And remember, what they&aposre doing is appealing to exactly what you said, people who had concerns about high cost of prescription drugs, or high cost of medical care, or the high cost of education.
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"You could imagine lots of creative efforts to define geographic areas to exclude high-cost employees and high-cost areas," he told me Thursday.
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That means that for Norway it's a, it's a bad deal because we have a various export, we are a high cost country with a lot of high cost exports.
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While technology companies are thriving in Silicon Valley, the high cost of doing business and the high cost of living is taking a bite out of profits for many small firms.
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Grantee families cannot have an annual income of more than $100,000 or $125,000 in high-cost areas, and grantee individuals cannot make more than $85033,000 or $75,000 in high-cost areas.
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And in addition to its proposal for high-cost loans, the agency is soliciting information about "high-cost, longer-duration installment loans" that do not involve car titles or bank account access.
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The high cost of shipping has eaten into its margins.
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Despite the high cost, that arm is literally… an arm.
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"You could replicate that without the high cost," he said.
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Few states have complied, citing the high cost of land.
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Go deeper: The high cost of Amazon's Prime Day problems.
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The high cost of building underwater pipelines is another deterrent.
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Secondly, there is the high cost of France's nuclear fleet.
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The renewed debate has prompted serious grappling with the failure of American politics to account for rising costs of living, especially for lawmakers who maintain homes in high-cost Washington and high-cost districts.
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How much will high-cost U.S. production rise as prices bounce?
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Selling a high-cost product where poverty abounds is one difficulty.
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It's all pesticide-laden food [produced] at a very high cost.
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This injectors cost about $100, which I consider a high cost.
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His failures as a leader are coming at a high cost.
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High cost structure has many bad problems including confusion and chaos.
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Despite the flexibility, critics note the high cost of these leases.
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The protesters are angry about the high cost of the event.
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The high cost of living is almost always a major factor.
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Priced at $225,000 per year, Vyndaqels high cost has faced criticism.
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Another mistake is opening a DAF with a high-cost provider.
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The cure for the high cost of health care is competition.
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One cannot argue the high cost of living in New York.
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That imposes a high cost on taxpayers and the American economy.
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Even with low local wages, people are a high-cost item.
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Low tuition fees offset the high cost of living in Paris.
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Another concern for investors is the high cost of customer acquisition.
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He blamed the high cost of campaigns for empowering traditional interests.
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Few states have complied, however, citing the high cost of land.
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Federal health benefits consistently provide more assistance in high-cost areas.
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It seemed to be a major downgrade, at a high cost.
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The high cost of an ambulance isn't really for the ride.
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"Those high-cost areas require a partner in government," Spalter said.
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The high cost of bankruptcy has been an issue for years.
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The high cost of fighting there is a testament to that.
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The lives of Americans are littered with high-cost campaign promises.
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However, it's easier to exceed those amounts in high-cost areas.
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Obviously, though, Mallinckrodt benefits mightily from the high cost of Acthar.
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These prices also reflect the high cost of health care itself.
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In America, diabetics have died because of the high cost of insulin.
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But it comes at a high cost in many, often questionable, regards.
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Victory against busing came at the high cost of America's moral soul.
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Protecting and serving can come at a high cost to police officers.
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And limit the use of high-cost, low-value procedures where possible.
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OPEC's production policy is seen as directly targeting these high-cost producers.
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The student loan program contributes heavily to the high cost of tuition.
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Read more: Everybody is talking about the high cost of prescription drugs.
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First, McCain seeks to lock in Mint production of high cost metals.
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You think he's deserted those worried about the high cost of drugs?
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In neighboring Mexico, this responsibility has come at a brutally high cost.
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It also would apply only to a subset of high-cost drugs.
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But, because of the high cost of living, I have dropped out.
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The plan offered only high-cost TIAA investment products, the lawsuit said.
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But companies often found that accepting returns came at a high cost.
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Tobiko added that the high cost of paper also took its toll.
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The treatment has been criticized for its sky-high cost: $2.1 million.
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But, he added, the high cost of land has made that difficult.
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The high cost of prescription medications is a top concern among Americans.
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But, he added, the high cost of land has made that difficult.
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However, the city is still criticized for its high cost of living.
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But the city's high cost of living kept her from changing careers.
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The high cost of health care is one of Americans' biggest complaints.
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But much lower prices put high-cost producers at a great disadvantage.
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"They're shutting down idle capacity and high-cost producers," Mr. Kirby said.
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Read more: Everybody is talking about the high cost of prescription drugs.
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The high cost of sports programming could be an issue for CBS, too.
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The high cost of construction can largely be attributed to labor and materials.
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But bitcoin has many issues including slow transaction times with a high cost.
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Now the data is increasingly showing the high cost of these product decisions.
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But it appears that convenience still comes at a high cost for users.
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For the only thing that grates more than Parmesan is high-cost investing.
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But the missiles' high cost limits how fast the fleet can acquire them.
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But they could — and do — come at a high cost to the country.
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But the return must be weighed against the high cost of the investment.
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This is due to poor connectivity and high cost associated with live streaming.
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Such features could pressure EBITDAR margins particularly during times of high cost inflation.
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Vladimir Putin has imposed order on Russia, albeit at a horribly high cost.
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It's fine, but feels a little average for the V20's high cost.
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The $100 billion Patient and State Stability Fund subsidizes their high-cost patients.
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These areas have more competition, higher rents and a high cost of living.
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It will also compare overdraft charges with other forms of "high cost" credit.
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Obama reportedly scuttled an earlier plan last year because of its high cost.
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There is certainly a high cost to fix our infrastructure problems in America.
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But the industry pushed back, complaining of the high cost of such regulations.
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What to watch: High-cost, high-use prescriptions like Humira, Enbrel and Revlimid.
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But that high cost pays off and not just after a storm hits.
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In high-cost metropolitan areas, 20 percent down is a six-figure undertaking.
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And Washington will discover the high cost that Ankara is willing to bear.
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McNall remembers Gretzky having some reservations about the high cost of signing Ismail.
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"These things add up to relatively high cost and effort," said Mr. Welch.
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The high cost of treating chronic illnesses poses a problem for every country.
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Many are carrying student debt and worry about the high cost of housing.
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Inflated construction contracts are substantial drivers of the high cost of agency projects.
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A related challenge is the relatively high cost of mobile data, says Murray.
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But in 2009, Gates curtailed F-2900 production because of the high cost.
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Perhaps as well parents will rebel against the high cost and modest achievement.
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Patients with serious diseases need to be protected from discriminatorily high cost-sharing.
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We can't complain about climate change or the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Such lotteries are a regular feature of housing policy in high-cost cities.
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The bill would establish funding to help states subsidize the high cost insurance.
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Then you have to account for New York's infamously high cost of living.
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To be sure, these high-paying health care jobs require high-cost educations.
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But bank liquidity requirements come at a very high cost to the economy.
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They don't use high-cost managers who trade in and out of positions.
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So does a reinsurance program that compensates insurers for unusually high-cost enrollees.
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The high cost of health care imposes an enormous burden on all Americans.
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But people with high-cost employer-sponsored health coverage could face new taxes.
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"America has a problem with the high cost of prescription medicines," Grassley said.
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The truth is that there is a high cost to a bad reputation.
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The high cost of child care is a significant barrier for working Americans.
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The company produces high-cost long steel products used in construction and rail networks.
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For CBP, a major flaw of these military-grade drones is their high cost.
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Despite the high cost, Juul is lighting up among India's well-heeled, urban consumers.
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She performs in designs from Balmain and Versace that come at a high cost.
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Chile has already seen years of student protests over the high cost of studying.
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Overseas, America's high-cost producers cannot compete with cheap alloys from places like China.
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This, he says, is primarily based on the high cost of paid customer acquisition.
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It is also a consequence of the high cost of traditional means of enforcement.
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Most malware don't use any due to the extremely high cost for each one.
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Even in success, too much capital has a high cost and shouldn't be underestimated.
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But those subsidies are meant to purchase a plan with very high cost sharing.
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Those payments are designed to compensate insurers for covering high-cost patients under Obamacare.
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Electric vehicles cost more than conventional cars because of the high cost of batteries.
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A lot of times the high cost comes in when you're buying things packaged.
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The high cost of prescription drugs has become an increasingly critical and contentious issue.
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Others cite high prescription drug costs and the high cost of healthcare in general.
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Flights across the Atlantic were once the preserve of the high-cost legacy carriers.
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By walling itself off, China will inflict a high cost on its music lovers.
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A high cost of living and unaffordable housing are pushing millennials to the suburbs.
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Earlier this year, Congress grilled pharma leaders for the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Provision of high-quality air medical services is a high-cost but vital operation.
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Neither geography (high cost of living), nor state tax policies (split between income vs.
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But the high cost of playing has kept many golf lovers off the greens.
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We borrow heavily domestically, with too short a tenure, and at a high cost.
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But it would do all of that at a high cost for older Americans.
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The railroad industry has opposed PTC because of its high cost and technological issues.
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The high cost of training and low starting salaries are hurdles to the field.
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"The high cost of health care and prescription medicine is hitting everyone," she said.
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The high cost of drugs remains a major obstacle to ending the AIDS epidemic.
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But it would almost certainly come at a high cost in life and property.
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"He can do pretty much anything and there is no high cost to pay."
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Yet throwing up barriers to protect American technology could come at a high cost.
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I personally think the Amazon Kindle Oasis is worth its high cost of $280.
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And high-cost cities like New York and Seattle will want to go higher.
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Some of this decline is due to the high cost of full-time employees.
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Both places are notorious for their steep housing expenses and high cost of living.
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There is Republicans as you know concerned about the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Instead, the No. 1 most-cited reason is the high cost of child care.
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It also pushes back enactment of a tax on high-cost employer health plans.
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The bulk of the savings, however, came because high-cost facilities dropped their prices.
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Yet the state's high cost of living is threatening to pull the family apart.
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He lamented the now high cost of beer and food spoiled in his freezer.
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But many who live in wealthy areas struggle with the high cost of living.
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Still, renting remains a good option, even in some high-cost areas, says Abolofia.
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Democrats have been pushing to delay the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost insurance plans.
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If realized, SpaceX's satellite constellation would transform a traditionally high-cost, low-reliability service.
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Second, firms need to mitigate the high cost of attracting and retaining online consumers.
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These regulations create shortages in high-cost areas, necessitating subsidized provision to meet demand.
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On Campus The high cost of college makes financial aid unavoidable for most students.
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"Exiting such an agreement would carry a high cost for the United States of America, and I do not believe Americans would be willing to pay such a high cost for something that will be useless for them," Rouhani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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His gamble of allowing oil prices to fall to drive out high-cost producers failed.
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One reason he gave for demolishing the house was the high cost of maintaining it.
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She plans to leave Ireland when she graduates due to the high cost of living.
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Citron alleged that TransDigm is the cause for the high cost of replacing airplane parts.
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Single parents fare a bit better here than they do in other high-cost states.
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"Transporting people, goods and waste to and from the shore" is another high cost Engineering.
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The problem is these experiences are a very high cost with very low through point.
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That may be true, but it feels like it comes at an awfully high cost.
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"Much of the increase is due to introduction of high-cost specialty medications," she said.
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The market has imposed a high cost on the owners of "cheap" stocks this year.
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His answer was that firms are a response to the high cost of using markets.
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While high cost of living often correlates with higher wages, that's not always the case.
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It's just that the cost with a three-ship buy became a very high cost.
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The reasons for the drug's high cost are complicated, and they're not changing anytime soon.
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Typically the choice involves accepting a lower salary, longer hours and high cost of living.
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They will have $1 million benefit limits (making them unusable for certain high-cost patients).
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The obvious example is the so-called Cadillac tax on high-cost health insurance policies.
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The solution to the high cost of raising a kid is, of course, affordable daycare.
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Cooperatieve Rabobank UA's (Rabobank) profitability remains weaker, reflecting its high cost base and cooperative nature.
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Once there, each fell in love with the city despite its high cost of living.
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"The truth is that there is a high cost to a bad reputation," he wrote.
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Roughly 33 percent of respondents felt Connecticut's high cost of living prevented them from saving.
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It's a high cost of living area, which makes following a budget even more important.
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As designed, the Cadillac tax will hit seven high-cost states the hardest, including California.
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However, investors have recently taken a hit with the increasing number of high-cost disasters.
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The only black mark was its quality of life, primarily because of its high cost.
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A high cost of living in certain cities can also influence how wealthy someone feels.
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When they got very sick, they presented at hospital emergency departments requiring high cost care.
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But even at a high cost, we're thankful for insurance that doesn't exclude preexisting conditions.
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Just think of the high cost, administrative corruption, near liberal monopoly, and free speech suppression.
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The high cost of medications often encourages patients to cut corners, making treatments less effective.
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But he believes that there has been a high cost to maintaining this traditional form.
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Washington, D.C., another high-cost market, also saw a spike in signed contracts in November.
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But the railroad industry has opposed PTC because of its high cost and technological issues.
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The president is, likewise, renewing his vow to tackle the high cost of prescription drugs.
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It lasted until 271, when the high cost of extraction effectively terminated the onshore facilities.
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These are the stories of Americans living daily with the reality of high-cost drugs.
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The uprising came at a high cost, as food shortages increased and the economy declined.
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Yes, the education is very significant but at a very high cost emotionally and economically.
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A better model might target people who choose high-cost options, increasing their cost sharing.
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Moreover, 326 million Americans cannot combat our high-cost medical system with one savvy purchase.
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However, low fertiliser production and the high cost of importing fertilisers has limited seed production.
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Despite this high cost, the authors found no studies that evaluate approaches to reducing it.
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At United, Dr. Brenner is leading an experiment to providing housing to high-cost patients.
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That's partially because of the high cost of Snapchat's growth relative average revenue per user.
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The Chinese government appears to have delayed an economic reckoning, but at a high cost.
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The bank's performance is also hampered by a high cost base and limited cost flexibility.
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In exchange, states would be required to set up special arrangements for high-cost patients.
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With the high cost of renting a bus, they organized trips elsewhere in the suburbs.
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VENEZUELA'S GUAIDO SAYS LAWMAKERS ABANDON PROPOSED CAF LOAN FOR ELECTRICITY FINANCING DUE TO HIGH COST
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Successive Canadian governments and employers have been grappling with the rise of high-cost drugs.
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But in today's high cost of living, salaries are no longer what they once were.
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The bank blamed the high cost of funding in the oil-rich Central Asian nation.
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But in other places like Zimbabwe the high cost of imports is raising price pressures.
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The bill also contains more than $60 billion to help insurers cover high-cost patients.
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And 22019 percent favored limits on the amount companies can charge for high-cost medicines.
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Given the high cost of violence, financially and otherwise, that suggests Safe Streets is good value.
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The only thing justifying such a high cost is Athens wanting to upgrade the Roman Agora.
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"It's not really active versus passive, it's more high-cost versus low-cost funds," Bryan said.
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The heated competition comes at a high cost for all of India's largest e-commerce players.
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The high cost of ownership might be the most realistic part of Sony's new robot dog.
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The high cost of housing in Hong Kong is one of the city's biggest social issues.
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The tiny hospital sits on a high-cost island inhabited by a lot of wealthy people.
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It is a high-cost, high-union state, but also a high-value state, insisted Gov.
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It would create federally-funded, state-run insurance pools to cover people with high-cost illness.
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People "would like access to their name-brand, high-cost academical medical centers," said Mr. Hamman.
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This at a very high cost for society and individuals (most personal bankruptcies are health-related).
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As a result, explorers are pulling away from the very high cost and high risk frontiers.
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She also recognized that many people don't have access to EpiPens, because of the high cost.
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She grew up wanting to run but couldn't, due to the high cost of running blades.
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Often, the high cost of child care makes the decision to leave work a forced one.
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Families are less likely to go to these types of theaters because of the high cost.
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But institutional inertia and high cost of equipment mean VR trainers are still not widely used.
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"That's going to be a buffer between you and high-cost credit card debt," Rossman says.
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But only if the homes are there, a particular problem in high-cost markets like California.
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We had high-cost surgical procedures performed more often than most other populations in the world.
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The high cost of the wine is also due to the scale of manual labor involved.
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It discourages under-performing, high-cost products such as actively managed mutual funds and variable annuities.
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Because the high cost of passes, travel, and housing, there isn't much class diversity at Coachella.
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Experts have also blamed the high cost of production for the problems facing Kenya's sugar industry.
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Declining and high-cost oil provinces, such as the British North Sea, are not so fortunate.
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Critics argue the successes of Kagame's tenure have come at a high cost for civil society.
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Individuals are increasingly turning to crowdfunding campaigns to help with the high cost of medical bills.
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It was also assumed by many that longer-cycle high-cost producers would soon begin slowing.
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Reinsurance programs that protect insurers from high-cost enrollees have also helped to keep premiums lower.
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Whenever given a chance, Republicans and Democrats alike overwhelmingly vote to kick out high-cost lenders.
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It's high cost for victims to come forward, and low consequences for the people that harass.
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Thirty-six percent of Delawareans said the high cost of living kept them from saving more.
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The decline in residential transactions may seem unimportant in comparison with the high cost of housing.
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Or how about coming up with a plan that addresses the high cost of college education?
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Major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco are notorious for their high cost of living.
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ObamaCare tax: The House is voting to repeal the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost health plans.
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The Industrial Space Facility was stymied by the unexpected high cost of operating the space shuttle.
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Insurance is most efficient and effective when used as protection against low-probability, high-cost events.
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Much like other Australian cities, Melbourne's student experience is dented by the high cost of living.
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AHIP responded by saying drug manufacturers were to blame for the high cost of prescription medicines.
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Did they just want a political victory, which they got, although perhaps at a high cost?
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"Even if they win, they win at such high cost to themselves and society," Labowitz said.
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Media reports indicate this partnership stalled due to the project's high cost, estimated at $4.5 billion.
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The high cost and slowness of transaction speeds have limited bitcoin's usability as a digital currency.
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We have learned together the high cost of weakness and the high stakes of its defense.
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Instead, alarmed by the high cost of housing in both cities, they landed in Austin, Tex.
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They are so low-risk and such high-cost that we should just get them home.
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We'll be able to spread the cost of high-cost cases across the entire individual marketplace.
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Many of the medicines in Part B are high-cost biologic drugs made from living cells.
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Democrats have also expressed concerns about USMCA's impact on prices for certain high-cost biologic medicines.
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"Trump is trumpeting his desire to do something about high-cost drugs," said Democratic state Sen.
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Mr. McConnell's claim that the "most common reason" for cancellations was high cost is also exaggerated.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump ran for president condemning the high cost of prescription drugs and promising change.
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In addition, Democrats are proposing an independent agency to tackle the high cost of prescription drugs.
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"Israel now has a high cost of labor, approaching what many western countries have," said Bar.
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While Dublin is known for its high cost of living, expats rated the city's social scene.
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New kinds of drug companies have cropped up to take on the high cost of treatments.
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The high cost of insurance is a massive problem for small business that cuts across industries.
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But the forces of supply and demand are not naturally driving the high cost of college.
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The high cost of doing so is dramatized by "I'm deplorable" T-shirts and Inaugural DeploraBalls.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) about the high cost of prescription drugs at his inaugural luncheon Friday.
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The Last Frontier is constantly blazing new trails when it comes to high cost of living.
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Currently, an international payment may take a few days to complete, and at a high cost.
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Homelessness—perhaps the most extreme form of poverty—is a symptom, surging in high-cost cities.
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That's roughly 9.5 million people ages 22 to 37 who have recently used high-cost loans.
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Plus, it can be hard for borrowers to save while paying off such high-cost loans.
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The aides reportedly decided not to go through with the plan because of the high cost.
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The survey found that the most common obstacle to saving is a high cost of living.
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And in three states, high cost of living tied with other answers as the biggest obstacle.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Tornado Black, Tennis Prodigy, Sidelined by an Operation's High Cost," Sept.
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According to Human Rights Watch, however, the order in Davao has come at a high cost.
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It actually helps them, since it could price out high-cost American, Canadian and European oil.
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If electric vehicles take off and oil prices plunge, high-cost oil projects could become worthless.
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This would mean that many Americans with high-cost conditions would be expected to seek coverage.
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"Exiting such an agreement would carry a high cost for the United States of America, and I do not believe Americans would be willing to pay such a high cost for something that will be useless for them," Rouhani said in an interview broadcast earlier this week.
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Many high-cost drugs, like some cancer drugs and outpatient medicines, were not included in the analysis.
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The high growth, high-cost model isn't one that Wall Street has treated too kindly of late.
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The high cost of basic goods, especially near the Grand Mosque, is a perennial complaint for pilgrims.
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In California, money takes on added importance because of the high cost of ads in the state.
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Adoption or hiring a surrogate were out of the question due to the high cost topping $90,103.
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Obamacare's biggest problem is the high cost sharing that frustrates those who buy coverage on the marketplaces.
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But many are inefficient, high-cost producers and are uncompetitive now that European sugar prices have fallen.
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But people hoping to make a future purchase in a high-cost area are, realistically, losing out.
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"It's been fairly easy to get people to subscribe in high-cost markets," Lowe told Variety recently.
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In high-cost areas, the mortgage loan limit will be $726,525, the FHFA said in a statement.
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Yes, you might argue, this exclusive sistren comes at a high cost that inevitably excludes some people.
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The low price point of the VR headsets contrasts with the very high cost of the Hololens.
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Nearly 90 percent of employers are focused on programs to target high-cost specialty drugs, she said.
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By the numbers: The high cost of rechargeable, typically lithium, batteries is the root of the problem.
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It's high cost — the average card currently carries a 17% interest rate — and earns little in return.
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PES filed for bankruptcy in January, citing the high cost of complying with the nation's biofuels obligations.
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That new holding company may not be wholly state-owned, because of the high cost of renationalising.
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It also creates a 40 percent "Cadillac tax" that will hit high-cost employer health insurance plans.
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The high cost of college tuition has also emerged as an issue in the 2016 presidential race.
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However, the high cost and membership requirements of many popular coworking spaces can prevent solopreneurs from joining.
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"Low electricity prices and the high cost to maintain aging facilities led to the decision," he said.
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"Most labs can't keep up with the speed of technological innovations," he said, citing the high cost.
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The measure aims to reduce premiums by helping insurance companies pay the claims of high-cost patients.
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About 28 percent of Idaho residents believed the high cost of living prevented them from saving money.
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More than 30 percent of respondents said the high cost of living prevented them from saving more.
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Maine has a high cost of living, above the national average, and housing is a large factor.
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Long work hours, tedious commutes, and a high cost of living can take a toll on residents.
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SmartAsset, a financial technology company, has released a new ranking that highlights the high cost of homeownership.
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Because of its high cost structure, Volkswagen earns almost no money selling cars with the VW brand.
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Pipeline-grade steel is a high-cost, specialty product from which most domestic manufacturers have moved away.
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Dr. Eli Mizrahi, president of the American Epilepsy Society, said Acthar's high cost is a constant worry.
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It also hopes to reach smaller companies that can't afford Oracle's traditional high-cost, high-maintenance product.
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Avocados tend to be more expensive than other fruits because of the high cost of labor. 6.
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U.S. politicians and consumers have become increasingly critical of the high cost and murkiness of drug pricing.
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This would come at a high cost, but it is unclear if it would provide any benefit.
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High-cost programs would most likely not survive the "best interest" provision of the Labor Department rule.
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In the residential market, total system prices have stagnated due to the high cost of acquiring customers.
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German banks have struggled to improve their high cost to income ratio, which reached 80% in 2018.
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With the high cost of higher education, decisions about where to go to college can be daunting.
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Related: 'A Series of Razors Waiting to Cut You': The High Cost of Doing Business in Cuba
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Your Money Adviser Those who find themselves pinched for cash often turn to high-cost payday lenders.
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But even that, Lara admitted, is a small gain when you consider Chile's high cost of living.
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Rose Home has dedicated itself to offsetting the high cost of motherhood, but the costs are staggering.
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I know the importance of our national security as well as the terribly high cost of war.
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That devaluation helped China's exporters a little, but it came at a very high cost to Beijing.
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It is also unclear what Mr. Trump might say about the high cost of many prescription drugs.
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It has negative impact, much more so on those high-cost producers than those low-cost producers.
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Poor areas flooded and suffered the same as the high-cost, pastel-colored communities of Orient Bay.
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But it would do all of that at a very high cost to older, particularly poorer Americans.
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If the engine driving homelessness is left running, the problem in high-cost cities only gets worse.
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But if not, read about the high cost of forgoing savings in order to relieve student debt.
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Conservatives used to have a field day complaining about the high cost of moving the Obamas around.
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At a convention of College Democrats, Mr. Grayson talked about the high cost of his daughter's tuition.
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"Petrobras is tied into quite high cost of production" in comparison to U.S. shale producers, he said.
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One reason companies such as AT&T have opted to retrain is the high cost of turnover.
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Half of all firms that do not provide insurance identify the high cost as the main reason.
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Some market participants blame what they see as the high cost of market price data from exchanges.
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The median high-cost lender sued their customer in Utah for a $994 debt, the researchers found.
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But iRobot's high-end models tend to go pretty far beyond that, which warrants their high cost.
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Gavin Newsom, the first-term Democrat, over homelessness and the high cost of gasoline, among other things.
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The broadcasters were active participants, leading to the high cost bar that the commission needs to clear.
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Democrats would welcome Trump paying more than lip service to frustrations over the high cost of prescriptions.
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These plans often offer limited benefits, require high cost sharing and exclude individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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In a dense, high-cost city like New York, these issues are inherently linked to land scarcity.
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The Interior Department justified the high cost as part of maintaining the historic integrity of the building.
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Together with the high cost of preparing bids—as much as $100,000—this has led to market concentration.
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But the high cost of providing early and uniform access can mean the underinsured go without these opportunities.
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But the high cost of batteries means that electric cars have yet to grow beyond their market niche.
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The move comes with a high cost: the project was reportedly budgeted at $160 million for both seasons.
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Drug pricing is a hot topic worldwide, as advances in medical science come at an increasingly high cost.
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The Financial Conduct Authority conducted a wide-ranging review on high-cost credit and proposed reforms on Thursday.
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Price transparency is a critical step to addressing the high cost of health care in the United States.
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N) in December for the high cost of the F-35 fighter jet program, General Motors Co (GM.
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Initial production for both models has been limited due to their relatively high cost and limited fuelling infrastructure.
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The high cost of college education was a major issue during the campaign, with Democrats like Vermont Sen.
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Bertolini said that the people signing up for Aetna's offer were more "high-cost" than the firm expected.
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"That high cost of funding combined with more measures to restrict capital outflows" buoyed the yuan, noted Baig.
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Trump has made reforming the procurement process and the high cost of defense articles something of a crusade.
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Neither Warren's nor Sanders' plan acknowledges that a college degree is still worth the high cost of tuition.
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They're at a higher risk of going to jail or prison, which is a high cost to taxpayers.
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A large part of what makes our health care so expensive is the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Other studies have suggested a change in incentives wouldn't make a difference in the high cost of drugs.
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I think they recognize that my salary is low relative to the high cost of living in NYC.
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And with the high cost of rent in central Houston, many artists are scattered out in suburban areas.
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The crucial component of the dinner's high cost, though, comes from the $75,000 2018 Maserati Levante that's included.
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But the high cost of quality wine usually keeps that occasional pleasure from being a regular practice, right?
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"There's essentially nothing they can do to prevent the likelihood they'll have high-cost health events," he said.
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But its high cost, around $23,2000 before government incentives, and lack of refueling infrastructure have limited its appeal.
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The company lost $373 million for the year, largely because of the high cost of developing the drone.
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Our study revealed that even at the very best places, there was inconvenience, delay and often high cost.
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Kinnel found that cheap funds are more than three times as likely to outperform than high-cost funds.
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In the past, some members of Congress have complained about the high cost of helping victims of Sept.
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Of that, $53 is spent on fruits and vegetables, and $2,787 on the high cost of eating out.
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This reinsurance program would funnel extra money to the health insurers who get stuck with high-cost patients.
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A slower approach also lets Toyota build the high cost of gathering driving data into its existing business.
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Independent scientists and small startups don't need to incur the high cost of setting up a lab anymore.
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Analysts said Buffett's endorsement supports Occidental's push to get the deal done but comes at a high cost.
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There are concerns that the high cost of the most sophisticated headsets will slow the technology's consumer adoption.
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Go deeper: The Iranian president said the U.S. will pay a "high cost" if the nuclear deal collapses
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High-Cost Acquisitions: Times Property acquired nine projects with an average cost of CNY13,043/sq m in 1H17.
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The fields have remained undeveloped for years due to their small size and the high cost of development.
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In hindsight, however, this work appears to have come at a high cost to those who did it.
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Admittedly, the quality of Jacobson's small-school education made the sky-high cost worthwhile in the long run.
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This shift is often attributed to the high cost of traditional burial and the waning importance of religion.
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Realistically speaking, stricter regulation is unlikely to bring about a solution to the high cost of prescription medication.
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The programs were designed to provide a critical backstop for companies that incur high-cost and unexpected claims.
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Nearly 25 percent of respondents felt the high cost of living in Kansas prevented them from saving money.
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In 2014, the State Legislature created the Vermont High-Cost program to improve broadband service in rural areas.
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Nearly 38 percent of respondents said the high cost of living leaves little to pad their savings accounts.
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Ostensibly, the policy was aimed at pushing high-cost producers in the United States out of the market.
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"Excessive regulation, significant toll increases, and the high cost of insurance were also among contributing factors," Connery said.
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But his critics argue the successes of Kagame's tenure have come at a high cost to civil society.
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It is painful for people on the right to agree with me, because they'll pay a high cost.
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Here's what it's been like to transition to a new town with such a high cost of living.
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New Yorkers have quite a bit of credit card debt, and a high cost of living as well.
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But the high cost of hysterectomies driving families into slavery had largely gone unnoticed, human rights activists said.
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Buying your first home can be an intimidating proposition, particularly in high-cost, high-density cities and regions.
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Canada's oil sands have become less attractive due to their high cost of extraction and high carbon intensity.
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These tools can enhance financial capability and make traditional bank accounts more manageable, hopefully avoiding high-cost alternatives.
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Itineraries Passengers aren't the only ones frustrated by airplane Wi-Fi's high cost, slow speed and balky connections.
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Like, they don't have a real good sense of where the most high-cost individuals are, for example.
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The idea of subsidizing high-cost patients through a reinsurance program is also gaining steam on the Hill.
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The bottom line: Democrats say addressing the high cost of prescription drugs is one of their top priorities.
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You'd think the west coast is all high cost of living areas and expensive housing, but it's not.
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"Not at all," said Gonzalez — the area is known for having a high cost of living, especially housing.
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At the moment, an international payment may take a few days to make with a very high cost.
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Despite a high cost of living and housing shortages, San Francisco remains a desirable destination for job seekers.
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A dollar or two on every ride really adds up, offsetting the high cost of operating the vehicle.
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The nation's homeless population is growing, as the high cost of housing pushes more people onto the streets.
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Ankara will almost certainly discover the high cost of pursuing a more independent or antagonistic policy toward Washington.
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We are all likely aware of the incredibly high cost of enrolling in MFA programs around the country.
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First came a woman who wanted to know what he'd do about the high cost of prescription drugs.
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The locals also have to fish for themselves to offset the high cost of groceries over the winter.
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There's the insane housing prices, the high cost of child care, the temptations of so-called lifestyle creep.
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They rely on the high cost of launching a legal defense to cow companies into paying speedy settlements.
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Alaska put together a plan that would have the state pay back insurers for especially high-cost patients.
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Democrats have focused their campaigns on health care, including hammering Republicans on the high cost of prescription drugs.
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But a wage floor that is right for the high-cost coasts may be the wrong fit elsewhere.
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This follows the pattern of most high-cost exotic sports cars, such as Lamborghinis, McLarens and some Ferraris.
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The companies are betting that if prices recover, they can profitably produce oil from high-cost, deepwater projects.
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The high cost of developing electric and self-driving cars will continue to be a burden on earnings.
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Insurers should also be free to wield their clout by refusing to cover high cost, low benefit drugs.
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That's down to the true problem with LME storage, namely the high cost relative to off-market storage.
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Though that decision comes at a high cost to taxpayers, several observers described it as a bold move.
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Mr. Trump is making perfectly clear the high cost of questioning his questionable behavior or cooperating with Congress.
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But even with those high cost, there&aposs no guarantee of success: Egg-freezing success rates remain low.
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We're showing an amazing ROI for companies that have adopted the program since we're targeting high-cost procedures.
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But if you don't have a support system, you may be forced to rely on high-cost options.
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But in a state with an already high cost of living, refinancing could help bring down monthly bills.
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Price controls have never worked, and they won't work to solve the high cost of prescription drugs either.
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This follows the pattern of most high-cost exotic sports cars, such as Lamborghinis, McLarens and some Ferraris.
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It will be a year when some companies swap their relatively high cost debt for low cost equity.
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Also, Bloomberg would create a reinsurance program to help insurers with high-cost patients, reducing premiums more widely.
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Workers with children and those in high-cost states like New York and California will need even more.
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Everything, it seems, comes at a painfully high cost, even that baby Ms. King's character so desperately wants.
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It often intervenes in international conflicts at a high cost, thus keeping dissatisfied nations from overturning the system.
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For the American people there was a high cost to pay: The Panic of 1837 and a depression.
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But an examination of the fund identified other pernicious forces: most notably, illiquid, opaque and high-cost investments.
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He insisted that by requesting these gift cards I was participating in the high cost of medical insurance.
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Spending profits on advertising only compounds the insult of the high cost of the very drugs being hawked.
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Financial constraints and bad planning made the island's power utility notorious for providing high-cost, low-reliability electricity.
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As Mazin tweeted, it's about the dangers of ignoring the truth, arrogance, and the high cost of lies.
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High cost of liberation The cost of this liberation is high not only politically but also materially and socially.
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The Boston-based firm said Friday it will reduce its employee count by 1,500 jobs in high-cost locations.
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Other companies find that when they do expand, it makes strategic sense to go to another high-cost location.
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The high cost of Nigerian currency and falling oil prices have deterred foreign investment, and reserves are severely depleted.
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However, the plan keeps ACA's so-called Cadillac excise tax on high-cost plans, pushing it back to 2025.
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Secondly, you have to do something about the high cost of college tuition, so, therefore, more in that thing.
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His entire career began when he decided to break into the high cost, monopoly-dominated Manhattan real estate market.
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Renters continue to bear a high cost burden, with 235% paying more than 22000% of their income on housing.
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Already carrying the high cost of its mega-easing programme, the BoJ lacks tools to fight another economic downturn.
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Yet the burden of student loans, credit card debt and the incredibly high cost of housing hamper their timeline.
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Participants shared their gripes about the high cost of living, bad traffic and a "toxic" culture obsessed with money.
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One reason why high-cost funds have survived for so long is the way that savings products are sold.
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The high cost of RSNs distorts the value of the traditional cable bundle, writes BTIG Media Analyst Rich Greenfield.
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B shows that in contrast, a substantial segment of the cohort did not belong to any high-cost group.
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Part of the reason NASA's Space Shuttle wound up being so expensive was the extraordinarily high cost of refurbishment.
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The administration pointed to research showing the high cost of some methods of contraception discourages women from using them.
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That forced producers of high-cost oil, such as U.S. shale drillers, to cut output and lay off workers.
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However, apparel sales are still challenging online, due to sizing issues, fit, and the high cost of managing returns.
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Winners: The young and higher income in low-cost areas.. Losers: Older and poorer in high-cost areas. Jan.
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Monitoring water pollution presents even tougher challenges, says Ma at the IPE, noting the high cost of measuring equipment.
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But he also warned that high-cost producers would have to find ways to lower their costs or liquidate.
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Insurers are calling for an extension of ObamaCare's "reinsurance" program, which redirects money to insurers with high-cost enrollees.
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"Right now patent transactions are primarily bilateral, and that almost certainly is high cost and non-transparent," Schankerman said.
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The original design was rejected because of its high cost, but it is set to be completed in November.
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In an internal email seen by Reuters, Khosrowshahi said there was a "high cost" to having a bad reputation.
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Cigna, Humana and others have deals in place with Swiss drugmaker Novartis for its high-cost heart drug Entresto.
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The drug's high cost is often paid for either by insurance or by Gilead's patient-assistance program, he said.
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The toll of this gun violence comes at a high cost to families, communities, our economy, and our country.
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The lawmakers' letters come amid intensifying scrutiny from Congress over the high cost of prescription drugs for U.S. consumers.
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Under the program, the government collects money from insurers and then gives it to plans with high-cost enrollees.
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The British and the Canadians pay a very high cost for their systems, and not only in monetary terms.
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Under Obamacare, the so-called Cadillac Tax imposes a 40 percent excise tax on high-cost health insurance plans.
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Trump has been complaining about the high cost of prescription drugs since his presidential campaign—why has nothing changed?
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And who would pay for the high cost for tax cuts that go to the richest businessmen in America?
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So, it's understandable that a high cost of living is making it harder for people to save more money.
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Most of the production cuts are centred at high-cost alumina facilities in Shandong and Henan provinces, it added.
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They also cannot balance the high cost of very sick patients with the low expense of more healthy customers.
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As one of the states with a high cost of living, New Hampshire also has high costs for funerals.
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"That's the big issue — how do we cover the high-cost individuals in the health care space," he said.
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And beyond not being a solution, these shows exact an exorbitantly high cost, for families, communities and federal resources.
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There's perhaps no greater example of this than the bureau's Payday, Vehicle Title, and High-Cost Installment Loans Rule.
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Additionally, PBMs have been known to switch plan members from low-to-high cost drugs and manipulate generic pricing.
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The company sells a high-cost hepatitis C treatment, an approach that Dr. McClellan defended from his Brookings perch.
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The high cost of venture capital can mean that it is a less preferable funding source for some founders.
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They remind us: black talk has—at high cost, to often beautiful effect—become a moral language, too. ♦
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This data also underscores the urgency of expanding housing in high-cost areas like San Francisco, Seattle, and Boston.
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Conservatives will still blame the ACA for America's healthcare problems, from high premiums to the high cost of drugs.
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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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These failings have all come at a very high cost to the federal government, to employers, and to individuals.
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"One-day delivery is often free, but it comes at a high cost for the environment," Dr. Jaller said.
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The White House has sought to buttress its argument for closing the prison by focusing on its high cost.
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If you don't need to be located in San Francisco, why would you, given the high cost of living?
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Exxon would be slammed hardest of all the major companies, given its large investments in high-cost oil reserves.
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Laws allowing consumers to buy insurance at any time often saddle companies with a lot of high-cost customers.
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Patients now may spend more than that if they use multiple high-cost brand-name drugs or specialty drugs.
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This would be a major blow to families who buy products online and live along high-cost delivery routes.
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But the victory could come at a high cost for many of the voters that put him into office.
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Disappointment isn't exclusive to New York, but the high cost of living does make the feeling especially prevalent here.
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The high cost of phone calls behind bars was the subject of a federal investigation under the Obama administration.
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Indeed, an entire generation is being squeezed by the high cost of tuition at the graduate and undergraduate level.
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The program helps pay claims for people with certain high-cost medical conditions like metastatic cancer, H.I.V. and AIDS.
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In places like Manhattan, it's extremely difficult to fill vacancies in part due to the high cost of living.
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The high cost of living, and housing in particular, has been a problem for the government in recent years.
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"This is a high-cost loan," Ms. Heitman acknowledged, adding that the bank was being "transparent" about the fees.
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The company has come under heavy criticism for selling Truvada at a high cost, currently about $20203,000 a year.
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The $5003 billion project is one of several high-cost improvements to New York's transportation system championed by Gov.
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If you live in a high-cost area or a low-cost area, the tax credit remains the same.
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Many of the candidates for president have promised relief of some sort from the high cost of college tuition.
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"Whatever savings you can accumulate acts as a buffer from high-cost debt when unplanned expenses arise," McBride says.
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Arizona and Massachusetts have separately requested permission from the federal government to deny Medicaid coverage for high cost drugs.
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Under the program, the government collects money from insurers and then redistributes it to those with high-cost enrollees.
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But a high income doesn't render you impervious to the city's high taxes and infamously high cost of living.
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The MTA argued in court papers that it was entitled not to install an elevator because of high cost.
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They were troubled by the male abortionists' tendency to shame patients and the procedure's high cost ($500 to $1,000).
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The reason more Californian areas didn't make the top 15 is because of the relatively high cost of living.
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Renting out our houseWe lived in the DC area, which has a high cost of living, for four years.
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San Francisco&aposs high cost of living is due to its booming tech industry and proximity to Silicon Valley.
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Everything I buy is: made sustainably/ethically, an investment that has a high cost per wear, or pre-owned.
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Consider whether the career you want will also require you to live in a high-cost-of-living area.
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The Defense Department announced $728 million in reductions in February, two months after Mr. Trump criticized the high cost.
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They scrap some taxes used to fund the Affordable Care Act, including the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost plans.
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The life and death of the jet will stand as an example of the high cost of poor forecasting.
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That seems an awfully high cost for maintaining the myth of perfect elections, but it's the choice being made.
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What went wrong: Zoom didn't suffer from any high-cost medical claims often found in the Affordable Care Act's exchanges.
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But scarcity itself is the problem, and all housing policy in high-cost areas should be directed at alleviating scarcity.
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Like Obamacare, the GOP plan would preserve the so-called Cadillac tax on high-cost insurance plans provided by employers.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly argued against the high cost of credit in Turkey, equating high interest rates with treason.
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Trump has long promised to tackle the high cost of health care in America, one of the nation's thorniest problems.
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Dr Kevin Curran, a pediatric oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, noted the treatment's high cost.
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But Thunderbolt's had six years to go mainstream, a combination of high cost and low availability have hampered its success.
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Steel prices rose sharply, helped by the closure of a few high-cost mills as well as more construction spending.
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People started feeling the pain of high-cost labor and there's an appetite for automation that we haven't seen before.
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Thanks to the SLS's high cost, that means that the SLS would really only be reserved for human spaceflight missions.
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Gentrification, Webber pointed out, has meant that the high cost of living has disproportionately affected black residents of the city.
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In the show's mythology, Rose's rebellion had a high cost and even higher ideals, which continue to drive the characters.
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"The federal government would basically pay a significant portion of the claims associated with very high-cost enrollees," he explained.
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In the long term, Britain may pay a high cost for last week's vote to quit the European Union (EU).
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While the high cost of living is the city's main drawback, the benefits of the other categories outweighed that downside.
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ISIS has proven to be a formidable foe, and every victory over the group has come at a high cost.
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Driven by Musk's infectious ambition, SpaceX engineers have continuously chipped away at the high cost of launching payloads to space.
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In the late '90s, Mitsubishi actually tried LIDAR in its driver assistance system, but its high cost made it prohibitive.
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The high cost of living, extreme recruiting competition and lengthy commutes take their toll on companies regardless of their success.
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This is significantly more generous than other Republican proposals for how much to spend on the especially high-cost patients.
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Researchers from the RAND Corporation gave insurance with high cost-sharing to some people and lower cost-sharing to others.
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Specialty pharmacy costs, high-cost claimants and overall medical inflation are among the top drivers for rising health insurance premiums.
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And given the high cost of sports team deals, a buyer might decide they're not worth the trouble of acquiring.
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But with such a high cost comes the expectation of a zero-compromise design, and that's what Final hasn't delivered.
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Razer's unibody design evokes Apple's MacBook Pro, and it makes for a premium-feeling computer that justifies its high cost.
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One of the main knocks against Nest's comprehensive smart home security system, the Nest Secure, has been its high cost.
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In the other four high-cost states, health insurance costs eat up 28.5 percent or more of median family incomes.
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His opponents will be hoping that this is the action that convinces him of the high cost of doing so.
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Safety and security considerations contributed to the high cost not only of One World Trade, but of other nearby buildings.
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The Lower 48 states have seen the deepest cuts, particularly for high-cost unconventional projects that require advanced drilling methods.
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The KRG blames the crisis on cheap oil and the high cost of fighting IS and hosting some 1.8m refugees.
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Meanwhile the lies you're not stopping are spreading on your platform — at horrible and high cost to people and society.
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Both Beijing Gas Blue Skies and China LNG Group issued profit warnings on the high cost of gas this week.
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When you compound the high cost of living [in London] with the difficulty of getting visas, it's [collectively] a problem.
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The balance sheet below shows that Elite Daily's revenue has increased, but that growth has come at a high cost.
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Given the high cost of organic farming in Brazil, the potential for consumers to finance it is important, said Junqueira.
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In the case of our hospital system, we are loaded with patients who are very high-cost because of transplants.
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But there will be losers too: mainly older and lower-income people who live in high cost, often rural areas.
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HIGH-COST TREATMENT Merck's $13,500-per-month immunotherapy Keytruda was not on its list of drugs targeted for price cuts.
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Officials have said the high cost comes from needing to meet security requirements, such as secure communications and antimissile defenses.
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Moonshots with high cost and a low chance of success can be worth it if they have big pay-offs.
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Their initial high cost means the vast majority of the cars will be bought by fleets offering shared mobility services.
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It was such a battle to get access that I keep fairly quiet about the high cost of my drugs.
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Not only does Oregon have a higher-than-average tax burden, but it also has a high cost of living.
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The fourth: finding alternative funding for patients who are unable to afford the high cost of cell therapies, was unmet.
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Increasing premiums further, employers could drive their high-cost employees to the individual marketplace through loosely regulated health reimbursement arrangements.
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Additional challenges companies would face in cutting out retailers include the high cost of delivering small orders to individual households.
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Access to hepatitis C drugs faces similar budget constraints in many countries, given the high cost of brand-name products.
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While we agree with the need to address the high cost of drugs, the demonstration would not solve the problem.
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High deductibles, uncovered services and the high cost of prescription medication can mean the difference between getting help or not.
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But weakening the militants with air power has come at a high cost in civilian lives, she and others said.
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Because of the high cost associated with Subsys, most insurers wouldn't pay for it unless it was approved in advance.
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If China does not prevail, some players worry about getting stuck with insufficient and high-cost goods from local factories.
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Globalization has had a pronounced influence in containing both wages (in high-cost markets) and consumer prices like never before.
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Instead of helping families, this kind of high-cost lending can take advantage of Americans in difficult and unexpected circumstances.
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Norwegian's proposed flag of convenience is an unusual, but not a unique, bureaucratic oddity necessitated by Scandinavia's high cost-base.
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It applies even to high cost Cadillac health plans that cover routine care along with featuring low deductibles and copayments.
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In the Hoosier State, a high cost of living makes it harder for people to say, according to the survey.
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Twenty-two percent of Iowans said both the high cost of living and low salaries affected their ability to save.
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Roughly 28 percent of respondents answered high cost of living as the No. 1 reason for not saving more money.
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This frustration with the high cost sharing under the Affordable Care Act shows up in lots of survey research, too.
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Its relatively low wages, high cost of energy, remoteness and long, harsh winters may account for some of the resistance.
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Group premiums would also likely increase as high-cost individuals no longer insurable in the individual market sought employer coverage.
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In high-cost areas where median home prices exceed the baseline loan limit, the maximum loan limit will be higher.
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Because a lot of the research shows that there is a high cost to being a different kind of man.
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We shouldn't double down on another high-cost federal health insurance program to layer on top of the flawed ACA.
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This is a costly mistake, rivaled only by the excess fees too many investors pay to high-cost money managers.
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The online business was founded in 2011 by Mark Levine and Michael Dubin to combat the high cost of razors.
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Since then, Democrats have attempted to drum up support to craft federal rules that would ban high-cost loans. Rep.
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Many witnesses also said they could use federal funds to help shield insurers from high-cost patients in reinsurance programs.
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"This legislation would limit the bureau's ability to protect consumers against high cost payday loans," Torres said on the call.
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While the materials no doubt contribute to the high cost, the sound tech hidden within the design surely does, too.
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Projects which are not high cost and that every person can have and projects which are adapted for our culture.
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Some members of Congress — many in Trump's own party — are already skeptical of a major, high-cost federal infrastructure bill.
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However, that often takes the shape of new buildings and other high-cost projects with the intent of increasing revenue.
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"Developers pick up this land but end up often building very high-cost homes rather than affordable homes," he said.
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"Self-driving cars eliminate the labor cost of driving, plus the high cost associated with human driving errors," he said.
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Think about it: For high-cost, major life decisions, we have financial products that help families pursue the American dream.
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And it comes at a high cost for Ms. Merkel, the incredible shrinking chancellor, who had to relinquish key ministries.
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That's a very high cost for mass incarceration policies that the empirical research shows have no longer significantly cut crime.
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In addition, it would delay the law's tax on high-cost employer-sponsored health coverage, known as the Cadillac tax.
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That is a high cost for a treatment that, for some, may not maintain or improve their quality of life.
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But its popularity was limited in those early years by the high cost of the electricity that was being generated.
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He criticized his rival for recently saying he would veto the single-payer insurance system because of its high cost.
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Other progressive congressional candidates around the country have also taken up the call for attacking the high cost of college.
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Alaska thus "reinsures" its insurers for high-cost patients, and prevents those costs from being passed on to healthier people.
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Scholars of Saudi Arabia said the capital punishment of five government agents could carry a high cost for Prince Mohammed.
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That kind of corruption is a major contributor to the high cost of doing business in New York, experts said.
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It would create a wholesale importation program to purchase high-cost drugs in Canada, where they often sell for less.
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The bill would delay a tax on high-cost employer-sponsored health insurance — the so-called Cadillac tax — to 2026.
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Second, we provide a relief valve to help states deal with the high cost of pre-existing and chronic conditions.
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Yet because of their high cost, along with requiring a visit to the doctor, they're inaccessible for many of us.
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On the other hand, some high-cost cities are seeing many new arrivals priced out of red-hot housing markets.
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More credit would increase liquidity, encourage more construction, and drive down the extremely high cost of homes and rental units.
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What prevents most from taking action is a lack of technical expertise and the high cost of conducting forest management.
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His move to adjust fees to performance was also a bold move to address investor concerns regarding high-cost funds.
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Still, economists say, the high cost of all housing is first and foremost the result of a failure to build.
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Particularly in high-cost states, employers say offering a less attractive package of health benefits hurts their ability to hire.
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Then there's the issue of housing, which is by far the biggest contributor to New York's high cost of living.
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Despite the high cost to families paying child care bills, child care centers are often barely paying their own bills.
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Even worse, these figures do not take into account the sky high cost of rent and taxes in blue states.
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But Colorado's strong economy has left the state with severe worker shortages, contributing to the high cost of doing business.
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The key challenges remain ultra-low interest rates weighing on profitability, regulatory pressures, relatively high cost bases, and intense competition.
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In 2017, 13,357 locals left Hawaii, and many of them cited the high cost of living as the primary reason.
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Installment loans like Shroyer's are also high-cost, but they typically offer slightly better rates and a longer repayment period.
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Studies show that international institutions work best, and are most effective, when members feel that leaving has a high cost.
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But the high cost of investing in new plants and infrastructure still make the Appalachian hub something of a longshot.
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Though the quarantine seems to have slowed the spread of the virus in China, it came at a high cost.
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Other federal agencies have built big installations here to escape the high cost of office space in the Washington region.
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The bills eliminate some taxes used to fund the Affordable Care Act, including the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost plans.
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If they have high-cost medical conditions, they might have no option except to pony up for these higher prices.
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Because they were stung by the high cost and technical problems encountered while developing the 787, the opposite may be true.
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The Austin clinic closed a couple of weeks after my visit, anticipating the high cost of complying with the new regulations.
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A steady stream of big winners and losers is better than a lukewarm piss-pool filled with high-cost, mediocre products.
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Voters, who are broadly keen on paid leave, may be less so if it comes at a high cost to them.
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Initially, experts anticipate most self-driving vehicles will go into ride-hailing fleets, if for no other reason their high cost.
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The country's economic crisis and the high cost of living in big cities are forcing thousands onto the street, she said.
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The first, the Akademik Lomonosov, should be completed this year at the high cost of $740m, according to World Nuclear News.
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The paper said the new parent company may not be wholly state-owned, because of the high cost of renationalising it.
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The family first traveled to the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, but couldn't stay there long because of the high cost of living.
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The high cost of the traditional MBA has left it particularly vulnerable both to specialist degrees and to the online sort.
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Perhaps the high cost of BuzzFeed News's order was related to the "high-quality" he claimed for some of his bots.
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Clients nearing the end of their working careers have asked Herron about leaving high-cost California for Arizona, Colorado or Oregon.
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Kim Kardashian West has had two successful pregnancies, but they came at a high cost: both of them were difficult pregnancies.
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Weber said that the Tornillo shelter, because of the high cost of its temporary facilities, cost $700 per child per day.
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Over-regulation and the high cost of participating in the stock exchange deter business from launching public offers, conference attendees said.
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The high cost of doing business in the Big Apple was the factor that nixed New York from the top spot.
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Public pension plans are spending more than $2 billion a year in fees on high-cost, risky investments to boost returns.
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And since D.C.'s 'burbs are located in other states, there's nothing to balance out the high cost of urban living.
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It will discourage employers and employees from buying unusually high-cost health coverage that promotes the excess use of health care.
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Despite the Bay Area's high cost of living, the couple agrees that they're able to live well on their joint income.
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Perhaps the most interesting development was the high cost of tariffs rising to the second most concerning business development in Asia.
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The risk of a full conversion of foreign currency mortgage loans at a high cost for the banks has largely abated.
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CGD's ratings also factored in the bank's weak core profitability, suffering from a high cost base and large loan impairment charges.
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He acknowledged that such airport-style screening would carry a high cost for the thousands of school districts in the state.
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The extremely high cost of new treatments for rare conditions has placed SMA at the center of the drug affordability debate.
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The high cost of conventional medicine, coupled with inadequate public health service delivery, has driven people toward herbal medicine, she added.
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The high cost and protracted process it's taking to get this project across the finish line could also scare away investors.
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An innovative solution to the high cost of prescription drugs is emerging in one of the unlikeliest places: Louisiana's state government.
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The result: a lot more people having the sky high cost of the product brought home to them with a bang.
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A reinsurance program that would help insurers pay for high-cost enrollees, blunting the impact of these enrollees on overall premiums.
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It also contains significant new funding for opioid treatment and money for states meant to lower premiums for high-cost enrollees.
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Offering Obamacare plans will also make insurers eligible for new federal funding aimed at helping insurers pay for high-cost enrollees.
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Without an increase in demand expectations, high-cost oil suppliers will continue to bear the brunt of the market-clearing process.
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The House bill, unveiled Monday evening, would allow ObamaCare's "Cadillac" tax on high-cost health plans to take effect in 2025.
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Saudi Arabia tried unsuccessfully for two years to wash high-cost U.S. producers out of the market by letting prices plummet.
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Presumably, the case was settled at a high cost to the company, but could have been higher had it dragged out.
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Given the high cost of cancer drugs, the thought of needlessly throwing any away outrages cancer researchers like Dr. Peter Bach.
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"That's a very compelling offer to our teachers and it recognizes the very high cost of living in Denver," Cordova said.
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The funding "would not be sufficient to substantially reduce the large increases in premiums for high-cost enrollees," the analysis said.
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"The reason they don't or haven't been able to (fly) is because of the high cost of the airfare," he said.
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The inability of Congress to staunch the unacceptably high cost of education in a bipartisan manner has been a national disgrace.
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Both allow high-cost lenders to use banks to originate loans under programs marketed, designed, and driven by state-regulated lenders.
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The combination is a potent, gritty thriller that exposes the high cost of news as entertainment and the randomness of fate.
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It expects lenders focused on high-cost, unsecured lending to adapt their business models towards cheaper loans aimed at safer borrowers.
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Pence's remarks seem deliberately ignorant of the high cost and grim consequence of the United States' post-9/11 foreign policy.
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Mr. Bramnick, in an interview, said most voters wanted to talk about issues like the high cost of living, not impeachment.
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Many low-income schools in Memphis could not afford traditional sports programs because of the high cost of equipment and gear.
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For lower-income Alaskans and those living in high-cost rural areas, the dividend can be an important source of income.
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Nearly 36 percent of respondents credited the Golden State's high cost of living as the main offender for not saving more.
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In the Keystone State, more than a quarter of respondents said the high cost of living prevents them from saving more.
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My husband and I work in the construction field, building affordable, sustainable communities in our very-high-cost-of-living area.
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Given the high cost — $1,070 is enough to cover a month's rent in a one-bedroom apartment in Richmond, Va. — Bankrate.
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A recent Gallup poll revealed that three in ten Americans forgo or deter treatment due to the high cost of care.
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More importantly, simply shedding all American Jewish identification with Israel—if that is even possible—will come at a high cost.
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Also, I wanted to highlight a video our colleagues on the Business Insider Today did on the high cost of insulin.
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The additional funds to cover high-cost consumers -- called a reinsurance fund -- would be more effective at reducing prices for 2019.
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The industry sprang up during the financial crisis and gave millions of consumers an alternative to high-cost credit-card debt.
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"This was a year of running away from high-cost alpha seekers into low-cost vanilla beta exposure," Nadig told me.
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Airline profits could cover the industry's high cost of capital for a fourth year, attracting investment for new fleets and infrastructure.
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Congress recently held hearings with the CEOs of the five largest drug manufacturers to focus on the high cost of drugs.
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The protests were initially centered on corruption, the high cost of food and Iran's participation in the Syrian and Yemeni wars.
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It only adds to the already high cost of care – in this instance, on the backs of employers, families and seniors.
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JPay and GTL told Reuters they factor in the high cost of creating a closed network for emails when setting prices.
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It instead let the market set prices, in an effort to stem the growth of high-cost production, especially U.S. shale.
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This pricey part of Silicon Valley has such a high cost of living that it only ranked sixth on the list.
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The budget would also allow Medicaid providers to negotiate for high-cost drugs, while opening up competitive bidding for medical equipment.
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"We're still keen on film preservation," explains Leggett, citing the high cost of preservation for those falling outside big studio productions.
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Some hospitals and orthopedic surgeons have stopped using Exparel because of its high cost and questionable value, as STAT has reported.
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The maximum loan amount varies by location, but can be as high as $726,243 in a high cost area in 2019.
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Miller agrees that prices could fall in more expensive markets, but most single-family investors don't operate in high-cost areas.
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But Ramani agreed that the high cost of the drug to insurers ultimately raises overall health care costs for all Americans.
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"The biggest factor is the high cost of education and the accompanying debt that has come along with that," he said.
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One might have expected that high-regulation, high-cost, high-tax states like California would decline over time as companies migrated.
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He was banking on his age and the high cost of street life being enough to finally break the generational cycle.
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Russia refused to cut production, in a bid to drown America's high-cost shale producers in a sea of cheap crude.
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Additionally, insurance company plans exhibiting less of an effort to manage the use of high-cost drugs had higher reinsurance costs.
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This effect would be possible if states used the money to fund "reinsurance" that subsidizes insurers for their high-cost enrollees.
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Yet the couple were not surprised that their children returned home, given the exceedingly high cost of living in their hometown.
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Notwithstanding the questionable time savings, high cost and negative environmental impact, missed is the opportunity to model life skills for children.
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We have to address the high cost of prescription drugs and hold pharmaceutical companies like Purdue accountable for deceptive sales practices.
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Suppliers have demanded payment in advance before filling orders, and the company has repeatedly sought high-cost loans from hedge funds.
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So many low-rent apartments, rowhouses and mom-and-pop stores are being replaced by upscale retail and high-cost housing.
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The United States is infamous for its high cost of health care — and H.I.V. medicines are a big part of that.
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And millennials themselves are often stuck living in high-cost cities to get jobs that pay enough to tackle their loans.
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The biggest drawback of vertical farming is the high cost of the electricity required to run the large number of LEDS.
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Give private Medicare Part D plans more flexibility to negotiate discounts for certain generic and high-cost drugs without competitors 3.
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Last year, limits were placed on local, state and property tax deductions that disproportionately affect high-cost markets like New York.
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Major network infrastructure providers often avoid rural areas because of the low populations and the high cost of installing the infrastructure.
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For the time being, dealers say wheat exports from India next year would be difficult because of their comparatively high cost.
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There is certainly no need to develop new, high-cost oil and gas fields in Alaska, the Arctic or coastal waters.
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The high cost of living, increased life expectancy and now possible increased taxation on contribution will make retirement even more difficult.
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The group also said the government needed to fund subsidies for medical expenses and provide funds to cover high-cost patients.
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THE COST OF 'PROMPOSALS': Bloomberg reports on the apparently high cost of the promposal trend to parents all over the country.
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There is a high cost to running the infrastructure behind the cash economy—ATMs, vans carrying notes, tellers who accept coins.
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Changes that won over progressives included tougher labor law enforcement, stricter environmental standards and stripping protections for certain high-cost pharmaceuticals.
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Large employers had been hoping that the Senate would repeal the so-called Cadillac excise tax on high-cost insurance plans.
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Many of the worst cities for retirement are in California, largely due to the high cost of living in the state.
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The legislation scraps some tools used to fund the Affordable Care Act such as the "Cadillac" tax on high-cost plans.
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The agency will also work with states on options for insuring high-cost residents, which could help lower premiums for everyone.
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"Singapore has a comparatively high cost base, but also great technology expertise and focus," CEO Jim Rowan said in a statement.
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The plan would be likely to prompt banks to break apart because of the high cost of holding so much capital.
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The House bill, unveiled Monday evening, would allow ObamaCare's "Cadillac" tax on high-cost health plans to take effect in 28503.
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According to the Reason Foundation report, high-speed rail in the US are underutilized, high cost endeavors with questionable economic benefits.
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The executive order will exacerbate a trend that splits the small-group risk pool into low-cost and high-cost segments.
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Such dire numbers became fodder for people defending for-profit colleges from heavy criticism of their high cost and poor outcomes.
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The $55 million fund, which will come from an industry premium tax, will help cover medical expenses for high-cost enrollees.
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Also, several states have also taken steps -- with the approval of the Trump administration -- to insulate insurers from high-cost enrollees.
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And in many of these types of cases, the defendants end up settling due to the high cost of legal fees.
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They cited Macri's backtracking on cutting taxes on exports and the high cost of credit with interest rates above 60 percent.
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But many commercial fishing vessel owners are now calling for these laws to be relaxed, citing the high cost of complying.
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In many cases, we did see companies strategically adding staff in other high-cost locations, such as New York and Silicon Valley.
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If true, that's a pretty high cost, particularly if you believe that phone makers would pass that mark-up along to consumers.
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In addition to there being red states and blue states, it turns out there are high-cost states and low-cost states.
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Failing to do so, she added, could mean its invisible effects will "end up generating a very high cost to the state".
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Kamala Harris challenged his record on race, using her own biography to reveal the high cost of his opposition to school busing.
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Those findings suggest that critiques based on the high cost of the proposal probably won't do much to deter its strongest supporters.
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The release of a modern black doll who stutters has expanded that conversation into a critique of the high cost of representation.
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"That's going to be a buffer between you and high-cost credit card debt," says Ted Rossman, credit industry expert at CreditCards.com.
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Protests against high cost of living were sparked by a recent hike in public transportation and have been ongoing since the weekend.
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Mobile payment users were also more likely to make withdrawals from their retirement savings accounts and engage in high-cost borrowing activity.
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On Twitter, critics are pointing out the already high cost of Trump's travels, particularly considering he frequently criticized President Obama for traveling.
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Hillary Clinton also understands that millions of seniors, disabled vets and others are struggling with the outrageously high cost of prescription drugs.
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In startup circles, it's trendy to talk about how entrepreneurs are leaving high-tax, high cost-of-living metros for cheaper locales.
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But the other parts of his plan — and their high cost — were a constant source of friction between him and the city.
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Xavier Becerra, a senior California Democrat, says he doesn't believe Obama's overhaul and Bush's prescription benefit are responsible for high-cost drugs.
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One starting point for saving in a high-cost-of-living area is to live with a few roommates to split costs.
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The tax is a key part of the Affordable Care Act, levying a 40 percent excise tax on high-cost health plans.
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One of the more prohibitive elements of remittances, which adversely affects poorer users, is the high cost of sending money across borders.
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While there have been NVMe systems offered by competing companies, these have not really mainstreamed because of high cost in Kixmoeller's view.
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"This is the latest failure by Lawrence Walsh's high-cost, low-result crusade against Republicans," then-Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole noted.
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California's leadership on the environment has won it kudos, but it has also exacerbated the housing shortage and high cost of living.
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The PGA of America has identified many barriers including the high cost of playing the sport which remains one of biggest hurdles.
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"[In that case], I would rather have a low-cost active fund than a high-cost index fund," said Kinniry at Vanguard.
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They currently make up less than 1 percent, largely due to a lack of charging infrastructure and the high cost of batteries.
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Harris raisies the threshold, exempting households making below $100,000, with an even higher income threshold for families living in high-cost areas.
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Given the high cost of the drugs and the potential for side effects and drug resistance, managing HIV is a dangerous chore.
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"I figured there'd be a catch — a black box review process, a high-cost deliverable list, potentially an aggregator," he told Mashable.
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It is this approach that "closes the gap between today's high-cost systems and the automotive mass-market needs", says the startup.
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Teachers say their salaries are too low for Denver's high cost of living and aren't keeping up with pay in neighboring districts.
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But its objective of driving out high-cost producers, which would result in a fully balanced market, has not yet been achieved.
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The high cost of flights has broader consequences for the Indonesian economy, which expanded by 240% in the first quarter, missing expectations.
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The GOP legislation would repeal most of ObamaCare's taxes, with the notable exception of the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost health plans.
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"Brick and mortar is under major attack in New York City because of the high cost of the monthly rental," she said.
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Since that time, the price has fallen even further, hurting high-cost producers that OPEC targeted with its policy – shale among them.
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Because it's so expensive to settle down here, one tech company is taking a new approach to the high cost of living.
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"It looks like PBOC wants to maintain a high cost of shorting CNH," said Zhou Hao, Asia economist at Commerzbank in Singapore.
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The high cost to human health and productivity from malaria has led some experts to suggest that mosquitoes should be eradicated altogether.
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Henry Bailey is enrolled in a state Medicaid program that provides coverage for children with certain qualifying, often high-cost medical conditions.
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New Yorkers have the highest tax burden in the U.S. in addition to the high cost of living in the Empire State.
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Recent public opinion surveys show that voters believe addressing the high cost of prescription drugs should be a top priority for policymakers.
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Dozens of bills have been proposed to address the high cost of specialty drugs, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Hospitals largely rely on generators for power, as do Gaza residents who can afford the high cost of fuel to run them.
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If pulp prices fall, older, high-cost producers, mainly in the northern hemisphere, may go out of business, reducing any excess capacity.
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Trump earlier Tuesday ripped Boeing over the high cost of a new Air Force One, calling for the contract to be canceled.
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Along with the proven impact of high-cost private tutoring, the use of the SAT for school and teacher deserves more scrutiny.
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Increasing the precision of patient selection will avoid the high cost and disheartening failures caused by faulty, untargeted, non-precise trial design.
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But the benefits of international trade can't quite explain why Airbus would bear such high cost to open new assembly facilities overseas.
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Chef Ed explains the logistics behind catching and shipping lobsters that contribute to the high cost of serving them in his restaurant.
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The two bills would fund key ObamaCare insurer payments, and provide billions to help states create reinsurance programs for high-cost patients.
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As it stands, nothing in the EU's plan addresses the high cost of implementation or the wide-ranging potential for international abuse.
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But due to low wages, skyrocketing rents, and the high cost of everyday goods, parents continue to struggle in making ends meet.
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More than 33 percent of residents in Vermont said low salaries combined with the high cost of living kept them from saving.
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This would open to door to other energy credits that would further distort the market and impose a high cost on taxpayers.
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If pharmaceutical companies weren't sure Part D plans would cover newly created medicines, they'd hesitate to invest in risky, high-cost research.
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We must send a clear message to the Chinese Communist Party that Beijing's abuse of Hong Kong will carry a high cost.
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Free college would cause high school graduates who didn't plan to attend college because of the high cost to apply for admission.
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Its high cost of living and sparse amenities are a small price to pay for such inspiring peace and beauty every day.
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For instance, many teachers are encouraged to invest in high-cost variable annuities, typically explained in thick instruction manuals filled with jargon.
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The city of Sacramento, California, has sued Wells Fargo for allegedly targeting minorities for high-cost mortgages that frequently end in foreclosures.
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Fees for high-cost mutual funds and ETFs can easily take thousands of dollars out of your portfolio between now and retirement.
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New York City's high cost of living is due to its booming economy and large job market across a variety of industries.
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Gaining control of the growing company and its strong management was worth the high cost, he wrote in his letter that year.
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And taking these high-cost patients out of the pool would allow others to have significantly reduced premiums for health care coverage.
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They will not cover the bill if you have a high-cost trip to the emergency room when you break a leg.
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For some buyers confronted with the high cost of New York City real estate, moving to the suburbs is a no-brainer.
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"They say they can do a 90 percent cost reduction, but that is from phone bills for high-cost customers," he said.
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A review of existing subsidies provides a clear answer: The House bill offers residents of high-cost states an unprecedented raw deal.
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More and more of us are becoming conscious of the high cost of raising livestock, on both the environment and our health.
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Also, 3D printers are still too slow, while color printing is for now reserved for professionals who can afford the high cost.
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But patients facing high cost sharing are less likely to use needed health care services, resulting in even worse health care outcomes.
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But as oil prices have fallen, companies from Royal Dutch Shell to ConocoPhillips have abandoned projects there because of their high cost.
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But for Rudy van Buren, at least, advances in simulator technology have provided a low-cost route into a high-cost sport.
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One downside of the new procedure is the high cost of acellular dermal matrix products, which may not be covered by insurance.
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In response to criticism about its wealth, the center has pointed to the high cost of engaging in long, complicated legal battles.
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The case has prompted a national debate about the high cost of medical treatment and the hardships suffered by children with disabilities.
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So inefficient power plants, around to meet those peak-demand periods, have a high cost for every megawatt hour that they produce.
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Mylan has been embroiled in controversy since the summer when the high cost of the EpiPen sparked public outcry and congressional hearings.
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In Australia, incumbent Scott Morrison ran against the high cost of climate action, including in lost jobs, and won a stunning upset.
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Financial barriers have limited these opportunities to students who have the financial support to afford the high cost of living in Washington.
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"This is more about a restructuring of supply — less activity by high-cost producers for low-cost producers to roll," said Courvalin.
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Demonstrations began late last year over the high cost of living and inequality, in some cases attracting tens of thousands of people.
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Demonstrations began late last year over the high cost of living and inequality, in some cases attracting tens of thousands of people.
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Oil sanctions would force Caracas to find other buyers — which it can — but only at a high cost and with multiple complications.
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Many competitors used the monthly minimum to offset the high cost of support for new customers who weren't necessarily processing payments yet.
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But speed comes at a high cost — one kilo of lab-grown shrimp costs $5,000, putting your typical dumpling at around $300.
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Automakers had previously tinkered with hybrid models, but they were generally uninterested in fully electric cars, given the high cost of production.
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He predicted that developers would be unwilling to pay the high cost of remediating sites that have been contaminated with toxic materials.
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Experts say such reinsurance programs can encourage insurers to sell policies in rural and high-cost areas and help drive down premiums.
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Newsom said rent caps are an important first step in addressing the high cost of housing, but more needs to be done.
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LONDON — The singularity and relatively high cost of most fine art have, so far, made it resistant to sales on the internet.
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"In every case, it&aposs limited scope in terms of the length of the experiment and it&aposs high cost," Lindsey said.
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That's why a tax on high-cost health plans, nicknamed the Cadillac tax, was part of the original Affordable Care Act law.
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The relatively high cost and stringent requirements of becoming a B-Corp mean it attracts companies with a genuine commitment, advocates say.
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Broadway has become a difficult landscape for American writers creating new plays, chiefly because of the high cost of producing shows there.
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Raimondo's administration has used the flexibility that Carcieri won — as well as Obamacare provisions — to move away from the high-cost approach.
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Loans, financial aid packages, merit awards and gap years can all be effective strategies to offset the high cost of higher education.
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The high cost of hospitals today, he said, is often a function of the cost of new infrastructure or poor management decisions.
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Often, taxpayers in high-cost ZIP codes also claim other deductions, including those for property taxes and state and local income taxes.
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Many of his Democratic rivals have thrown their weight behind Medicare-for-all, which would dramatically expand coverage at a high cost.
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The strikes follow months of sometimes violent "yellow vest protests" over the high cost of living and perceived elitism of political class.
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Those problems include a high cost base, basic lack of product understanding among both advertisers and users, and an often naïve leadership.
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Given the high cost of power and the limits on their payroll, the Royals would rarely be able to afford sluggers, anyway.
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An insurer who covers an expensive drug would be reimbursed by the pool for a portion of a high-cost patient's claim.
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He opens up to his theater company about the high cost of ending things with Nicole (Scarlett Johansson), both monetarily and emotionally.
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The spike was driven partly by new high-cost drugs for Hepatitis C, but it seemed to point to a larger issue.
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Unfortunately, the No. 1 obstacle to saving money — a high cost of living — is hard to overcome, unless you move somewhere cheaper.
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Of course, higher wages might help many Americans cope with a high cost of living and possibly have more money to save.
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Compare this to Democrat run California that is wasting $68 billion of taxpayer money on its high-speed, high cost rail project.
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But plans with very high cost-sharing — which are the ones being offered in Congress as A.C.A. replacements — are not among them.
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Even with conventional treatment, out-of-pocket outlays for pricey drugs and procedures can skyrocket when people have high cost-sharing plans.
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And it's bad for the environment, because the high cost of repairs leads people to toss devices that might have been fixed.
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Pointing to the high cost of living in the city and the lack of proper venues, the frontman questions the scene's sustainability.
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But overall, the cost-inflating effect of the trade war is another pressure on Canada's high-cost oil sector, industry officials said.
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Charlie Baker wants to move closer to direct price-setting for certain high-cost drugs, CommonWealth magazine reports, citing Baker's latest budget proposal.
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Consumers finance high-cost, high-risk science needed to deliver pharmaceutical innovation through the premium prices that are paid on the resulting successes.
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The high cost of living, health care, housing and college (among other expenses) means working families are less able to save for retirement.
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Many of the most valuable venture-backed companies are venturing outside their high-cost headquarters and setting up secondary hubs in smaller cities.
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The lack of hydrogen fueling stations and the high cost of development are among the obstacles to high volume sales of such vehicles.
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In practice, this meant that companies that were willing to take on high-cost sick patients could do so while maintaining some profits.
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The high cost of getting the update wrong is not so much concentrating minds as causing alarms to be yanked and brakes applied.
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Another hurdle chronically ill patients must overcome is the high cost of medical care, including copayments, deductibles and other out-of-pocket expenses.
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The main reasons for this, though bleak, are not surprising: financial insecurity among young people, topped off with a high cost of living.
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Erdogan, who favours growth through consumption, has repeatedly railed against the high cost of credit in Turkey, equating high interest rates with treason.
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The high cost of being transgender After that, Partridge said, the person who called in the complaint would have to sign a warrant.
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The Belt and Road initiative championed by Xi has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects.
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Ocasio-Cortez in a recent House Oversight Committee hearing challenged the CEO of the drug company Gilead on the high cost of Truvada.
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"It's fair to say that Alibaba is devoted itself in anti-counterfeiting even with extremely high cost," she said, according to the report.
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Farmers hope to sell more in Europe, where soyameal for animal feed is in high demand because of the high cost of wheat.
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ZappRx specializes in helping people access the class of so-called specialty medicines, which includes expensive and high-complex or high-cost interventions.
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Funding and liquidity weaknesses are highlighted by the bank's reliance on high-cost non-CASA deposits and above-peer loan-to-deposit ratios.
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Many people pointed to the disaster as a watershed moment, saying it had exposed the high cost for Chinese society of rapid industrialization.
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Indicated 2.7 percent lower The specialty chemicals maker expects its earnings to stagnate this year as the high cost of raw materials weighs.
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By stuffing their 0003(k) plans with high-cost, often proprietary funds, and then using those additional fees to offset their own expenses.
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The policy championed by Chinese President Xi Jinping has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects.
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When adjusted for the high cost of living in California, the state's ranking drops to 11th, according to the California Legislative Analyst's Office.
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They were encouraged by the Japanese government, which was alarmed at the high cost of imports and attracted to cheap U.S. gas prices.
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DUOPOLY The high cost of flights has broader consequences for the Indonesian economy, which expanded by 240% in the first quarter, missing expectations.
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They decry the high cost of kosher food and the lack of sit-down restaurants that doubled as community hubs for Toronto's Jews.
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The high cost of college along with the high volume of student debt have received much attention from both groups in recent years.
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Sanders is taking the trip to highlight the high cost of drugs in the US and the profit motives of the pharmaceutical industry.
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This should go some way toward making up for the high cost of borrowing faced by investors in Argentina due to sovereign risk.
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Senators are also discussing whether to add back in a geographic variable to the assistance to provide more support in high-cost states.
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Rapid branch expansion during the last three years and flat topline growth led to a high cost-to-income ratio relative to peers.
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Cash flow generation in the corporate sector is weak, making it difficult for companies to support the high cost of borrowing in Brazil.
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Leaders in the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives say the high cost of prescription drug prices is a top priority for the year.
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ET, where top executives from some of the largest drug companies are expected to get grilled on the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Second, governments must also ensure that policies target those most affected by the high cost to connect — namely, low-income earners and women.
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Amazon, Walmart's big domestic rival, is taking on Rakuten directly, by contrast, and seeing some success albeit at a high cost of investment.
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Also, Republicans have committed to putting more money in the State Stability Fund to help states and insurers deal with high-cost enrollees.
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Big brands haven't needed to innovate For decades, large brands have been protected by the high cost of entry into the CPG market.
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"You can't talk about student debt without talking about the high cost of college, " said Natalia Abrams, executive director of the nonprofit StudentDebtCrisis.
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The issue in the past has been PCM's limited capacity and high cost; you can typically only store one 1 bit per cell.
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The Cadillac tax, which applies to high-cost health insurance plans, would be delayed until 2026 in both the Senate and House bills.
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Repeal should also be on the agenda for the 40 percent tax on what the government calls "high cost" employer sponsored health plans.
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But the regulator will probably impose tough new requirements that could wipe out much of the supply of high-cost, short-term credit.
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Legislation to block all high-cost rules from taking effect while being challenged in court sailed through the House Wednesday, despite Democratic opposition.
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Struggling homeowners lose their homes and speculators turn the properties into high-cost rentals that contribute to displacement in communities across the country.
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The high cost of our current coins is one reason the Mint has been looking at less expensive alternatives like zinc and steel.
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So it's no surprise that nearly 29 percent of respondents stated high cost of living to be a factor in not saving more.
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Rather, it should be read as an indication of the high cost of President Trump's trade wars and his repeated attacks on globalization.
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States can do a better job of funding and touting vocational schools and other smart alternatives to high-cost colleges for some students.
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Reinsurance lessens the exposure of insurance companies to high cost patients, and risk corridors minimize insurance losses in what are still immature markets.
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"The high cost of space transportation coupled with unreliability is a virtual padlock on the final frontier," a 2008 NASA fact sheet says.
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Expats complain of the high cost of living here, though — which is unsurprising considering it's one of the richest countries in the world.
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The Bay Area has some of the highest minimum wages in the country (in part due to the area's high cost of living).
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That's especially true for people in high-cost states and cities where higher incomes disqualify them from getting subsidies to buy Obamacare plans.
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The Trump administration should address the high cost of prescription drugs in trade negotiations, Mt. Sinai CEO Kenneth Davis told CNBC on Thursday.
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Norway is an extremely expensive country to visit due to factors like its VAT taxes, a high cost of living, and its remoteness.
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From the high cost of data to the recent low-fee environment and uninspiring returns, money managers' profit margins have continued to erode.
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Although Duke was an attractive option, the university's high cost of attendance — today a single semester costs around $38,000 — wiped out her savings.
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These days, things like student-loan debt and an overall high cost of living can stop people from reaching their ultimate savings goals.
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More rich millennials are abandoning New York than any other state — and they're not the only ones fleeing the high cost of living
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The group also wants to create a national reinsurance program to reduce premiums by helping insurance companies pay claims for high-cost patients.
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Perhaps most valuable in that unique perspective is a certain prudence, an intimate understanding of the high cost reckless foreign policy can exact.
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Electric vehicles remain expensive due to the high cost of batteries and automakers say lack of charging stations could make the plan unviable.
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Black borrowers with Wells Fargo were 2.1 times more likely to receive a high-cost or high-risk loan than a white borrower.
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Despite the promise of AI in agriculture, the high cost of this technology isn't a realistic solution for many local, small-scale farmers.
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High cost-of-attendance numbers mean students qualify for more low-cost federal loans, said Kim Dancy, a policy expert at New America.
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Mr. Styron's mission was to invent this new language of survival, but he did so at high cost to his own mental health.
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They decided the potential for head trauma, the legal exposure and the high cost of running the program were no longer worth it.
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The cap drew loud protests from politicians in high-cost, high-tax states — and Democratic strongholds — like New York, New Jersey and California.
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She adds that such coverage was insufficient despite its high cost: "Most plans did not even include maternity coverage for women," she says.
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By this I mean both that their services are free and freewheeling and that this freedom comes at a high cost to society.
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The high cost of the vaccine and confusion over who should get it and how many doses were needed didn't help its prospects.
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When people complain to him about the high cost of drugs or health care, he tells them that corporate influence is to blame.
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Sorokin said that meant companies began to invest in high-cost oil again, reducing the impact of more output cuts by producer countries.
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Adriana González, a Sierra Club organizer in Puerto Rico, said the high cost of a generator "creates a disparity" between rich and poor.
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The Trump administration will send Alaska $48 million to stabilize its health insurance markets and offset the costs of especially high-cost patients.
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These are natural candidates for government intervention, given the high cost of building power grids and phone networks, plus the benefits to society.
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Low-wage workers living in high-cost cities are likely to be limited to neighborhoods coping with poverty, unemployment and crime, per Brookings.
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The plan also creates a $300 million dollar reinsurance program, which would compensate insurers for high-cost claims that contribute to higher premiums.
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McDonald&aposs double quarter pounder with cheese and bacon was the only burger with ingredients and a taste that justified its high cost.
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Other chief complaints from residents that linger: the high cost of auto insurance, the rate of homicides, and the miserable state of schools.
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Warren on prescription drugs The high cost of health care was front and center at the Democratic debate in New Hampshire Friday night.
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If you have really high-cost debt — like credit card debt — you want to deal with that before investing significant amounts of money.
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Consumers who have patchy credit histories may be turned away by lenders and therefore be forced to resort to high-cost payday lenders.
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Another group of taxpayers who find the deduction appealing are those in high-cost housing areas such as New York or San Francisco.
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Home to tech workers, a public poop problem, and a high cost of living, San Francisco is in a league of its own.
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Advocacy for PTC has gone on for decades, but the railroad industry has opposed PTC because of its high cost and technological issues.
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