The market went from meaningfully overpriced, not a record, but overpriced, to average price today.
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Still, a house can be overpriced, and today's savvy house hunters can smell an overpriced house a mile away.
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Airbnb, once a saviour from overpriced hotels, has become the new overpriced hotels since becoming the short-term accommodation staple.
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" — Robert Matthews, Buffalo "Dicks is extremely overpriced anyway.
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An overpriced hipster joint Every neighborhood has an overpriced restaurant with mediocre food, but for some reason is always packed with people, which is why it never drew you in.
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Broadband is miserable, overpriced, controlled by a handful of companies.
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In many cases, "graphene" might just be overpriced pencil lead.
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Beachside snack bars are universally overpriced and almost universally bad.
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Also, it's wickedly overpriced for how small the upgrades are.
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Refuse to pay for an overpriced drink when you're thirsty?
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Your overpriced coffee isn't the reason you're not a millionaire.
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Skip the overpriced brunch spots, and make this dish instead.
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The Apple Watch was slow, overpriced, and confusing at launch.
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Movies have become too expensive, and concession stands are overpriced.
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One media buyer said that Twitter's advertising is vastly overpriced.
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Apple held that tiny, overpriced hill all on its own.
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Sometimes you're too fancy for a limp, overpriced hot dog.
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The young and healthy balked at buying overpriced health insurance.
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They refrain from buying overpriced snacks at the concession stands.
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You'll find no overpriced condos in the big cities here.
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Many properties were overpriced, she said, given the renovations needed.
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Swarovski crystal shops and restaurants selling overpriced Czech cuisine abound.
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More broadly, healthcare in the US remains overpriced and shitty.
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And Nigerians are tired of power cuts and overpriced gasoline.
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As you can see my chai is also horribly overpriced!
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Breakingviews Japanese companies' overseas shopping sprees tend to be overpriced.
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This version melted in my mouth like an overpriced filet.
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That's why we need overpriced fondue pots more than ever.
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We sit at the bar and each have an overpriced cocktail.
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It worries that some financial assets, including American equities, are overpriced.
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But they could see that the land had been wildly overpriced.
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It's not a place for a store that sells overpriced electronics.
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Unless you like overpriced tourist traps with long lines, skip it.
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He believes regional banks, which have underperformed since December, were overpriced.
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A recent acquisition by Perrigo also appears to have been overpriced.
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If you're asking for more at this point, you're probably overpriced.
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The smell of overpriced aloe vera–based lube fills the air.
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Coachella fest is an overpriced, uncomfortable, and simply basic AF scam.
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The combination of overpriced American health care and poverty is lethal.
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"There's nothing to see in there but overpriced jumpers," he announced.
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An overpriced piece of inventory because they have quotas to make.
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However, these beautiful bowls are often overpriced and loaded with sugar.
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It's an oasis in a neighborhood known for overpriced tourist restaurants.
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Snacks and drinks are among the most overpriced items at airports.
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Let's just tackle the idea that the market is somehow overpriced.
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Overpriced, yes; heavily mortgaged and termite-infested, yes; but it's theirs.
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Many analysts and consumers have said the new iPhones are overpriced.
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Overpriced and outdated, they also had a noticeable lack of locals.
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And these instruments that are bought and sold are way overpriced.
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"Frustrated with overpriced cable bills?" blares a headline on the company's website.
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Like the women in the adverts for overpriced and over-gendered razors.
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Depending on your perspective, it's either a great deal or terribly overpriced.
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Cards are very overpriced and very cheesy, but I do my best.
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Despite Uber moderating its IPO expectations, some still consider the stock overpriced.
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Although we could get behind the concept it felt overpriced at $599.
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Even BlackBerry eventually realized that overpriced luxury phones are a dying market.
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The currencies that looked most overpriced a year ago have already plummeted.
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I get a chorizo meatball with fries and an overpriced gin drink.
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Several of my friends have similar keyboard problems on their overpriced laptops.
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Some bucket-list attractions were overpriced, uninspiring, overcrowded, or just plain boring.
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I'd take a cheese platter over an overpriced, shitty hotdog any day.
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Perhaps she should take one of those overpriced ceramics classes or something.
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Even though it was overpriced and slow, the charger quickly sold out.
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Instead, I brought in the dregs of an overpriced Times Square cappuccino.
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So the Hasselblad True Zoom seems like another cool-but-overpriced MotoMod.
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The subways are a mess, so I grab an overpriced Uber home.
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You shouldn't settle for underperforming or overpriced investments, or pay huge commissions.
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" Still, Costa said, "I don't know if overpriced is an issue anymore.
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They're most likely overpriced slight variations on an otherwise far cheaper mixture.
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Orbits Eye Stones, $20, available at UncommonGoodsDon't bother with an overpriced spa.
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There is the bravado, the profanity, the showmanship sizzle, the overpriced steaks.
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Critics say the rules are protectionist, and a cause of overpriced books.
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Reckless lenders made unwise loans so unqualified borrowers could buy overpriced homes.
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You're not wasting your time on sales pitches for overpriced investment products.
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You don't need a bar set or a ton of overpriced barware.
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The joint venture would be an awkward end to an overpriced deal.
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There is also the concern that Apple will make big, overpriced acquisitions.
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Though, it's just as likely Apple could sell an overpriced dongle separately.
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Many seemingly luxe hotspots are overpriced, overcrowded, or simply lacking in authenticity.
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After considering a stock purchase, she decided everything seemed expensive, even overpriced.
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This means even Warby Parker's $95 frames could be seen as overpriced.
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So lots of smart, sophisticated, thoughtful people dismissed them as overpriced toys.
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As some observers on social media pointed out, the home may be overpriced.
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We get coffees and sandwiches at an overpriced joint because it's easy ($34).
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To Fiber's team, Time Warner's broadband was a rip-off — slow and overpriced.
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The shoes are nothing special and grossly overpriced, but I suspect that's intentional.
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I order an overpriced salad and tomato soup because I am so hungry.
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LI XINTONG DID not want one overpriced cashmere sweater, let alone a hundred.
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For some time, Apple's display has been criticized for being outdated and overpriced.
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They have (overpriced) Cadbury chocolate; instead, I get Nimboo Pudina peanuts for $373.
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The American home is replete with all manner of overpriced baubles and trinkets.
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And the worst thing is that the overpriced money-grab continues to exist.
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In fifty years, I am coming to shoplift your overpriced Cadbury Creme Eggs.
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SouvlaSome people say Souvla is overhyped and overpriced, but, well, those people suck.
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One rooster isn't chicken when it comes to ordering a nice, overpriced coffee.
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But it also boasts overpriced food, tacky chain restaurants, and aggressive street vendors.
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At both restaurants, dinner and drinks for two feel overpriced at around €100.
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I think it's worth emphasizing that these are not just overpriced water shoes.
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Breakingviews Overpriced Silicon Valley unicorns are not the only technology-sector valuation oddities.
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Regardless, the market is certainly not cheap, but it's not dramatically overpriced, either.
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It isn't a new swipe-left app and doesn't involve overpriced stretchy pants.
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Goodbye New York stress, tiny, overpriced apartments, and jobs that rarely pay well.
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Pair with an overpriced vape or some sort of cannabis-infused French cuisine.
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One thing is certain though: they love the shit out of overpriced streetwear.
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Some investors, however, cautioned that issuers had to ensure IPOs were not overpriced.
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And researchers suggest a new way to value Bitcoin (they say it's overpriced).
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Travel Tips Room service has a reputation for being overpriced and under-seasoned.
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These people tend to disdain branded nootropics, considering them overpriced and crudely devised.
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Aside from the German Bierhaus we frequent, all of them are majorly overpriced.
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But my colleagues found overpriced items well into this week on both platforms.
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The aquarium is not something I would recommend, especially since it is overpriced.
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From souvenirs to a turkey sandwich, practically everything inside an airport seems overpriced.
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Suddenly, I was no longer a bored kid attending an overpriced art school.
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Not surprisingly, coastal California tops the list of the country's most overpriced places.
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The state of the markets as earnings season begins: are we really overpriced?
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For Australian investors, Myer has become synonymous with overpriced private equity IPO exits.
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It's a fun little device, but it's also overpriced for what it does.
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I know, that's a lot of money for all of that overpriced food.
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K.A overpriced squeeze yogurts) and fruit snacks (overpriced gummy bunnies), negotiate nap times or night-nights and run a shuttle service for a 2-year-old whose play-date and school schedule rivals a cable and network news anchor's work day.
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"In general, risk assets are overpriced and I think almost everything is overpriced since … (well) the last two months it's much easier to find things to sell than to buy," Patrick Armstrong, chief investment officer at Plurimi, told CNBC on Thursday.
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If not, keep your dollars for overpriced seasonal lattes and prepare the DIY way.
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The overpriced Coors Lights were cold, the hot dogs appropriately smushed and college-y.
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They're overpriced, and I wish I had thought to bring some chips from home.
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Well, it turns out the purveyor of overpriced H2O can dish it out, too.
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Obligatory cameo by chef Daniel, plus random close-ups of the overpriced food commence.
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Faced with an overpriced currency investors held back, waiting for the naira to fall.
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And hey, if all else fails, just order yourself a glass of overpriced wine.
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That means it has been selling overpriced trinkets to idiots for almost 20 years.
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"What we see clearly is that the Russian rouble is overpriced," Guryev told Reuters.
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That stuff is overpriced and better suited on trophy wives and visiting emissaries anyway.
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This depends on the efforts of "active" investors shunning overpriced stocks and buying bargains.
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I order a chipotle chicken flatbread and fries, which are overpriced but not bad.
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He's clearly jealous she's getting overpriced gifts from another man, and Charley says so.
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I'd recommend those earbuds to anyone looking for an alternative to Apple's overpriced EarPods.
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The proceeds were squandered on overpriced security gear and a bogus fleet of trawlers.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Do you think U.S. assets are overpriced, if you did poke around?
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Now isn't that better than an evening of overpriced beauty products and sad music?
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Métro rides to the overpriced chiropractor whose Old World office suggests a baron's apartment.
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Insurers also overpriced their premiums for this year, leading to smaller increases this year.
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Instead of attacking this lavishly overpriced system, leading Democratic candidates have benefitted from it.
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It's the base for an overpriced camera program that will hold New York captive.
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Some people thought Justin Bieber's clothing line was overpriced when it launched in January.
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Students are permitted to take out loans to attend overpriced schools with lackluster outcomes.
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Adtech has a reputation for being overcomplicated and overpriced; however, it is largely misunderstood.
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So I caved, dear reader, and bought some overpriced seeds from an Amazon subsidiary.
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Don't fall victim to blister-inducing construction and overpriced kicks with super-cheap materials.
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But insurers may have overpriced their premiums more than necessary, leading to larger profits.
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Zurich is flush with overpriced five-star resorts, but it woefully lacks midrange options.
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The cost of healthcare to America's aging population is overpriced and continuing to rise.
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Others are still struggling to pay for overpriced college books and basic living expenses.
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On the other hand, Margherita pizza is often way overpriced for what it is.
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It's a total vice of an overpriced salad but god damn are they good!
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Checking a bag may be overpriced, but so is the cost of overweight bags.
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Without this, we're all just sitting in a dark theater buying two overpriced drinks.
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DIMON: IT'S NOT A BUBBLE BECAUSE THOSE ARE IN TOTAL NOT THAT BIG AND YEH SOME ARE OVERPRICED WE ALWAYS HAD OVERPRICED COMPANIES IN LIFE AND STOCK PRICES ARE AT A HIGH THOSE PRICES CAN BE JUSTIFIED IF YOU HAVE A GROWING ECONOMY.
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We check-in and get some overpriced airport lunch at one of the many options.
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Now, New York's iconic spot for overpriced pastrami, Katz Deli, is getting into the game.
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The place I picked seems a little overpriced but gorgeous, hence the cheap taco pregame.
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I buy an overpriced water bottle and bag of chips to help me stay awake.
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It may be cultish and excessive and overpriced, but it is also a supportive community.
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You can use it to smuggle your own coffee into artsy and overpriced coffee shops.
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Puerto Rico imports over 80% of its food, overpriced because of Jones Act trade restrictions.
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Barclays Center has had its cool moments, even with its flawed sightlines and overpriced seats.
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I talk myself out of buying all of the delicious, overpriced food that they have.
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Cold architecture and overpriced toiletries are forgiven, like they're being bathed in an understanding light.
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Home prices are less heated this spring, but the largest metropolitan markets are still overpriced.
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Western creditors and the IMF want the government to stop wasting money on overpriced infrastructure.
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Instead, I'm sticking with my favorite Kindle, the slightly overpriced, three-year-old Kindle Voyage.
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On paper, Amazon just bought a struggling overpriced grocery chain for more than $13 billion.
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Despite memes about overpriced avocado toast, young Americans are actually more fiscally cautious than credited.
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I only buy day-old goods from the coffee stand because they're way overpriced normally.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Anything you see right now that is spectacularly overpriced, avoid at all costs?
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They were inevitably overly flirtatious, and the food was inevitably overpriced and drenched in MSG.
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My roommate and I grab plates of leftovers and head out to our overpriced Uber.
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Optimists say that because of the boost from tax cuts, stocks are not wildly overpriced.
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You'll have to excuse me, I have to go weep into my overpriced mediocre pizza.
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Then again, if your overpriced toothbrush has Bluetooth, maybe your coffee machine needs it too.
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Forcing customers to choose between overpriced, swag-filled bundles or nothing is decidedly anti-consumer.
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In contrast, many of the strategies that Research Affiliates called overpriced have outperformed, he added.
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Overpriced property is costing London the economic and human diversity on which its prosperity depends.
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For example, critics who say that Goop is supporting or recommending unproven or overpriced products?
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So, uhh, that overpriced green beer here in the United States seems fine, perfectly fine.
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There could be a backlash if locals pile into an overpriced offering and get burned.
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Every day Congress delays, it relegates more patients with expensive conditions to lousy, overpriced coverage.
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The stock market is "egregiously overpriced," widely followed investor Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Friday.
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Legend has it that the overcrowded, overpriced island called Manhattan once harbored such a world.
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Where most saw yet another overpriced high-rise in progress, Gaze saw a blank canvas.
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Doesn't mean it doesn't taste good, it's just not fresh at all and incredibly overpriced.
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While name brands may be overpriced at the chain, Wegmans-brand toilet paper is affordable.
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I knew they were overpriced; I now realize they are stupid and unhealthy as well.
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Yes, the medallions were overpriced when they hit over $1 million a few years ago.
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Parking at the airport can be overpriced, but there are hacks to get around this.
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It's the latest black eye for the IPO market, as investors see companies as overpriced.
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Estate agent Moses Fiarama said that "a lot of the houses in Lagos are overpriced".
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Estate agent Moses Fiarama said that "a lot of the houses in Lagos are overpriced".
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Pros: Many styles available, options for kids of all ages, durable constructionCons: Some options overpriced
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Everything is grossly overpriced; a single legendary weapon skin in the rotating item shop costs $18.
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We find the cafe in the gardens and grab an overpriced cappuccino and some pastries ($15).
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The verdict is out if this unmanned box of probably overpriced pita chips will take cash.
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Some houses are clearly overpriced, and renting is still a better financial option in some markets.
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It promoted heavy drinking, smoking and lousy, overpriced food that privileged customers charged to their companies.
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With that kind of deal, you can have your lipstick and eat your overpriced cherries, too.
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Socks from Club 404, Lil Miquela's overpriced swag brand, will run you $30 for two pairs.
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But across Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and to a lesser extent, Britain, they look severely overpriced.
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But man, that hand-assembled craftsmanship for overpriced leather materials has to be worth something right?
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I grab a very overpriced local beer and grab a seat before St. Vincent goes on.
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And it's worth noting that he did not say the iPhone was overpriced, merely too expensive.
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Imagine it's Valentine's Day, and you have managed to avoid booking an overpriced and crowded restaurant.
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In my month with the R9000, it proved itself to be basically just an overpriced router.
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Also, fashion is for everyone, it's not just about overpriced clothing and models on a runway.
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The MacBook is still too underpowered, overpriced, and still only has a single USB-C port.
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Today, in the world of overpriced imported goods and food insecurity, the traditional hunts still continue.
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He looks like every rude frat boy I ever served overpriced pizza bagels to in college.
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Other countries, including Canada, ban drug advertising, as consumers respond by seeking inappropriate or overpriced treatments.
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The data doesn't show where the margins on the sales of the overpriced drugs are going.
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If a listing is overpriced and sits on the market for too long, it gets stale.
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It was partly true, and partly an alibi: the tickets were terribly overpriced, and badly scaled.
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The estimate is being downgraded because the assets were overpriced in the initial calculations, they said.
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Insurers overpriced their plans last year, anticipating that the Trump administration would make changes to ObamaCare.
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They are overpriced and full of men looking to get laid with anyone who's drunk enough.
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That's to say nothing of the cost of travel and the inevitably overpriced conference hotel rooms.
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If you want to see some overpriced jumpers on undersized women, you're in the right place.
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Airport food has long conjured images of limp, overpriced Caesar salads and refrigerator-case turkey wraps.
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Market watchers have said for months that stocks were overpriced and long overdue for another pullback.
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Huge pharmaceutical profits from overpriced drugs are an extremely indirect way to fund the foundational research.
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Mr. Trump has criticized Boeing for what he suggested was an overpriced Air Force One replacement.
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Paying for overpriced weed and taking the afternoon off to get baked is an immense privilege.
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Transportation from the airport can be extremely expensive due to surge pricing and overpriced taxi fares.
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Will the judges succeed in finding the sweet spot in this often remote and overpriced market?
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With that, Juicero became the poster child for unnecessarily complex technovations and overpriced, overhyped wellness products.
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And that's by cleaving off the part off the ecosystem that is overpriced and poor quality.
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There's a good chance you'll find Selena's face on as many overpriced T-shirts as Aaliyah's.
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In 1720, the word "bubble" didn't refer to an overpriced asset but to a confidence trick.
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"Hey, it's not Zabar's, and it's a little overpriced," said one former inmate, Lawrence Dressler, 52.
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The startup, a sort of Keurig for cold-pressed plant-water—which made…Read more ReadIn a public statement, the company explained that over the last month it's been studying ways to bring the price of its overpriced $399 juicers down to a still-overpriced $200 range.
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People put their names on waiting lists, tried to bribe drugstore employees and ordered overpriced bottles online.
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It keeps corporate communication to a minimum and the Ataribox seems like some very pretty, overpriced vaporware.
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It feels like an overpriced startup launch video mixed with a purposefully viral but shallow BuzzFeed clip.
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" For an extra $30, those proud new flamethrower owners can "Buy an overpriced Boring Company fire extinguisher!
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The market is always overpriced, but it's close by and I like the family that runs it.
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If an app is overpriced, the fault lies with developers and not Apple, the iPhone maker claimed.
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Coppolella and fans chatted about topics you'd expect: Player picks, Ron Swanson, how organic food is overpriced.
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We get some overpriced airport food while we wait for the last of our group to arrive.
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I enjoyed the hot chocolate at Hotel Imperial Café even though it is an overpriced coffee house.
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Brunch may be overpriced — and it may also be the reason so many millennials aren't buying homes.
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At GE, which grew bloated from too many overpriced purchases, Mr Culp will be on unfamiliar terrain.
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What did the neck pillow ever do to you, other than be severely overpriced in airport stores?
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Reality check: Poor infrastructure, overpriced jet fuel and restrictive flying rights continue to trouble Africa's aviation industry.
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Made from a high-quality leather that isn't insanely overpriced, the bags are totally within our budgets.
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They are busy flogging overpriced SIM cards from neighbouring Congo-Brazzaville to anyone desperate to get online.
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And today they're directed their misplaced rage at overpriced coffee giant Starbucks in the stupidest way possible.
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Icahn thinks the deal is overpriced, with Occidental succumbing to pricing pressure from earlier Anadarko bidder Chevron.
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Do I have an extremely personal vendetta against these small sheets of overpriced, potentially pore-clogging paper?
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I snack on kalamata olives (my favorite) that I bought at the overpriced Whole Foods antipasto bar.
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And at $160, this is actually one of the few Apple products that doesn't seem supremely overpriced.
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And indeed plenty of the early responses to Xiaomi's tweet announcing the Redmi Go brand it "overpriced".
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Investigations have shown some public works contracts are overpriced and some payments are made for fictitious works.
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Montana-based developer, Montainer, is hoping to combat the extremely limited and overpriced housing market Portland, Ore.
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The rich have private health insurance and patronise private hospitals, some world-class and others merely overpriced.
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In past years, Buffett has told investors he had not found anything to buy that wasn't overpriced.
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Do they purchase all of those overpriced items that no one dared touch on the bridal registry?
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There's a $500 million rejuvenation project afoot to give Melbourne more overpriced real estate and less adventure.
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I thought my test vehicle was good, if a bit overpriced, and I loved the V6 engine.
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It has also been criticized for being vastly overpriced, reportedly costing about three times the international standard.
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The race to higher resolutions is a pissing match that drowns consumers in useless and overpriced TVs.
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All of these bundle prices make the new Apple TV look even more like an overpriced device.
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It could provide patients a drug from Canada if one from the US was overpriced, for example.
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Others noted that the hotel is "overpriced," while many others seemed to believe it was worth it.
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Tesla has, however, been dropped by Nordea Global Climate and Environmental Fund, which says it is overpriced.
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Others deride its taste and say its coffee is just an overpriced version of convenience store sludge.
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More to the point, she thought the prewar stock in her price range was tiny and overpriced.
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California, we were told, was an overpriced and overregulated land of marauding immigrants and straw-less restaurants.
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" The statement also lashes out against theaters, accusing them of charging "exorbitant prices" and selling "overpriced concessions.
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However, we don't really see what's so great about overpriced green mush on a piece of bread.
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It&aposs filled with overpriced boutiques and restaurants that serve tapas and imported wine from South America.
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As for the overpriced subway contracts, the city had no choice but to keep going, he said.
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Luckily, for you, there's now a way to buy skins for your overpriced Blade Runner cosplay vehicle.
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Young people in particular get a bad rap for wasting money dining out, particularly on overpriced brunch.
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But with its more than three million visitors per year, Napa can quickly get overcrowded and overpriced.
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I confess that what chefs call "large format dishes" often strike me as oversized, overpriced Instagram chum.
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"The World Cup became very overpriced," said Kuper, who is also a columnist for the Financial Times.
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Especially when you think about how much they're asking for an overpriced beer and the entrance fee.
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"If you look at gold versus the other major assets, it's overpriced relative to its history," said LaForge.
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Many would argue that MacBooks and Macs are overpriced versions of machines that Apple competitors released years ago.
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You know the nutrient-rich choice would probably be one of those overpriced kale salad bowls or something.
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This thing is still incredibly overpriced, and AirPlay is so good it almost makes the HomePod worth it.
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Ibuprofen, vitamins, cough drops and allergy medications are often overpriced at airports and convenience stores in tourist areas.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to cleaning products that label themselves "antimicrobial," they're largely a pile of overpriced trash.
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And now, a few weeks later, Evans has apparently emerged to embrace a new overpriced beverage: raw water.
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She then compares her analysis with the asset's market value to see if it's overpriced or under-valued.
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Trost offered up some advice on how to make sure you and your overpriced earbuds never part ways.
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English abounds, and advertisements for overpriced sangria and paella hang outside of the many cafes lining the square.
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"There is never a market for overpriced listings," said Hall F. Willkie, the president of Brown Harris Stevens.
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But once in Thailand, they are often pressured into buying overpriced food, accommodation and gifts, said industry experts.
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" Fisher called the Japanese 30-year bond "maybe the most overpriced security on the face of the Earth.
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For $70, it's definitely good enough to make the $179 Apple TV 4K and Nvidia Shield seem overpriced.
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I will be savoring every last drop of this overpriced beverage, and I think twice before ordering another.
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Time to break out the denim, the leather, or that overpriced waxed English sporting jacket, and start pinning.
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Nokia was viewed as a joke by the gaming community, and an overpriced oddity by regular phone customers.
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I have time to kill before my flight, so I have another overpriced glass of wine and read.
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So, are vibrating rollers or handheld tools really worth it or are they an overpriced social media gimmick?
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Even with those claims of overpriced food that's mediocre at best, Nusr-Et Steakhouse seems pretty successful worldwide.
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An overpriced ballpark hotdogI do not want to pay $5 for a meat tube of unknown origins.143.
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I'm too hungry to be annoyed at how overpriced our cafeteria is for how boring the food tastes.
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I really hate buying food on campus because there aren't any good healthy options and it's all overpriced.
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And for only $34.99 a month, you'll be saving a ton of money by skipping the overpriced restaurants.
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The day of conversation hearts, overpriced prix-fixe dinners, and couples acting cute everywhere is almost upon us.
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Otherwise, a smartwatch becomes an overpriced irritation on your wrist, one you can't help but be aware of.
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Good luck using your phone in your stupid overpriced studio, because cell service is a total shit show.
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Much of this money finds its way to cronies of the prime minister, often via overpriced procurement contracts.
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"Overpriced Lego ride for McLaren fanboys" one multi-hypercar-owning friend groused to me in an Instagram message.
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Others are worried that as time ticks on, Fortum is more likely to rush into an overpriced deal.
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Instead, they make money on the overpriced stuff they sell at the concession stands—popcorn being numero uno.
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The fundamental reason for this dearth of alternatives to overpriced lawyers is, of course, stiff resistance to competition.
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He favors the emerging markets, which he describes as "supercharged," but warns against "wildly overpriced" global sovereign bonds.
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It's also got some traditional crap -- $55k Israel trip, $54k Japan trip, and some grossly overpriced skincare items.
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When he couldn't find a decent lobster roll that wasn't wildly overpriced, he decided to create his own.
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Conventions can be intense: the press of people, the overwhelming smell of body odor, the overpriced, undercooked food.
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True, it's not cheap, but you could spend much, much more (as I have) for an overpriced Tumi.
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But I know a lot of people use Android as a phone, not just an overpriced VR headset.
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I guess the flip side of that is there's always a market for ridiculously overpriced, well-designed technology.
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At $35 for a 36-pack, the comparison to Apple headphones is apt: overpriced for what you get.
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Pros: Great assortment of candy, more interesting than standard chocolates, genuine German importCons: Slightly overpriced, some candy stale
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More recently, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos looked to invest in the property but found it overpriced, she reported.
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The entrance of these successful business giants raises the possibility of getting control of our overpriced healthcare system.
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There were cheaply made basics on the market and ornate, overpriced lingerie, but not many options in between.
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In an earlier video, he gave Jenner's makeup a mixed review, saying they were basic and ultimately overpriced.
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Perhaps some cheap wine and an overpriced cupcake would have been a better analgesic for my particular troubles.
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Here's how it happened: I spent over a year looking at properties online, lusting after tiny, overpriced apartments.
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"This will become Hawaii, an overpriced place controlled by white people while bomba dancers do demonstrations for tourists."
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We should not push patients to go broke on overpriced brand-name drugs with false promises of safety.
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Food stores in Cuba are government-run, with products highly subsidized and others wildly overpriced by global standards.
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Piously nutritious, oddly addictive and invariably overpriced, mashed avocado has become ubiquitous to the point of self-parody.
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I use my phone to calculate 20% of my friend's overpriced meal at this nondescript Long Island diner.
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Yet the term "shopping" puts the onus on the patient, not the overpriced American system of medical care.
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But the bridge and hundreds like it — overpriced, underused and sinking in debt — are squeezing governments across China.
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I think their cream cheese is overpriced, but it tastes great while eating it, so who can complain...?
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The iPhone X does a great job in this indoor close-up shot of this lovely overpriced salad.
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A Corvette without a V22020 would be like a baseball game without a hot dog and overpriced beer.
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On the other hand, I thought Dunkin&aposs egg and cheese English muffin was overpriced, dry, and flavorless.
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On the other hand, I thought Dunkin&aposs egg and cheese English muffin was overpriced, dry, and flavorless.
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The company is alerting sellers that are "not in compliance" and deleting listings that are overpriced, Louise reports.
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I am ready to move out of this place, as it is overpriced and not nice at all.
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It was overpriced and underpowered, and Microsoft overestimated interest in the motion-sensing Kinect, before killing it outright.
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Ultimately, defense reform will require a fresh look at the Pentagon's far-flung missions and overpriced weapons programs.
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But after shooting with it I can wholeheartedly say it's an overpriced chunk of plastic you don't need.
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He came home with a bouquet of overpriced supermarket roses that would be on sale the next day.
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I threatened him with divorce if he ever again brought me overpriced roses or chocolates in mid-February.
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Doing nothing in July is better than spending a bunch of money on overpriced things you don't need.
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You can peep what looks to be an "Everything is Awesome" smoothie, and "Overpriced coffee" on the menu below.
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Making your own meals is vastly cheaper than buying fast food or overpriced gas station snacks on the road.
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One of you will end up with your heart sliced thin like a watermelon radish in an overpriced salad.
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Higher rates would also come in line with the bank's steps to cool an overpriced housing market, Benda said.
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It's one small bright spot on an increasingly crowded and overpriced horizon, but we'll take what we can get.
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But compare that to the HP Spectre Folio, another overpriced Y-series laptop that puts a premium on design.
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Like overpriced food delivery, Shyp hawks the sort of deal that only a supremely lazy person would succumb to.
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Who knows, one day that grave plot might look a lot more appealing than an overpriced condo in Toronto.
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Competing video companies are screwed if they don't pay up, because AT&T squeezes its customers with overpriced services.
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Duane decided to invite the community's homeless to enjoy the feast, rather than waste all of that overpriced food.
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In America as a whole, housing is fairly valued, but in San Francisco and Seattle it is 20% overpriced.
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You've been a frequent guest on Jim Bakker's television show, helping the televangelist hawk overpriced tubs of dehydrated food.
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This time, Ken gets off a little easier; he is merely stuck with a huge bill for overpriced tequila.
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All you'll need is an overpriced Everlane jacket, ankle baby socks and an iPad for him to immediately break.
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The shaving companies had been tricking me with their patriarchal marketing tricks into buying overpriced female razors for years.
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But I have yet to find a jar mask that actually hydrates, and isn't just an overpriced gel moisturizer.
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Sometimes, however, airports are not co-operative, trying their best to shove visitors onto convenient but overpriced transport links.
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This is an overpriced variant on SlingTV instead of a true competitor to the current streaming champ: PS Vue.
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I get a sandwich and overpriced bottle of kombucha from the convenience store that is inside our office building.
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Mr Jacques insists that Rio will not make overpriced acquisitions even to secure prized battery minerals such as lithium.
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At $300, and for something so important to those who suffer from severe allergies, it's still stupidly overpriced. [Reuters]
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They are WAY overpriced, even with a 20% off coupon, but I'm desperate and know I can expense them.
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And in the end, you get an overpriced cookie-cutter dress, all because the industry exploits sentimentality and tradition.
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It also had a problem with IPO performance, with overpriced deals helped over the line by friendly "cornerstone" investors.
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Pack your own lunch Waiting in line for an (overpriced) salad wastes time when you're up against the clock.
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When Valentine's Day falls on a Sunday, you have the perfect reason to skip overpriced prix-fixe dinner menus.
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Many generic drugs are "wildly overpriced" in Medicare, according to anew analysisof federal data from research firm 46brooklyn Research.
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Niagara Falls itself is gorgeous, but what surrounds it is overpriced chain restaurants and hotels that ruin the experience.
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Though the movies make it seem like the perfect vacation spot, Las Vegas is really just overpriced and touristy.
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And I live in New York City, which means overpriced drinks and food are pretty par for the course.
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You've got your overpriced snack and magazine, but if you're traveling to another country, you'll need to exchange money.
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In the industrial revolution, the kind of food that was being produced was disgusting and incredibly unhealthy and overpriced.
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It seems like every big headline of the year has a "sexy," overpriced spandex-and-polyester monstrosity to match.
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We manage to get a nice sunny table in Bryant Park, so that makes up for the overpriced salad.
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I get a juice, coffee, and some eggs — and, as with everything in regional Australia, it's overpriced and underwhelming.
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As a complete package, it's overpriced and there are countless other options for better quality sound at its price.
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Inside the venue, it was a familiar scene for any hockey fan, minus the overpriced beer (and the hockey).
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So Michigan and its big-time football counterparts are going on spending sprees, buying overpriced stuff they don't need.
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How do you know if you're at a dive versus an overpriced bar made to look like a dive?
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Vendors squeezed between the wreckage on the roadsides, selling bread patties and overpriced spring onions magically procured from somewhere.
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While the home might be overpriced, at least according to some Realtors, the beachside estate is still a beauty.
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"It's a high-quality asset that was overpriced," Venky Ganesan, a venture capitalist at Menlo Ventures, said of Dropbox.
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Stay away from the overpriced, average restaurants situated in Piazza Navona, Pantheon and Campo dei Fiori, Rome's main squares.
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You can't forget about the overpriced popcorn you buy even though you know you aren't going to finish it.
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We aren't New York City, and that's what they're setting people up for—this overpriced, shitty standard of living.
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They have also found a comfortable landing spot at Cafe Milano, an outpost of bipartisan consumption of overpriced pasta.
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Was I providing an overpriced but much-appreciated service, like a 1920s bootlegger, or pushing poison to the community?
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"As rents go up you know the prices go up, and after a while we'll be overpriced," he said.
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Large parts of the overpriced real estate sector involve money laundering, with Russian, Chinese, Arab and even Iranian money.
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The streets around Fenway and Wrigley are lined with lively bars and restaurants hawking overpriced beers and gourmet sausages.
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Going into this, I knew the cafe was probably going to be a bit overpriced for common food items.
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One consultant who works with Amazon sellers said that some listings for overpriced face masks have already been deleted.
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If you think snacks like chips and cookies are overpriced, just wait until you step inside an airport restaurant.
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Like most other overpriced airport items, tourism and souvenir vendors inside the terminals capitalize on travelers' lack of preparation.
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While I&aposve had some epic adventures, some bucket-list attractions were overpriced, uninspiring, overcrowded, or just plain boring.
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"I don't think that's an overpriced, over excessive market that you want to be significantly de-risking," Sowerby said.
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Investors had written them off as overpriced and underperforming — but now they're making money and taking in new cash.
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"I think the market has overpriced the amount of rate cuts that the Fed is likely to do," Weber said.
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Seriously, never ever buy books from your school's bookstore, they're always overpriced and you have to wait in long lines.
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Ditch the creepy, overpriced masks and head to your local thrift shop to create one of these group costume ideas.
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However, analysts say consumer staples needs to gain more compared with other sectors, such as tech, before being considered overpriced.
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In addition to salad recipes, spiritual wisdom, and overpriced skincare products, Poosh will also feature advice and tips about wellness.
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Sater's firm spun false stories about the companies to inflate their value, then dumped the overpriced stocks onto unwitting investors.
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If the company's marketing plan is right, it could make overpriced gyms with boring workout equipment sweat some new competition.
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This year's hot IPOs have one thing in common — they are all overpriced, according to one reliable market valuation judge.
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Poor infrastructure, restrictive flying rights and overpriced jet fuel make flying planes profitably much trickier than elsewhere in the world.
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I walk to the new terminal and grab a large cold brew coffee and an overpriced fruit cup at Starbucks.
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We order two way overpriced drinks while there, but get to watch our friends song swap, which makes it better.
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Unfortunately, the geniuses at Apple have not found a way to add any meaningful updates to the overpriced wearable device.
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The Supersonic hair dryer is even more overpriced than other Dyson products, but it is also an outstandingly good product.
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Families crowd behind tables weighed down by narghile pipes, glasses of overpriced beer and plates of sliced carrots and cucumbers.
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"The problem now is: it's really difficult to find an apartment in Berlin which is not totally overpriced," said Sebastian.
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Sometimes, you get to a place, attraction, or activity only to find it overpriced, uninspiring, overcrowded, or just plain boring.
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This rapid iteration was what transformed the Air from an underpowered and overpriced slab of aluminum into everyone's favorite notebook.
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Craigslist and Airbnb listings are out of control for the solar eclipse, stuffed with overpriced student apartments and backyard spaces.
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Could these figures have been higher had Mario not overpriced its app at a hefty $9.99 for the full version?
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Stocks are overpriced, but that may not be a problem, Peter Costa, president of Empire Executions, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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An analyst that loves Beyond Meat's business still thinks the stock is wildly overpriced — and he's urging traders to sell
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"If the political risk (in Europe) is overpriced then you might have a decent chance in European equities," she added.
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Should an investor keep on chasing overpriced equities and hope to get off the train at just the right time?
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The same can be said for troubled, overpriced systems like the LCS, the new aircraft carrier, and the KC-85033.
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Widely planted, often in the wrong places, cynically overcropped and overpriced, much merlot, particularly from California, was insipid at best.
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It attacks an industry that's overpriced and over-bloated, essentially, and hard, purposely hard, makes it easy and cuts prices.
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How many people understand that there is no asset that is so good that it can't become overpriced and lethal?
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Reject an overpriced procedure (even if your insurer is paying the bulk of the bill) and take your business elsewhere.
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Have I had to accompany my child door to door to sell overpriced wrapping paper to save a school program?
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I also thought about eating an entire pan of brownies in one sitting and online shopping for extremely overpriced sweatpants.
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If it had its financial house in order, overpriced parts and contracts might have been detected before ever being approved.
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There was a 36-inch flat-screen TV, a tidy little desk and an honor bar stashed with overpriced goodies.
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In another case, the couple consulted a contractor and decided the house in question was overpriced given the work required.
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"We like it here because it doesn't have the sleek, overpriced feel of the Lower East Side," Ms. Blazej said.
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In 1971, Lockheed had made a series of ill-advised decisions, making overpriced planes for which there was little demand.
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Pharmacy benefit managers pocket the difference between what they charge insurance programs for overpriced generics and what they pay pharmacists.
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Elsewhere, he finds India overpriced, and he is avoiding utilities and Chinese banks, although he likes banks in other countries.
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Congress needs to create a functioning marketplace that will solve our twin problems of overpriced drugs and opaque drug information.
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One consultant who works with Amazon sellers said that listings for overpriced face masks had been deleted from the site.
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It is delicious and has so much fresh basil on it, which I love, but honestly it was overpriced ($12).
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Even the competitors are happy, because they get an easy marketing ploy: Make fun of Apple for its overpriced crap.
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Most of the crowd seemed older; graying at the temples, rationing their overpriced beers, and nodding enthusiastically instead of headbanging.
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They have "table service," which I discover is a euphemism for having to mix cranberry juice with overpriced vodka for yourself.
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For some, Times Square is a place to get trampled by tourists and eat dinner at a seriously overpriced TGI Fridays.
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Supermarket ice cream is 100 percent superior to whatever sloppy bullshit you concocted with your overpriced Williams Sonoma ice cream maker.
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And, as we've already learned via juice places, white people and their money are soon parted by massively overpriced natural goods.
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Instead of buying illegally produced, overpriced, and mislabeled bottles of fine wines, people could buy affordable molecular "clones" of priceless vintages.
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There is no greater pleasure than pretending you're wiping out an entire mosquito community with your grotesquely overpriced $400 mosquito vacuum.
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Right now we're one of those overpriced salads where they trick you by hiding some bleu cheese in between the layers .
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It's a 720p DLP projector that costs $650, which sounds archaic and overpriced in this age of itty-bitty laser projectors.
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As ridiculous as these prices might seem, it appears that the iMac Pro's $5,000 base configuration might not be that overpriced.
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To the extent that robo-advising companies are stealing customers away from overpriced investment advisers, that's a great development for consumers.
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In trying to bring down the laptop's profile and weight, LG ended up with a overpriced gadget with abysmal battery life.
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Another truth is that good companies are not necessarily good stocks to buy because they can be overpriced at the moment.
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To put it simply, the Mini's overpriced navigation option wasn't as reliable as the free Google Maps installed on my iPhone.
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There are large retailers, like All Saints, Made Well, or whatever, and then overpriced vintage boutiques, which is hit or miss.
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Most passengers have to spring for overpriced cabs or catch a white-knuckled ride on the back of a motorcycle taxi.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, the company that makes wildly overpriced phones for rich assholes was recently sold to Baferton Ltd.
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Many generic drugs are "wildly overpriced" in Medicare, according to a new analysis of federal data from research firm 46brooklyn Research.
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For a truly relaxing experience, though, avoid Tom Nook and his overpriced products — probably the only stressful aspect of the game.
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I pass on a pair of compression socks that seem overpriced, since I think I can get them cheaper on Amazon.
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I went in with an open mind; I'm not jaded enough to have outright dismissed Labo as some silly, overpriced gimmick.
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"Mars World" would have free admission, though I can only imagine the sickening amount of merchandising and overpriced Mars-hatten cocktails.
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We guess our hero has to refuse her journey twice, since the first time it was the overpriced pinot noir talking?
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But investors lost their appetite when an analyst warned that the stock was overpriced, sending the price down by a quarter.
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"I'm worried about utilities and real estate just because they are the obvious trade, and I believe they're overpriced, " Levine said.
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Overpriced donuts don't seem very important in the grand scheme of issues affecting our country, but it's still fun to watch.
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That statement alone is enough to swap out your overpriced t-shirt bras for a well-made and supportive cotton one.
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Floyd Mayweather won't have to worry about strip club cover charges or outrageously overpriced vodka ... we've learned he's starting his own.
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At the start of the year, economists at Goldman Sachs argued financial markets had overpriced the risk of a global recession.
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It's overpriced as a camera given the specs, but the quality, durability and brand rescue the X-U, in some instances.
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If you wish to become a parody of a millennial this Christmas, consider buying an overpriced holiday ornament of avocado toast.
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With poor specifications, underperforming but overpriced hardware and no guidance from Geeksphone into the distribution of the device, the Blackphone 1.
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Without it I couldn't pass the anti-money laundering checks imposed on the fancy and overpriced London law firm we'd hired.
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" My mom picks up an overpriced Moroccan tea cup and kisses her teeth, "they sure know how to steal a design.
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Her first mistake was dating a guy whose last name sounds like an overpriced ketchup brand you'd find at Whole Foods.
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Its overpriced stock was successfully deployed during the heady days of tech mayhem in the 1990s, but put to poor use.
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I didn't plan to eat in the dining car, because I'd read that the food was overpriced and not very good.
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Those of you who love Chick-fil-A will probably go back time and again for its mediocre, overpriced chicken sandwich.
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Odebrecht has monopolized some construction projects, and some of its projects are of questionable public value, perform poorly, or are overpriced.
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"The crisis is coming because people are tired of buying watches that are overpriced," the French-born, Geneva-based watchmaker said.
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From overpriced clothes to racist garments, here's a look at some of this year's worst fashion fails and controversies, so far.
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While starlets blew their fortune on overpriced novelty T-shirts, average Americans took out loans on their homes to live lavishly.
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Goods can be overpriced or underpriced to move monetary value between parts of a network as opposed to directly moving currency.
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With Vimovo, it seemed I stumbled on another waste stream: overpriced drugs whose actual costs are hidden from doctors and patients.
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Room service is often the last refuge of business travelers, and an overpriced, under-seasoned option for travelers without many options.
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Trending down: Despite Facebook's ban on medical face masks, ads for overpriced N95 masks are still showing up on the platform.
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Trending down: Despite Facebook's ban on medical face masks, ads for overpriced N95 masks are still showing up on the platform.
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The Right Way to Order Room Service at a Hotel Room service has a reputation for being overpriced and under-seasoned.
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So Tesla's best option to solve its short-term liquidity problems is to issue more shares of its wildly overpriced stock.
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Seven city agencies knew the medallions were overpriced, but the city continued to auction them off to help balance its books.
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It's a bro-y joke trafficking in bro-y humor to get free PR and maybe sell a few overpriced candles.
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The overpriced Dollar Tree cups and sticker books make me roll my eyes, but it's all a part of the experience.
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But these gift shops are always overpriced, and once you buy something you have to lug around your loot all day.
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Some other overpriced coffee lovers in Tulsa tell us Rachel and Bill weren't flying solo -- they were with his family members.
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It's also very difficult to find a traditional sit-down restaurant near the Strip that isn't overpriced, according to The Travel.
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There are 2,000 residents, an overpriced grocery store, geese roaming sports fields, a few wineries, abandoned buildings, and not much else.
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Entire cities have become like fashionable restaurants, overpriced and short on places, though there have been recent signs of a cooldown.
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Buyers, more discerning and cautious, eschewed properties considered overpriced or unremarkable, especially on the luxury side, where inventory was more plentiful.
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I pick up some overpriced chocolate almonds and a bag of Skinny Pop white cheddar popcorn (it's dairy-free and yummy).
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Say what ya want about her overpriced Goop items, but Gywneth's dedication to yoga and pilates is WORKING like a mutha.
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In this way, the leftovers from the production of your overpriced latte end up as insect shit and sun-ripened tomatoes.
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The investigation focuses on investments in overpriced assets, including private equity funds with artificially inflated share prices, according to the federal police.
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Of course, Amazon might just be doing this for some positive press early in its ownership of America's largest overpriced grocery store.
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That maybe it's actually thinking about its users and trying to provide a laptop that, if still overpriced, is not embarrassingly so.
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Does it make me feel wistful for the days, when you could count on an overpriced Apple product to just work. Absolutely.
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If we keep going at this rate, the traditional locals will be gone, leaving only identical Scandi-style bars serving overpriced cocktails.
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As someone who has spent time on both sides, I feel a call to speak out against frivolous and overpriced patent litigation.
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I visited the best bar in London and Europe expecting a stuffy atmosphere thanks to overpriced drinks, but I was proved wrong.
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Even Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff), our favorite overpriced therapist, gave two distinctly different hugs to the men in her life last season.
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The diminutive 12-inch MacBook was (and is) a marvel of miniaturization, but it was too underpowered and overpriced for most people.
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Suddenly, and for the first time in my adult life, my overpriced apartment and bloated electric bill seemed incredibly easy to justify.
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I stop by the local ranch supply store to buy a very overpriced bag of grain-free lamb and rice dog food.
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The egg has been one of many overpriced and ineffective, or even harmful, products that Goop has sold, according to medical experts.
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It was enough that contracts were overpriced, that Lula was close to construction bosses and that he was the PT's unquestioned leader.
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"It's certainly overpriced," Gupta said, adding that the government's objective is not to maximize revenue, but to spread connectivity across the country.
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In a world that's overflowing with cutesy, overpriced, home decor boutiques, few would argue the allure of Target — or more specifically, Target.com.
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Many restaurants and shops, such as the one pictured, are disappearing and taking their places are fancy new buildings and overpriced menus.
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Nor is 5% growth fast enough to support an overpriced market in the event Trump's tax-cut plans don't materialize, he adds.
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Everyone will tell you to buy different things, and you will buy these overpriced things and throw a third of them away.
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Either that or it sold overpriced garbage that even the clueless well-to-do with money to burn eventually wised up to.
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And, as I said when the similarly overpriced Kanex GoPower Watch was announced earlier this year, this is still a terrible idea.
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At least it's some verification that that overpriced can of Heineken really does taste like approximately nothing and it's not just me.
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U.S. stocks fell sharply for a second straight day Thursday as fears of higher interest rates and overpriced technology shares rattled investors.
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She goes to the Hamptons with her "girl squad" for a weekend of overpriced parties, but it ends up being a bust.
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Also tell Ivanka that her attempts to turn presidential interviews into chances to hawk her gaudy, overpriced jewelry are tacky and pathetic.
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It's the sometimes-viewed-as-overpriced, vegan-friendly, dope-lunch-selection supermarket that your parents constantly complain eats up half their paychecks.
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At the very least, he can probably count on the people living in Pharrell's new midtown condo to buy some overpriced tracksuits.
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While many market watchers think equities are overpriced, one expert still thinks there might be a "surprisingly strong" end of the year.
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There's an extensive selection of Italian wines, but by the glass they're a bit overpriced by Italian standards at €7 and up.
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But despite its exponential success, Sugg received some criticism in 2017 for an advent calendar that people said was overpriced and disappointing.
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A third is providing more generic alternatives to overpriced drugs while blocking pharmaceutical companies from charging other countries less than we pay.
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Kano Harry Potter Coding Kit L.O.L. Surprise Amazing Surprise for $98 ($22 off): Yes, this toy is an overpriced plastic-ridden nightmare.
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The kids eat at the adults' table; they are not banished to another room to eat overpriced chicken nuggets and watch cartoons.
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Concert-goers are eager to subvert the overpriced drinks at the bar, of course, so his patronage is always a welcome presence.
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Here's the point where you think I'm full of shit and start searching for an overpriced brunch place or opt for flowers.
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The new owners closed the store in 2003 "after 54 years of selling perfect produce and overpriced provender," The New Yorker wrote.
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Instead of using design to transform space and creating an experience that opens up minds, Snarkitecture has made overpriced photo backdrops. Why?
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But eight employees concurred that Panera Bread isn't the best place to seek out deals, calling the menu "overpriced" and "too expensive."
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Delightful if you care about such things, but overpriced, overhyped and meaningless in our universal quest toward living a life we love.
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He allowed a second - Arror- to be built for a maximum 15.4 billion shillings, down from a previously overpriced 28.3 billion shillings.
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You can argue whether they are overpriced or underpriced, but everyone in the room can at least agree they are fairly valued.
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I scope around the airport to check out my extremely limited options and finally, buy an overpriced orange at California Pizza Kitchen.
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Souvenirs and tourist merchandise tend to be really overpriced at the airport, so plan ahead when it comes to grabbing any gifts.
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Along the way, he apparently has heard the core demand of Democratic voters for reform of America's overpriced, underperforming health care system.
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For the most part, one of my competitors, I forget exactly which one, one said that everything with a QSIP is overpriced.
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"High-end inventory is dropping and overpriced high-end properties are being pulled," said Jonathan Miller of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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Fact is, the Touch Bar is an overpriced extra that nobody really needs, and few people are willing to pay more for.
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It could be because of the overpriced cocktails, the $5.99 ATM fees, or perhaps simply because of the lack of real culture.
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When the company buys buildings, it doesn&apost want to overpay for them and it avoids what it sees as overpriced markets.
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They describe it as an overpriced boondoggle, another huge government bureaucracy, anti-family, a way of imposing liberal values on helpless children.
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It was a hooded sweatshirt, printed with the phrase: "It's My Birthday and All I Got Was This Overpriced Hoodie from Vetements."
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The SFANS sells for $59, almost as much as Nintendo's already overpriced official dock, which, unlike the SFANS, also includes a spare charger.
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But many Japanese welcome the service as a consumer-friendly approach to Buddhist rituals, whose cost is often perceived as murky and overpriced. .
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A little tipsy off of overpriced beer, I was waiting for my then-boyfriend in the parking lot outside a Washington Nationals game.
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Peter Costa, president of Empire Executions and a CNBC contributor, said the market might have been a little overpriced heading into Monday's trading.
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Recent Tripadvisor reviews of the park paint a bleak picture, with visitors complaining that the attraction is overpriced, rundown, and devoid of guests.
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Until the city bastardized itself so badly that queer street sex was replaced with overpriced, heteronormative Sex in the City tourist walking tours.
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The consultancy said Sinopec has also cut crude imports from Angola and Russia in the first quarter, probably because they were also overpriced.
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No screenings will be lost; no customers will have cabin fever; theaters will earn an enviable profit on extra overpriced soda and snacks.
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For-profit universities, often criticized for recruiting disadvantaged Americans and offering overpriced degrees, saw their enrollments more than triple during the Great Recession.
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The food is way overpriced there, but I haven't spent much money this week, so I splurge a little for the convenience factor.
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We know Tay Tay's touring soon -- and now you have a better idea of what will be on her overpriced concert merch list.
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I work in West Hollywood and the restaurants around me are so overpriced that I don't even entertain the option of eating out.
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Unless you're ultra rich and want to invest in an overpriced collection of blades forged from the same steel as a samurai sword.
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Instead of the overpriced fast-food on offer in the public concourse, a maze of restaurants and bars serve free caviar and champagne.
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It was a much-needed dose of consumer reality during a time when gadget bloggers were gushing about overpriced phones and MP3 players.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Hsueh said that investors will now monitor movements on 219.76-year real yields, relative to which gold looks overpriced.
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Maybe you'll have just enough bars to scroll through Twitter while everyone else is dragging their slow ass through an overpriced pumpkin patch.
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Some of us buy overpriced meditation cushions and throw out the potato chips in our cupboards (or finish them because we're not wasteful).
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A court blocked Palantir, a software company, from bidding last year on an Army data analytics program that is currently overpriced and underperforming.
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Galloway lambasted the $1.1 billion deal as "overpriced" and compared Tumblr to a "porn site" for its high level of adult-site traffic.
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It's the sometimes-viewed-as-overpriced, vegan-friendly, dope-lunch-selection supermarket that your parents constantly complain eats up half of their paychecks.
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The previous-generation Mac Pro was one off the main sticking points of the argument, since it was overpriced and difficult to upgrade.
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But Pfizer and its chief executive, Ian C. Read, bear the most responsibility for wasting time and resources pushing an overpriced, risky deal.
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He can't stand that they publicly vote against him by shorting Tesla shares and telling reporters why they think Tesla stock is overpriced.
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Each chocolate in the calendar ends up costing more than a dollar, and as candy alone that would be quite overpriced, quality notwithstanding.
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There are too many tourists, the restaurants are overpriced, the shops are overrated, and it's definitely not the prettiest street in the city.
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Motorway service stations are known for many things—fast food outlets, overpriced coffee, coach parties, and queues for the toilets—but a fishmonger?
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To justify them on the account of overpriced water is akin to justifying voting a racist demagogue into office out of economic anxiety.
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So they've had some pulled pork and a couple of overpriced cocktails, and you can imagine they're going home to some dull sex.
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" Amazon reviewers have also called the company's toys overpriced, and noted that they aren't worth the investment since children tend to "lose everything.
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As a native Korean, Youngju has access to a variety of BTS fandom material that is either unavailable or overpriced in other countries.
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I paid 17.50 euros online for my ticket, the minimum in their dynamic pricing arrangement, and found it slightly overpriced for my taste.
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So please don't put "trigger warning" on a sign outside your theater for me to peruse only after I've bought my overpriced ticket.
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Corrections often signal that investors have realized equities are overpriced, that there's a new and previously unknown threat to the market, or both.
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How about spending money on updating the prehistoric signal systems instead of shiny, overpriced new stations that Cuomo can take photo ops in.
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These are separate questions: Queens might not have an overpriced, incompetent Sichuan restaurant, but that doesn't mean opening one is a good idea.
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At $69 it's way overpriced, and we already know that nearly every hoverboard out there has been deemed unsafe due to electronics issues.
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Pre-packaged meat is often overpriced, says Gamoran, and you can save by simply going to the meat counter and finding whole pieces.
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London has an array of Christmas markets, but they were overcommercialized, with most stalls selling the same things — overpriced hot chocolates and ... churros?
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Boomer showdown over the term, revealing that it's about so much more than an easy insult over technological helplessness or overpriced avocado toast.
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The Realme X makes supposedly cheap phones like the $479 Pixel 3A XL look extremely overpriced, whether you're into onion-inspired designs or not.
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"To be honest, the market is overpriced," Kaufmann says, noting a dearth in brands that offer top quality makeup at the lowest prices possible.
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Red's overpriced Hydrogen One and its gimmicky "holographic display" (more like headache-inducing, glasses-free 3D screen) was a disaster before it even launched.
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It's where you go when you want to be barred from entry to an overpriced lounge for not wearing a dress shirt or heels.
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With a wealth of research, UA seems like it could be a legitimate health supplement, compared to those overpriced bottles of deep purple juice.
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I find some wildly overpriced ones, but they're going to have to do, because I don't want to waste time taxiing to a supermarket.
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Never mind that there are plenty of ways to diversify a community's access to produce without moving a gleaming, overpriced corporation into the mix.
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Never overpriced or intimidating, Ulta Beauty is the great equalizer; there's truly something for everyone, whether you're a drugstore devotee or a label snob.
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"The goal is to change the current status quo of polluted cities, smog and ineffective, inconvenient and overpriced transportation modes together!" says the company.
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Apple's flagship business took a hit when the company rolled out overpriced iPhones last fall, adding pressure to the already saturated and competitive market.
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Unfortunately, the post office is under attack, overpriced and underfunded by Congress — under pressure from its commercial competitors that want it to go away.
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Data show the number of open PMPRB investigations into potentially overpriced drugs has more than doubled since 22017, reaching 2100 as of March 2180.
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Giddy off the energy of the city (and one too many overpriced beers), she listened to my complaints and didn't hesitate in offering advice.
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You have headsets and trackers and connected everything to harvest data, but half the time the data is inaccurate and the gadget is overpriced.
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If you've already blown your $2400 on the new MacBook Pro than rest easy, it's still faster than the other ridiculously overpriced $2400 laptop.
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Running the whole thing off a portable electric drill, it's a reasonably close facsimile to the slick (and some might say, overpriced) Boosted board.
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Total is $23 and I offer to split it, but he says no because I paid for that overpriced ramen earlier in the week.
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"It was way overpriced and as a result, it's been sitting on the market for almost six months with nothing—no interest," Parnes says.
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Illustration: Sam Woolley/GMGWhen Apple launched the MacBook Air at the end of January 213, it was an overpriced marvel of design and tech.
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In almost every example, Labdoor's tests and reviews describe the products as little more than heavily overpriced supplements with few health benefits, if any.
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A jury awarded more than $6 million to Drew Brees in a lawsuit that claimed a San Diego County jeweler sold him overpriced diamonds.
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Sorry to be all bah-humbug on you guys, but let's get real: dinner is overpriced, bars are crowded, and sweethearts tastes like chalk.
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That is, they're going to bad-mouth the safety of affordable food, scaring the public into buying overpriced produce from places like Whole Foods.
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Data show the number of open PMPRB investigations into potentially overpriced drugs has more than doubled since 2180, reaching 2154.9 as of March 22018.
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Almost all of the show is shot in apartments that look more like showrooms than homes, and high-ceilinged hotels with overpriced restaurants attached.
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"When I see these videos, or something like a camel at an open house, that's a clear sign of something that's overpriced," he said.
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In contrast, many state firms are mismanaged and mired in allegations that overpriced contracts have been awarded to businessmen with the right political connections.
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Outside the industry, the startup appeared wildly overpriced, but it proved to be one of the best investments in the history of the Internet.
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Dozens of politicians in Rousseff's governing coalition are being investigated for receiving kickbacks paid from overpriced Petrobras contracts fixed by Brazil's leading engineering firms.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The Mac Pro, starting at $6,000 (!) feels like it could easily be slotted in the latter category—Overpriced and underpowered.
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Why couldn't I just suck it up and deal with my emotions like a big girl, without the help of some overpriced chemical cocktail?
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The Times article doesn't offer much detail on how many people are embracing this fad and actually buying and drinking overpriced, untreated spring water.
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But I was surprised at the geographical and ethnic diversity of people coming to outdo each other with knowledge of grossly overpriced grape juice.
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Who in their right mind is buying tickets with any intention other than to drink a few overpriced beers and have an alright time?
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Sign up for Priority Pass SelectAirport lounge access is awesome for long layovers, and helps you avoid paying for overpriced food at the airport.
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They would also have much more negotiating power because they would be able to walk away from the table for drugs that were overpriced.
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She self-deprecatingly alludes to being a "bad friend" who lives with her husband in "an overpriced converted yuppie loft complex" that she despises.
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Broadly facing criticism about overpriced and superfluous projects, China is reshaping and retooling its grand infrastructure plan, known as the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Dr. Steven D. Pearson, the founder of the institute, which provides cost benefit data to health plans, said competing drugs were overpriced as well.
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Must-eat: Skip the overpriced restos and head to Buddy's Seafood Market in Santa Rosa Beach for sacks of fat, wild-caught Florida shrimp.
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You'll just have to pay upwards of $400 to $500 or more to get one, which is overpriced ... but also how the market works.
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Avoid the agony of scouring last-minute, overpriced $5 cards in the drugstore by purchasing a set of blank cards to keep at home.
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There are also suggestions in the data that risky assets in general — stocks, but also long-term bonds and real estate — may be overpriced.
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Unaware that the Childs family receives welfare, the woman depicted recipients as sloths sitting at home, sending their children to overpriced day care centers.
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You take a 5 ton war machine, that our veterans were forced to ride and try to turn it into an overpriced, dangerous attraction.
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Buying overpriced water bottles at the airport is an option, of course, but who wants waste money and plastic in this day and age?
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This city absolutely loves overpriced sandwiches, and I'm more than happy to capitalize on that by taking the leftover ones Pret has deemed unsellable.
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Too bad — you'll have to leave it behind and spend a small fortune at an overpriced airport shop for new luggage, or ship it.
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But there are others who think Tesla has become an overpriced investment — and something of a risky play in the near or medium term.
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At $1.59, I feel the English muffin is overpriced for what it actually is — a whole-wheat muffin with no condiments, meats, or toppings.
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Some analysts have been warning that the market could pull back this summer, and they point to tech as an overpriced and overcrowded trade.
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One reason we have not seen a big sell-off in technology this year in favor of value is because they are not overpriced.
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High-end makeup can be overpriced for no good reason, but the YSL Vinyl Cream Lip Stain is unique and worth the price tag.
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Critic's Notebook Maurizio Cattelan is more than a prankster, and "Comedian," his potassium-rich latest work, is more than an overpriced piece of fruit.
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What's the White House next to one of Trump's 1 karat gold palaces, with spaces uniquely designed for extramarital threesomes and cutting overpriced blow?
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It's the overpriced juice machine in our kitchen or the clunky touchscreen in our cars and the wristband telling us we didn't walk enough.
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Airline fuel is overpriced, and the underlying cost of oil should sit around $52 per barrel, Tim Clark, President of Emirates told CNBC Friday.
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The answer is probably somewhere hip, with cool hotels, good food, and plenty to do, and not anywhere overpriced or overrun with other tourists.
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The big reason the Pentagon spends too much money on overpriced, poorly designed military hardware is that Congress often forces it to do so.
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The old art venues have been effectively redesigned into overpriced restaurants, bars, and whatever else, to drain these passersby of every cent they can.
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It is not clear whether Americans will be able to stay in such popular (though overpriced) hotels as the Hotel Nacional and the Parque Central.
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"After demand from the Far East came to a stuttering halt in mid-8003, there was a lot of overpriced stock out there," she says.
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We settle on an Irish-looking pub, but when we get inside, there are no customers and it's cold and all the food is overpriced.
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Uber, which once enjoyed overwhelming public support in its crusade against overpriced and outmoded taxis, faced a mass boycott for its association with Donald Trump.
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It was overpriced, its HDMI hub didn't support HDR, and—okay yeah I think that's all you need to make a universal remote completely worthless.
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Before Oculus, most casual observers regarded virtual reality as somewhere between science fiction and novelty, fodder for cheesy 1990s films and overpriced, underperforming tech demos.
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Some have criticized some of West Elm's furniture as being overpriced, and not as good of quality as lower-cost competitors like Target or Ikea.
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Provincial authorities often take it upon themselves to name places as national parks, with a view to selling overpriced tickets or fostering pell-mell development.
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Total: $1,195 Miscellaneous pre-vacation spending $23.98 – The divemasters recommended getting some reef-safe sunscreen beforehand because it can be very overpriced on the island.
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Think about any regular inessential expenses you may have, like your morning coffee or overpriced lunch, and consider which might be worth cutting back on.
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Turns out, you can put a price on fashion, and in this case, it's $700 more than what a pair of already-overpriced headphones costs.
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But $2,500 worth of overpriced, hyper-engineered Apple laptop has now crashed 23 times—a full dozen in the first hour I had this thing.
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In reality, Dirty Lemon is really just overpriced bottled lemon water (six bottles is $45), which you can easily make on your own at home.
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This isn't even to say that items at Whole Foods are necessarily overpriced: Higher quality (including things like service and ambiance) comes at a cost.
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"Silicon Valley has always had a dumb, overpriced company that maybe points the way to the future, but is just silly," Swisher said of Juicero.
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Fast forward to this week, and after spending hours playing with the HTC Vive, I can safely say that VR is still an overpriced novelty.
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Because who needs an overpriced Supreme shoulder bag when you could ironically (or genuinely) wear a street style-approved Hello Kitty version for much cheaper?
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As companies like LG and Samsung cater to aficionados with flashy features and overpriced designs, they're also dropping the prices on the more humble models.
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The high-end real estate market is suffering, with a glut of overbuilt and overpriced mansions in many of the country's most affluent ZIP codes.
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Some cities and localities are clearly overpriced, and are about to be met with an onslaught of new supply, Brooklyn, Miami and Manhattan, among them.
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Sadly, that "unique shared experience" came by way of an overpriced, bulky, phone with specs straight out of 2010, running an old version of Android.
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So many experiences to be had that make the overpriced pints, the pushing and the shoving, the wait for the tube getting home, worth it.
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I skip the sliced bread I would normally buy and instead opt for an overpriced loaf from the bakery section and don't take a bag.
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But a watchdog group sued to release emails, which revealed that Carson and his wife, Candy Carson, had a hand in selecting the overpriced furniture.
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Though middle-aged households were saving hard in the run-up to the crisis, many younger ones were piling on debts to buy overpriced homes.
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More of the same will leave you riding the same single-speed bike and talking over the same overpriced coffee; but once again, no users.
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If I were a billionaire, buying overpriced Basquiats and chartering flights to the fucking moon are probably the least frivolous things I'd get up to.
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Head to a juice bar where you're likely to find at least one downing some kind of overpriced drank sweetened with moon dust (don't ask).
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The overpriced, and mostly unnecessary iPhone X is what happens when the elite stop caring about appearances and start producing products expressly for the rich.
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Truthfully, I felt desperate to get out of my current job and didn't want to let this opportunity slip away because I had overpriced myself.
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We're no amateurs when it comes to a good beauty sale — we can sniff out a deal on overpriced night cream from a mile away.
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Then I go across the street to Café Panis, where I order an overpriced and ridiculous cocktail involving a marshmallow that they make for tourists.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill executives are working to win back customers after food safety lapses, but the stock is still overpriced, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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In fact, adopting that hipster look is a great way to sell anything from overpriced, poop-flavored chocolate bars to beer that tastes like bile.
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Equally, nobody likes the feeling that they might get punched by the hooligan next to them who has had a few too many overpriced beers.
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Wearables: a good idea once upon a time, but now most smartwatches are like having an overpriced, notification-blaring hunk of steel on your wrist.
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Amazon still has Vitamix blenders on sale, so you can whip up your own refreshing frozen desert instead of spending money on overpriced Italian ice.
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It was also because I'd heard the Trans-Siberian train food was overpriced and mediocre, but I did plan on trying it at some point.
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Over all, the Milan market is oversupplied with apartments, many still overpriced, Mr. Torchiani said, but demand is increasing from both local buyers and foreigners.
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Tick those boxes and you qualify for the weird half-day training at Deliveroo's head office behind the overpriced furniture shops on Tottenham Court Road.
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If you want an Ibiza day party, Nikki Beach has overpriced mojito pitchers with sugar cane stirrers and white beds with curtains on the sand.
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Areny, who believes current electric cars are overpriced, hopes to scale up his efforts and mass-convert, or mass-produce, his gas-to-electric vehicles.
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Drinks are not free, but also not overpriced: Cocktails are $8 to $10 and beers $5 to $43, to which a gratuity is automatically added.
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"You can check the bar code on the box to see its authenticity," one dealer said with the bravado of a merchant selling overpriced carpets.
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A few months ago, the internet had a lot of fun at the expense of Juicero, a startup that sold an overpriced juice-squeezing machine.
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Helaine Olen and I note at length in our book that many specific products and services offered by financial professionals are overpriced or actually harmful.
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The investigation has recovered 14 billion reais ($3.4 billion) of public money, including 3 billion reais returned to Petrobras from kickbacks skimmed off overpriced contracts.
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After extensive testing, my colleagues at Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times Company, panned the appliance as overhyped and overpriced.
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But I can share a cup of overpriced tea, from Trump International Hotel in D.C. — though it means sitting down with incoming Senator Mitt Romney.
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After skyrocketing last year, premium prices in many places have stabilized, as insurers adjust overpriced policies and more competitors enter, or return, to the market.
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Has always had a dumb, overpriced company that maybe points the way to the future, but at the same time is just silly. Yeah. Bodega.
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And though I think ramps overrated and often overpriced, I do love them in this recipe for springtime delight: splayed roast chicken with caramelized ramps.
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These often vulnerable or elderly investors are then pitched a product that is vastly overpriced, with high pressure sales techniques and promises of exponential growth.
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To base a whole brand around "no makeup makeup" and "skin first" while selling products that are just, as Twitter calls it, overpriced Vaseline, sucks.
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It is like trying to explain to panicked shoppers on Christmas Eve that the new "Tickle Me Elmo" is an overpriced and poorly designed toy.
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CME live cattle futures ended mostly lower, with spot October futures dragged down by a wave of deliveries against futures which indicate futures are overpriced.
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Buying overpriced water bottles at the airport is an option, of course, but who wants to waste money and plastic in this day and age?
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Some thought the food was overpriced ("A room service breast fast of scrambled eggs, English muffins and coffee was over $40"), and not that good.
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"The food at the airport is usually overpriced and not that good, so I don't want to spend money on it," she told Business Insider.
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People were able to pre-order them for $500 each, and could buy an "overpriced" fire extinguisher with a "cool sticker" for $30 as well.
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These rules exist to prevent governments from wasting taxpayer money on underqualified or overpriced contractors and to protect government integrity and avoid conflicts of interests.
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Next comes cities and counties in coastal Southern California — basically a band of overpriced housing that stretches downward from Ventura to the San Diego border.
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He was the populist billionaire, still engaged in the rough and tumble, at home on reality television just as he was in overpriced real estate.
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Opinion Columnist 'Tis the season for giving, when those of us in the rich world hand each other overpriced scarves that no one much wants.
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Nostalgia is why I keep going back to Topsfield, and the carnies, cheaply made leather goods, and overpriced fried dough are why I always leave disappointed.
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Price: $110.00 on Amazon Anthropologie is, at times, extremely overpriced and it remains unclear how mere mortals can afford to shop there on a daily basis.
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As if overpriced coffee weren't enough of a drain to your bank balance, a cafe in Vienna has found another way to charge caffeine-addled customers.
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However, MagPi says that Google and Raspberry Pi are now working on a way to sell the kits to the general public, no overpriced magazine required.
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I expect to spend a lot of money on overpriced sushi in the cafeteria, but then I see it — the holy grail — leftover sushi from yesterday!
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In addition, Apple takes a 30 percent cut of every sale, which the lawsuit alleged was passed down to consumers in the form of overpriced apps.
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Definitely. So get yourself the World's Smallest Vacuum, and suck up every last crumb on that overpriced area rug you maxed our your credit card for.
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It could perhaps more accurately be described as the Starbucks of music festivals; terrifying in its scope, overpriced, and enjoyed almost exclusively by celebrities and teens.
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A table in the office breakroom probably has at least three order forms on it right now, all for some variety of oversized, overpriced chocolate bars.
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What better symbol could we project all our hopes, fears, and overpriced Hallmark cards onto than the mangled and bloody corpse of some random medieval misfit?
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URC is notorious for building the sort of fragile, complicated, only-installable-by-professionals products that fill the homes of rich people with overpriced IR blasters.
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His lawsuit calls Occidental's $38 billion purchase of Anadarko "fundamentally misguided and hugely overpriced" and asks for access to Occidental's financial records and details of negotiations.
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What I'm driving at here is that these are not the overpriced Beats of years ago where the product could hardly justify the premium asking price.
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But the overpriced veggie may have stirred up just enough Internet outrage that people had see what all the hype is about — resulting in a sellout.
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Musk may be a genius and a visionary but the truth is that Tesla has an unproven business model and a stock that is massively overpriced.
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Technology can help here; rather than investing in overpriced fighter jets, let's develop ways to identify the true origins of what we see on the internet.
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He defended the purchase, which has been attacked by activist Carl Icahn as "misguided and hugely overpriced," as providing future oil production as a good valuation.
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That's a lot of really fantastic movies that haven't seen the light of day unless you've invested in some overpriced DVDs, a VHS player, or cable.
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Between flights and gifting, by the time New Year's Eve rolls around, we're not exactly ecstatic about overpriced prix fixe dinners and bars with drink minimums.
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A giant company crushes an outmoded and overpriced retail industry by pioneering a new mode of shopping in which people never have to leave their homes.
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All in all, the Q Adapt on-ears are just overpriced Bluetooth headphones that Google is selling in order to flesh out its online peripherals store.
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Oculus wants people to keep buying VR content, but one bad experience with an overpriced piece of crap game can rub a user the wrong way.
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The same goes for the $251,275 version I reviewed which comes with an i9-9900K, an RTX 2080, and 32GB of RAM (overpriced and spec overkill).
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According to the committee's audit, one contract worth $136.9 million for two used helicopters was grossly overpriced and when delivered, the machines were not air worthy.
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"People are getting a bit concerned about valuations in the U.S. and seeing the Trump trade was overpriced, or priced in the best case," Mishra said.
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America has voted with its dollars and once again we've said yes to over-packaged, overpriced versions of products that we were already perfectly happy using.
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Suspicions that many of the 12 stadiums built or renovated for the 2014 World Cup were overpriced led to street protests before and during the tournament.
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Failing that, I'll probably just wait until I can buy some sort of overpriced, Bluetooth-enabled toothbrush that gamifies the whole experience using psychopathic cartoon rabbits.
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The research suggested prices in the British capital or Norway could be overpriced by as much as 40 percent, while Frankfurt and Amsterdam are also overvalued.
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I've had a chance to demo the Solo for a few weeks, and while it is certainly expensive, I don't get the impression that it's overpriced.
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Four years of running an online clothing business and all that I had to show for it was a giant pile of overpriced, badly-made crap.
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Short-sellers borrow shares they believe are overpriced, sell them, and then repurchase shares later at what they hope will be lower prices to make profits.
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No, it didn't involve Courteney Cox popping the question in an overpriced living room — the kind that a frequently out-of-work chef could never afford.
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Both directors are staying several nights at Trump Tower for a nearby event when they find themselves sharing a ridiculously overpriced breakfast in the hotel lobby.
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It was overpriced, underpowered, and clearly meant for early adopters, designed to pave the way for a more interesting future a couple years down the road.
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Alas, getting a freshly squeezed cup of citrus in the morning is generally relegated to tropical vacations or decidedly overpriced runs to your nearby juice bar.
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At first glance, Ministry of Supply's apparel might seem overpriced, but each time I've tried something, I'm reminded why the brand is well worth the cost.
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That semester, I noticed I was spending more than usual with all the extra trips to the campus market to grab handfuls of overpriced Clif Bars.
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Don't bother with specialty cleaners you see at big box electronics stores — they'll work fine, but they're probably overpriced compared with what you have at home.
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Inspired by shoe seller Zappos, it pitched itself as a customer service-driven answer to the allegedly overpriced lenses sold in stores by competitors like Luxottica.
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Nothing mars their idyll — not even pompous fellow tourists and overpriced booze — until they discover a girl who is being tyrannized in a nearby boarding school.
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Because even at the ridiculously high prices this stuff sells for behind bars, that crummy, overpriced little piece will keep the shakes away for another day.
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Cigna – Cigna said it strongly disagrees with investor Carl Icahn's assertion that the insurance company's deal to acquire pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts is vastly overpriced.
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The third of those came in 2013, one year after Boston traded Josh Beckett, Adrian Gonzalez and Carl Crawford — three grumbling, overpriced players — to the Dodgers.
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Investors took a look and backed away, seeing overpriced companies with no prospect of making money any time soon, in some cases led by untested executives.
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Right before my flight boards, I pick up a bag of overpriced Maynards fuzzy peaches ($3.95), because (as you'll see this week) sugar is my vice.
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If a seller has followed all the steps to prepare a home to sell and it's not selling, it's most likely because their home is overpriced.
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Over the last two years, independent financial advisers and banks have pitched cumbersome and overpriced retirement plans that do not suit Mr. Polyoka's designs for Foodshed.
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That follows recommendations by proxy advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis that shareholders vote in favor of the deal, which Icahn has maintained is "wildly" overpriced.
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Fed up with overpriced university meal plans, Frankie Celenza decided to use his dorm, then later a shared loft in New York, as a test kitchen.
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The town of Borovets at the base of the slopes is fairly tacky, with odd-looking architecture, questionable nightclubs and restaurants selling mostly overpriced tourist food.
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It was decidedly not an instant hit: The food got decidedly "meh" reviews from the get-go, with customers complaining it was both mediocre and overpriced.
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" Additionally, tweets Crabapple, "The purpose of these new rules is to force families of prisoners to buy overpriced, shoddy crap from a few politically connected vendors.
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Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as Petrobras is formally known, has booked some 6.5 billion reais ($1.71 billion) in writedowns for overpriced works and services at the facility.
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The parties are hard to get into, the booze is overpriced, and there isn't a pair of heels on the planet that feels comfortable until 12 a.m.
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"Exhibitors know that without MoviePass they will be able to continue to charge exorbitant prices for theater tickets and gouge customers with overpriced concessions," the statement reads.
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"I think almost all the oil stocks out there are way overpriced," he said, pointing to the strong rally in the sector over the past 12 months.
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If, like me, you find yourself placing late-night orders for overpriced, frilly blouses thanks to Instagram, you, too have fallen victim to a modern-day phenomenon.
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After releasing an overpriced computer aimed at the higher education market, NeXT flailed as a hardware company, but it survived by licensing its powerful NeXTSTEP operating system.
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This tempest involves a charge new to the annals of great power competition: that Western brands have been subverting China's sovereignty by means of overpriced T-shirts.
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A colleague suggested to me that it's the Gordon Gekko "brick phone" of smartphones — overpriced, but a taste of the future you can't really get anywhere else.
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Just like Vertu, which has been laminating its overpriced "luxury" smartphones with sapphire for years, HTC didn't have to worry about churning out millions of these things.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, actress and curator of overpriced products (see: $820 incense burner), would like women far and wide to know they have a deadline for self-actualization.
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Judging by Whole Foods' stock price over the last year (it's down by half), you'd think that people have had it with what some consider overpriced food.
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He's 40 and cares more about selling an overpriced cookbook that will allow you to "eat clean" or some shit than doing what it takes to win.
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With so much misery in the world, any trivial moment (be it an internal debate about an overpriced crêpe or admiring a $100,000 gown) feels incredibly fraught.
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The HomePod, an overpriced and exceedingly dumb "smart" speaker that adds nothing to the ecosystem as a whole, and may even have devalued it by being mentioned.
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They're used to shopping fast fashion and to shopping at a faster pace, so they don't understand when things are overpriced — and they won't ever understand it.
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Evidence that builders and politicians collaborated to fix contracts reinforces suspicions that many of the 12 stadiums built or renovated for the 2014 World Cup were overpriced.
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It's that time of year again, when millions of college students across the US move into dormitories, buy overpriced textbooks, and gear up for the fall semester.
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Even though it offers the kind of overpriced, niche gizmo you'd find in a Hammacher Schlemmer catalog, the company is flush with $120 million in investment capital.
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My office mates like to tease me about all my snacks, but you don't see me wasting money on overpriced food in the cafeteria, now do you?
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Most people never purchased an Aibo precisely because it was overpriced, but it did attract a loyal fanbase even as Sony discontinued them and stopped servicing them.
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It's such a festive time of adolescent angst, clique drama, overpriced updos, cheap champagne, and absurdly sexist dress codes that body-shame teenage girls across the country.
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That&aposs where you pay a tremendous amount of money for the privilege of not having to pay to buy terrible, horrible healthcare that&aposs way overpriced.
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We've all had the dry, miserable, loathsome versions of vegan pastries that come plastic-wrapped next to the checkout aisle of your favorite overpriced health-food store.
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Second, if you're going to blame the fact that our generation is generally worse off than our parents on anything, leave the overpriced breakfast out of it.
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And no, we're not talking about merely spraying your comfort station with a sickeningly sweet air freshener, or lighting up a ridiculously overpriced candle by the sink.
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Sore points include increases in Sikka's salary, what they argue was the overpriced acquisition of the Israeli automation firm Panaya and severance packages offered to some executives.
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If that's not enough to make you toss those overpriced bottles straight into the recycling bin, read on to learn more about the real deal on cleanses.
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Speaking at a press conference at IMF Annual Meetings in Washington, Mario Draghi said he does not see evidence that stocks or bonds are overpriced in Europe.
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Elsewhere, miners haunted by the overpriced mega-purchases they made before the commodities crash of 2015 hesitated on deals involving the metals needed to run electric cars.
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Though some may avoid it as an overpriced tourist trap, it's one of my favorite landmarks in the city, and try to go once every few years.
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Whether those gains will last, however, is a matter of debate, with Fitch Ratings recently describing the metro area as the most overpriced market in the country.
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I don't want to read advertising copy — I want to know what is actually on Jennifer Lawrence's wedding registry, even if it is embarrassing or disturbingly overpriced.
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As an internist in private practice for over thirty years, this is an opportunity to correct the inadequacies in a system that is currently overpriced and underperforming.
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Alex Jones should not be anyone's free speech martyr -- his content is self-serving (his conspiratorial rants are used to sell overpriced supplements to preppers) and dangerous.
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If you're one of the poor souls who paid for this overpriced piece of counter candy, let us be the first to say: you deserve this pain.
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After all, the most compelling reason to sneak food into a movie theater is usually that snacks sold in movie theaters tend to be overpriced as shit.
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Now it feels like the opposite is true, there are hundreds of options each night, but they're overpriced and sold on the premise of big name headliners.
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These are not good and overpriced… I guess if you were a white person who has no clue what Mochi is, this would be fine for you.
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By Monday, the story of overpriced EpiPens was in full force, covered by numerous media outlets, including The New York Times, USA Today and NBC's "Today" show.
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What happens to the people who've internalized Live Spring's messaging that raw water is superior, but can't afford to purchase its overpriced but safe-to-drink product?
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Mr. Rybolovlev's family trust has at least had the satisfaction of selling a painting that at the time seemed overpriced for a profit of about $270 million.
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The albums recorded by the 13th Floor Elevators have been reissued on CD as poor-quality, overpriced imports, but Erickson signed away his song rights decades ago.
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Deals are often struck without any open tenders, creating opportunities for cronyism and kickbacks, and lending credence to accusations that projects bankrolled by China are sometimes overpriced.
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Amazon, like other e-commerce companies, has struggled to police sellers who have sought to take advantage of the panic and flooded online marketplaces with overpriced goods.
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Why does everyone pretend to be cool with splitting a huge check when I just had club soda and you had four overpriced top-shelf cocktails, Kelly?
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Cigna (CI) said it strongly disagrees with investor Carl Icahn's assertion that the insurance company's deal to acquire pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts (ESRX) is vastly overpriced.
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E-commerce giants Alibaba (BABA), JD.com (JD), and Meituan each announced that they would monitor prices closely and remove overpriced items or ban merchants for price-gouging.
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There was no minibar, and while I almost never partake in the oft overpriced sweets and drinks, I felt a bit slighted by not having the option.
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Don't be a bonehead and overspend on a cable because some company is smart enough to market their overpriced wires as doing more than they really do.
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Moving into a dorm or apartment building where you have to share a laundry room with the other residents — or worse, go to a dirty, overpriced laundromat.
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The jokes about finding aliens mostly manifested in overpriced alien T-shirts and some special-edition Bud Light, and little that spoke to the meme's original spirit.
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"Obviously, repurchases should be price-sensitive: Blindly buying an overpriced stock is value destructive, a fact lost on many promotional or ever-optimistic C.E.O.s," Mr. Buffett wrote.
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According to Iridium's Desch, it was the overpriced, bulky terminals that ultimately led to the downfall of Globalstar, a pioneer of telecom satellite constellations in the '90s.
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For a trip on a traditional wooden dhow, don't fall for the touristy options, like the overpriced 30-minute group ride on offer at Katara Cultural Village.
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In one recent scandal, dubbed the Merry-Go-Round, construction firms overpriced work and bribed politicians, including Bogotá's former mayor, who was sentenced to 24 years in jail.
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Markets could be in for a wake-up call: The European Central Bank released a report today saying that US stock prices are overpriced and may soon retreat.
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Charles, with his 16 million subscribers (before Westbrook's video), hit a point where he became more than a guru — hence the "tour" and the overpriced meet-and-greets.
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The famed investor has voiced a bearish opinion before, telling CNBC in September that markets looked "way overpriced" and that many investors had put themselves into "dangerous" positions.
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Drawing on that report, a state board in New York last year ruled that one of those drugs was overpriced and should be discounted by about 70 percent.
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The spicy aioli on top was nothing to write home about, but as a dish overall, it was creative, delicious, and not overpriced for a West Hollywood restaurant.
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STEPHEN POLOZ, the governor of the Bank of Canada, has been warning Canadians about piling up debt to buy overpriced houses since he took office four years ago.
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More often than not, we spend our lunch break dashing to the nearest restaurant for an overpriced bite (or mindlessly devouring a PB&J sandwich at our desk).
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"The comptroller came too late for the market-beating outperformance but just in time to select overpriced and underperforming vehicles for the state pension system," the report said.
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High-yielding stocks will see low returns and overpriced valuations for the third quarter, Gibbs predicted, calling for a change in market leadership at the end of 2016.
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In future years, we fully expect Avocado Smartphone Day to be celebrated as well, and we'll all raise a slice of overpriced avocado toast in Camilo Briceňo's honor.
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Maybe you awoke in the curtained-off cardboard box you pay $1,300 a month to inhabit in someone's living room in New York's most overpriced neighborhood du jour.
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"There is evidence that certain procedures are overpriced...and CMS is missing an opportunity to address this inequity," the independent Medicare Payment Advisory Commission wrote in a letter.
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China's cabinet, the State Council, said in 2016 that it would take action against managers accused of selling stakes on the cheap or investing in overpriced overseas projects.
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"Every dollar that has is spent on overpriced spare parts or replacement hot cups is a dollar that should've been spent on ensuring our national defense," he wrote.
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Members seem untroubled by the founder's suspended three-year jail sentence 2014 for a scam in which church officials were urged to buy overpriced shares from his son.
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Three years after a court first ruled that Apple was liable for conspiring to fix ebook prices, consumers are finally getting their money back for buying overpriced books.
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Barely of legal age, going to a bar with overpriced drinks whilst wearing uncomfortable shoes is considered an exotic treat instead of the chore it becomes post-college.
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We returned to our crowded gate and squeezed into whatever seats we could find while picking on overpriced premade sandwiches and drinking water that cost $4.50 a bottle.
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Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Leuthold Group, argues that stocks aren't overpriced and look more like they're riding a tide that's lifting all areas of the market.
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Do you love gigantic menus full of dishes so insanely fattening that the food, while overpriced, is still somehow a reasonable deal on a calorie-to-dollar ratio?
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Homeowners are required to hold property insurance, so whenever that lapsed, servicers automatically enrolled them in an overpriced replacement policy, taking a kickback from the insurer in exchange.
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The Cuban government maintains the exclusive right to import items to the island and at state-run hardware stores many building materials are overpriced, shoddy or simply nonexistent.
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In their place, the credit-carded gang dominated the new lounges, and were springing for bottle service—wildly overpriced bottles of vodka and trimmings, served by busty blonds.
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As finance minister and prime minister a decade ago in Mr. Toledo's government, Mr. Kuczynski was in charge of overseeing a system that resulted in overpriced public projects.
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To meet these standards, self-control is likely needed—you can't lose weight or build an empire around an overpriced bag squeezer without some sacrifices along the way.
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The financier accused Occidental Petroleum of pushing for a "fundamentally misguided" and "hugely overpriced" $38 billion takeover of Anadarko — putting himself up against a fellow billionaire, Warren Buffett.
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The only problem — and it's a big one — is that many popular online stores are also completely out of stock or offering overpriced products from third-party sellers.
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Men with boosted testosterone significantly overpriced assets compared with men who got the placebo, and they were slower to incorporate data about falling values into their trading decisions.
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Criminal inquiries into ministers, lawmakers and mayors have revealed overpriced public works contracts awarded in exchange for bribes, tax evasion, fraudulent handling of EU development funds and subsidies.
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Many strategists have hypothesized that the sell-off is the result of several months of uninterrupted gains for equity markets, a correction to overpriced stocks and inflated assets.
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Short-sellers borrow shares they believe are overpriced, sell them, and then repurchase shares later at what they hope will be a lower price to make a profit.
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The more recent Time Warner deal was likely overpriced, Moffett added, as the company's shares rose 40 percent when news of the acquisition first emerged in late 2016.[CNN]
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Image: Monster CablesEver since Dr. Dre forgot about Monster and walked into the loving arms of Apple, the overpriced cable manufacturer has struggled to keep its head above water.
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Integration has always been a project that has appealed most to that small stratum of elite, cosmopolitan Europeans who are comfortable ordering overpriced coffee in five different romance languages.
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It's dangerously easy to get lost in the aisles of the health emporium and spend our whole paycheck hunting for groceries, making overpriced salads, and stalking new beauty products.
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Analysts have said the increase in tariffs and any retaliatory response from China threaten to hurt the global economy and corporate profits, making stocks around the world appear overpriced.
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That's after just over a day of being on sale, and not counting the revenue from fire extinguisher sales (those sell for just $30, which is itself also overpriced).
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The left/right divide that plays out in the discussion of fast food — coastal elites eat their overpriced kale salads; real Americans eat Baconators — isn't Trump's invention, is it?
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The big picture: The vast majority of current and former college students think their textbooks are overpriced and 85% said buying their books is at least somewhat financially stressful.
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Though I grew up as a huge fan of her '90s movies, I rolled my eyes at the overpriced products and weird health tips she endorsed on her site.
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This has spawned a number of toxic asset bubbles — such as in housing, which has had trickle-down consequences of people taking on debt backed by overpriced real estate.
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Travel blogger Nomadic Matt calls Kuta Beach "the worst place in Bali" because of its heavy tourist presence, which leads to polluted water and crowded, overpriced bars and restaurants.
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I grab an overpriced kale, Brussels sprout, and butternut squash salad plus a lemon Spindrift with a colleague so we can eat quickly at our desks before venturing out.
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If you're tired of the overpriced specials at your neighborhood bar or clinking Champagne glasses on your best friend's trusty couch, there's a flight deal you should know about.
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Unlike loading up an online shopping care with yet another overpriced candle, buying more houseplants for your growing home collection can feel like a healthy act of self-care.
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The rally from February does not suggest the stock is now overpriced, he said, because it had fallen sharply during the sell-off at the start of the year.
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UBS strategists argue that even if the Bank of England does stick to raising interest rates it would prove ineffective in supporting sterling as the currency is heavily overpriced.
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While this will make already overpriced products even less affordable, Big Organic is desperate to secure the extra credibility that comes from the government imprimatur on Big Organic's messaging.
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Whether you plan to spend Valentine's Day with your significant other at an overpriced restaurant or drinking your sorrows away solo at the bar, there's profit to be made.
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Just...you know...another typical sunny day in paradise where, as the writer noted, bags of potato chips remain overpriced, and traffic continued to move at a breakneck pace.
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According to Fusco and Fischer, only a handful of graduates from these overpriced art programs would become financially successful fine artists while the rest were left drowning in loans.
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My middle-school "emo" phase of Converse and black studded belts slowly evolved into a closet of seagull-emblazoned Hollister jeans and overpriced Abercrombie & Fitch shirts during high school.
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Some of the products are merely overpriced versions of supplements you could buy at nearly any natural foods store or pharmacy in the country, wrapped in fear-mongering marketing.
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Benji Madden hired a remodeling crew to overhaul the house where he and Cameron Diaz live, but after what he call shoddy, overpriced work ... the rock star is suing.
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That it is uttered by a purebred coastal elite with a crush on A.O.C. and a refrigerator full of overpriced organic produce would make it all the more delicious.
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"I heard so many stories about, like, a tenement fourth-floor walk-up in the Lower East Side being overpriced" because of major luxury apartment purchases, Mr. Miller said.
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Over the years, I watched rents skyrocket, mom-and-pop shops convert into overpriced condos, and my town transform into a place that began to look like everywhere else.
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Faced with criticism about overpriced and superfluous projects, China is promising corruption-free, environmentally conscious ventures and seeking advice and collaboration from major multinational banks and countries like Japan.
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But if the all-knowing local doesn't exist, and we don't want to resort to overpriced, chain restaurants, how can you actually find the best local food while traveling?
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Friday's agreements comes days after President Uhuru Kenyatta canceled a dam project - Kimwarer - whose 22.2 billion shilling cost was found to be overpriced and which was also financially unviable.
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And skeptics say the enormous Vision Fund could stumble into bad, overpriced deals as it tries to deploy tens of billions of dollars in a short period of time.
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To begin with, the free market — today only a hypothetical ideal — is in no way responsible for the overpriced, mutant state-corporate hybrid in which Americans find themselves trapped.
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Investors had a lot to be happy about in 2019 as all kinds of assets went up — but when almost everything rises, some are inevitably going to be overpriced.
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In parliament last week, Obeidi accused Jabouri and five other MPs of lobbying for businesses seeking contracts to sell overpriced planes, vehicles and other goods to the armed forces.
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Somewhere between "frozen fruit in a generic Popsicle shape" and overpriced boutique offerings are over-the-counter options like Ben and Jerry's Non-Dairy Pints, made with almond milk.
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Real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran has some advice: "Shop the overpriced homes," she tells CNBC Make It. It's "the secret to buying in some of the most competitive markets in the U.S." Here's why looking slightly above your budget might actually work for you: "One in three homes that come on the market are owned by people who think that home is worth so much more and they come on the market overpriced," she says.
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Microsoft announced refreshes to three different computers today and its proof the company is committed to manufacturing computers, and not just to periodically releasing glitzy overpriced products to showcase Windows.
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Ideal for a big, overpriced bash or a small gathering with friends and family, this gilded eye only requires one product and can be done in a matter of minutes.
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While iPad and iPhone fans have seen nice updates churned out annually like clockwork, laptop and desktop fans have languished, often stuck with aging processors in outmoded and overpriced devices.
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My very overpriced Halal Guys gyro bowl arrives right on time, and I've already had about four bites before I realize they put the hot sauce directly into the bowl.
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Given his previous tweet about Boeing's "out of control" costs for Air Force One planes, Trump made it clear to Everhart that he wouldn't settle for an overpriced new aircraft.
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Prices are generally on-point for secondhand designer duds, though some products are unnecessarily overpriced and others are so underpriced it's almost concerning (a $1000+ Chanel chain for $350 — #what).
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Obviously, this description is part of a joke, but it conjures a very specific image of a middle-aged hippie woman with overpriced services based on pseudo-science and Goop.
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Overpriced prosecco and scorecard in hand (as seen in the very hastily snapped photo above), I sat at a long table that felt like the assembly line I'd originally envisioned.
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"The purpose of these new rules is to force families of prisoners to buy overpriced, shoddy crap from a few politically connected vendors," artist and author Molly Crabapple tweeted Monday.
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Squadra said in its letter to investors on Sunday that IRB's shares are overpriced because its current profitability is not sustainable and is much higher than that of its competitors.
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And yes, Kanye using Christianity to help sell his overpriced merch seems a little extreme, even for a guy who seems to get bored by not being mired in controversy.
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He said the company's strategy of getting out of asset-heavy businesses rather than chase "overpriced assets" was a positive as it would help it focus on its core operations.
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At the end of a day exploring the terrain, the last thing we wanted to do was stay in the overpriced tourist-trap hotels on the edge of the park.
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It's the cheap sister to every overpriced highlighter stick you just can't seem to get your hands on — no matter how many waiting list email newsletters you sign up for.
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Medicare for all can seem like a common-sense solution to the country's patchwork, inhumane, and overpriced healthcare system when advocates talk about it, and it's popular in many polls.
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Indeed, the holiday finally (if only temporarily) addresses a problem of Amazon's own making: That seemingly more and more goods on the retail site are overpriced knockoff pieces of trash.
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Which is why Airbus is hoping its latest feature could be a draw for airlines looking to offer their passengers something beyond the usual menu of overpriced refreshments and upgrades.
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Americans burden by overpriced phone bills, for example, might be interested to know that Neil Gorsuch, as a private attorney, defended big telephone companies in a lawsuit brought by consumers.
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Who can possibly afford to regularly pay $10 for some hideously overpriced gummy slugs, or dish out wads of hard-earned income for some obscenely small bags of stale popcorn?
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Today it is almost impossible to live here if you're not on rent control or have rich parents with no problem putting you up in an overpriced apartment on Palmerston.
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Starbucks attracts a lot of hate too, for reasons I've never understood; all it does is sell overpriced coffee in pleasant surroundings … along with that aforementioned moment of absolute control.
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Adidas had also failed to react quickly enough to demand for its new styles like Continental shoes, and had overpriced some goods, all factors it is now addressing, Rorsted added.
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"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".
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But then I think about how overpriced all that stuff was to start with—those three items alone added up to nearly $450—and I don't feel so bad anymore.
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Stephen Shapiro, the president of Westside Estate Agency, said that the market for properties above $13 million was particularly strong but that the Mountain of Beverly Hills was wildly overpriced.
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The truth cannot be bought, but overpriced streetwear can be, and the truth is you should probably avoid spending more than the price of an X-Box on this shirt.
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The actual science behind this breastfeeding push seems highly questionable to me, but it's good to see hospitals less enmeshed in marketing schemes for overpriced products one way or another.
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How it matters — beyond giving people a biology-based excuse to refuse to eat beets and buy overpriced whiskey — is that it helps demystify the olfactory system a bit further.
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In Panama, for example, I bought a pair of overpriced flip-flops to tide me over while on the beach and then gave them to another traveler before I left.
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The major internet companies have hustled to remove coronavirus-related misinformation from social media and fraudulent or overpriced products from online retailers, though people continue to find examples of both.
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The letter acknowledged that the tech platforms have already taken steps to remove some of the overpriced products from their sites but said consumers were already harmed by their presence.
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Morgan also praised the performance of Qualtrics, the customer experience platform that SAP acquired a year ago in an $8 billion deal that some analysts and investors criticised as overpriced.
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We lived in a small, overpriced apartment building that hung on to the edge of our county that Mom chose to move to because she knew the schools were good.
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When I tell friends and family that I've taken another day off from work to spend at this glorified carnival where sensory overload and overpriced nachos reign supreme, they grimace.
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The devices were available for pre-order at a price of $500 each, and customers were also able to buy an "overpriced" fire extinguisher with a "cool sticker" for $30.
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If you spend less than $400 on a phone, you can't have everything, but when you take stock of what you do have, the future starts to look overpriced anyway.
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You know, having nightmares about running out of Tide Pods or buying a pack of paper towels at the overpriced grocery store on the corner because you need them now.
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There have been some efforts to build microgrids, localized electrical networks that bypass the main grid, but the power recovery effort has been marred by missteps like hiring overpriced contractors.
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Cliff House: A destination for your grandparents, your parents, and now you, the Cliff House has crazy-stunning views of the ocean without having the crazy-overpriced menu to match.
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The LifePrint printer rethinks the tired idea of a handheld device that spits out overpriced, undersized hard copies with an interesting concept: DIY Augmented Reality, delivered via a tiny photo print.
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It's new Pop Instant camera looks neat—if a tad overpriced—but Polaroid has slowly moved away from making camera and photo-related kit to putting its name on well, everything.
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The P7s also come with the classic look of B&W's other wireless headphones, so you don't have to worry about looking like a dweeb with a pair of overpriced phones.
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Ideally I would artfully place these in some overpriced Anthropologie dishes around the bathtub, but when you live in a shared house and are low on space, this isn't an option.
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But her students still talk about the incredible beauty of her set-ups, each object carefully selected, individual fruits purchased from the overpriced Balducci's, and arranged to exhibit complex color harmonies.
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He was replaced as Felda's chairman in early 2017 after the agency drew criticism over what was deemed an overpriced purchase in Indonesian palm oil firm PT Eagle High Plantations Tbk.
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After shelling out $36 for a Sunday morning SoulCycle sweat session, I feel like I deserve a treat, so I typically grab an equally-overpriced, kale-loaded smoothie from Juice Generation.
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Thomas Edison wasn't ok with people ripping off his ideas, but this is your chance to rip off a bunch of his old memorabilia -- if you like grossly overpriced electric relics.
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Whether it's an apartment-warming that you really don't want to buy another overpriced candle for or a dog's birthday that you're actually allergic to, these under-$50 solutions should help.
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Hoping to spend a little less than you might if you ventured overseas or to an obvious — and overpriced — domestic hot spot such as New York City, Honolulu or Las Vegas?
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The Labor Department has accused Wilmington Trust of violating federal benefits law by allowing a legal recruiting and staffing company's employee stock ownership plan to buy overpriced stock from the company.
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This subculture uploads footage of every part of the amusement park experience: entering the park, eating at the overpriced restaurants, watching the kitschy stage shows, and, most importantly, riding the rides.
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Equally families spend more time in hotels, eating overpriced meals and using other services, effectively subsidising business travellers—allowing them to frequent posher hotels and make their per diems go further.
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He has attacked the Anadarko deal as "hugely overpriced" and criticized Occidental Chief Executive Vicki Hollub's agreements with Berkshire Hathaway and Total SA that are designed to help finance the purchase.
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But everyone was one overpriced Modelo and a mention of single-payer healthcare away from jumping over the balcony and into the revolution—the smiling, disheveled, more-or-less polite revolution.
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Ultimate Ears calls the new look "athleisure-inspired," and while I'm not entirely sure I know what athleisure is, the Wonderboom 2150 does look like it's wrapped in overpriced yoga pants.
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Though it need not be, it is synonymous with a run-down public sphere: closed libraries, dirty streets, overpriced housing, overcrowded and unreliable public transport and a poor work-life balance.
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With so many luxury apartments still overpriced, they are now sitting on the market on average of more than a year and a half — a 50 percent jump over last year.
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He also starred in That Awkward Moment, an ensemble rom-com in which he and Zac Efron are bros who walk through SoHo discussing their love lives while sipping overpriced coffee!
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The stimulative effect of the tax bill pumped up a few last months of market lift, but what may be a wildly overpriced stock market is testing the limits of optimism.
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The alleged bribery in the SBM probe predates the better-known "Car Wash" investigation, a vast corruption probe focused on graft involving overpriced contracts between construction and engineering firms and Petrobras.
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After I saw that tweet and in the hours and days that followed, I immediately started to worry about how I was going to keep my overpriced roof over my head.
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Bonus: Postmates also took a close look at Caviar as part of the formal process Square recently ran, a source tells Axios, but ultimately didn't make an offer, finding it overpriced.
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The Hollywood Boulevard of today is a garish nightmare, riddled with overpriced clubs and stripper accessory stores and gift shops that still, I shit you not, sell Charlie Sheen "#WINNING" shirts.
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A large number of low-income Americans don't have a car and/or live in so-called "food deserts," relying on fast food or overpriced packaged food from local convenience stores.
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If you're one of them, there are lots of inconveniences already built into your air travel experience: traffic on your way to the airport, long security lines, overpriced and dry sandwiches.
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The 90s gave us two beautiful gifts of technological advancement: A ridiculously overpriced calculator you could cheat with in math class, and one of gaming's earliest, goriest first-person shooters: Doom.
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Impact relievers, for instance, are probably overpriced for their regular-season contributions and underpriced for their impact in the postseason; everyone knows this, but no one knows quite how to reconcile it.
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The massive corruption scheme, in which money was skimmed from overpriced Petrobras contracts and used to pay political bribes, has seen dozens of executives from Petrobras and its suppliers go to jail.
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They obscure the few truths we know actually lead to lasting wellness — getting exercise, eating lots of fruits and vegetables, avoiding smoking, drinking, and eating too much — with overpriced and unproven products.
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The Department of Labor has estimated investors would save $17 billion if the standard were implemented on retirement advice alone, because brokers and advisors would not be allowed to sell overpriced funds.
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When I did go to bars, cafes, or restaurants to meet friends, I made sure to eat beforehand so I wouldn't be tempted to buy an overpriced grilled cheese or french fries.
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The "2 and 20" fee system that hedge funds use to charge their clients is overpriced and "borders on obscene," billionaire investor Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, said Monday.
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Hundreds of refugees who have been granted asylum and are waiting to be reunited with their families are being forced to pay overpriced fares for their flights, Syrian refugees told BuzzFeed News.
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A retired physician recently wrote a check for $5,000 to settle a $17,850 bill for his young adult daughter's overpriced urine test, for fear that not settling would harm her credit rating.
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Ty Beanie Babies: Ah, 1996: the year of the Spice Girls, Scream and these overpriced-yet-adorable stuffed animals whose "Teenie" versions tweens' parents were so over going to McDonald's for. 8.
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We've all been there — a missed flight or delay leads to hours of mind-numbing boredom in the terminal — unless overpriced food and stale air is your idea of a good time.
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Benson advises shoppers to research the price of the larger sizes, as customers are often duped into buying overpriced smaller bottles and thinking they're scoring a deal because they come in sets.
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Many New Year's Eves tend to take on the same exact quality of the one before; it is the same overpriced bars, the same music, the same people, over and over again.
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Possibly the only smart career move she makes over the course of the entire show is to give up the overpriced Brooklyn apartment she seems to have been living in by herself.
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For critics, the iPhone X is vastly overpriced, weird-looking thanks to its prominent screen notch, and profoundly impractical with its glass back and lack of a headphone jack or expandable storage.
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I'm starving and so are my friends, so we wander outside of City Hall and across the street to the hot dog vendor, where I buy an insanely overpriced Louisiana Hot Link.
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Docks also appear unavailable on Amazon, though Nintendo Japan's site still has a functioning pre-order link for this overpriced hunk of plastic, which suggests rumors of a redesign are false, unfortunately.
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As the rest of us eke out time in our schedules for a regular bubble bath with a simple combination of overpriced soap and a good deep conditioner, Carey is a diva.
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In a note Monday, researchers at Swiss bank UBS claimed recent sterling weakness was "overdone," suggesting markets had overpriced sluggish U.K. data as well as the no-deal Brexit risk for October.
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The total sum Trump netted — not just in terms of salary and fees, but in terms of cash paid to his other businesses, personal debts canceled, and overpriced assets bought — is incalculable.
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There's the "going out" Halloween where you spend all night sweating in your costume at crowded bars, paying for overpriced cocktails, only to spend even more on a surge-rate car home.
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A corporate restaurant chain with locations across Canada and Western United States, the Keg isn't really known for their salad dressings, but rather their overpriced steaks and something called Billy Miner Pie.
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Another day, another enemy for LaVar Ball ... this time it's NFL superstar J.J. Watt who roasted Ball over the ZO2s ... saying they suck, are overpriced ... and most importantly, Watt's shoes are better.
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This means that should you chose to hit that 1-Click button, your chances of getting stuck with an overpriced and shittier version of the thing you thought you ordered decrease markedly.
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Straws are for suckers: A teen has started a campaign to nix plastic straws entirely, and before you complain about not being able to properly enjoy your overpriced latte consider the benefits.
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Current rules effectively block auto dealers from tacking on overpriced gap insurance to military service members, but the administration has sent a proposal to the Defense Department looking to revise the rules.
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And while cute critters can teach us some lessons about saving for the lean times and not falling for overpriced goods, in the end we're all just animals struggling to get by.
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Despite being overpriced, many homes only stay on the market for a week or so, and sellers will sometimes explicitly mention food in their Broker Tours Report listings to get an advantage.
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