longer or unlock new characters.
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With a route like London to Manchester in the U.K., Gerber said, customers would have to fork out a similar amount to what they would pay for a train ticket.
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You do have to fork out a few dollars ($3.99) for each guide, but that gives you all future tips added to the location as well, and it works offline.
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In October Jollibee Foods said it would fork out a little under $100m—its biggest investment to date—for a 40% stake in Smashburger, an American "fast-casual" burger joint.
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Luo said he was asked to fork out 1.18 million yuan ($182,380) for two apartments for him and his brother; he wanted four apartments and balked at the price tag.
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Yes, you do need to fork out for flights and spending money, but I've been able to work in most of the places that I've visited when I got there.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong is offering people the chance to join him for five days riding around Mallorca - but guests will have to fork out a hefty $30,000.
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Smartphone users, for instance, may not want to fork out some $1000, the latest price tag of Samsung's Galaxy Note 5G model in the United States, on the latest model.
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These products don't come cheap, but when you fork out for salon color only to use the wrong products to maintain it, you're essentially rinsing all that money down the drain.
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The government might need to fork out around £65bn for the water industry, £60bn for National Grid (which runs electricity- and gas-transmission networks) and £6bn or so for Royal Mail.
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PG&E will have to fork out billions of dollars in damages if its power lines are found to have contributed to the infernos, even if it observed strict safety rules.
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Not only did receiving a response boost customer satisfaction, but faster replies made it more likely that passengers would fork out for more expensive tickets from that airline in the future.
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Under these circumstances, only the most fortunate—those able to fork out money for gas, childcare, with sympathetic bosses who allowed them time off—would be able to terminate their pregnancies.
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We're told 'GoT' die-hards always fork out the cash for this stuff since most would push their child out a tower window for a chance to schmooze with the cast.
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Courses – especially in degrees such as law and medicine – are being viewed as a large financial investment, with students expecting a return on the money they fork out for their degrees.
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That staved off a crisis, but the affair left a bitter taste in the mouths of both UniCredit's board members and the bosses of the firms that had to fork out.
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The 15 countries in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) spent over $4 billion on food imports in 2015, and could fork out $10 billion each year by 2020, according to the FAO.
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Georgina Chapman stands to get 2700 figures if she divorces Harvey Weinstein today, but their prenup says he could fork out much more ... now that they've crossed the 21-year mark.
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A few days ago I decided to fork out the absurd $34.95 that Belkin and Apple are charging for this plastic adapter, which is actually $5 cheaper than the Lightning-only model.
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Surveying 2,000 office workers in the UK, the bank found that people fork out an average of £66.60 (about $81 US) a year on hot drinks for the people they work with.
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Teairra adds, Fiddy's got a bad track record ... pointing out he already had to fork out $7 million to a Rick Ross baby mama for posting a sex tape clip of her.
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If millions more were being driven to Twitch but no one ever thought to fork out a buck to encourage a Dark Souls streamer to do another speedrun, that number would drop.
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Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, reckons that Meituan may continue to make money, not least because its meal-toting rivals—including Alibaba—are losing their appetite to fork out much more.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members may give into U.S. President Trump's demands and fork out more cash to fund their respective defense sectors, according to Washington-based think tank, the Cato Institute.
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They have to fork out $1,000 or more to experience high-end VR. That means there is as yet no clear, affordable path for American consumers to adopt the technology, says Mr Wang.
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The suit argues that mortgages granted by the banks to black and Hispanic residents who later defaulted caused the city to lose tax revenue and forced it to fork out more for services.
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Their parents do not have to fork out for them to be favoured, but since alumni are universities' principal source of donations after foundations, institutions that practice legacy preference defend it as essential.
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Image: ScreenshotYou can fork out thousands of dollars on specialized kit, if you want to, but even then you're only going to be raking in a handful of dollars a day with Bitcoin.
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Southeast Asia will have to fork out more than $300 billion in 2040 for net energy imports, equivalent to about 4.73 percent of the region's total gross domestic product, according to the IEA.
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All the talk is of aromas and sustainability—the usual stuff of craft products that makes it seem stingy not to fork out £7.50 ($10) for something that disappears in a few mouthfuls.
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We've been told to monitor our sleep via the 90-minute count, to fork out cash for lamps that replicate the rising sun, and to tailor our diet to aid a restful night.
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Ryosuke Izumida, author of a book on the future of banking, says it is a "real hassle" for businesses to have to fork out for hardware for each system or risk losing customers.
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GM Korea said its refinancing requests to Korean banks were declined and that it had to fork out a total of 500 billion won in interest payments under this arrangement with its headquarters.
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Analysts and consultants estimate the retailer will have to fork out around $6 billion over several years to maintain price parity with Amazon online and take on the rest of the retail pack.
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Last month, after he accidentally broke his glasses, Mr. Singh, who supports his wife and six daughters, did not hesitate to fork out the 60 rupees, roughly 553 cents, for a new pair.
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What about the fact that a lot of school systems lack money, and that teachers are already feeling a lot of pressure to fork out from their own wallets to buy materials for classrooms?
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At the front of the plane, fewer Cathay travellers have been willing to fork out the money for a business or first class seat, while its spacious economy class is as full as ever.
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When I start seeing someone again, I'll have to wait and see if the natural medicine has worked or if I need to fork out money for antibiotics for the rest of my life.
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HNA Group, best known as the owner of Hainan Airlines Co, announced in October that it will fork out $6.5 billion to purchase a 26 percent stake in hotel chain Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.
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Mthuli Ncube told state-owned television ZBC News on Friday that the government would fork out 180 million Zimbabwe dollars a month on the subsidy programme and was considering subsidising other goods as well.
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In the days before stamps, when letters were paid for on delivery, the recipient of such a valentine could have insult added to injury by having to fork out for the privilege of being abused!
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The government might ultimately need to fork out over £60bn ($78bn) for the water industry, a similar amount for National Grid (which runs electricity- and gas-transmission networks) and £5bn or so for Royal Mail.
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Preferred shares of Azul SA flew up 6.4 percent after the airline said it intends to fork out $3154.973 million for assets of rival Avianca Brasil, which was headed to court to face aircraft lessors.
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Some of them even had to fork out hundreds of millions of dollars to settle lawsuits accusing them of conspiring to drive down acquisition prices during the leveraged buyout boom leading up to the crisis.
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The global miner would be willing to fork out a large premium over market value to secure a prime asset as it tries to reduce its reliance on iron ore, company and banking sources told Reuters.
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From the outside, it looks like a series of sleek grey rectangles — punctuated by floor-to-ceiling windows — stacked on top of each other, which converge on one end and fork out on the opposing side.
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Developing Asia will have to fork out $300 billion per year until 2050 if governments intend to uphold their 20173 Paris climate summit goals, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) warned in a new report on Tuesday.
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The first payment is part of 60 installments that Qualcomm will have to fork out for the fine totaling T$23.4 billion the commission slapped on the chipmaker for the violations, the regulator told a news conference.
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When bought separately, all of these ebooks will require you to fork out $277.85, but for a limited time, you can buy them as a set at the Mashable Shop for only $19.99 — a savings of 92%.
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Paying out HK$12 per share will cost him around $1 billion in cash, compared to the roughly $5 billion he would have had to fork out on an all-cash deal, based on undisturbed share prices.
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So it boils down to this — he'll score better on the SAT than a lower-income student with the same abilities whose family can't afford to fork out close to 1K to prep for and take this test.
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Newspapers and broadcasters are willing to fork out more cash for less effort, with a few hours prep and a stint in a studio each weekend considerably easier than working up from grassroots fixtures to administering professional games.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb could fork out between $75 million and $85 million to its investment banking advisers, while Celgene could pay between $100 million and $110 million to its investment banking advisers, according to estimates from Freeman & Co.
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I'd already left and the restaurant manager had two more hours to go, and John got upset because he wouldn't drive him to my house and would have to fork out on a taxi to pick her up.
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But for those of you who can't get your hands on By Terry's offering (or don't want to fork out $56 for it), we've gathered five other coral lip balms that look just as lovely on the lips.
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Sturm predicts that the added cost of 9 or 11 cents for sugary drinks in the UK will seem marginal — and inconsequential — for consumers who are already willing to fork out a couple of dollars on a beverage.
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You can imagine how disappointed this fan would be to fork out almost half the price of his Frankfurt season ticket for one game at the Emirates, only to be confronted with the reality of its utterly tepid atmosphere.
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Providing real differentiation from the iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s series is what many pundits believe will boost Apple's sales in China since previously launched devices were considered too similar for many consumers to fork out for an upgrade.
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"Thousands of drivers who've spent years providing a great service to Londoners will now have to fork out 200 pounds and pass a writing exam, try to find an old GCSE certificate or lose their license and their livelihood."
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If you can stomach the microtransactions —or just fork out the $14.99 per month for a subscription — The Old Republic is a great game for fans of Mass Effect and Dragon Age-style storytelling and, of course, Star Wars.
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You might be able to cover a couple of those major expenses, or maybe three of the smaller ones, but if you had to fork out enough cash for three big bills at the same time, you'd be hosed.
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Personally, I went in believing that a two-day introduction to life coaching would teach me nothing, serving only as a honeytrap to get suckers to fork out for the real $5,000 complete-at-your-own pace adult-learning courses.
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David Nichols, a former professor of medicinal chemistry and pharmacology at Purdue University, Indiana, who first worked on psilocybin in 1969, founded the Heffter Institute because he knew that governments would be loth to fork out for research into illegal drugs.
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If an Indian citizen with an average salary buys 10 gallons of gasoline per month, that would represent nearly 30 percent of the person's income, while the average Chinese would fork out just 5 percent, data from statistics company Numbeo showed.
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He accused it of profiting from distorted information after his search on Baidu for a cure led him to fork out for expensive and dodgy medical treatment from an institution that had paid to raise its search ranking (he subsequently died).
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It could pave the way for a flurry of new sponsors clamoring to have their logos on sleeves next season — although main shirt sponsors who fork out millions of pounds each season may be less keen to share the spotlight.
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For sure, the people at the lower end of that spectrum might yet be better off, paying something more in taxes but not having to fork out the cost of insurance premiums or pay some portion of their doctor bills.
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But advocacy groups say many of the workers are victims of human trafficking and debt bondage, who had to fork out huge sums to pay recruiters in return for jobs that paid much less than the ones they were promised.
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Converting some playlists requires a premium account, and if you fork out $4.50 for the month (it's less if you pay by year) then you can also export your SoundCloud playlists in text and XML formats, and batch convert lists of tracks.
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To buy an average starter home with a 10% down-payment, the National Association of Realtors estimates that a first-time buyer would need to fork out $1,099 per month in the third quarter of this year, $120 more than a year ago.
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As if contending with sky-high homes prices wasn't enough, some buyers are now forced to fork out as much as 23.4 million yuan ($2500, 2000) for car parking spaces in major second-tier cities, such as Tianjin, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou.
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If the Medicaid expansion is repealed along with the rest of Obamacare, those people would either lose their coverage, or states would have to fork out much more money to keep them covered (the federal government pays for the majority of expansion).
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Any financial penalty is expected to be larger than the fine of 1.06 billion euros, now about $1.2 billion, then about $1.4 billion — at the time the highest ever — that Intel was forced to fork out for antitrust abuses in Europe in 2009.
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Unnerved by a president who had called for the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, Hispanic families once willing to fork out $303,000 or more on baby showers began cutting back, bringing their own food and decorations to parties instead of buying them from Mr Vasquez.
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Although $7.2bn is more than analysts had expected, investors will probably see the deal as good news: Deutsche will fork out only—"only"—$3.1bn in cash and pay the rest as "consumer relief", such as changes to borrowers' loans, which will be spread over five years.
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Mr Zuma giggled throughout his last day of questions in Parliament for the year, despite the serious issues before him: a severe drought, an economy close to recession and reports that taxpayers are to fork out for a brand-new, 4 billion-rand ($251m) presidential jet.
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The government, which has been pushing a clean energy campaign hard, has given no indication it would be willing to fork out the money for the new technology, which the private companies estimate to cost as much as $38 billion, potentially setting up a confrontation with the industry.
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Co-founder Preston Alder says he came up with the idea for the business when he was a student about to move to Peru for a summer internship and needed to find a nearby place to store his stuff — but didn't want to fork out on traditional storage costs.
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Several rumors have suggested that the company could unveil a refreshed version of its lower-priced iPhone SE. This could help it continue to grow iPhone sales with people who don't want to fork out for the $999 iPhone X, but also in emerging markets such as India.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb could fork out between $75 million and $85 million to its investment banking advisers, while Celgene could pay between $100 million and $110 million to its investment banking advisers, according to estimates from Freeman & Co. (Reporting by Liana B. Baker in New York Editing by Paul Simao)
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Bristol-Myers Squibb could fork out between $75 million and $85 million to its investment banking advisers, while Celgene could pay between $100 million and $110 million to its investment banking advisers, according to estimates from Freeman & Co. Reporting by Liana B. Baker in New York; Editing by Paul Simao
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The purchase by France's Credit Agricole of three small Italian savings banks has been delayed to September, as a domestic banking fund and other investors need to fork out more money to buy the lenders' bad loans and cover for the ensuing losses, two sources close to the matter said on Monday.
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That gives Apple an opportunity to tap the rabid early-adopter fan base that got people excited about the iPhone in the first place — the ones who may be willing to fork out more money to get early access to features that may one day be what a next-generation smartphone looks like.
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It's a tiny, tiny fraction of the price of a full League Pass subscription, so it's a much easier sell for casual fans who would hesitate to fork out for the big package but have no issue paying 99 cents when they get a push notification about a close, high-stakes game.
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HONG KONG/SINGAPORE, April 5 (Reuters) - Noble Group will have to fork out more than double in interest margin on a $1 billion unsecured loan it is raising with banks, as a fall out of the credit rating downgrade the commodity trader has faced, sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Fork out a few thousand on a mining rig, take the time to study the market trends, go through the process of setting up the programs, join up with a mining pool, and yes you can—if the prices stay buoyant and you've picked your cryptocurrency wisely—make a few thousand dollars a year.
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"Because the risk is non-zero and the amount of time required to determine the risk with confidence is longer the amount of time available before the planned Constantinople upgrade, a decision was reached to postpone the fork out of an abundance of caution," Ethereum developer Hudson Jameson wrote in a blog post Tuesday.
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While tourists fork out euros on Avenue Montaigne, the ritzy shopping pocket bordered by Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the Seine and the five-star Hôtel Plaza Athénée, savvy Parisians hunt down "gently used" Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Hermes, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton and under-the-radar French brands at designer resale boutiques tucked throughout the city.
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A few months ago, she was a production assistant on a television show somewhere in the Hollywood machine, but when development went on hiatus, she joined Patreon and realized the 350-ish people willing to fork out the cash to watch her bake in the buff was more than enough to subsidize her rent and phone bill.
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You know, for a box that's main function is to beam moving pictures straight into our eyeballs, we fork out an awful lot of money for TV. But the steadfast rising costs of cable programming in recent years coaxed people to cut the cord in droves and pivot into streaming instead (which is also getting more and more expensive by the minute, FYI).
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In his telling, U.S. leaders of both parties have been played for chumps by faithless allies who won't defend themselves or help us fight terrorism; by trading partners like China and Mexico that have "stolen" our jobs; and, by international institutions that erode our sovereignty and force Americans to fork out money to fight the phantom menace of climate change.
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The Bowlers Exhibition Center in Manchester usually plays host to Elvis impersonator concerts and the Great Northern Ska Festival, but I doubted the 84,000 square feet hall had ever encountered this mix of sci-fi enthusiasts, New Age kooks, Flat Earth conspiracy theorists, and people otherwise willing to fork out anywhere between £15 to £100 for a ticket to drink in a Star Wars inspired cantina bar.
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AllCastImage: ScreenshotIf you fork out for the premium version of AllCast on your Android device then you can beam pretty much anything from your Google-powered phone or tablet to an AirPlay device—in this case the Apple TV.Besides videos you can get your music and your photos up on the big screen (there's no Google Photos app for Apple TV as yet), and if you want to test the waters first then try the free version of the app, which comes with a five-minute playback limit.
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