It seems incredibly unfair that farmers are paying the price with the Chinese tariffs, and they're paying the price on the other side of the ocean.
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"And who's paying the price for it are the children."
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It isn't just Representative Hill who is paying the price.
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This is what Colby did and he's paying the price.
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Donald Trump eliminated it — and now we're paying the price.
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And they didn't and now we're all paying the price.
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But it is not the only one paying the price.
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More than 30 years later, Booker is still paying the price.
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I forgot to do that and now I'm paying the price.
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But it is Turkey which has ended up paying the price.
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Germany is now "paying the price for a very long neglect".
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A poorer country Brits traveling abroad are already paying the price.
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McGreevy said the only ones paying the price are American brewers.
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Inevitably, politics has dominated economics and Russia is paying the price.
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In other words, we're all paying the price for unpaid internships.
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The United States has not, and borrowers are paying the price.
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Southern European countries behaved irresponsibly, and now they're paying the price.
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Financial institutions, and individual bank employees, are still paying the price.
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And it's our veterans who are once again paying the price.
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But he may be paying the price for years to come.
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PAYING THE PRICE The Parkers now know all of this first hand.
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"The patients are the ones who are paying the price," he said.
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My farmers in Ventura County are paying the price by being overregulated.
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And yet, he did, and now the world is paying the price.
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The people are tired of paying the price for their corrupt rulers.
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And by paying the price, I mean they're accidentally getting some exercise.
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"We'll be paying the price of this election for a long time."
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They have weaponized social media, and we are all paying the price.
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Our leaders were negligent, and now our family is paying the price.
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We are now paying the price for that personal moment of revenge.
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But that was clearly wrong, and we're paying the price for it.
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Twitter has a security problem — and businesses are paying the price for it.
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Yes, vets are literally paying the price for this massive screw-up. 3.
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It lasted a few seconds, but Fairooz is paying the price months later.
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It just felt like I could be paying the price for opportunities missed.
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President Donald Trump claims that China is paying the price of these tariffs.
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But some of the country's most isolated, impoverished communities are paying the price.
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Americans are paying the price, as monopolies now sit atop industries across the nation.
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They consciously stayed on old software, got hacked, and are now paying the price.
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Tesla's cars are too expensive, and thousands of its workers are paying the price.
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"We are now paying the price for the actions (of previous administrations)," he added.
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And U.S. sorghum farmers should not be paying the price for this larger fight.
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He is paying the price for that approach because he is surrounded by ideologues.
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President Donald Trump has claimed that China is paying the price of these tariffs.
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You used your money to get out of paying the price for your actions.
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Italy waited to go to full lockdown, and it is now paying the price.
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The country's economy is paying the price, and now so too must its military.
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I've never been part of the in-crowd, and now I'm paying the price.
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Companies and consumers paying the price Big corporations are already warning about the damage.
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Republican leaders are now paying the price for their dishonest approach to fighting Obamacare.
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And who is really paying the price for our disastrous policies on offshore drilling.
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When you order food on Seamless, you're not just paying the price on the menu.
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And she&aposs paying the price -- so are the people along with that were innocent.
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Trump is escalating his trade war against China, and American families are paying the price.
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With these incremental price hikes, customers are paying the price for all that premium content.
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Trump, meanwhile, is paying the price for the ugly campaign he ran in the primaries.
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We destabilized the Middle East and we've been paying the price for it for years.
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A blanket allowance of willful blindness wouldn't just prevent corporate criminals from paying the price.
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Now America is paying the price for beating up its government, Hacker and Pierson argue.
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When will his voters realize they're the ones, over and over again, paying the price?
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There's so much push-back on vaccines at the moment and we're paying the price.
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"They played politics with health care and now Americans are paying the price," she tweeted.
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For decades, American workers have been paying the price for our archaic corporate tax system.
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Aoun said Lebanon was currently paying the price for 30 years of wrong financial policies.
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Are you in a state of decay or are you paying the price to improve?
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They certainly don't mind paying the price tag, which is pretty real at about $214.
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So while the adults bicker over how to improve education, current students are paying the price.
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We first meet him as he's arguing with a superior, and paying the price for it.
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But it is now paying the price for expanding too fast; last year it lost NKr216bn.
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Jessica Alba's company allegedly made false claims about its products and now it's paying the price.
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The aluminium production sector is now paying the price for changing the way alumina is priced.
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The question for the GOP is whether the party is willing to continue paying the price?
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People who look Chinese are "paying the price just because other people are scared," she said.
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Those women are still paying the price for that abuse, but he has chosen not to.
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The Shia militia groups are clearly out of control — and Sunni civilians are paying the price.
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Areas of control shift through the ebb and flow of battle, with civilians paying the price.
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We are the victims of really, really bad sloppy management and that's why we're paying the price.
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The stock price is paying the price, down more than 7 percent as I write this post.
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When it comes to representation, we're still paying the price today for those antiquated views about femininity.
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Patients and taxpayers wind up paying the price for this failure, both in dollars and in health.
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American communities are paying the price for American politicians who refuse to confront the fossil fuel industry.
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But sicker people will end up paying the price of those healthy people exiting the Obamacare marketplace.
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Analysts said South Africans are still paying the price for unbridled lending that fuelled a consumer frenzy.
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The alternative could leave the U.S. trying to recoup after paying the price at home and abroad.
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"We took the risk and we are paying the price," says Mr Torres, peering at his poster.
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An Airbnb host who cancelled a reservation by sending a racist comment is now paying the price.
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Paying the price to ensure our rights This is just one notable example in a decadeslong trend.
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But fast-forward to 2018 and it's not Trump who is paying the price for his comments.
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The Department of Justice has kowtowed to the porn industry, and our kids are paying the price.
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"Chinese people across the country are paying the price for the death of media," said the headline.
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Others said the trip had been a mistake that their children were unjustly paying the price for.
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Trump has insisted inaccurately that China and not US consumers are paying the price for the tariffs.
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And I'm sure it was like rocket fuel for their business, but now we're paying the price.
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The Rensselaer residents are paying the price for decades of inaction around the management of construction debris.
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All this means a perfect storm is brewing in Europe, and dairy farmers are paying the price.
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Women in developing countries will end up "paying the price," said Marjorie Newman-Williams, the group's vice president.
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I've almost deleted it a few times but decided against it, and now I am paying the price.
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It was a "bait-and-switch" strategy, she says, that left many women stunned -- and paying the price.
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PAYING THE PRICE Aluminium represents over half of production costs for transformers such as rolling mills and extruders.
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But his job has nevertheless overtaken Christopher's life, and it's his family that ends up paying the price.
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And both older and younger college students are paying the price for this greedy, but foolish educational culture.
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Bottom line -- Katt feels like he's paying the price for his team choosing lady Emmy over Lady Justice.
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"In the fight against Boko Haram, innocent people are paying the price," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I'm not aware that paying the price includes taking away your rights to vote in a Democratic society.
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Higher education is becoming a luxury, and student workers, not Columbia's endowment, are paying the price for it.
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The movie follows Cooper's character, a writer who finds himself paying the price for stealing someone else's work.
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As the match proceeded Friday it looked as if he were paying the price for that earlier victory.
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The majority of Americans don't use all of their vacation days — and they're paying the price for it.
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As Trump struggles to undo the damage from his own trade war, consumers are still paying the price.
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Flake argued the federal government hasn't done enough to secure the border and Arizona is paying the price.
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Europe, the story goes, has been dangerously naïve in its immigration policies and is now paying the price.
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"Anybody will miss Shakib...but he made a mistake and is paying the price for it," Domingo said.
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One wrinkle in Friday's report is that they seem to be paying the price for his trade policies.
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If the polluter prevails in this case, property owners will not be the only ones paying the price.
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"Tour helicopter and small aircraft operations are not safe, and innocent lives are paying the price," Case said.
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In the wake of countless data scandals, it has become increasingly clear who is paying the price: consumers.
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The international community must take four steps to ensure that civilians stop paying the price of ending the war.
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"No matter what happens," says Serkar, a student in Diyarbakir, "the Kurds will probably end up paying the price."
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Small creators are the ones who can least afford an extra tax, and they're the ones paying the price.
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From jobs, and taking our companies, and not paying the price -- to so many other things, even military protection.
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The team stuck around too long and pushed just a little too far against Immortals, eventually paying the price.
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Unfortunately, too many parts of the nation didn't listen to LBJ's warning, and we are still paying the price.
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This integrative narrative has never been put forward in many Middle Eastern countries, and they are paying the price.
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"The whole episode really is a cynical, political stunt, and, unfortunately, we're the ones paying the price," Bloomberg said.
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From jobs, and taking our companies, and not paying the price — to so many other things, even military protection.
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"They want to stretch those investments as long as possible, and American consumers are paying the price," said Friedman.
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It allows you to squeeze your partner's arm in delighted anxiety, without paying the price of insomnia to come.
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Chicken is starting to become Americans' favorite meat and beef looks to be be paying the price, per Bloomberg.
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Still, it's Cambridge Analytica paying the price today after losing multiple clients after the last several months of unflattering publicity.
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Veterans are paying the price for a mistake made by their superiors to entice them to stay in the military.
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The Turkey plotters failed to create this perception, and now they — and Turkish democracy — may end up paying the price.
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London (CNN Business)Italy is already paying the price of a bruising clash with the European Union over its budget.
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The Trump White House is paying the price for not fully dealing with that absence of a government-in-waiting.
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Julia Angrisano, national secretary of the Finance Sector Union of Australia, said employees were paying the price for cost controls.
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The alternative is a tragic whack-a-mole, with terrorists moving around the region and local civilians paying the price.
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Or did he pull some kind of trick on them which he knows he'll shortly be paying the price for?
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"Tour helicopter and small aircraft operations are not safe, and innocent lives are paying the price," said Case, a Democrat.
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Now, KFC is paying the price, because the Chinese believe the arbitration would not have been brought without US encouragement.
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Whether it's a car or a Corona, Americans are going to wind up paying the price for Trump's trade war.
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The shortcomings of SAFE notes (simple agreement for future equity) are coming home to roost; ironically, entrepreneurs are paying the price.
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Pelosi added that "the American people are still paying the price" if benefits from the trade deal went to the wall.
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Now, the show is paying the price: last week's episode marked the lowest ratings in five years, at 8.52 million viewers.
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Confindustria, Italy's main business lobby, has decried the law, lamenting that firms are "paying the price of an endless electoral race".
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When men and women react differently to messages about the candidates, the candidate paying the price appears to be Mr. Trump.
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The PD is seen on around 103 percent, paying the price for internal schisms and the slow pace of economic recovery.
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"It's becoming more and more the case where the survivor ends up paying the price, both emotionally and financially," said Phillips.
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If you think $50k is kinda steep for old musty follicles, welp ... history's been written, and we're just paying the price.
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In addition to the monetary cost of its resource nationalism, Indonesia is paying the price when it comes to attracting new investment.
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But for the next few years, at least, residents of Delhi will be paying the price of previous policies with their health.
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People are currently trying to catch their Pikachus and Fitzybutts (honestly, I don't know what they're called) but they're paying the price.
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As U.S. sanctions on Iran extend into a second year, Iranian citizens are paying the price with skyrocketing costs and food shortages.
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"Western Union is now paying the price for placing profits ahead of its own customers," said Acting Assistant Attorney General David Bitkower.
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" Senators coach Guy Boucher liked that his players were "paying the price" in front of the Oilers net and "getting shooting mentality.
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Paying the Price argues that along with states disinvesting in higher education generally, there are issues on how public money is spent.
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The party lost badly in the 2010 midterm elections that determined the last redistricting and has been paying the price ever since.
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Analysts said Turkey was paying the price for intensifying its action against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh.
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And even the final moments of the episode, Morgan is definitely paying the price for freely fighting for what he believes in.
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It is now paying the price in a country where the treatment of Chinese consumers by foreign firms is a contentious issue.
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And if you borrow money — through a credit card, a mortgage or an auto loan — you could end up paying the price.
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Both the JPMorgan and LLB-Switzerland episodes occurred years ago, albeit the latter is now paying the price for its fraudulent behavior.
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TV. "Because of Trump's failure to end the regime change war in Syria — the Kurds are now paying the price," she added.
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That could discourage large fines by allowing opponents of corporate liability to claim that innocent investors will be stuck paying the price.
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They say they are used to being stuck between global and regional powerhouses, and to paying the price for other countries' wars.
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Amazon says it's "off to a record-breaking start to the holiday season," but some customer delivery times are paying the price.
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Indeed, it anchored the statute's success on that private industry — something for which the ACA is now paying the price, as insurers defect.
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Fishermen are paying the price as Asia's superpowers vie for control of the resource-rich waters and islands of the East China Sea.
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Investors that sold the stock short are now paying the price, and buying it back to cover their positions as the price rises.
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In the key place where the fracture is, and trying to scurry around and do too much, I am now paying the price.
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Two people recently got to cross "joining the mile high club" off their bucket list — but now, they're paying the price for it.
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How Obamacare repeal defines the campaign: MacArthur is the prototypical Republican paying the price for the GOP's plans to roll back preexisting conditions.
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Many people weren't waiting around for Mylan to drop the price to an acceptable level and started sharing ways around paying the price.
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The Chinese government is paying the price for decades of not enforcing the regulations that were put in place ostensibly to protect workers.
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Amazon.com is taking steps to protect big brands after a recent surge in counterfeiting, and many rule-abiding sellers are paying the price.
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All too often, she has treated the EU as a vehicle for Germany's short-term interests, and now Germany is paying the price.
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"That is obviously not good, and energy names are paying the price for that," said Allan Small, a senior investment advisor at HollisWealth.
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The perception, Santoro said, is that Brazil overspent on two massive parties for the world to enjoy and are now paying the price.
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"The good news is that I have most of the money they need, but I'm paying the price in capital gains," Stehr said.
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That has proved an insufficient bulwark against an insecure, ignorant president, and his administration, and the American people are now paying the price.
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On Tuesday he sharply criticized the White House's strategy with China, arguing that "Americans were paying the price" of Mr. Trump's recent moves.
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"President Trump says he's building his wall, but it's New Mexico's service members who are paying the price," the state's Democratic Party tweeted.
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How health care defines the campaign: MacArthur is the prototypical Republican paying the price for the GOP's plans to roll back preexisting conditions.
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Paying the price The hype created around such hot topics by the media and politicians does not only distract the electorate from other concerns.
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And the more time I spend listening in rural communities, the clearer it becomes: China isn't paying the price for this reckless trade war.
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But just as Republicans may be paying the price for alienating college-educated whites, Democrats should be wary of relying on them too heavily.
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We are already paying the price — extreme weather, forest fires, drought, sea-level rise and coastal storm intensity are all high-cost leading indicators.
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Ford, which undertook a big expansion in China earlier this decade, is paying the price for a lack of new models in its lineup.
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"Americans are caught in the crosshairs of the administration's three-front trade war, and they will be the ones paying the price," Quach said.
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In the end, the market sets the price and innovation is still rewarded by paying the price the most competitive player wants to charge.
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"The people are tired of paying the price for their violent and corrupt rulers," Sanders said of the largest protests in Iran since 2009.
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For the first time in recent memory, we have a commander in chief without a sense of humor — and America is paying the price.
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And with this latest green light to polluters and contaminators, all of us are again paying the price for that unapologetic greed and ignorance.
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If we fiddle while other LNG-exporting countries move aggressively, we will wind up paying the price of neglect in lost revenue and jobs.
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"Without meaning to, this poor tree has become a symbol of Rome today, it is paying the price of this decadent time," she said.
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Cosmetics is paying the price for importing 156 shipments of false eyelash kits that contained illegal materials from North Korea between 2012 and 2017.
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Ironically, a trade war could finally bring about higher prices, since US consumers would be paying the price of increased tariffs on foreign-made goods.
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Everybody was taking advantage of us, from jobs and taking our companies and not paying the price to so many other things, even military protection.
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Too many active money managers are managing too much money today, and investors are paying the price, AB Chairman and CEO Peter Kraus said Monday.
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The community — which only had a 72.9% vaccination rate in people under 18 — is paying the price with 156 cases reported as of March 28.
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But as one teenager learned in her pursuit of perfect brows, you might end up paying the price in a different, much more traumatic sense.
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After pretending to champion Main Street in their tax bill, small businesses are the ones already paying the price for the GOP's greed-driven agenda.
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"National federations and clean athletes are paying the price today for errors in the anti-doping work of the IWF in the past," he said.
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A federal appeals court delivered a huge legal blow to Google on Tuesday, but developers are the ones who could end up paying the price.
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Pelosi said the entire Congress was complicit in the gun violence epidemic and that victims are "paying the price of our inaction" on the issue.
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"Until tariffs are completely repealed, American businesses, farmers and consumers – not China – will continue paying the price of this trade war," spokesperson Jonathan Gold said.
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Ten years old finding love in dirty magazines / Ms. December you remember I bought you twice / Now I'm thirty plus and still paying the price.
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It is worth noting that hundreds of thousands of innocent Syrians seeking life under a free state are paying the price of Khamenei's ruthless dictatorship.
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Tuesday's developments suggested that the President is not yet at a point where he is ready to risk paying the price of alienating his base.
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But she is nonetheless paying the price for a crisis exacerbated by the President's decision-making amid a major surge in migrants crossing the border.
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Beyond seeing memes of corporate greed, Americans are also paying the price of drugs more often as they increasingly shift to high-deductible insurance plans.
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He also said that average Wells Fargo (WFC) shareholders who have done nothing wrong are the ones that are paying the price for the company's misdeeds.
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Bobby Portis is paying the price for his brutal punch on Bulls teammate Nikola Mirotic ... as the team has slapped him with an 8-game ban.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan is paying the price for misjudging President Donald Trump's resolve to "bring the Chinese to their knees," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Smart Downloads only works when you are connected to WiFi, so you don't need to worry about exceeding your monthly data allowance and paying the price.
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North Korea is also paying the price for its policies; it faces ever-tightening international sanctions in response to the growth of its nuclear-weapons programme.
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What's clear from his report is that working the refs worked beyond conservatives' wildest dreams, and that we are all still paying the price for it.
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Marleau and Thornton have each served as captain of the Sharks, and each has lost the job, paying the price after a particularly troubling playoff exit.
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Despite shouldering such a massive responsibility, there has been a lack of meaningful innovation in the election vendor industry and our democracy is paying the price.
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How they react to paying the price of Airbnb's new policy will likely determine how will its service will fare when things get back to normal.
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New York (CNN Business)The crisis in the US airline industry from the coronavirus continues to deepen, and soon airline employees could be paying the price.
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Rather than buying American-grown corn or soybeans, for instance, other countries can be expected to turn to other suppliers, with American farmers paying the price.
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Each has troubled relationships with men, and each plays out a scenario that ends, one way or another, in murder — paying the price the mother demanded.
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Small businesses will end up paying the price, and worse yet, those that actually decided to sell online are usually the more adaptive and enterprising types.
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In other words, many of the people who aren't cost-burdened in their housing are paying the price in other ways through longer commutes and smaller families.
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However, critics say the state has failed to keep up when it comes to public education spending and now is paying the price with large classroom sizes.
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" Marie Stopes International, an NGO that provides contraception and abortion services, called Trump's order "catastrophic," saying that women in developing countries will end up "paying the price.
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Those who will be impacted are looking ahead to 2019 and seeing very preventable trouble, wondering why they're paying the price for a trade war far away.
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Fast-forward one year: Bitcoin is down 213 percent to a meager $21,2.03, sinking as quickly as its meteoric rise, and industry startups are paying the price.
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"Ministers refused to provide the funding top NHS officials said was necessary and now patients are paying the price," said Vince Cable, leader of the Liberal Democrats.
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But the worry has to be that the longer we stay on this path, the higher the chances are that we'll all end up paying the price.
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Tie the rainbow-colored fabric in your hair or around your wrist to feel fancier than you ever have in your life (without actually paying the price).
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There's definitely that undertone in a lot of the Alien movies about messing with things and paying the price, albeit more often because of capitalism than curiosity.
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It's not a Parisian tradition, but they are paying the price for it with their tax resources, the ecological health of their river, and ultimately, their heritage.
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I was, actually, I continue to be one of those girls who says relationships aren't real unless they're on Facebook, and now I'm just paying the price.
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Herschel Walker says he's paying the price for supporting Donald Trump -- telling TMZ Sports he's been dropped from multiple speaking engagements for publicly backing the GOP candidate.
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Each time that happens, rather than learning from it and changing things the next time around, patients ultimately end up paying the price of potentially preventable illnesses.
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"Owing to China's traditional economic ties with North Korea, it will mainly be China paying the price for implementing the resolution," the statement cited Wang as saying.
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Every day of delay means the rising number of youth and young adults who use e-cigarettes are paying the price with their current and future health.
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While the Red Sox are certainly paying the price for side-stepping the rules, there's an unintended victim for their penalties: other Venezuelan prospects from this year.
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Thanks to Khan and Gopal, we now have statistics showing just how poor a job the military has done — and just how many civilians are paying the price.
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Thanks to the physical requirements of working in his store, Kamal appears to be in good shape, but his insides are paying the price for his poor diet.
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"Workers, business owners and tax payers are currently paying the price of D.C. gridlock and my legislation will put an end to that," Warner said in a statement.
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The rest of America, meanwhile, is paying the price for ObamaCare's regulatory regime, which has increased premiums 85033 percent on average – 92 percent for those 35 and under.
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Solo was apparently paying the price for the public comments and Twitter posts she has made in connection with the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which has plagued Brazil.
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The SPD faces decimation, at 12%-17% in polls, paying the price for sharing power as Merkel's junior partners for six years and 8.93 of the last 14.
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Another type of AV — those boxy 8- or 10-passenger driverless shuttles — falls through the cracks, however, and the only domestic producer, Local Motors, is paying the price.
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We should insist that our politicians go further, to fight for ordinary Americans and to address the injustice that has them, alone, paying the price of civilization for all.
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But if the Spacey scandal gets worse, it would be a particularly cruel injustice should other gay men end up paying the price for his deployment of pernicious stereotypes.
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We really wanted to keep our perspective and sympathies on the ground at this moment, because those are the people really paying the price for the decisions she's making.
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He said ordinary people were still paying the price for the crisis through falling living standards and cuts to public services, and a Labour government would redress the balance.
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"Despite shouldering such a massive responsibility, there has been a lack of meaningful innovation in the election vendor industry and our democracy is paying the price," the letter adds.
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The TV personality says CNN's obsessed with the story because it's been their moneymaker -- and they want it to be true -- but now they're paying the price for recklessness.
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"I can only speak for myself, and I'm paying the price for my mistakes," he said, adding that he was not expecting a pardon and would not seek one.
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Consumers and workers have been paying the price of corporate abuses, and citizens have been footing the fiscal bills of bank bailouts, unaffordable corporate tax cuts and tax evasion.
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Instead, three years since Trump committed to getting this done, prices continue marching upward, patients are still paying the price, and people across the country deserve to know why.
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"Banks are paying the price for political uncertainty that we've seen in the country over the past two weeks," said Ron Klipin, a fund manager at Cratos Capital in Johannesburg.
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The Disney parks Street Views will allow you to explore the park areas without paying the price of admission or dealing with the hot weather and crowds of screaming children.
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This, a result of your party's record-breaking obstruction that is crippling our Supreme Court and our democracy, with our families and children paying the price on a daily basis.
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On top of that, he says the Dow stock is finally paying the price for relying on GE Capital and acquired noncore businesses to help beat earnings estimates each quarter.
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Long story short, despite Trump's somewhat improved poll numbers, he remains historically unpopular for a president early in his second year, and Republicans are paying the price at the polls.
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"Standing behind me and standing before me today at this American air base are Americans who are literally paying the price for the government shutdown in Washington, DC," he said.
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Nearly four months later, investors in initial public offerings are more cautious — and Blue Apron, the biggest consumer start-up to seek the public markets since, is paying the price.
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The flight of industry has decimated a small Pennsylvania town, and the inundation of opioids has its back against the wall – and some of the city's men are paying the price.
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But the money and loss of military life will be nothing if we see genocidal ethnic cleansing on our watch all over again, and Kurdish civilians are already paying the price.
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But the country risks paying the price for past excess, when its exports of surplus steel washed through the rest of the world, leaving a trail of margin compression and destruction.
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The plain-spoken, 59-year-old Nevadan is the rare House Republican who's given the divisive, controversial GOP nominee a full-throated endorsement — and now appears to be paying the price.
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The downside of that kind of deal is that it leaves the GOP vulnerable to paying the price for backing bills and policies they don't subscribe to in the first place.
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Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer has said repeatedly that the Navy sailed the bottoms off its ships without doing the proper maintenance, and now the service is paying the price.
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More than a year in the works, it heated up this summer, and American businesses and consumers have already been paying the price, according to figures from free-trade advocacy groups.
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"My passion is photography, but I am paying the price for my passion with my life," he wrote in a letter to observe his 600th day in detention in March 2015.
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"Today's tax code lets other countries win, and our workers and our families are paying the price and we have an obligation to speak out," said Jay Timmons, the association's president.
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The subjects whom Goldrick-Rab featured in her book "Paying the Price" last year worked so many hours just to cover their bills that most of them never had a chance.
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The ruling centre-left Democratic Party (PD) is paying the price of an anaemic economic recovery following the worst recession since World War Two and could end up in third place.
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"Your decision-makers, the politicians, the lobbyists and the major corporations are the ones gaining from your foreign policy, and you are the ones paying the price for it," it said.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, a Temple University professor and the author of a book about college costs called "Paying the Price," made this crucial point in a post on Medium last year.
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"The market is suffering... everyone along the chain is paying the price for these war games," a grain trader said, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation.
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But as globalization and new technologies disrupt our economy, we need government to ensure that the gains aren't all going straight to the top, with American workers left behind paying the price.
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Adrien Broner terrorized his Uber driver -- and now he's paying the price ... he's been BANNED from using the app ever again all because he's the passenger from hell, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Instead of trying desperately to trick our biological clocks — and paying the price with our health — we are choosing more and more to embrace this condition as part of who we are.
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USA Today's Lindsay Jones was only one to ask the obvious and relevant question everyone wanted to hear an answer to and, for her effort, she's now paying the price on Twitter.
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It's clear from the anger that administration officials faced at a City Council hearing on Thursday that Mr. de Blasio is paying the price for the managerial blunder of overpromising and underdelivering.
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"Owing to China's traditional economic ties with North Korea, it will mainly be China paying the price for implementing the resolution," Wang said at a regional security forum in Manila on Monday.
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Many insurers charge the penalty, or surcharge in insurance lingo, for three years after the violation, meaning you'll still be paying the price long after the check for your ticket has cleared.
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" He pledged to ask the Federal Communications Commission to investigate the story and ensure Americans that rely on federal help for phone service "aren't paying the price with their privacy and security.
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After years spent slashing jobs, scaling back their investment banks, and paying the price of previous corporate misconduct, both big banks are getting back to business — and their earnings are beating expectations.
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They feel they are paying the price for the corruption of Mr. Ramaphosa's party, the African National Congress, whose former leadership is enmeshed in multiple graft scandals, including within the electricity sector.
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And in San Francisco, where complimentary in-house meals have become one of the most attractive perks that some tech companies based here offer their employees, local restaurants are paying the price.
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"She should not be paying the price for whatever disagreements you have with the UK." In January, Zaghari-Ratcliffe went on hunger strike for several days in protest at her treatment in jail.
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But the party took only 14.4 percent of the vote, paying the price for failing to rejuvenate an economy that has struggled to catch up with the richer countries in Europe, analysts said.
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If Trump wants to fulfill his campaign promise, it seems increasingly likely he'll have to turn to more symbolic arrangements to show that Mexico is the one paying the price for the wall.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ferrari appointed Mattia Binotto as their fourth Formula One principal in less than five years on Monday, with previous incumbent Maurizio Arrivabene paying the price for their continuing lack of titles.
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"There has been some small improvement but generally we've found there's been a real lack of progress and workers are paying the price," said Amnesty International's Deputy Director of Global Issues, Stephen Cockburn.
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"This is one of the poorest places in the world, which is paying the price of climate change provoked mostly, not only but mostly, by the developed world," the 73-year-old added.
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In most cases, I was wrong when I originally sized up the economic characteristics of these companies or the industries in which they operate, and we are now paying the price for my misjudgments.
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The Mountaineers, who have 11 freshmen on the roster, are paying the price for scheduling up as losses to Marquette and Notre Dame have them staring at a possible third straight 0-3 start.
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The secretary general of Keiko's party, Jose Chlimper - a former minister in her father's government - said she was paying the price for keeping a campaign promise to not seek her father's freedom through politics.
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"It's deja vu all over again as it seems the situation only continues to get worse, and we all are paying the price," said House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton, R-Mich.
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"They're already paying the price in scams flooding our phone lines, wasted time responding to false and fraudulent calls, offering us what we did not ask for, do not want, and do not need."
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It was a business model that fell out of sync with the enthusiast community that once championed its products, and the twice-bankrupt RadioShack has been paying the price for that pivot ever since.
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Social Security benefits would automatically rise to adjust for the higher prices so the most vulnerable seniors would be protected, but more affluent ones would be paying the price for other people's health care.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, a Temple University professor of higher education and sociology, and author of "Paying the Price, " worries about the New York program and the assumptions that many overly optimistic students may make.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab's important new book, Paying the Price: College Costs, Financial Aid and the Betrayal of the American Dream explains the dire situation, and how badly we need to find a new direction.
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"Owing to China's traditional economic ties with North Korea, it will mainly be China paying the price for implementing the resolution," Wang said this month after the United Nations imposed new sanctions on Pyongyang.
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The bottom line: We are the first generation of humans to start paying the price for a warmer world, and we are also the first to face costs as we try to address it.
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"The N.F.L. has a lot to answer for on concussions, and they are paying the price for it," said Warren Zola, a sports lawyer who teaches at the Boston College Carroll School of Management.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, a Temple University professor of higher education and sociology, and author of "Paying the Price," worries about the New York program and the assumptions that many overly optimistic students may make.
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"There's vengeance and resentment, and we feel we're paying the price of tactics by the (conservative) European People's Party, which are alien to us because we're newcomers," a source within Macron's party told Reuters.
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"Lebanon is paying the price currently... The obstruction in forming a government through fabricating the Sunni problem comes in the context of Iran and Hezbollah's reaction to the latest American sanctions," he was quoted saying.
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When Congress is in session, he spends most days on Capitol Hill, educating congressional lawmakers about what credit unions need to ensure they aren't paying the price for mistakes made by much larger financial institutions.
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Most of the riffs take the stance of a person not being loved, not being able to withstand the ordeal of being known — or failing that, stubbornly demanding to be loved without paying the price.
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Andrew Cuomo uses N-word during radio interview 10 top Republicans who continue to deny the undeniable Tulsi Gabbard rips Trump's Syria decision: 'Kurds are now paying the price' MORE apologized after joking to Sen.
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There's a larger geopolitical game that's happening between China and the US, in which Canada is somewhat caught in the middle, the person added, and it is the two Canadians who are paying the price.
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And it throws into sharp relief the continuing woes of Marks & Spencer, a retail giant of the bricks and mortar era, which has been slow to adapt to the digital era and is paying the price.
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Trump tit-for-tat trade war with ChinaTrump's domestic and foreign policy doctrine can be boiled down to this: a lot of tough talk, but most of the time, the US ends up paying the price.
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Over the last decade, government policies and legal rulings are pushing U.S. investment money overseas to China, while here in the United States, key industries that have potential to spur economic growth are paying the price.
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Government data showed last month the Saudi economy slowed sharply in the second quarter, paying the price of restraining crude production by more than called for by an OPEC-led supply deal to support oil markets.
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"I think with somebody like Donald Trump, you would see a race to the bottom across our country with working families paying the price and don't think that is a risk our families can afford," Clinton said.
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Trump is the most unpopular president at this point in his term since modern polling was invented, and his party has been paying the price in recent special elections — which bodes ominously for the GOP in 33.
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By providing such extensive military and diplomatic support for one side of the conflict, the United States is deepening and prolonging a crisis that has immediate and severe consequences for Yemen, and civilians are paying the price.
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"In most of these cases, I was wrong in my evaluation of the economic dynamics of the company or the industry in which it operates, and we are now paying the price for my misjudgments," he wrote.
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So it seems clear the Fed is on board with the premise that we can continue to grow and to improve the employment picture, without necessarily paying the price, quote-unquote, in the form of higher inflation.
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Instead, those in the broad economic and social tiers below the elite complain that they are paying the price as Mr. Macron makes France more capitalist, forsaking traditions of equality and fraternity in favor of the rich.
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The other players didn't even show up until several years after Amazon launched its first service in 2006, and they are paying the price for their failure to see the way computing would change the way Amazon did.
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Voters and unions that backed the minimum wage increase meant to benefit workers in retail or coffee shops — not full-service restaurants, which are now paying the price of legislation that wasn't tailored to their industry, Barron said.
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Italian banks, which hold about 375 billion euros ($426 billion) of the country's government bonds, are paying the price for a jump in sovereign borrowing costs triggered by market fears over the ruling coalition's big-spending budget plans.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, professor at Temple University, author of "Paying the Price " and founder of the Hope Center, tells CNBC Make It that basic needs, including hunger and homelessness, are factors that contribute to low college graduation rates.
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Vitesse, who was in good spirits afterward, said she wasn't sure why she was given a penalty but thought the referees were trying to keep a very physical game under control and she ended up paying the price.
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Readers felt justified paying the price because they got access to the other content, and the WSJ got to keep all the money even if people didn't read much else or declined to even visit during the month.
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Andrew Cuomo uses N-word during radio interview 85033 top Republicans who continue to deny the undeniable Tulsi Gabbard rips Trump's Syria decision: 'Kurds are now paying the price' MORE following her breakout performance in the August debate.
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In the book "Paying the Price," Sara Goldrick-Rab, a professor of higher education at Temple University, relates studying 2900,270 college students and finding that even with financial aid, the cost of college derailed them over and over.
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Barnes & Noble did a lot wrong, and a lot of their best people have been paying the price, but I have the urge to protect what's left of it now from the algorithmic freeze of what comes next.
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Somehow, we did when we were a much poorer country in the years after World War II. In our politics, in our labor-market participation, and in our health we are already paying the price for our failures.
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But Coe — who mentored other inmates in prison and has stayed sober for more than a decade after successfully completing drug rehab — spent nearly 40 years paying the price for a crime he committed while still a teenager.
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Evan Laksmana of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a think-tank in Jakarta, says they realise that they will end up "paying the price" of poorer municipal services if they elect a leader on a sectarian basis.
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"Canadian families, Canadian workers, Canadian farmers, and Canadian job-creators are paying the price for your weak leadership," Scheer wrote in a letter to Trudeau last month, calling on the government to take tough countermeasures, including examining retaliatory tariffs.
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Goldrick-Rab is Professor of Higher Education Policy and Sociology at Temple University and author of"Paying the Price: College Costs, Financial Aid, and the Betrayal of the American Dream," coming in September from the University of Chicago press.
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American businesses say they support the administration's efforts to press for a more level playing field in China, but complain they are paying the price for tariffs, which have driven up costs and prompted Chinese retaliation on American products.
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He is the author of "Financial Shock: A 360° Look at the Subprime Mortgage Implosion and How to Avoid the Next Financial Crisis" (2008) and "Paying the Price: Ending the Great Recession and Beginning a New American Century" (2012).
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Paying the price, Mr. Mitchell was convicted of conspiracy, obstruction of justice and perjury in 22018 and sentenced to two and a half to eight years in prison for his role in the Watergate break-in and cover-up.
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Washington (CNN)Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin says in a new book he was shocked by an apparent culture of backstabbing in Washington and specifically his own department -- and that veterans are paying the price, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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JERICHO, West Bank/BE'ER TUVIA, Israel (Reuters) - Israel and the Palestinian Authority have opened a new front in their decades-long conflict by getting locked in a trade dispute - and farmers on both sides of the border are paying the price.
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Britain is paying the price for a high level of inequality and a chronic lack of investment in education which have prompted a disillusioned population to vote to leave the European Union, Credit Suisse Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said on Sunday.
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With backing for 5-Star holding steady, the League appeared to be paying the price for the constant cabinet tensions, which culminated this week in a junior League minister being turfed out of government after being engulfed in a corruption scandal.
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Wang said that "it will mainly be China paying the price for implementing the resolution," but also pledged China would "properly implement" the sanctions, which forbids any new economic partnerships between the countries and bans many of North Korea's exports.
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The Danish author Madame Nielsen's debut in English translation, "The Endless Summer," is very much in the latter category, telling the story of a family that indulges in life's lightness, ultimately paying the price for ignoring the weight of being.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that he had warned European countries years ago about the risk of the United States imposing its rules on others, and that they were now paying the price for ignoring him.
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Although austerity could hurt growth in the short term, the only way to reduce the widening gap between revenues and expenditures is by paying the price of a weaker economy now to guarantee the return of stability and growth later.
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In elevating a populist nationalist like Johnson to the premiership, the British are paying the price for the long-term weakening of Parliament and the role of a small minority of mainly elderly party members at the base of their party.
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The dates on the newly available checks shed light on the parallel lives Mr. Trump was living by this account — at once managing affairs of state while quietly paying the price of keeping his personal secrets out of the public eye.
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"Children who are suffering and dying in [North] Korea are not the people who should be paying the price for whatever else is going on," Chris De Bono, UNICEF's chief of communication for East Asia and Pacific, told the BBC.
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It took over a year of living at home, paying the price of rent toward my loans, and a lot of pep talks before I could look at my student loan balance without my chest tightening and feeling the urge to hyperventilate.
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While the top seeds have been paying the price of a demanding season, Isner has looked fresh and despite allowing Del Potro to level for one-set all with a double fault on set point, the American was a cut above his opponent.
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Opponents on the left and right have sought to depict Macron as a leader with diminished star power now paying the price for centralising authority and decision-making in the hands of a small inner circle, but he faces no immediate threat.
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"This paper confirms what we've been saying, that skyrocketing inequality has undermined the strength of our economy and finds that working families are literally paying the price for government inaction," said Sapna Mehta, associate director of policy and research at the Groundwork Collaborative.
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All these unprecedented moves could transform how the public views the Fed's role in downturns, although support for similar actions in the future "will depend a lot on where the crisis begins and who's paying the price," said Kohn, the former Fed official.
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I think that's this time what we'll see on tech, on monopoly, that I think ... Do you think that is going to be a big issue or has tech kind of gotten out of, gotten away from paying the price for this?
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Back in the summer of 2008, about midway between these calls for regime change in Beijing, he wanted the US to risk war with Russia to bail out Georgia after the small nation found itself paying the price for aggressive action toward Moscow.
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Abdullah Bozkurt, President of the Stockholm Center for Freedom – an advocacy organization created by a group of Turkish journalists who live in self-exile in Sweden – cautioned the family members and associates who remain in Turkey end up paying the price for surveillance abroad.
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As tariffs become broader, higher and more permanent without any relief from the changes in Chinese behavior they were supposed to elicit, it becomes increasingly likely that nothing will be gained by the American families who are paying the price of Trump's trade war.
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Inslee did, however, note that Americans are already paying the price of climate change, which has cost the U.S. economy at least $240 billion each year since 2030 in the form of extreme-weather and health effects of fossil fuels, according to a recent report.
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It seems Hinde isn't the only one: even the most cursory glance online can open up pages worth of stories featuring prison staff getting romantically involved with inmates—and often paying the price for it by ending up on the other side of the cell.
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At $35,750 as equipped, you're essentially paying the price of a fully-optioned midsize SUV — think decked out CR-V, leather lined CX-5 or whatever you family crossover suits your fancy — for something that's sized more like a CX-3 or HR-V.
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Several veterans groups held a joint press conference Tuesday demanding an end to a partial government shutdown, saying that tens of thousands of veterans who now work as federal employees were paying the price as they are either furloughed or required to work without pay.
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So if our measurement tools emphasize short-term risk reduction at the expense of economic growth and long-term prosperity, then our children could end up paying the price by having to live in a poorer, more dangerous and riskier world than might otherwise be.
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Christine Williamson, an expert who consults with aid organizations on human resources issues, said, "I have seen people move around who have gone through the disciplinary process, come out with a confidentiality agreement, and move on to another organization without really paying the price."
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But Dr. Goldrick-Rab, the author of the recent book "Paying the Price: College Costs, Financial Aid, and the Betrayal of the American Dream," called the provision that students must live and work in New York a "poison pill" by limiting mobility, among other factors.
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Given the strength of immigrant populations throughout the country and the way in which those immigrants are woven into the fabric of suburbs, exurbs, and cities all over America, the Republicans might really be paying the price at the ballot box in years to come.
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Driven in value by a series of investments in several sectors during the 7873s, GE is now paying the price for focusing outside its traditional industrial manufacturing turf, while its rivals have enjoyed a more steady ascent thanks to a sharper focus on their industrial roots.
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So now there's no law, and it's the victims of revenge porn in Rhode Island who are paying the price, according to Amy Kemp, spokesperson for State Attorney General Peter Kilmartin, who told VICE that victims continue to contact the attorney general's office asking for help.
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The President has been confident that his trade rhetoric would help American industries -- "Trade wars are good and easy to win," he has said -- but the uncertainty created has left Republicans worried that they will end up paying the price at the ballot box in November.
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As more and more high-profile men are accused of sexual harassment — and paying the price — questions are circling back to how Trump, who has faced multiple accusations of harassment and was caught on the Access Hollywood tape admitting to doing so, should account for his actions.
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But Duquette also signed the right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez, who went 32-42 over the length of a four-year, $50 million contract, and Baltimore is still paying the price for the seven-year, $161 million deal offered to slugger Chris Davis before the 2016 season.
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Millennials opting to avoid the risk and stress of switching jobs could be paying the price for their company loyalty, according to new research conducted in the U.K. Only one in 25 people born in the 1980s switched employment before their 30th birthday, official labor market data showed.
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The Obama administration's response to Putin's propaganda machine was weak and ineffective in Eastern Europe, and now we're paying the price here at home" Mr Royce declared, adding for good measure that the report found no evidence that "Russian meddling impacted our voting and tallying process in any way.
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Three senior HSBC executives told Reuters the decision had come as a surprise, but that Flint was paying the price for an overly cautious approach that prioritised cost controls, and investment in China, over a more ambitious push into the U.S. "It's been a shock to everyone," one said.
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Three senior HSBC executives told Reuters the decision had come as a surprise, but that Flint was paying the price for an overly cautious approach that prioritized cost controls, and investment in China, over a more ambitious push into the U.S. "It's been a shock to everyone," one said.
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Some Republicans on Thursday cast Sessions — who pulled himself out of involvement in the Russia investigation due to his role in the Trump campaign and meetings he took with Russia's US ambassador — as a good man who played by the rules and is paying the price for doing so.
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When traditional constraints on presidential power come under attack, not for the purpose of promoting a substantive agenda, but solely for the purpose of assisting the president to avoid paying the price for his own misdeeds, we are at the outer limit of what a democracy can bear.
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Trump showed this week that he cares more about whether he was right or wrong than where the hurricane is headed -- and he wants people to believe he did the best for them on the economy, even when they can see for themselves that they're paying the price.
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"Fast fashion" — which is to say cheap, disposable clothing, made indiscriminately, imprudently, and often without consideration for environmental and labor conditions by companies like Zara, H&M, Forever 226, Nasty Gal, and Fashion Nova — is a disease, and both the planet and its people are paying the price.
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"South Korea is paying the price for its overprotection of top-tier jobs and education fervor that produced a flood of people wanting only that small number of top jobs," said Ban Ga-woon, a labor market researcher at state-run Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training.
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"People, including young people but not just young people, understand that all sorts of jobs now require at least some sort of education after high school," says Sara Goldrick-Rab, author of "Paying the Price: College Costs, Financial Aid and the Betrayal of the American Dream" and professor at Temple University.
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What they're saying: "The dates on the newly available checks shed light on the parallel lives Mr. Trump was living by this account — at once managing affairs of state while quietly paying the price of keeping his personal secrets out of the public eye," the Times says in its report.
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On Tuesday, the Senate Banking Committee will consider the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, legislation to roll back Dodd-Frank reforms Congress passed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis -- reforms meant to protect homeowners, taxpayers, and our economy from ever again paying the price for Wall Street greed.
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"Because shipbuilding is such a long game, we're really actually still paying the price for (building) four ships a year that was what was going on in the early 2000s and created this trough in terms of surface ships, submarines all the support vessels that we're scrambling to try to catch up with," Courtney said.
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"We're very concerned that not only are we paying the price now with having to undervalue these properties," he said, "but also, municipalities ... are going to start to see a wave of these retroactive tax grievances filed against them, to the tune of millions of dollars in more property taxes that homeowners will have to pay."
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration has begun an intense crackdown on immigrants, and American children are paying the price.
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The Christopher Street pier had been such a space for New York's queer and trans youth of color for years, until gentrification and development in the West Village in the early aughts led to an increased police presence at the pier—as the cis white gayborhood flourished, homeless queer and trans youth of color were paying the price.
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More than a decade later, the hedge fund, Och-Ziff Capital Management, and its founder, Daniel Och, are paying the price for what the United States government has charged were more than $226 million in bribes paid to government officials in Libya, Chad, Niger, Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo to secure natural resources deals and other investments.
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"We've had a certain style on the left of doing this sort of policy for a very long time, and I think she's still kind of caught in the old mode," said Sara Goldrick-Rab, a professor of higher education at Temple University and author of "Paying the Price," a new book about college costs and financial aid. Mrs.
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Andrew Cuomo uses N-word during radio interview 85033 top Republicans who continue to deny the undeniable Tulsi Gabbard rips Trump's Syria decision: 'Kurds are now paying the price' MORE, quickly took off on social media and was retweeted by prominent LGBTQ accounts including that of Megan Rapinoe, captain of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. .
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Andrew Cuomo uses N-word during radio interview 10 top Republicans who continue to deny the undeniable Tulsi Gabbard rips Trump's Syria decision: 'Kurds are now paying the price' MORE, was at the center of controversy following his confrontation with a man at a Hamptons bar in August who referred to him as "Fredo," a character from the "Godfather" movies.
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What is wrong, though, is that the indie labels who have fostered the format while major label attention waned are now paying the price for the rejuvinated interest, struggling to keep afloat while their money is tied up for as long as ten months thanks to manufacturing delays because someone in a boardroom somewhere decided it was time to churn out yet another 200,000 copies of Revolver.
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Driving the news: Rockland County in New York rocked the nation when it declared a local state of emergency starting Wednesday, with a directive barring unvaccinated children under 18 from countywide public spaces unless they are under 6 months or have a medical exemption.. The community — which only had a 72.9% vaccination rate in those under 18 — is paying the price with 156 cases reported as of March 28.
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Yes, the suffering of Syrians and Yemenis might seem like a distant and abstract problem in the midst of our addiction to political entertainment and flowery speeches, but unless we wake up and demand real action to stop the suffering over there, we might find ourselves caught off-guard over here, and you and I might end up paying the price of this willful ignorance for generations to come.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE said Sunday that because of the partial government shutdown, "innocent people are now paying the price for another lie" from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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