For now, we only have the Galaxy S10 price tags to work from, and the price tags in general of high-end Android phones.
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The inclusive price tags don't rule out the fashionable vibes.
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Price tags could soon make you do a double take.
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But even those price tags might underestimate the actual cost.
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There are no price tags on anything in the store.
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But the hippie wares now come with hefty price tags.
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It was in the back room putting on price tags.
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Price tags on LOL toys range from $5 to $240.
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Google slashed a massive $23 off the price tags of its premium flagship Pixel 23 and Pixel 2100 XL smartphones, bringing their price tags almost as low as the mid-range $400 Pixel 3a.
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But Bernstein doesn't think the price tags have become too frothy.
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In a weird way, some of their price tags make sense.
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The halal ingredients do not carry premium price tags, he said.
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More features usually mean higher price tags, but not this time.
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But the price tags here clarify the reality of this election.
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And they come with giant price tags approaching $22011,22012 a year.
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To really get their attention, he attached price tags like $3,999.99.
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Hogg introduced the price tags at the March For Our Lives.
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Many recent Olympic Games have had some eye-popping price tags.
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Price tags regularly pushed past $20183, even for mass-market formulas.
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What's behind the ever-soaring price tags for professional basketball teams?
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But the added features give those phones staggeringly high price tags.
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Narrator: In an Apple store, the price tags are very small.
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Take a look at 15 small homes with shocking price tags.
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The Long Island town is no stranger to high price tags.
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Compare the price tags, he suggests, and come to a conclusion.
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Such hefty price tags have prompted outcries from patients and patient advocates.
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The individual price tags that contribute to these totals aren't small, either.
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And the high calorie price tags are nothing to sneeze at either.
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But these breakthroughs have also come with equally jaw-dropping price tags.
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Samsung's chameleon TVs, as I've started calling them, now have price tags.
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Price tags come both literally and figuratively in his post-college world.
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The boom has jacked up the price tags of market leaders Ele.
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The $29-and-under price tags are just the cherry on top.
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The price tags for some 700-series CAT haulage trucks exceed $5,000,000.
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For manufacturers, SUVs typically carry higher price tags and demand is phenomenal.
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These therapies all come with potential adverse consequences and significant price tags.
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So one could argue that both earbuds have pretty similar price tags.
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Driving the news: Gene therapies expected to come with big price tags
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But these bright, beautiful bunches of veggies came with steep price tags.
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Both drugs have price tags around $1,800 per month, before any discounts.
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It's a big reason why Apple can justify the higher price tags.
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The deals bring much-needed upgrades, but can carry hefty price tags.
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For quality leather goods, many would call the price tags a steal.
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Even flats with less hefty price tags have been hard to shift lately.
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With repeated, regular trips, price tags, delays and frustrations will scale up, quickly.
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They're intended to be incredible future-proof sets worth their $5000+ price tags.
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It's no secret that Anthropologie's price tags are steep for the average person.
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The drugs drew both praise and criticism for their five-digit price tags.
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Check out the Chromebooks on sale below and look at their price tags.
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There is some debate about whether naming rights are worth their price tags.
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In fact, nearly all mid-engine supercars come with eye-watering price tags.
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First it's bringing sustainability measures and under-$100 price tags to the table.
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By doing so, it dispenses with judgmental sales staff and forbidding price tags.
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All of PCC's price tags come with vivid, enticing descriptions of the product.
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Look closely and you might be a little stunned by the price tags.
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These extras come with price tags ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
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Qualcomm had resisted a deal for months, rejecting several record-breaking price tags.
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The price tags for Psyche and Lucy are capped at $450 million each.
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We forego luxury staples to avoid heftier price tags, opting for cheaper iterations instead.
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A procedure can come with different price tags depending on where it is performed.
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What we don't always love, however, is seeing their less-than-ideal price tags.
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Fun fact: The most effective anti-aging treatments rarely come with affordable price tags.
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So don't let the (non-designer) price tags fool you: This collection is legit.
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Look at all the seat price tags; maybe it'll be worth it, maybe not.
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If consumers start feeling the pinch, those price tags could put the punters off.
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Some traders dislike the clunky terminals for their cumbersome interfaces and steep price tags.
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The price tags: up to $65 billion for coal and $4.8 billion for nuclear.
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The choices — and price tags — can be intimidating, but they don't have to be.
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Before trying the palettes, I was immediately taken aback by their high price tags.
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Governments have attempted to counter high price tags with both financial and nonfinancial incentives.
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Considering the high price tags of Boosted's boards, that's probably not the worst bet.
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Accordingly, both countries' contributions amount to a substantial percentage of these total price tags.
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And go ahead — ignore the price tags and just drink the cheap, delicious wine.
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Those that came with the 5G Snapdragon 855 came with significantly higher price tags.
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The Saks Potts coats worn by Jenner and Karanikolaou come with high price tags.
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These are price tags that lower- and middle-class Seattleites simply can't afford to pay.
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The brands capitalizing on the sleep economy are setting the price tags at a premium.
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Search efforts would be hindered by limited detection devices due to the hefty price tags.
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The following list uses the publication's data and lists them by their respective price tags.
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Despite its rising price tags, OnePlus phones continue to sell for less than the competition.
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Other establishments might have custom-made, limited edition ceramic ones that command higher price tags.
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But, really, it's the price tags of the homes for sale that are the issue.
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Banks aren't always spending to buy startups with big-name investors — or big price tags.
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High-quality blenders that can somehow make kale edible often come with high price tags.
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To be clear, price tags don't directly relate to how many lenses a phone has.
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And as is so often the case, desirable areas come with expensive price tags attached.
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Giacometti's work surely deserves its price tags, if anything of strictly subjective worth ever does.
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Although the price tags for these neighborhoods can be lofty, there is a financial upside.
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These deals don't actually have much of an impact, however, despite their big price tags.
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Many drugs on the list, like Revlimid and H.P. Acthar Gel, have high price tags.
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While the price tags may be higher, the 10 labels ahead are worth every penny.
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At this point, you've probably come to expect that high tech means high price tags.
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Overall, I'm not sure the Jaclyn Cosmetics makeup brushes are worth their high price tags.
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Columbia Sportswear wants the price tags to hammer home how the tariffs are impacting consumers.
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Employees explain how to read the price tags at Costco to get the best deal
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The two CAR-Ts approved in the U.S. have price tags of $475,000 and $373,000.
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Most chargers are shoddy, and the options that seem promising come with questionable price tags.
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The answer will most likely come down to the price tags for Strasburg and Cole.
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The station's buildings are aging and inefficient, and the price tags for replacements are high.
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Since 1980, the United States has suffered 238 disasters with billion-dollar-plus price tags.
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There are also some infamous Lego sets that come with unbelievably high resale price tags.
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She left a handful of clunky white price tags affixed to the interior of her sleeve.
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Ikea's iconic price tags were also used to tell small stories of refugees all across Syria.
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But those phones are far more expensive, with starting price tags of $493 and $436, respectively.
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Is there a case to buy these embattled names that appear to have cheap price tags?
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The question is how high these price tags go to get a chunk of it. Right?
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Price tags valuing the company as high as $1 billion have been cited by media reports.
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And if these funds differ in approach and exposure, their price tags aren't all that different.
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J Crew maintained it could charge premium price tags even as customers drifted away, Saunders said.
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With expensive price tags and long waits, it's a wonder why everyone isn't turning to homebrew.
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Large full-screen displays and dual cameras are becoming commonplace, as are their higher price tags.
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Living in LA, I frequently come across these seemingly unnecessary meditation accessories with ludicrous price tags.
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The line features gorgeous colors and high-quality finishes that magically belie those low price tags.
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But some (maybe even you?) might have better Spidey sense for price tags than we do.
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In the world of high-end Scotch, there are rare specimens with vertigo-inducing price tags.
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When a person thinks of sports cars, they might picture sleek designs and incredible price tags.
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On the fashion front, she requested that all the clothes she reviewed had price tags on.
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Price tags stick to ready-made bicycle wheels the same way they stick to marble Madonnas.
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Typical e-bikes have increasingly lower price tags as battery tech improves and costs go down.
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I favorite some places on the app so I can see their eventual final price tags.
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Vertu Corporation Limited (VCL) made products for the super-rich that came with hefty price tags.
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Price tags can be as low as $2.503,22.50 for a new Tata Motors Nano mini-car.
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Think Lululemon leggings, the Outdoor Voices "Exercise Dress," and hideous sneakers with four-digit price tags.
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Notifications often recommend flights to irrelevant cities and with higher price tags than what I'd asked for.
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For Cook and company, further growth may depend more on developing new gadgets than changing price tags.
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Their exorbitant price tags just didn't sit well with consumers when faced with their extremely limited functionality.
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Leaving out the environmental harms from the price tags for fossil fuels keeps energy affordable as well.
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Last September, Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster also accused Walgreen of failing to remove expired price tags.
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A new online grocery store is setting itself apart by ditching fancy labels and complex price tags.
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The deals that everyone talks about, however, are the ones with the big and disclosed price tags.
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Damodaran, a closely followed valuation expert, used two frameworks to come up with two lower price tags.
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The final price tags of the only new U.S. reactors under construction today could exceed $30 billion.
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Advocates of a Green New Deal should avoid the obvious own-goal of focusing on price tags.
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Don't want to casually shell out the three- to four-figure price tags on West's knit boots?
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But even with monthly payment plans and trade-in deals, their price tags are less than appealing.
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His unpredictability could cause market swings, which could lead to more acquisitions, but at lower price tags.
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Even homes in smaller metropolitan areas can come with price tags that way exceed the national median.
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Below are some console bundles, software, and accessories that we like—all with extra attractive price tags.
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Its phones are often lauded for their high-end features and cameras and relatively cheap price tags.
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Since then, Wall Street has both seen both fewer bank mergers as well as smaller price tags.
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For those types of limited-edition collections, price tags can run into the triple digits, Quan said.
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Analysts say clunky devices, high price tags and compatibility issues have kept many devices from going mainstream.
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The new plans increase the data allotment at each tier, but also come with higher price tags.
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The clearly labeled price tags on the users of WhatsYourPrice, and now Ohlala, are harder to ignore.
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We've tested the highest-spec Model X's available, and we've pegged the price tags at around $150,000.
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And that doesn't even get into the absurd price tags on the 8K TVs that do exist.
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Weddings are joyous occasions, but they're also infamous for their high stress levels and high price tags.
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He pointed to the $22014,20143 and $22014,23.5 price tags of the two new CAR-T cancer therapies.
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And perhaps most significantly, my mother, who was footing the bill, didn't balk at the price tags.
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It is the first of a wave of gene therapy treatments likely to carry staggering price tags.
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Stock up on Swiss luxuries (or just gape at the price tags) on the main drag, Bahnhofstrasse.
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But the lofty price tags of their devices could prove to be a tough sell among consumers.
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Neither of those price tags is attached to an actual amount of barrier that can be built.
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The cost of specialty drugs, which already carry hefty price tags, is expected to rise by 4.23%.
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From the dramatic new cancer breakthroughs to century-old drugs, spiraling price tags have caught lawmakers' eyes.
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For the most part, they are less eager to talk about those programs' trillion-dollar price tags.
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Some sports cars, such as the 2017 Lamborghini Aventador S, have price tags of more than $500,000.
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Morgan Stanley's planned acquisition of E-Trade shows high price tags aren't going to scare banks away.
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Happily, the Alps are home to hundreds of ski-centric accommodations, many with budget-friendly price tags.
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These miniature stuffed bears can still be found on eBay with price tags between $500 and $7,000.
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But the price tags, nonetheless, suggest a certain kind of buyer, one that wants a pixel-perfect past.
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With built-in iPhone pockets and price tags under $40, we're not surprised these are a Pinterest favorite.
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There's certainly no shortage of brands and models that come with many different features, capabilities and price tags.
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Sanders supporters and Republican political operatives criticized the high price tags attached to the Friday and Saturday events.
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Supercars like the Lamborghini Huracán are faster and wilder still and carry price tags around $180,000 and above.
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Both Tesla and Apple sell in-demand products with high price tags, which helps drive their store productivity.
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Hidden Hills is a swanky neighborhood in California, known for its ultra-wealthy residents and high price tags.
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Their price tags keep growing, too — the median cost of an airlift is now about $30,000, per CNN.
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Momentum investors believe that upward trends can persist for extended periods, despite lofty valuations and steep price tags.
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He says the Blade could also do object recognition, like identifying products and overlaying data like price tags.
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These sections will also be filled with items that are more closely curated to have lower price tags.
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Drug companies are encouraged by the effectiveness of these drugs, quicker approval times and the price tags, too.
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Amazon, famous for dynamic pricing online, has printed price tags just as traditional brick-and-mortar stores do.
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After that job, I saw price tags — for food, clothes, travel, and education — in a very different light.
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Still some analysts are worried about the high price tags of the foldable devices from Huawei and Samsung.
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J.Crew is often criticized for its lofty price tags when similar styles can be found elsewhere for less.
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What if you take the price tags from a cheap product and stick them on an expensive one?
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But for a growing portion of Chinese consumers, price tags on food items are less and less important.
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The TVs almost definitely have placeholder prices attached, as two of them were shown with $14.99 price tags.
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Likewise, the iPad Pro and iPhone XS are expensive devices that feel like they're worth their price tags.
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They're a prized status symbol across Asia, with price tags that can reach tens of thousands of dollars.
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Millennials and members of Generation Z in particular are more willing to drop money on premium price tags.
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Some consumer groups and lawmakers have questioned whether drugs developed with taxpayer money should carry lower price tags.
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There's additional evidence to suggest that brides are also becoming more averse to traditional bridal gown price tags.
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It says it receives more than 3,1003 dresses annually, with original price tags ranging from $1,600 to $10,250.
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OnePlus 8 price explainedHigher price tags are the cost of moving forward, and its mostly thanks to 5G.
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Today, most of the boats are private state-of-the-art superyachts with price tags topping $10 million.
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Unfortunately, there's still no NFC or wireless charging, which is frustrating, even considering the budget price tags here.
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There's something of a glut of Monet paintings with price tags of more than $20 million, he said.
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Candidates continued to spar over Medicare For All and the price tags for their proposed health care plans.
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But with motorcycle price tags of $23.8,22014 to $28.4,224, Harleys are still out of reach for many people.
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Still, the skyrocketing price tags have alarmed budget watchdogs, who warn of another trillion-dollar figure: the deficit.
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My patron's reactions varied from disgust to terror, possibly in response to the up-to-$10,000 price tags.
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"Invest in large items first which typically hold higher price tags, like sofas, beds, rugs, lighting, art," she says.
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With styles this cute and price tags this low, we have a feeling these pieces will sell out quick!
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Such measures, involving increasingly dizzying price tags, ensure that generations of family wealth cycles among a select, privileged few.
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Experts say companies will have little choice to raise prices in response, adding hundreds of dollars to price tags.
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Price tags range from $50 to $1,010 for the Chewbacca mask, and eBay customers are shelling out the cash.
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Most of the reductions are coming off price tags that were too high in the first place, brokers said.
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These are the channels the cable company offers already in its standard packages, albeit for much higher price tags.
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This is called "anti-fashion": tweaking mundane items and sending them down the catwalk with eye-watering price tags.
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But now, they're coming courtesy of Stila Cosmetics, the department store brand with price tags to match — until today.
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Cashmere sweaters are a fashion luxury that we shouldn't have to miss out on because of steep price tags.
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To no one's surprise, the price tags usually reflect that quality, with 753-inch models costing upwards of $275,24.
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In other words, they have to compete, so the multi-million dollar price tags of yesteryear are long gone.
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" The health insurance lobby on Monday blasted drugmakers, saying, "many drug treatments now come with six-figure price tags.
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When they first appeared on the market, these treatments made headlines and garnered criticism for their high price tags.
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These mega-mansions started out with enormous price-tags, but when they didn't sell, they got massive price cuts.
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College teams and major league soccer teams have also leaned on tax exemptions, just with much lower price tags.
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As for the three, smaller private islands, the affordability of their price tags comes down to three key factors.
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Brooklyn Heights is a historic neighborhood in New York City known for its high price tags and stunning brownstones.
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The Silicon Valley automaker's luxury electric vehicles have generated a devoted following, despite price tags that can exceed $100,000.
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Like many BDDW and M. Crow products, all that labor and care will probably result in hefty price tags.
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Meanwhile, the safe, traditional jobs like lawyering and doctoring come with ever-increasing price tags and fewer career prospects.
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Malibu is a swanky beach city in California known for its stunning views, celebrity residents, and high price tags.
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But the stakes associated with the shift to exascale systems, and their enormous price tags, have attracted outsize attention.
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The slowdown hasn't deterred some very ambitious projects that developers hope will break records with nine-figure price tags.
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Why it matters: The U.S. prescription drug market increasingly has thrived on high initial price tags and subsequent increases.
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Malibu is a swanky beach city in California known for its stunning views, celebrity residents, and high price tags.
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Washington (CNN)Marjory Stoneman Douglas students are wearing bright-orange price tags at the March for Our Lives rally.
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Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra starts at $103,400, which is among the highest price tags we've seen for a smartphone.
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A fraction of those of competitor medicines, Borisy said -- about one-third to one-fifth of price tags now.
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Personal finance website GOBankingRates compiled a list of the top luxury retirement communities in America, and their price tags.
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For the most part, the self-made millionaire and "Shark Tank" star doesn't have to worry about price tags.
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Given the current state of the economy, Malaysia simply can't afford Chinese projects with "phenomenal" price tags, he said.
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Third-party companies like Scuf Gaming make premium controllers with similar features and price tags for the PlayStation 4.
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The collection of stonewashed-denim jackets made with Levi's were pretty great, and featured the only visible price tags ($250).
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But with so many on the market, ranging across a vast spectrum of price tags, where do we begin swatching?
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Developers and investors have built a vast supply of massive homes aimed at wealthy buyers with sky-high price tags.
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Fitness trackers come in all shapes, colors, and price tags, with newfangled sensors and features to stand out to customers.
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So for me, the biggest disappointments are all cars that have price tags divorced from the reality of the market.
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Forget that Apple Arcade (the safe, ad-free place for games) and Apple TV+ also didn't come with price tags.
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America was convicted of felony theft for switching price tags on clothes at a Macy's department store in Southdale, Minnesota.
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Several companies debuted foldables — some were actual handsets with actual price tags, while others fell firmly within the concept camp.
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Because trucks and the cargo they carry are significantly bigger than passenger vehicles, truck accidents can carry major price tags.
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The basic cotton tops make for great everyday classic pieces that are well worth their $21-and-up price tags.
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Of course, because Leicas have such high price tags, the market is about the brand diehards who shoulder the costs.
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We have seen this over and over, maybe not $267 billion companies, but substantial companies with multibillion-dollar price tags.
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The Lotsen clocks in at $199, fixing the biggest problem with Urbanears original speakers' hefty $350 and $450 price tags.
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While they, of course, look stunning, Lewis was dedicated to avoiding the same sense of awe with the price tags.
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To get a better sense of how just good these price tags are, we did a bit of comparison shopping.
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The Model 3 is Tesla's entry-level offering, whereas the Model S and Model X SUV carry hefty price tags.
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A push into deeper U.S. waters and the bigger turbines needed to compete without subsidies will keep price tags high.
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Fertility testing is often covered by insurance plans, whereas femtech kits can come with hefty price tags, Tech Crunch reports.
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The company recently (and quietly) launched an electric skateboard and an electric scooter — both with price tags of under $400.
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So far, the at-home programs carry lower price tags, though members still pay for housing and other living costs.
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Narrator: But while the smaller products and their smaller price tags may seem like a good deal, they're often not.
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Despite their lower price tags, OnePlus phones run on the same chips and other specs as the more expensive devices.
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Be smart: The price tags are huge, and we still don't know about all of their long-term side effects.
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In those stores that opened, items that cost 1,000,000 bolivars last week were remarked with price tags of 10 bolivars.
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"Big difference" makes me think of comparing price tags or movie ratings, but the answer wanted, CHASM, was pretty nonintuitive.
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To boot, leather harnesses and gear are not cheap, and high price tags may leave newcomers reticent to get involved.
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Today, two brand-name vaccines, both with price tags topping $22016, are widely advertised on television playing to parents' fears.
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But our reporters journeyed there and found the infrastructure is aging and deteriorating, and the new price tags are high.
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Below, CNBC Make It took a look at some gift ideas whose impacts are much greater than their price tags.
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The FBI isn't the only one paying hackers huge price tags to hand over ways to hack into personal devices.
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Cash only, hand-Sharpied price tags, boom box blasting the salsa monga of Víctor Manuelle, El Sonero de la Juventud.
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And their steeper price tags can help pay for the higher labor costs of making them in the United States.
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What happened to the ethos of old Nexus phones that paired stock Android to well-built devices with reasonable price tags?
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IRobot said it did not pass that cost on to the consumer in the third quarter, and kept price tags stable.
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But for holiday gifts, the thinking tends to be that only products and gift sets with high price tags will impress.
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But instead of increasingly powerful Chromebooks with decreasing prices, the trend has instead been towards beefier devices with higher price tags.
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Addressing his specific proposals, Sanders said the price tags and the overhaul of the status quo were preferable to the alternative.
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However, we're led to believe that with more naturally sourced ingredients comes loftier price tags, but that's not always the case.
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But no—we've found real and honest joy searching for good headphones and earbuds with price tags between $5 and $100.
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Meanwhile, Apple subsisted on raising the average price of the iPhone and selling customers newer models with four-digit price tags.
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There is also the not-so-small matter of the inflating $1,000+ price-tags on Apple's top-of-the-range iPhones.
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Peter Bach of Memorial Sloan Kettering, a leading cancer hospital in New York, thinks the million-dollar price tags are unjustified.
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However, the appeal of 1More's headphones has always been their sound quality, which has tended to punch above their price tags.
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In addition to trying to get their hands on any foldable devices, MWC attendees will be looking at their price tags.
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It is not just that US healthcare is expensive, with price tags often far higher than those in other developed countries.
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"Certainly, my lady," he said, before getting rid of the price tags that revealed that the shoes cost £25 (about $35).
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Student activists wore similar price tags at the March for Our Lives rally in March as a dig at Florida Sen.
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A technology called LinkRay allows shoppers to scan price tags with their smartphones to activate videos, providing more extra product information.
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Small countries can afford the million-dollar-plus price tags for missile systems compared with $80m for a new F-35.
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But the price tags and aisles took on a darker meaning when combined with the creepy elements of the haunted house.
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However, some home appliance stores in Buenos Aires removed price tags for products on display, rather than guess at updated values.
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Overall, the Wegmans products beat out most of the Trader Joe's products, despite the slightly higher price tags on most items.
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The price tags, for example, are digital, and the number of their reviews and star ratings are updated in real time.
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Instead, she hosts her own solo exhibitions, and regularly sells out her works, which have price tags as high as $213,000.
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The price of cryptocurrencies ranges between approximately a quarter to thousands of dollars, though the exact price tags fluctuate every day.
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Sales of yachts longer than 300 feet have surged in recent years, he pointed out, with price tags topping $400 million.
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Then she made a confession: She took the price tags off her clothes so that her nanny would not see them.
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Having a strategic game plan will eliminate the inevitable stress that comes from seeing too many red price tags in a row.
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Two factors contribute to rising drug costs — price increases for existing drugs, and new drugs coming to market with high price tags.
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The China Times says the two new iPads should help bolster Apple's flagging tablets sales, thanks to their more affordable price tags.
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For now, though, check out the full scope of Opening Ceremony's "Crazy" offerings — along with the hefty price tags attached to them.
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Capacity constraints mean that take-off and landing slots at Heathrow now come with price-tags as high as $75m a pair.
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Over the past few years, there's been a growing push from researchers to figure out which drugs are worth their price tags.
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The various price tags of these bots range from $22016 on Amazon, to potentially many millions of dollars for something like Han.
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As troubling as the price tags on child care and rent are in this country, it seems this may be new normal.
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That's a lot of money, but it's a sliver compared to the multi-billion dollar price tags of some other famous rockets.
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Funeral services, cemetery plots, and a word that makes me shiver just thinking about it — caskets — all come with hefty price tags.
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Freshly minted tech billionaires, in other words, don't want to end up looking like Minnie Pearl, price tags dangling from their hats.
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And with starting price tags hovering around $800+, it's safe to say that the Note 7 isn't designed with everyone in mind.
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More sophisticated prosthetics, such as myoelectric arms that are controlled by a person's muscle movements, have price tags of upwards of $100,000.
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Beats by Dre's high-end headphones typically have high price tags to match, with newer models costing anywhere from $199.99 to $399.99.
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Convenience aside, there's clearly another reason why it's so popular: These items come with price tags that won't scare your guests away.
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"South American wines are beginning to get the recognition they deserve, but the price tags have not yet caught up," Milne explains.
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It was born out of years of begging, of second-besting, of looking at price tags and labels before sizes or design.
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The price tags are expected to start at $80 and cap out at $450 — much less than at Alexander Wang's namesake label.
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The various price tags of these bots range from $200 on Amazon, to potentially many millions of dollars for something like Han.
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Also, content creators don't make a habit of adding price tags to their sponsored posts or announcing the value of their partnerships.
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Scientists think those astronomically high price tags are linked to climate change, and hence to the carbon emissions of fossil fuel producers.
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Many pieces are consigned after being worn just once; some still have original price tags inciting heart palpitations in thrift-obsessed clientele.
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Once a brand gains enough name recognition and sells enough product, they can broker deals with stars who have higher price tags.
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A handful of mega-galleries, and their oligarch-artists, hold the purse-strings and power, making price tags matter more than profundity.
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The agency has been criticized for approving certain cancer drugs with exorbitant price tags that critics say provide little value to patients.
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Unlike goods that enter from Israel, these did not arrive with price tags inflated by taxes that went to the Palestinian Authority.
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Basically, new treatments for specific conditions ranging from diabetes and asthma to hemophilia and immune disorders can come with hefty price tags.
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There are stainless steel, titanium and ceramic options with heftier price tags and an Hermes designer line with watches starting at $1,250.
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The price tags were steep: Washington State approved an incentive package worth $220006 billion to keep Boeing jobs in the Seattle area.
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This guy's stall might have been my favorite—it was just a load of glass display cases with price tags inside them.
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But so far, many of the rentals scheduled to hit the market in the next few months come with high monthly price tags.
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But after several generations of Pixels with flagship price tags, it's seemed like making affordable phones was something Google left in the past.
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Because these items have lower price tags, some investors are concerned VS is trading sales on more lucrative items for less expensive pieces.
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Their products range from touchscreen and smart home-friendly to simple digital interfaces and beyond, but their price tags are must more modest.
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CheatSheet has rounded up the 13 most expensive cat breeds across the globe, and these price tags may make you meow out loud.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar wants drugmaker Kaleo to explain the $4,500 price tags on its auto-injector devices for opioid overdose and food allergies.
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Several US clinics market better sex through stem cell injections to both men and women, for price tags that run more than $1,000.
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Correction (January 12th): The headline of this article has been amended to delete the word "new" from "High price tags for new medicines".
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And whether you're on the "inside" or "outside" no longer matters; price tags aside, the fashion industry has become a place for everyone.
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Meanwhile these all-in-one headsets will likely sport exceptional price tags while not holding to the established quality standards on tethered headsets.
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Codifying the Western-style approach might lead to fewer sky-high price tags that risk limiting future sales and more balanced shareholder registers.
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You're likely to find these financing programs at furniture stores, particularly because those purchases tend to come with large price tags, Gonzalez said.
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The company's products have always come with steep price tags, and the $400 Supersonic—available come September in the US—is no different.
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A few brands have already made amendments to their price tags in light of this currency shift — and more will likely follow suit.
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Cloud software companies have been commanding hefty price tags, but all of the action is coming from private equity so far in 22016.
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Compared to the price tags I'm used to in Europe, the U.S. is horrendously expensive, especially when considering how I use my device.
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A TMZ cameraman approached Kanye West at LAX recently, and expressed his inability to wear Yeezy threads because of the steep price tags.
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Students protesting in front of the White House are wearing price tags to mock the donations politicians receive from gun rights groups. pic.twitter.
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Though mobile homes aren't often associated with high price tags, in this park, it's not uncommon for them to cost millions of dollars.
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One culprit is the debut of newer injectable biotech drugs that have higher price tags than older generic pills, researchers note in Neurology.
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Apple now has not one but two smartphones on the market -- the XS and XS Max -- with price tags that can exceed $1,000.
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But in Japan, the tiny vehicles, whose fuel consumption is as small as their price tags, are a crucial battleground for domestic automakers.
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For a westerner, it's hard to understand how these seeds could be worth their price tags, but Nepali mythology tells a different story.
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The home is located in Malibu, a swanky beach city in California known for its stunning views, celebrity residents, and high price tags.
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Contrary to popular belief, the most anticipated collections debuting during Fashion Month don't all come from luxury designers sporting quadruple-digit price tags.
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Despite the complaints from reviewers and users alike that smartphones are getting too expensive, Samsung doubled down on high price tags in 2200.
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The ASUS ZenPad 7.0 and the Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 8 are other Android-based tablets with price tags between $100 and $200.
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Additionally, we need to strengthen the provisions aimed at high launch prices to prevent new drugs from launching with $2 million price tags.
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What made it more confusing was that even though the sign said 25% off, all items around it had 20% off price tags.
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As a specialist in transplanting mature specimen trees whose price tags sometimes soar above $60,000, Mr. Marder is no stranger to Hamptons excess.
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These days, Japanese artists like Yayoi Kusama and Takashi Murakami pull big crowds and even bigger price tags, but it wasn't always so.
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Prices for the entire collection runs from $110 to $260, a stark contrast to the four-digit price tags found in his regular collections.
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In the years since, the company has expanded its line to produce similarly uncompromising products in better designed packages at more affordable price tags.
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The New York Post picked up that some of Moschino's ready-to-wear pieces have pretty questionable price tags for what they actually are.
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The high-end fashions Linton called out in her post carry hefty price tags, with Hermes scarves retailing from $300 to more than $2,300.
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An independent U.S. body said this year the two therapies were mostly cost-effective, but their high price tags still worry clinicians and policymakers.
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That should perhaps make price tags in the thousands to tens of thousands more palatable, if you've got that type of money laying around.
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As for pricing, the Surface Book 3 should reportedly have similar price tags as the Surface Book 2 at launch, which started at $1,149.
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Books in store are priced fluidly and match those available online, so there are no price tags; instead customers themselves check at price stands.
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Plus, all of the pieces are made in Italy, which might justify the likely investment-level price tags (depending on what you consider reasonable).
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The same people are saying the same things on the same stages, selling the same people the same junk with slightly higher price tags.
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What there will be, however, are hefty price tags, eccentric decor, insane swimming pools, and occasionally, some tabloid-worthy gossip about your favorite celebs.
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It's not clear if Musk was referring to increasing both those price tags, and Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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But as much as we're fans of the influx of fashion-forward activewear lines, we could occasionally do without their "fashion-forward" price tags.
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In a Facebook post, Gylisa Jayne vented her frustration at the expensive price tags attached to many prams on sale in high street stores.
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With hefty price tags but limited content and applications, virtual reality headsets such as Facebook's newly released Oculus Rift are entering a challenging market.
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But the precipitous fall in the value of the UK's currency has now moved Microsoft to rework some of its consumer price-tags too.
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A TMZ cameraman approached West at LAX recently, and expressed his desire (but inability) to wear Yeezy threads because of the steep price tags.
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That means it can be a slow process to recoup the large price tags, even if Super Sports' revenues are roughly doubling each year.
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Paperback first editions of the 'Philosopher's Stone' are also quite scarce and attract four-figure price-tags – sometimes five figures if in excellent condition.
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New York City's ultraluxury real estate frenzy — with its sky-piercing condominium towers and $100 million price tags — has finally come to an end.
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Bartenders like me know there are some brands of liquor that are not worth their high price tags, but customers keep ordering them anyway.
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All images: GoogleWhen it announced the iPhone X, Apple pushed the expectations (and price tags) for flagships phones higher than they've ever been before.
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While some luxe vacations are worth their extravagant price tags, it's possible to plan a memorable trip without blowing through your entire savings account.
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Cray, partly because of its focus on landing government contracts with big price tags, has tended to experience sharp swings in sales and profits.
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Pharmaceutical companies have been investing heavily in potentially life-changing gene therapies over the past few years, but they come with hefty price tags.
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Rubio said Monday he hadn't seen the price tags but described the protest symbols as "political speech" that citizens have a right to make.
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The Associated Press first reported that the Hall Rutherford wine caves featured a Swarovski-studded chandelier and bottles with price tags that hit $900.
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If you want these next-gen features but aren't feeling the four-figure price tags, you could try LG's new phone: the V60 ThinQ.
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At the March for Our Lives rally in Washington in 2018, they pinned bright orange price tags to their shirts with the numbers $1.05.
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Hong Kong also has among the highest price tags for property, cars, a business class flight, fine dining, a wedding banquet and beauty services.
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Overall averages obscure a volatile mix of prices, with some drugs commanding escalating price tags, even as more common generic medications became less expensive.
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She continued to work in factories sewing Fashion Nova clothes, noticing the $12 price tags on the tops she had stitched together for cents.
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The jewelry shopping experience was once limited to two options: fine jewelry with hefty price tags or cheap costume jewelry (that often turned green).
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Cortes told Kitroeff that she often noticed the $12 price tags were high in comparison to what she and her co-workers were paid.
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Despite the expensive price tags of her latest ensembles, the "Look at Her Now" singer is a fan of mixing high and low fashion.
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After all, these kinds of deals are struck by American cities all the time, although usually with less fanfare and somewhat lower price tags.
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Harley's existing range of motorcycles are generally far larger and come with high price tags and engine capacities of more than 601 cubic centimeters.
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More than any funeral I'd attended, these estate sales had a heavy sense of mortality, with a life reduced to its meager price tags.
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Its new line, with pieces designed by Michele and inspired by mythical gardens and fauna, carries price tags of between 50,000 and 800,000 euros.
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For anyone not feeling the high price tags, Quartz also mentions that both of the two big names will be releasing lower-priced options, too.
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In the time period covered by the study, many of the big blockbuster drugs were specialty drugs — and those come with correspondingly large price tags.
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Mooted price tags of $4.8 billion for the Merck business and $15 billion for Pfizer's unit imply valuations of 4-5 times last year's sales.
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The company is known for selling bizarre products with hefty price tags, including a $2,400 spirit-animal ring and 18k gold dumbbells priced at $125,000.
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Doubts have plagued new cardiovascular drugs, with ongoing debate over whether new PCSK9 cholesterol-lowering injections are worth their roughly $15,000-per-year price tags.
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Many electric vehicles on the market in China carry heftier price tags, like Nio's ES8 at $70,000 or Tesla's Model X priced at nearly $130,000.
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"When you are buying that sort of couture with those sorts of price tags it would be criminal not to re-wear them," Nicholl said.
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Goop sells and recommends plenty of cosmetics with steep price tags (no surprise considering Paltrow spends a rumored $18,000 a month on her beauty routine).
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In her next short video, Kardashian West wore three dazzling, ginormous diamonds on her right hand, giving off the jaw-dropping price tags of each.
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Just as enticing as the awesome price tags was the accessibility: The products can be found at CVS, Target, Walgreens, Walmart and other mass retailers.
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Both brands cater to urban millennials with hip fashion sensibilities and steep price tags that suggest a style tier above your average big-box store.
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The best part is that they look much more expensive than their extra-low price tags, so you can get the look, without the cost.
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As newer models of the RX100 series of cameras have been introduced, the price tags have been creeping higher along with the line's model numbers.
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Grocery stores are installing electronic price tags on their shelves, allowing them to remotely change the entire store's prices based on supply and foot traffic.
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Bringing Amazon's website to life, the store has digital price tags next to items that show how much Prime members would save on a purchase.
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Atlassian buys Trello for $425 million Enterprise tech consolidation always seems to come with high price tags, and Atlassian's acquisition of Trello is no exception.
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Getting there may take many years, with price tags to buy retail dealers currently high, Magro said, declining to place a timeline on his plans.
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And with Prime Day just around the corner, price tags on tons of Amazon Fashion essentials from dresses to jeans are more affordable than ever.
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Chromebooks come in a bunch of different designs from several companies and have price tags that range from less than $200 to more than $1,43.
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Though there's no doubt a lot of care and attention has gone into building this category out, you'll also find equally eye-catching price-tags.
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That said, last year Mr. Burrow saw discounts on select Samsung, TCL, and Vizio models that knocked a few hundred dollars off their price tags.
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Maybe this particular pair of multimillionaires hears the parents and grandparents who are confounded by college price tags that seem to start at six figures.
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Fast fashion has become a basic ritual for many twentysomethings I know, enticed by cheap price tags and the adrenaline rush of bagging a bargain.
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New York (CNN Business)Elite, high-performance British cars with no roofs and ultra-high price tags seem to be all the rage these days.
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Its contemporary sales now include earlier 21955th-century works, giving its auctions some historical gravitas — and some heftier price tags, which bolstered the week's numbers.
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The pieces came with high price tags, but it only took an encounter with a single garment to appreciate Philo's ability to empower her wearer.
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In a prestigious spot across from a branch of the top-drawer Pace Gallery, the gallery showed paintings with price tags of $20,000 and up.
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However, the brand says it is considering a move into the bigger stones and larger price tags of true high jewelry for its next collection.
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Koenigsegg didn't announce pricing, but it's safe to say the Gemera won't come cheap, since past Koenigsegg models have come with seven-figure price tags.
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When she was 21972 she had started drawing dresses with price tags, she said, and at 11 she had taken notice of how people dressed.
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Up next is a "luxe" offering featuring clothes from higher-end labels like Theory, with price tags going from $150 to about $500 per item.
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The demand for housing is so high that homes dubbed as fixer-uppers land on the market all the time with multimillion-dollar price tags.
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The era of megaconstellations Telecom companies have long used satellites, but they've mostly relied on hulking satellites in distant orbits that carry exorbitant price tags.
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"My sister did all of the price tags, menus, sale signs, and used a Cricut maker for all of the logos," Doby-Becht told Insider.
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But between minimal credit risk, strong shareholder yield and reasonable price tags, financials look poised for a rebound, according to Bank of America's Savita Subramanian.
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She seems concerned with more than just selling things: when she opened the shop, in 2011, she hadn't yet put price tags on the merchandise.
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So I'm not losing sleep over my flying and eating habits — and I'll only make big changes if the price tags get a lot bigger.
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Those gains were still overshadowed on Tuesday by the fact that Target's expenses have been climbing, as big investments come with even bigger price tags.
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Insurers are trying to figure out ways to help employers afford to cover gene therapies, which can carry price tags in the millions, WSJ reports.
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Lately I have noticed that the better-heeled customers are going to certain paid staff members and getting them to create new, lower price tags.
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After visiting your local nursery hoping to recreate the look, however, it's possible your jaw dropped to the floor at the sight of those price tags.
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If those sound familiar, it's because, after increasing their price tags, Marathon sold the drugs to Valeant, which increased them further, according to the congressmen's letter.
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Her sister and brother-in-law, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, and brothers, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump, have also taken trips with hefty price tags.
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Iced coffee not only tends to tote higher price tags than hot, but it's also considered to be an even bigger pain to make at home.
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Though the brand's goal is to be associated more with luxury than back to school, the shift shouldn't drive its price tags much higher, Martinez said.
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Critics of renewable energy only want to talk about the price tags for building new systems, avoiding any discussion of the economic returns on such investments.
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One of the main factors contributing to this growth will be a decrease in their price tags and an advancement of their capabilities in edge computing.
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Price tags haven't been rumored yet, but it wouldn't be surprising if the OnePlus 8 series is a little more expensive than the OnePlus 7 series.
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And when Hicks went shopping for a dress — one of the most important components of the big day — she was put off by the price tags.
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But the often shocking price tags are also the result of well-funded collectors who are looking to step out wearing something innovative, and something exclusive.
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We've tested about a dozen Android tablets over the years, and some have really impressed us with their solid performance, unique features, or low price tags.
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It's more common to see savings for plug-ins and software, but this year there's also a good chunk of hardware available with slashed price tags.
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That book famously received a $3.7 million advance, sparking a conversation about money, literary price tags and sexism in the way that we evaluate book deals.
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That's good for automakers since those models generally carry higher price tags and are more profitable than small cars or those with advanced fuel-saving technology.
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Christian Louboutin is probably the biggest name to roll out a wide range of nude hues, but those $500-plus price tags are a bit prohibitive.
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So for those looking for a no-frills (and free) experience, Google Keep is looking far more attractive in the face of competitors' rising price tags.
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Since latex condoms take several years to biodegrade in landfills, some consumers opt for eco-friendly condom options like natural lambskin condoms, with higher price tags.
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The highest price tags Plenty of patients with common health problems shudder about the costs of drugs, but the most expensive drugs typically treat rare diseases.
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For starters, New York's slow-moving luxury market has seen cuts on the price tags of many multimillion-dollar homes — even those with a clean record.
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The fight over Zolgensma is just a preview of the battles to come as drugmakers increasingly develop promising drugs that could bear seven-figure price tags.
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The drug companies working on gene therapies say their seven-figure price tags are justified by their value to patients: They could cure devastating rare diseases.
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Instead, invest in a few key pieces that can transform any outfit, and concentrate on how the clothes look on you, not on their price tags.
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They are still not cheap, but they've come way down from the $5,000-range price tags from when Spectacles first became a thing earlier this year.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Karleen Smith used to work at the Macy's in Landmark Mall, putting price tags on summer dresses, housewares and the latest styles of shoes.
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McLaren, Bentley and now Aston Martin have all unveiled limited-production cars with seven figure — or very nearly seven figure — price tags and no roof whatsoever.
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The Pinduoduo app's main page is a bottomless cascade of groceries, fast fashion, household sundries and electronic bric-a-brac — all carrying wildly improbable price tags.
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Hollywood Hills is a swanky neighborhood in the central region of Los Angeles, California, known for its stunning views, high price tags, and ultra-wealthy residents.
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It can infuse even the driest of pictures with the illusion of greatness, and price tags this bloated, too, can imbue workaday art with new weight.
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And let's face it: Peloton is expensive, and while the price tags for these alternatives are still not cheap, connected fitness is having its cultural moment.
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Frank Gillett, a technology analyst for Forrester Research, predicted that foldable devices would be unpopular, largely because of their high price tags and limited use cases.
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The amount of money raised in recent years has created price tags that are too high for larger competitors to consider making an acquisition, Gurandiano said.
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The 55-inch TVs that drop to $200 are often less-familiar brands; the vacuums with price tags that fall a few hundred dollars aren't Dysons.
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There&aposs clearly a market for high-end shops full of high price tags, and a six-block stretch of Fillmore Street consists of exactly that.
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They hold great promise for treating heretofore untreatable diseases and are growing rapidly as a result — but they also often come with five-figure price tags.
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So, it was interesting that at first you sort of think you shop around, you get a bunch of price tags back, you pick the highest one.
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But while electing out of fancy dresses and tails helps us avoid high price tags, there's still the question of what casual really means in wedding terms.
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Really FANCY stores, with really FANCY price tags (so did leather tanks and hoodies and pants)…I kept on making him shirts, tweaking them here and there.
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I'm going to wait for some reviews (or at least price tags) to start rolling in before I try and choose a candidate for an X299 build.
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Critics say these activities are a privilege of people who can afford thousands of dollars to travel the world, and many programs do have hefty price tags.
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Click through for the scoop on the affordable pieces they can't get enough of, even if — lucky for us — the price tags don't involve tons of zeros.
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But the brand wasn't always the buzziest until this week, when it officially announced its relaunch — complete with post-worthy packaging, new formulations, and lower price tags.
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But LG isn't the only TV maker out there with OLED TVs, and if you look around, you can find OLED TVs with much higher price tags.
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The state of play: Big Pharma wants to expand cancer lineups because cancer drugs command huge price tags that health insurers and society usually pay for uncritically.
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The following 203 weather disasters that struck the U.S. this year have price tags of $1 billion or more, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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I don't know if that question really has an answer — aren't all price tags on restaurant food debatable to some degree at the end of the day?
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While Mac products' price tags are known to strike fear into the hearts (and wallets) of consumers everywhere, this bundle is budget-friendly at less than $40.
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Even more exciting than cheaper price tags is the fact that replacing three LEDs with just one could result in a display with three times the resolution.
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In addition, a new European regulation called Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, or MiFID II, means banks will be required to put price tags on their research.
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As Florida stocks up on supplies for another monster storm, those looking for bottled water on Amazon have been frustrated to find monster price tags to match.
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But those price tags carry a hefty premium to current market prices, given that the entire company is worth around $6.2 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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So it was interesting that at first you sort of think you shop around, you get a bunch of price tags back, you pick the highest one.
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That's the idea behind Usockets, a series of electronic supermarket price tags which feed into a centralized system that uses real-time data to manage a store.
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The movie studios and tech companies are thinking bigger, with price tags around $50 for studio blockbusters that would be available two weeks after their release dates.
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Some cancer drugs carry price tags of more than $100,000 a year, and health plans are increasingly asking people to shoulder a greater share of the cost.
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One photo shared by a CNN reporter shows students wearing the "$1.05" price tags that were printed by the March for Our Lives organizers to target Sen.
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Biotech drugs known as biologics are injected medicines, typically containing proteins like antibodies made from living cells, and often carry price tags north of $100,000 a year.
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It's worth noting that many of the business schools that garner the highest salaries also come with hefty price tags, and they're not necessarily the best value.
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Phoebe Philo, for example, has not only taken her end-of-show bow in sneakers, she's also introduced Céline-ified slip-ons with three-figure price tags.
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Its latest move hopes to tap into a younger (and budget-minded) customer: The Spanish retailer is lowering the price tags on some of its casual wear.
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Rather than quick fixes, many of today's primers are formulated with long-term anti-aging in mind (and have price tags that rival those of expensive creams).
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The first is that enrollment on the ObamaCare exchanges has been on the decline or at best stagnant for years now, thanks to rapidly increasing price tags.
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And the two homes could end up selling for far less, since nine-figure price tags are often used more as marketing tools than as real valuations.
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I had my reservations about it actually working properly, especially knowing my walls are so dense, and I was a little scared of the expensive price tags.
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These range from multi-day retreats, like Gwyneth Paltrow&aposs $1,000-per-day wellness summits, to treatments and services, many of which come with hefty price tags.
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Both of the five-year deals carried hefty price tags but they also offered people pause to consider just how many dedicated streaming networks there are now.
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Apple (AAPL) unveiled two high-end iPhones -- the iPhone 25 Pro and 2399 Pro Max -- with four-figure price tags, as well as a cheaper iPhone 2499.
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There's a wide range of skincare shops, clothing stores, cafes, and restaurants in the area, but they most certainly have one thing in common: high price tags.
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The 2000 paintings in Humeniuk's custody are by 224th and 183th century Dutch Masters, contemporaries of Rembrandt and Vermeer, but whose work never earned exorbitant price tags.
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The pharmaceutical industry would rather have a conversation about new specialty drugs that carry high price tags, but which often work a lot better than other, older treatments.
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In many ways, aspects of the naloxone story are similar: While the prices of some older generic drugs rise, new delivery systems carry higher and higher price tags.
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Cameron Stanfill, PitchBook venture analyst who co-authored the report, said sky-high price tags for start-ups accounted for the new record total despite having fewer deals.
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The Hermès Birkin bag is one of the most exclusive purses on the planet (with the insanely high price tags and years-long wait list to prove it).
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It got that way by telling everyone a story: Its technology was an alternative to the price tags, big needles, and gate-keeping doctors of traditional blood testing.
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In so many situations — reading medication labels or price tags in the grocery store, for instance—I struggle to read the information because the print is so small.
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I wasn't totally shocked at the price tags, considering the massive following of Rihanna and Kim, but for a contour novice like myself, I couldn't justify the price.
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Only a third of the country's young children attend a preschool, and most of them go to private centers that can come with exorbitant price tags for parents.
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A number of Ms. Leiber's clients amassed scores, and in several cases hundreds, of her designs, despite price tags that reached well into four figures for each bag.
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Despite those high price tags, the push to increase comedy is also far cheaper than producing a television drama, which can cost hundreds of millions, according to Variety.
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In fact, we rounded up some of the most show-stopping items that are so iconic, they might just be worth their three-to-four figure price tags!
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In the meantime, there's a lot of uncertainty, and the few hints we're getting of what's to come could mean far higher health care price tags for women.
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After seeing them fastened on models at Jil Sander and Tod's, Pinterest users have been seeking the look sans the astronomical price tags, like this one from Madewell.
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Fortunately, if you already own an iPhone, you'll be able to cut down on whatever the confirmed price tags are by trading in or selling your current version.
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To make matters worse, Barnard said, black students are disproportionately targeted by for-profit colleges, which have come under scrutiny for their high price tags and poor outcomes.
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In this era of amazing technology, is it still necessary to put flight crews and airplanes with $13-million price tags in harm's way to collect hurricane data?
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Xiaomi, China's electronics manufacturer known for solid products with extremely low price tags, has launched a successor to its popular Mi Band fitness tracker: the Mi Band 2.
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Still, many new projects in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico come with multi-billion dollar price tags and require major investment up front - making them a tough sell.
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In addition to signifying a continued straining of U.S.-Mexico relations throughout Donald Trump's presidency, the new tariff could result in higher price tags at the grocery store.
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I felt queasy looking at the price tags on some of the products — you'll understand when you see for yourself — but hoped it would all be worth it.
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Amazon previously lowered price tags on popular basic commodities (like bananas, eggs, fish, kale, and avocados) upon officially closing its $13.7 billion acquisition of the chain in August.
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Instead, it's because drugs cost more, doctors and nurses are paid better, hospital administration is more expensive and many medical services have higher price tags, the study found.
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While many '90s action figures don't tend to go for extremely high price tags when sold individually, complete sets of action figures can fetch around $20 to $60.
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Read more: 75 years ago, you could rent a Brooklyn apartment for $20 a monthBrooklyn's popularity — and by extension, its price tags — have increased astronomically since the 1940s.
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Though mobile homes aren't often associated with million-dollar price tags, Johnson's home is located in one of the most luxurious and exclusive trailer parks in the country.
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"There is not as much supply as there is demand for a lot of reasons, but that means you can command expensive price tags for treatments," Larco said.
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Although the discounts aren't super high, the TVs have great image quality and are all really affordable with price tags of $400 or less, so they're great deals.
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Unlike the company's OnePlus smartphone that costs several hundreds less than the competition, the OnePlus TV price tags are fairly typical for 55-inch TVs with similar specs.
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Hong Kong has gained a reputation for its luxury real estate with staggering price tags -- one house on The Peak, an exclusive neighborhood, is listed for $448 million.
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That typically leads me to recommend phones that may have fewer features or a less-sleek design than the ultra-premium models that command four-figure price tags.
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The first residential tower to open on the site was 15 Hudson Yards, which is known for its expensive price tags and 40,000 square feet worth of amenities.
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As much as those Tesla thefts draw attention, given the cars' novelty and high price tags, the insecurity of keyless entry systems isn't limited to Tesla, Wouters cautions.
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It's a middle ground between using subscription services and putting recent releases that were meant to come out in theaters instead straight to VOD with higher price tags.
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Bugatti, the company that made its name building wildly fast supercars with seven-figure price tags, unveiled a new, unexpected version of its Chiron supercar on March 3.
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That puts the Galaxy S20 Ultra, which measures 6.9 inches, in the same price range as the newest foldable phones, which have drawn criticism for their price tags.
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More left-leaning researchers have arrived at far higher price tags, assuming that more Americans would be likely to qualify or that their health costs would be higher.
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A particularly fruitful line of inquiry opened up one day in 1985 when he started playing around with the kind of round white stickers used for price tags.
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Considering the glut of prime real estate, it&aposs no surprise that luxury homes are sitting on the market longer — and with lower price tags — than previous years.
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I will instead suggest that all of those price tags seem low for the capability to target and monitor the private activities of entire populations in real time.
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While conventional thinking says that consumers make decisions based primarily on their wallets, millennials and Gen Z want more than just the low price tags of private labels.
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For Nordstrom, the department store chain hopes to gain new customers at its first men's location by luring customers in with prominent shoe brands at reasonable price tags.
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What's more, the researchers created the same blinding effect by draping a car with acoustic foam, which is far cheaper than devices with five- and six-figure price tags.
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When we checked out the A7 III's pricier siblings, the A9 and A28R III, we were as wowed by the incredible capabilities as we were their extreme price tags.
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Clearly, these steep price tags haven't stopped ladies and gents alike from shopping the styles — in one quick scroll we were able to spot 20 people sporting the top.
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Here on U.S. home soil, hefty price tags on detection devices impact the ability of local law enforcement to have an arsenal ready for widespread distribution in an emergency.
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Here are some items high-powered men are wearing when dressing for work and weekends: The sneakers Sneakers have gone totally upscale, with eye-popping price tags to match.
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The "Evergreen Economy Plan" is Inslee's second climate proposal this month, offering fresh details and price tags that expand upon the broad goals laid out in the first plan.
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More specifically, they sought mid-tier talent with reasonable cost, no draft-pick attachment, and intriguing upside, rather than top-of-the-market free agents with exorbitant price tags.
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The only differences between the two cameras are their price tags and the fact that the View doesn't support HomeHealth, which monitors your home's temperature, humidity, and air quality.
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Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard are both "good enough" experiences with price tags a mere fraction of those of hulking VR systems like HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
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Ryan Grant told the site he simply browses the store, smartphone in hand, comparing the price tags to those listed in the Amazon Seller app to gauge potential profits.
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Is modern luxury still contingent on lofty price tags and "status" labels, and if so, why are some of today's most covetable brands more affordable and personal than ever?
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In making his case, Trump appeared to be mixing up two elements of the Paris Agreement that have different price tags for the United States and for the world.
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For reference, the grey versions of the same shoes (also only given to friends and family) are currently rocking price tags at some resale stores for more than $2,000.
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Take over half off one of our favorite watches under $239.99We sometimes write about watches without regard for their exorbitant price tags — some timepieces too cool not to share.
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Price tags for products listed on Apple's China website were lowered on Monday, including a discount of up to 500 yuan ($74.44) for some of its latest iPhone models.
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There, the best-selling women's soccer jerseys weren't made by Nike but instead appeared to be knockoffs selling for a fraction of the company's $90 to $165 price tags.
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Part of the overhaul will force investors in the European Union to pay for research directly, meaning banks will be required to put price tags on their proprietary analysis.
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While the ready-to-wear label's designs can frequently have four-figure price tags, the Dolce & Gabbana piece she wore in today is substantially pricier — $51,500, to be exact.
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Not that we're complaining, because that means we get a glimpse inside these over-the-top homes... And also some serious sticker shock from looking at their price tags.
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Price tags for many venues have soared since Tokyo won the race in 2013, which organizers blame on increased construction costs after the earthquake and tsunami five years ago.
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A growing selection of smartwatches are competing for a spot on consumers' wrists, offering a dizzying array of features, along with price tags that can be hundreds of dollars.
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But the ambitious plans often carry trillion dollar price tags, providing ammunition to Republicans and drawing criticism from some Democrats that the "massive government expansions" will scare off voters.
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Alongside the misleading price tags that tend to accompany proposed environmental policies, there is another age-old industry mantra that deserves correction: that environmental regulation will cripple the economy.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But with higher price tags, lackluster performance for the Xperia 210, and subpar battery life for both, the Moto G7 remains the much better value.
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But it's the same smartphone war that's pushing innovation that is also driving up price tags and incentivizing companies to adopt technologies that aren't quite ready for prime time.
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Neiman Marcus unveiled its 2019 Christmas Book, a curated collection of 800 holiday gift ideas, including eight ultra-luxe "Fantasy Gifts" with price tags that hit upwards of $700,000.
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Salespeople — if they can be called that, since none of the merchandise had price tags — went out of their way to unload my arms as they filled with hangers.
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Industry: WarehousingJob description: Merchandise associate's responsibilities include stocking storefront shelves, entering products into the store inventory system, applying price tags, arranging product displays, and maintaining an appealing shopping environment.
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There were racks of Pokémon Christmas ornaments and summer outfits for Ken dolls, along with bright orange price tags on the refrigerator and folding chairs in the break room.
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New treatments for conditions like cancer and multiple sclerosis often enter the market with annual price tags in the tens of thousands — and sometimes hundreds of thousands — of dollars.
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Amazon rotates inventory each week and displays digital price tags next to each item that show how many ratings an item has received and what the average rating is.
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Disney park tickets are getting more expensive, but some experiences at Disney World and Disneyland come with their own price tags, especially if you're looking for the royal treatment.
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While there are a lot of tech products that come with pretty hefty price tags, there are still some great ones that are on sale for less than $50.
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Williams-Sonoma also has tons of Nespresso machines on sale, the majority of which either had their price tags slashed in half or are marked down by 55 percent.
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With savings up to nearly 20 percent off their usual price tags, it's officially one of the best times of the year to invest in the popular wireless earbuds.
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We didn't include either model in our top picks because of their high price tags and the fact that most people will be happy with the regular iPhone 11.
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Microsoft and Kroger are working to develop cloud-connected physical retail stores, with new products like digital price tags and sensors to track shoppers and show them customized ads.
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Price tags at Miniso are in North Korean won but customers must pay in dollars, euros or Chinese yuan—an embarrassment to the regime, which knows its won are worthless.
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The company has faced stiff competition in China from competitors like Huawei and Xiaomi, which offer cheaper smartphones at a time when Apple embraced phones with four-figure price tags.
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While Amazon has maintained that it doesn't employ demand-based surge pricing, it does use an opaque pricing algorithm that factors in all kinds of attributes to adjust price tags.
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With price tags as high as six or seven figures for a gown, only the most wealthy and the most traditional women would be interested in a couture wedding look.
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Read These Stories Next:Whole Foods Recalled This Cheese From 9 Of Its StoresWhole Foods Is Having A 2-Month Long Rosé SaleHow Whole Foods' Latest 365 Location Slashes Price Tags
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They have also assembled, in a separate space, a large collection of the posters, price tags, other graphic ephemera produced by the Hairy Who in conjunction with the original shows.
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Yes, you want to differentiate your lineup to increase your odds at winning in tournaments, but you can&apost ignore the studs that are still worth their high price tags.
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Gender-neutral clothing currently on the market often doesn't cater to shoppers who aren't thin, or those who can't afford the price tags of brands like Acne or Calvin Klein.
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As part of its iPhone unveil earlier this month, Apple also announced a new 4K Apple TV and topped it all off with $43 price tags for 4K HDR titles.
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Why it matters: Pharmaceutical companies see promise in gene therapies and are willing to pay a large premium for them, but the treatments also come with record-high price tags.
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FDA has not done that, but new medicines are increasingly being approved on smaller clinical trials without hard data on clinical benefits — and can come with six-figure price tags.
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The Credit Suisse analysis comes less than two months after Buffett told shareholders that he's been struggling to deploy Berkshire Hathaway's $112 billion cash hoard thanks to inflated price tags.
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Price tags for products listed on Apple's China website were lowered on Monday morning, including a discount of up to 500 yuan ($74.44) for some of its latest iPhone models.
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The two companies announced a partnership on Monday that will bring digital shelves, price tags, and advertisements to two pilot stores in Ohio and Washington State, near each company's headquarters.
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This discourse discourages all students except the wealthiest from considering prestigious schools with high price tags, and it contributes to an ever widening gap between the wealthy and the poor.
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The larger screens of the 12.9-inch and 10.5-inch Pro models give you more room to work, but they also sport larger price tags, starting at $799 and $649.
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Mr. Cuomo's campaign asked donors to bolster that war chest last week, inviting them to a half-dozen events in the coming months with price tags as high as $50,000.
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The networks that Sinclair is acquiring are largely devoted to airing baseball and basketball games and carry high price tags for cable operators, which pass the costs on to customers.
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With predictable returns and price tags running to $22016 billion and up, these projects are attractive to deep-pocket investors like hedge and infrastructure funds and family-controlled investment groups.
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His achievements during the final year of his presidency consisted mostly of environmental and consumer-protection measures that carried small price tags, and crime-fighting bills that enjoyed conservative support.
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Traditional expensive, huge intelligence and military satellites carry giant price tags, have multi-year development timelines and offer sizable targets to potential enemies without much in the way of redundancy.
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Loans for new and used cars hit a new record in the third quarter, as consumers continue to opt for cars with newer technology and higher price tags, Bloomberg reports.
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Compared to expeditions to volcanoes on land, those like the Marcus G. Langseth's take years to prepare and have "several more zeros" added to their price tags, said Dr. Mitchell.
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The new lineup includes the iPhone 11, an entry-level device, as well as the higher-end iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max, which have four-figure price tags.
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Though the price tags are, in a word, insane, and the gifts themselves do little to mitigate the environmental impact of giving season, the point is to bring people together.
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The price tags can be eye-popping — by the end of a stroll around the fair, $21926,2170 for a beautiful old deck of cards started to sound, somehow, entirely reasonable.
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Vizio has been owning the home entertainment market lately by selling excellent televisions for bargain prices, putting sub-$1,000 price tags on great sets with all the latest tech packed inside.
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China's Xiaomi, the world's fourth-largest smartphone maker, also unveiled a 5G handset on Sunday, but without the folding screen or high price tags touted by the Huawei and Samsung devices.
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Trump hasn't been sitting out the advertising churn completely; his campaign has dropped relatively small sums on digital ads, including promoted Twitter hashtags (#TrumpIsWithYou and #GetYourTrumpGear) with six-figure price tags.
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There are many other progressive initiatives with heavy price tags among the Democratic party that could bury child care, like the Green New Deal, the student debt crisis and health care.
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A quick Craigslist search turns up whole houses on the market for $800 a month (utilities included!), and Zillow has a few for sale with price tags as low as $6,500.
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Price tags for products listed on the Apple's China website were lowered on Monday morning, including a discount of up to 500 yuan ($74.44) for some of its latest iPhone models.
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Collaboration can also help traditional colleges and universities stay relevant as they face competition from MOOCs, digital badges and other educational alternatives, which promise shorter time commitments and lower price tags.
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And if $75 seems like a lot to you, let's just remember that it's pocket change compared to the $1,460 or $565 price tags for similar styles also on the market.
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While Airstream's retro-chic metal models can carry sticker-shocking six-figure price tags, its new fiberglass tow-along is half that—cheap enough to attract a new generation of customers.
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But when you compare that to the $2,000 and $2,600 price tags for the Galaxy Fold and Mate X, the thought of buying a folding phone seems a lot less ridiculous.
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Companies spend millions, with the price tags of these experiences seeming to shoot higher every year as they get bigger and more elaborate, with more food, alcohol and swag for fans.
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The host likened the process of recruiting and retaining the cream-of-the-crop chief executives to the way that sporting organizations land elite players — demand bids their price tags higher.
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PUNTO FIJO/CARACAS (Reuters) - The extreme volatility of Venezuela's exchange rate has the crisis-hit country's shop owners hurriedly marking up their merchandise and consumers balking at the higher price tags.
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The rule restricts agencies' use of interim final rules, requires on-record hearings and advance notice of proposed rulemaking for all rules with economic price tags of at least $100 million.
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The 8,500-square-foot, two-family home is located on Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights, a historic neighborhood in New York City known for its high price tags and stunning brownstones.
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Industry analysts see ride-hailing firms and delivery businesses as natural customers for the first autonomous vehicles, in part because the cars and trucks are expected to carry high price tags.
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Most of the target customers can afford the sometimes-hefty price tags involved in paying out-of-pocket to avoid waitlists, or are willing to go into debt to do so.
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Plus, I've read plenty of psychological studies about how perceptions of wine quality are derived only from the price tag, even if high price tags are experimentally placed on cheap wine.
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Annie Waldman of ProPublica has a story today explaining how the pharmaceutical industry is hiring academic economists and health policy professors to help justify the rising price tags of their drugs.
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But with price tags of more than $100 million (before marketing costs), "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" and "Deepwater Horizon" will have to fight to avoid going down as disappointments.
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The company is hoping to take advantage of the trend of consumers holding off from buying new phones, as people are put off by the huge price tags that accompany them.
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Dealers have lengthy waiting lists of buyers seeking work by the hottest names, so when these works appear on the auction market, they can fetch far more than gallery price tags.
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In the past, this allowed companies to control the distribution of their wares and maintain the hard-earned air of exclusivity upon which they — and their price tags — so thoroughly depend.
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Polls suggest that some voters have become unnerved by the price tags of the Warren and Sanders' "Medicare for all" plans and the fact that they would abolish private health insurance.
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The Galaxy Note 29 features one of the biggest screens and internal storage sizes on the market, along with one of the highest price tags to match its high-end specs.
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The agency's dual mandates to keep drug costs low and make sure they don't harm people are in direct conflict, and too often the desire for low price tags wins out.
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No wonder that the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker wants to promote the euro as a global currency, rather than accepting dollar price tags for planes, energy and other goods.
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Adding fuel to the fire, drugmakers are poised to resume the price hikes they partially paused last year, and new therapies are expected to come to market with seven-figure price tags.
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"The price tags are getting scary to many families but the long-term benefits of education are still there," said Robert Kelchen, an assistant professor at Seton Hall University's department of education.
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It is a beautiful, nostalgic look at the technology of yore, but the $199 and $299 price tags (depending on if you buy the small or large size) are hard to swallow.
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Gift Guide: 9 Drones for Every Kind of PilotDrones come in so many shapes and sizes, with so many use cases and price tags, that picking the right one can be tough.
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While reporters at Sunday Service photographed hundreds of people lined up to get their hands on West's designs, many called out the star for the hefty price tags attached to the merchandise.
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But those improvements have pushed their price tags closer to $1,000, which doesn't factor in the cost of another vacuum that can step in when spills happen anywhere other than the floor.
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And as Philo-era Celine continues to sell out on resale sites, we've taken the liberty of finding other wearable tributes to the designer's legacy, albeit with some reasonably cheaper price-tags.
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Toyota sold about 100 eQ cars in 2012 and then discontinued it due to concerns over the limits of EVs, including their high price tags, short driving range and long charge time.
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Since the city's real estate sales market peaked around 2016, observers have focused on the shrinking price tags of ultraluxury three- and four-bedroom apartments, thousands of which remain vacant and unsold.
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Toyota sold about 100 eQ cars in 13 and then discontinued it due to concerns over the limits of EVs, including their high price tags, short driving range and long charge time.
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And to top it all off, Leica's M cameras have exorbitant price tags — the M10 body alone will run you $210,235, add a lens to the mix and you're easily over $21.4,210.
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First off, if you're strapped for cash, or more accurately just want to be more responsible with the cash you do have, the price tags of these devices communicate some loud differences.
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Why it matters: Area 1 CEO Oren Falkowitz tells Axios he fears companies frustrated by security programs with high price tags and poor results could simply drop their guard, degrading collective security.
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It is also rolling out its new line of iPhones, which come with big price tags: iPhone Xs and Xs Max start at $999 and $1099, and the iPhone Xr costs $749.
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Now, the company is teaming those qualities with well-appointed interiors and improved materials to make its top-end cars competitive with luxury brands that don't come with the luxury price tags.
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Little stickers on fruit and veg can't be recycled, and although Singer only buys clothes in secondhand stores, the bits of plastic connecting the price tags also go straight in the jar.
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So we decided to round up more sex toys with jaw-dropping price tags, from a 24-karat gold-plated clitoris stimulator to a glass butt plug with a real fur tail.
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And if Trump's opposition of AT&T-Time Warner turns out to be a sign that he's against "megadeals," then increased antitrust scrutiny could prevent the acquisitions with the largest price tags.
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The steps I've laid out will ensure that our health care system works for everyone -- not just the few who can afford the obscene price tags on drugs that we see today.
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Irregularities detected include unjustified cost overruns, improperly forgiven penalties for breaking contractual obligations and higher price tags for projects that competitors offered to do cheaper, Comptroller Edgar Alarcon told a news conference.
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Pricing was also leaked ahead of time, and it looks like the different versions of the car are indeed the below price tags, with the GT edition the highest starting at $60,500.
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"We throw the high cost [price tags] on shoes and clothes, to try to distract it from the kids," he explains about the prohibitive price of brand-name sports brands and streetwear.
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With few buyers leading to discounted price tags, most players may seek out short-term deals with teams that can spring them into 217 looking for more money/years on their contract.
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Plenty of women have long preferred the efficient, less ritualistic atmosphere of the local barber, where a lack of bells and whistles translates to lower price tags and a refreshing, informal attitude.
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"We throw the high cost [price tags] on shoes and clothes to try to distract it from the kids," he explains about the prohibitive price of brand-name sports brands and streetwear.
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Not only did the latest Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy smartphones sport bigger price tags than their predecessors, but less expensive brands like China's Huawei have also raised prices on premium phones.
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It's the latest U-turn for Republicans on fiscal policy during the Trump administration, with one-time deficit hawks supporting bills with exorbitant price tags and few ways to pay for them.
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It is one-of-a-kind, made-to-measure fashion pushed to its very limit; ball gowns so hefty they barely fit through doorways; unwritten price tags soaring into the six figures.
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In addition to its steady inventory of premium brands with super-slashed price tags, the site throws more deals into the mix with surprise flash sales — and the biggest one just dropped.
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Eight of the neighborhoods on the list are located in Brooklyn which is no surprise considering the borough&aposs popularity — and by extension, its price tags — have increased astronomically since the 1940s.
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For those of you looking to update your winter wardrobe during the savings event, Amazon has also slashed price tags on hundreds of cozy essentials — including the Levi's Original Sherpa Trucker Jacket.
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But J. Press's Shaggy Dog crew necks are not only made from brushed Shetland wool in a variety of shades — from oatmeal to vermilion — they also come with slightly softer price tags.
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Esperion isn't alone in avoiding a sky-high price for its heart treatment, at a time when parts of the industry are launching transformative drugs with six- and seven-figure price tags.
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" They met again, at the Armory Show in Chelsea, for a date that turned out to be "super non-socialist, because there are three-hundred-thousand-dollar price tags on whatever painting.
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This might not come as a surprise for many, considering the hefty price tags on many of the technology company's products, which range from MacBooks, to iPad devices to the Apple Watch.
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While there's no dispute about the need to address the country's failing water infrastructure, it's these daunting price tags and the need to expedite the improvement projects that present the greater challenge.
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All three phones have very affordable price tags with the most expensive featuring an average global retail price of around 27203 euros, and the cheapest going for as little as 15 euros.
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To hide the price tags is not to hide the privilege; the nanny is no doubt aware of the class gap whether or not she knows the price of her employer's bread.
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Some smart observers have pointed out that the high price tags are because Apex has a loot box system, sometimes awarding you a legendary, $18 item for just a $1 slot machine pull.
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After all, if even Nintendo can't figure out a way to make its beloved franchises work for mobile without sticking little price tags everywhere, what chance does the rest of the industry have?
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With steep price tags and only a few companies offering licensing as an alternative to purchasing, many producers either can't access the plugins they need or want, or resort to using illegal copies.
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Hadid, who is largely regarded as the most influential female architect in history, made her mark on the world with extravagant buildings that embraced organic curves, fluid lines, and often hefty price tags.
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The idea is simple, really: The account — called PreachersNSneakers — features pastors and other church leaders who have large followings on social media, screenshots of the shoes they wear, and the shoes' price tags.
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During our meeting with the company, co-founders Ben Taft and Matt Stern (the CEO and COO) namecheck Microsoft's Hololens and the DAQRI Helmet, which carry price tags of $3,000 and $15,000, respectively.
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Mercedes does not break out individual sales of the GLC coupe compared with the traditional GLC crossover, but we know that GLC coupes carry higher price tags that help pad the profit margins.
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Despite the steep price tags — a single ounce of Crème De La Mer will set you back nearly $200 — the brand has a reputation for creating formulas that leave consumers flocking to stores.
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Experts say those price tags are largely the result of overregulation in an industry in which state rules dictate students must log hundreds more hours in school than their profession may actually require.
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But, for a designer whose red-carpet creations bear four-digit price tags, it's a relatively affordable gateway purchase for the Prabal fan that can't feasibly swing anything from the designer's RTW offerings.
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Changes to distribution for luxury watches have lagged sectors such as groceries or fashion, with eye-watering price tags seen as a barrier to buying online and favoring a more traditional sales approach.
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With hefty price tags and operating costs, an airline's profitability is dependent on its fleet of planes being in service for as long as possible, even hauling passengers and cargo around the clock.
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Samsung and Apple are increasingly losing their share of the smartphone market to China's Huawei, according to new research, with consumers put off by the high price tags attached to their premium models.
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According to the listing, the Roewe RX5 will come in 1.5 turbo and 2.0 turbo engine versions, with price tags ranging from 99,800 yuan ($14,941) to 186,800 yuan ($27,966) depending on feature sets.
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But the company was also trying to develop products — with high price tags — that defied just about every convention of audio system design at the time, and that made them a tough sell.
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Those specs put it up against phones that have much higher price tags, so it will be interesting to see how the Axon 7 holds up once we've spent some time with it.
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According to a study by the AARP, an advocacy group for people over 50, specialty drugs that treat complex, chronic conditions such as Parkinson's disease and rheumatoid arthritis come with huge price tags.
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That's worked out very well in the past decade, thanks in part to the combination of a long, broad rally in stocks and the minimal price tags tied to that style of investing.
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The "Mad Money" host likened the process of recruiting and retaining the cream-of-the-crop chief executives to the way that sporting organizations land elite players — demand bids their price tags higher.
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Rather than ratcheting up aid to meet ever-increasing price tags, we must get at the root of the affordability crisis by addressing the most fundamental component of any organization: the business model.
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Also, now that he's better at recognizing numbers, we look at price tags in the store and I try to show him that the cash I have is what we'll use to pay.
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That version, played on its Game Boy portable game device, presaged the current era of smartphone games, a world where titles like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans command billion-dollar price tags.
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To justify the steep price tags and lengthy quest to find that perfect dress, brides-to-be expect a lot of time and meticulous craftsmanship has gone into the gowns they try on.
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And with commentators warning that the devastating costs of 2017 might not be an aberration, but possibly a new normal, those resiliency plan price tags will begin to look more and more affordable.
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Drug company executives and some consumer advocates say that the disclosure of list prices in ads, without more information, could perversely discourage patients from considering helpful medicines, especially those with high price tags.
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Price tags for the bourbons vary greatly, with some originally available for anywhere from $35 to $700, and others reaching offers upwards of $14,000 on the secondary market (if you can find them).
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He says he was inspired by how that restaurant, which serves meals in tight 30-minute increments, slashed price tags and made omakase accessible for almost anyone by putting diners on a clock.
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Be smart: The price tags of the digital rights at this point are still much cheaper than traditional TV, because traditional TV is still the leagues' best bet for a reliable live audience.
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Not even Apple, which is known for giving its iPhones high price tags, has released a phone that starts at $1,400 — the biggest and most expensive iPhone 11 Pro Max starts at $1,100.
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It has yet to be seen if the Snapdragon 865 will bump the price tags on the already highly priced top Android phones, like the Galaxy S10 that started at $900 at launch.
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The 163-year-old company's disregard for mass production, not to mention e-commerce, and its hefty price tags ensure it retains its position as one of the sector's most sought-after brands.
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In moderating its valuation expectations, Uber is showing a realism that is being increasingly adopted by Silicon Valley unicorns, as stock market investors push back against some of the lofty price tags sought.
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In fact, there are probably few price tags consumers wouldn't eventually come to terms with in exchange for a device that we sleep next to, check constantly, and rarely let out of our sight.
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The video — which has been viewed more than 500,000 times — takes the piss out of the complicated contraptions, expensive price tags, silly wi-fi passwords and unusual crockery often spotted in hipster coffee shops.
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And the company is now expanding its Pocket Operators line with a series of new build-it-yourself modular instruments featuring affordable price tags for those not churning out chart-topping hits every week.
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"A lot of times, brands chase other brands or license out their designs, and they give away the strength of the brand just to keep up with trends and designer price tags," Henry explains.
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Every laptop with a mechanical keyboard seems to also feature a long list of compromises that include gargantuan chasis, excessive price tags, or awkward layouts that leave the system with a scrunched up touchpads.
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Right now, we have no idea how much money Apex Legends is generating, so it's hard to say that players' vocal complaints about price tags will have an effect on the game's earning potential.
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It's unclear how much those price tags will increase for Moon missions, but it's possible that SpaceX's lunar mission could cost a lot less than a crewed flight of the SLS and Orion pair.
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Navigant points to long-range battery electric vehicles (BEVs) with price tags under $40,000, like the Chevy Bolt ($37,000 MSRP) that's expected to hit dealerships in the fall, as being key to this growth.
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But it's that same ubiquity that tech players like Samsung and Apple are capitalizing on, by introducing new flagship phones every year with bigger screens, better displays, smarter chips, and also, higher price tags.
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Some shops selling household appliances in the capital Buenos Aires, at a loss for how to price their products amid the fluctuating exchange rate, stopped printing price tags and instead asked customers to inquire.
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This year, at least, will be "promising" with potential new blockbuster therapies expected to be approved in China that will come with affordable price tags, said Credit Suisse in a sector note in January.
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Even though we casted our votes for what will surely be the top handbag styles of the year, we realize the hefty price tags they come with aren't feasible (or necessarily desirable) for everyone.
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The Bose Portable Home Speaker comes with Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa, and it costs more than some regular smart speakers, although it's pretty typical of Bose devices to come with higher price tags.
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Jack LaLanne and Hurom juicers are the brands that come to mind when thinking about high-quality juicing, but those price tags are usually saved for health nuts who have been juicing for years.
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Also not happy: Consumer groups, which pointed out that the UPC codes often replaced price tags directly on the boxes, which meant that people didn't know how much they were paying for an item.
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Bandier's classes entail typical boutique-studio price tags, but are about top-notch talent: "Our classes are not free, but that's really because we wanted to offer the best of the best," Bandier explained.
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Samsung charges $280 for a screen repair for the Galaxy S10+ 5G and the Note 3803 5G — models with similarly high price tags when they were released in 2019 as the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
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Despite its surprisingly low price tags, Brooklyn Bedding doesn't skimp on quality — and if you're looking for something a bit more high-end, the company also offers premium versions of most of its products.
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If Rubchinskiy and Gvasalia are dressing us as members of the proletariat, Sergeenko's clothes are an odd conflation of peasants and princesses — the garb of the former with the price tags of the latter.
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There's Barron Collier, who developed 1.2 million acres of southwest Florida that made him, if you could believe the price tags he put on them (and many thousands did), richer than John D. Rockefeller.
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Now, Bugatti sells two new ultra-fast supercars, the Chiron and the recently unveiled Divo, both built at the facility in Molsheim, with price tags starting at $3 million and nearly $6 million, respectively.
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"It is possible for fragrance houses to be charging huge price tags for scents that aren't necessarily as sophisticated as they afford – a result of good marketing and PR," fragrance expert Roja Dove points out.
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That has led to the development of new types of unmanned convenience stores popping up in China — where customers check out items on their own, and where facial recognition and electronic price tags are used.
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She would expand Obamacare subsidies to entice more people to sign up; many of the remaining uninsured cite policies on the exchanges' excessive price tags, something bigger subsidies and a public option could help with.
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Projectors are actually pretty good these days — just ask former Verge editor Chris Plante — but if you want 24K, you're probably looking at price tags that are around 210 times what a 4K TV costs.
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While they also came with hefty price tags and unusual things to find in the office of a software start-up, it changed how we create things and opened us up to so much more.
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"Amazon, famous for dynamic pricing online, has printed price tags just as traditional brick-and-mortar stores do," Reuters added—probably because in-store dynamic or personalized pricing could run into a legal grey area.
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The gene therapy, called valoctocogene roxaparvovec, is one of several gene therapies under development that have been raised as "one-and-done" potential cures that could be worth price tags of more than $1 million.
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The cost of the grass matches the hefty price tags of the exclusive Yeezy-inspired merch made available to fans at the Easter Sunday Service, where a pair of "Church Socks" was sold for $50.
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Despite high price tags — this is expensive tech — Eargo's priority is still to make its hearing aids as accessible as possible and to send a message that there's nothing wrong with admitting to hearing loss.
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But based on how retailers like Michael Kors and J.C. Penney have settled these sorts of cases thus far, we just might see price tags get a bit more honest about how much — if anything!
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As their neighbors fled, they understood that vacant houses would attract drug addicts and scrappers and arson, so they bought them up; even on their modest salaries, they could afford the four-figure price tags.
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Amazon's devices were a huge hit during Prime Day 219.99 thanks to their dirt cheap price tags — in fact, the Echo Dot, Fire TV Stick, and Fire TV Stick 234.99K were all top-sellers worldwide.
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Dealmaking in the oil and gas sector has been muted for more than two years due to collapsing oil prices, but as crude prices recover buyers and sellers are starting to agree on price tags.
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Two combination units that have yet to be listed have price tags of $942,000 for a 1,829-square-foot three-bedroom with two baths and $969,000 for a 1,801-square-foot four-bedroom three-bath.
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It will allow Ford to cope with surging competition from indigenous Chinese automakers such as Geely and Great Wall Motor that are pumping out hot-selling compact SUVs with competitive quality and lower price tags.
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Analysts at investment bank Leerink Partners thought Sarepta could have gotten at least $200 million, raising questions of whether there is a "broader decline" of interest in the vouchers that command "increasingly astronomical" price tags.
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At the March for Our Lives, the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting wore price tags — they calculated the worth of each student's life to their politicians in terms of NRA contributions.
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Apple showed off a slate of new computers with better screens, faster processors and higher price tags on Tuesday, including an iPad Pro that the company is trying to position as a primary work computer.
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Amazon's devices were a huge hit during Prime Day 2019 thanks to their dirt cheap price tags — in fact, the Echo Dot, Fire TV Stick, and Fire TV Stick 4K were all top-sellers worldwide.
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Despite these high price tags, Jackson's legacy has become controversial -- most notably after the release earlier this year of HBO's "Leaving Neverland" documentary, chronicling Jackson's alleged sexual abuse of two men when they were children.
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Costco has strong partnerships with suppliers and can negotiate with them for the best deals, even when inflation rises, because brands trust Costco will use the cost savings to keep price tags in stores down.
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But the latest round of proposed tariffs will tax these parts — forcing firms like Apple to decide whether to absorb that added cost or pass it onto consumers with higher price tags for their phones.
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States that lean into the changes might have more health insurance offerings with small price tags, but ones that are inaccessible to people with health problems and don't cover major health services, like prescription drugs.
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That makes it more ideal for household consumables — rather than, say, clothing — because they are low-cost, need to be reordered frequently and don't require as much consideration as discretionary purchases with higher price tags.
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Between sky-high price tags and explosive PR issues, it's no surprise that some of the — ahem — other devices that have reigned supreme in the smartphone world for the past decade are now facing stiff competition.
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The unexpected cost of college While the price of college has increased significantly since the 2000's, students aren't paying as much as the price tags suggest, according to the study, which updated research from 73.
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Samsung and Huawei, the world's two biggest smartphone sellers, are trying to motivate consumers to upgrade their phones with a new category of foldable devices, but their price tags could prove to be a sticking point.
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In his research, he's come across many examples of the same insulin products that have been continuously available for years without improvements, yet their price tags have gone up at a much higher rate than inflation.
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The issue has gained prominence due to a campaign for a binding voter referendum to ensure fair prices in Switzerland, where price tags on everyday items are among the highest in Europe and often shock visitors.
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Carroll, who has been with the Allen school district for more than 20 years, said that construction costs in a high-growth area like Dallas are high, resulting in big price tags for large stadium developments.
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To give you an idea of the financial costs and time commitment involved, we've invited Capalad, who runs financial-planning service Brunch & Budget, to share her experience and de-mystify the many hidden price tags involved.
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While wine is France's second-biggest export after aerospace, some experts say the fact that Americans mostly import prestige wines from Burgundy or Bordeaux which are less sensitive to higher price tags should cushion the blow.
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It also shed light on a number of interesting price tags, from the pricey wedding merchandise one top aide got from a reality TV show to the surprising six-figure salary of a former Breitbart reporter.
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However, both companies' premium phones mostly lack new, generation-specific features, meaning users are less incentivized to ditch their old device for the next generation of devices without distinct features, especially given the steeper price tags.
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Pfizer's Upjohn unit makes medications like the erectile-dysfunction pill Viagra and the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor: well-known products with brand-name recognition but that, lacking patent protection, can no longer command high price tags.
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With affordable prices and a variety of shipping methods available, Taobao has fast become the online shopping mecca for beauty aficionados wanting to get their hands on the trendiest beauty tools without the hefty price tags.
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In July 2016, the UFC said it had agreed to be bought by talent agency WME-IMG in a transaction a source valued at $4 billion, one of the largest price tags for a sports brand.
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Even with their sub-$1,000 price tags, the OnePlus 8 phones may represent the most expensive smartphone lineup for a company that's developed a reputation for producing amazing premium smartphones for hundreds less than the competition.
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Considering most other EV startups run into the hurdle of trying to make lots of cars for relatively affordable price tags, building a small number of really expensive cars may be a smoother route to take.
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Students who also did cost estimates and researched available equipment came up with price tags that were similar to estimates my son received, revealing how close some of my students' calculations came to real-world figures.
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Based on Bennett&aposs book and countless news stories focused on the first lady&aposs sartorial choices, here are 13 times Trump appeared to put a deliberate foot forward in specific colors, designers, and price tags.
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And whereas boots can be fairly pricey at traditional retailers — a scroll through veteran bootmaker Lucchese's inventory includes a slew of price tags north of $500 — the price range at Tecovas sits at $195 to $695.
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When we know we&aposre in an expensive store, the more we can sort of mitigate that feeling of pain, by, like, maybe hiding the price tags and the sticker shock, the better off we are.
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We see babies in Jordan and India who have been forced to go without vaccinations against pneumonia — a disease that kills roughly one million children each year —because governments can't pay the price tags companies demand.
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Trump vowed to address the country's crumbling roads, bridges, transit systems, airports and other public works during his presidential campaign, floating several price tags for a package since running for and moving into the Oval Office.
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But they have come with ever-rising price tags, spurring new questions about how much individuals, corporations and the government in the United States, already the world's most expensive health system, will pay for these breakthroughs.
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Its totes and clutches, made of lime-green crocodile, lavender python, orange ostrich and other brilliantly dyed exotic skins, were also favorites of the South American superrich, who could afford the handbags' eye-watering price tags.
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It's not a uniform 25 per cent hike — but certain products, such as the Sonos Connect:Amp and Playbar, are going to be a quarter more costly than they were, with £100 being added to their price-tags.
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Traditional analog watches boasting genuine Swiss craftsmanship have always come with expensive price tags, partly justified by the huge number of man-hours that go into the production and hand-assembly of the timepieces's complicated inner workings.
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It's not something to be mad about considering the latter two phones' higher price tags, but the difference is there, even if you might not be able to see it when people upload their pics to Instagram.
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The convoluted and opaque relationships between the insurers, drugmakers and pharmacy benefit managers who negotiate the price tags and discounts make it difficult for outside distributors to both break into the field and make an adequate profit.
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But, among all of the custom looks by luxury houses last night that either never came with price tags or are just too expensive to be believe, there were a few fast-fashion outliers that stood out.
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Residents who attempted to park here, however, had to turn away as dozens of spaces were taken up not by residents, but reportedly by luxury cars with no license plates and big price tags on the windshields.
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Luxury firms from LVMH to Cartier-owner Richemont are bolstering their web presence, and high-end jewellery and watches - once thought unlikely to attract online shoppers given their high price tags - are emerging as one key battleground.
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The often hefty price tags for bigger homes contribute to their lengthier sale times because there is a smaller pool of buyers who can afford them, said Artur Miller, founder and CEO of Miami-based AMLUXE Realty.
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But the good news is that I've found lots of drugstore items that look, feel, and wear the same as the expensive stuff, but without the high price tags,Like Maybelline ColorTattoo Metal 24Hr Cream Gel Eyeshadow.
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Bottom line: Both of these efforts are long shots given Congress is not in the mood for creating wholly new tax subsidies, whose price tags will be into the billions (though likely less than the December proposals).
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The inaugural range, which included apparel and footwear, took cues from Kendall and Kylie's personal wardrobes (form-fitting silhouettes, neutral color stories, strappy sandals), with slightly steeper price tags than previous pair ups with Topshop and PacSun.
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Five-faceted seeds aren't worth much financially, but mutant seeds with more or fewer than five parts are rare, and it is the mutated seeds with the highest number of facets that bear the biggest price tags.
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While the sum of their exact price tags, along with my grammar school arithmetic, escapes me, I'm willing to put my bottom dollar on the likelihood that they ring somewhere to the tune of $300 or more.
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The list of designers worn was long, and the price tags were high: Fendi, Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Pucci, Delpozo, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Christian Louboutin, J. Mendel, Manolo Blahnik, Valentino, the Row, Alaia (to name most of them).
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Those interviewed don't hide the price tags from their household staff because they want to think of themselves as "normal" — they do it because it keeps relevant data from their employees who might ask for a raise.
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Any of those price tags would make a merger the most expensive in tech history, but Qualcomm and lead director Tom Horton have said it's "just not even close to what the value of the company is."
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Plenty more deals lacked the eye-popping price tags but still reshaped Silicon Valley, as the big companies bought up smaller services in their markets only to later snuff them out—what some have called killer acquisitions.
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At Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world's biggest mobile show in Barcelona, Spain, a number of companies showed off their take on the iPhone X, but with substantially lower price tags than Apple's $999 top-end device.
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Massive price tags like the $202024 billion spent by Russia on the 2014 Sochi Winter Games and images of decaying white elephant venues from Rio 2016 have left cities and governments questioning the value of hosting an Olympics.
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Thanks to its high-quality formulas, pigmented colors, and affordable price tags, the brand has managed to rack up over 2.2 million loyal fans on Instagram alone, and its following just keeps growing with each game-changing launch.
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In short, the OP5t remains one of the best deals among smartphones, especially for people looking for a big screen and flagship specs without the $800 price tags you see on a lot of other competing Android phones.
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Even though couture looks like pure fantasy — dresses made of fog, shimmering fabrics spun with liquid gemstones, with price-tags only princesses could get down with — it is made by actual people, using actual materials, in actual workplaces.
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One year, for Christmas, the parents bought eight children's bicycles, but they sat outside in the yard for months, untouched, with the price tags still on, Ricky Vinyard, who lived about 200 yards away, told the Desert Sun.
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He resolved the dilemma by taking the theory of the "Veblen good"—one for which demand soars as it becomes more expensive—to an extreme, slapping ever-larger price tags on the firm's posh handbags and other items.
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Though I was hoping to drown my lonely V-Day sorrows in some clothing purchases, one look at the price tags (I saw t-shirts for $150 and sweatshirts marked $295) had me permanently stuck in browsing mode.
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Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Kohl's, Macy's (M) and others said over the past week that the tariffs have forced them to either alter their financial outlooks, remodel carefully-crafted supply chains or consider raising price tags for customers.
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My ex used to call me a "yoga gypsy," but I can't justify spending the $100+ price tags for monthly memberships, even if I can get it down to about $4/class depending on how often I go.
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Idol told investors the smaller handbag trend started two years ago, but it took a while for handbag makers to figure out how to best capitalize on selling smaller bags, which tend to come with smaller price tags.
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Yet, banks and lawyers expect companies trying to refinance over 100 billion reais ($28 billion) in debt to cave in to pressure from creditors and speed up asset sales, which could drive price tags lower in coming months.
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Claw-foot and free-standing tubs appeal to buyers, Mr. Haber said, but they are more common in new-build apartments, where the master bathrooms can be as big as the price tags — and perhaps out of reach.
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Government agencies and private sector companies are struggling to cover the costs of new medicines that have made the most progress to date in treating cancer and rare genetic disorders, some with annual price tags of nearly $500,000.
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Each of them could help teams, but they all carry enough flaws, and high-enough price tags, that teams could be forgiven if they are not quite ready to give up the thought of making a trade instead.
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At "March for Our Lives," students brandished orange price tags with "$1.05" -- a figure student activists said represents the total amount of money Rubio has accepted from the NRA divided by the total number of students in Florida.
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Read More: I've been traveling the world for 6 months and I use the same trick in any city I visit to make sure I find amazing food There are certainly chefs who earn their hefty price tags.
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But in 2018, a lot of people are going to tasked with a difficult choice: shell out another $200 or $300 to hit the increased price tags flagships are now demanding, or settle for something a bit more affordable.
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Walmart (WMT), Target (TGT), Home Depot (HD), Kohl's (KSS) and Macy's (M) all said that the tariffs have forced them to either alter their financial outlooks, remodel carefully crafted supply chains or consider raising price tags for customers. 33.
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However, we can only hope pray that his next offering goes a lot smoother than last season's: That is, a fresh crop of athluxury that won't include pointlessly high price tags or the stinging disapproval of the style elite.
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd Singles' Day festival posted a record 120.7 billion yuan ($17.73 billion) worth of sales on Friday, though the gala shopping day saw growth slow as Chinese shoppers searched for deeper discounts and lower price tags.
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The fact is, we should be able to get more than a dozen wears out of a set if we baby our fake lashes, Greenberg estimates — something that makes even the highest of price tags much easier to stomach.
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In his research, he says he's come across many examples of the same insulin products that have been continuously available for years without improvements, and yet their price tags have gone up at a much higher rate than inflation.
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You may have thought you'd seen the last of 'em this year, but the discount gods have graced us with one last round of half-off price tags and BOGO deals before the ball drops on New Year's Eve.
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Amazon said digital price tags in the new store will show how much Prime members are saving, the average star rating and how many ratings a product has received, similar to what shoppers can see on the website today.
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After 17 members of the school community were killed in a mass shooting, student activists like David Hogg painted their caps orange to symbolize gun control advocacy, and added price tags to their caps to call out Florida Sen.
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If Trump follows through with plans to restrict immigration and deport undocumented immigrants, some industry experts say that farms and factories could be left scrambling, and the price tags on food—particularly produce and dairy—could see noticeable increases.
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Despite being based on opposing designs, both phones look polished enough that you don't need the imagination of Salvador Dali to envision how these devices might fit into your life—assuming you can afford their butt-puckering price tags.
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Walmart (WMT), Target (TGT), Home Depot (HD), Kohl's (KSS) and Macy's (M) have all said that the tariffs have forced them to either alter their financial outlooks, remodel carefully crafted supply chains or consider raising price tags for customers.
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The U.S. is heavily targeted by companies like Apple and Samsung, where consumers have the ability to limit the upfront cost of those premium products while still getting their hands on very high-end phones with big price tags.
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China policymakers have been closely examining transactions that cut across industry lines and command big price tags, while the Chinese government has tightened controls over capital outflows to shore up foreign currency reserves and gains in the yuan currency.
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"The two deal values are not comparable and we will not comment further on any commercial terms," a Shell spokeswoman said in an e-mail when asked about the discrepancy between the price tags in the two sale accords.
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For every Caterpillar or Liebherr or Volvo exhibiting machines with six- and seven-figure price tags at Bauma, there are dozens of smaller players, companies that specialize in products I had never heard of or given much thought to.
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The higher price tags without the ability to obtain as much leverage means private equity shops are being forced to pony up the difference in order to win a highly coveted business leading, in part, to bigger equity checks.
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If you manage to nab the bargain, the great price tags are not the only thing to be excited about: The airline has been ranked as the best in the world by SkyTrax for two years in a row.
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Check out the price tags for some of the biggest buildings in Apple Park: While the buildings may have been expensive to construct, Apple is optimistic that its sustainable design choices will help the company save resources on energy.
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The anchor store was a Schnucks supermarket, and Turner drove a few minutes away to a boxy, one-story house to speak with an elderly woman who'd been banned from the store for putting cheaper price tags on groceries.
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The rather peculiar garment is available from online fashion retailer Pretty Little Thing for £25 ($34), which isn't too bad really given some of the extortionate price tags attached to some of the more abstract denim designs out there.
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These oils can be used as alternatives to turpentine for cleaning paint brushes; lubricating squeaky hinges; and removing dried-on adhesives (like glue, stickum from labels and price tags) from surfaces like wood floors and for polishing leather goods.
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However you feel fueled by accessories — with huge plastic barrettes, a silk scarf, or a bubble-ponytail laced with pearls — there's no sample-size stipulation or astronomical price tags, which, let's be honest, is the best kind of trend.
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Although the models Esper ordered come with price tags of $49,1503 and $69,900, he claimed they would generate savings as high as 24 million pesos ($1.2 million) annually, since the trucks require little maintenance and no gasoline to operate.
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Haas said he expected the pace of consolidation to increase in the coming years due to the need for "massive" investment in areas such as digital price tags, loyalty schemes and big data processing as ecommerce shakes up retailing.
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Nearly all touted the importance of finding under-loved stocks with solid fundamentals and more compelling price tags opposed to the high-premium, high-growth equities that fueled the S&P 23 for much of the past five years.
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An email thread was bouncing between lawyers and law clerks camped out in several terminals, representing, based on the price tags usually attached to the firms in the signature lines, many thousands of dollars in pro bono write-offs.
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Spending on hardware specifically was up 33 percent in 2017 following the launch of the Nintendo Switch, Sony's PlayStation 20173 Pro at the end of 2016, and Microsoft's Xbox One X, which had higher price tags than existing consoles.
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Though there's nothing quite like the thrill we get from red carpet spectatorship, there's a seemingly insurmountable degree of separation between us and the dreamy designer gowns (with unstated but presumably hefty price tags) that sashay down the step-and-repeat.
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Egypt's Competition Authority on December 2100 gave Apple a deadline of 2017 days to resolve "unfair restrictions" over marked-up phones, whose price tags put them at as much as 228 percent higher than iPhones in other Middle Eastern countries.
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Sales of F-series trucks, which range from spartan work trucks to Platinum models with the features - and price tags - of a European luxury sedan, were up nearly 22019 percent to 23,23 vehicles for the first nine months of this year.
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The new Surface Books, which come in 275- and 215-inch flavors now, are very powerful laptops with top-end guts and premium price tags befitting other high-design, high-spec machines like the MacBook Pro or Razer Blade Pro.
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It's easy to feel dwarfed by the many-thousand-dollar price tags affixed to the majority of the works on display at a fair like the Photography Show, to feel distaste for the greed that's become part of the art world.
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"The first drugs for negotiation will be those with very high price tags and large price differences between what we pay and what other industrialized countries pay, including those to treat diabetes, asthma, arthritis, HIV, and cancer," the campaign tells CNN.
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But the most exciting aspect lies in the price tags — a piece that might cost an entire month's rent at Restoration Hardware (like, say, a $1,050 elevated wooden accent table) can be found for a steal (less than $100) at Target.
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Save up to $2200 on select Surface devices at Best Buy With so many laptop options on the market, it can be hard to decide which one is right for you — even more so when considering their hefty price tags.
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Originals continue to be the primary weapon used in the premium subscription streaming video battlefront, extending media's new "Golden Age" for creators and further skyrocketing content-related development and production costs (including the price tags for A-list marquee talent).
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Don't sweat the confusing thread counts and sky-high price tags you'd find at the department store — you can get a soft, comfortable, and more affordable upgrade with this 4-piece set of Ultra Soft 1800 Series Bamboo Bed Sheets.
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British luxury fashion brand Burberry is to face a class action lawsuit in the United States, claiming it used misleading price tags at its outlet stores to fool shoppers into believing the goods were being sold at a hefty discount.
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The big picture: Society collectively paid more for drugs last year, at a rate well above economic growth, because drugmakers launched new drugs with lofty price tags, sold more of their existing drugs, and raised prices on their blockbuster products.
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Both the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive come with high price tags and involve owning or buying the PCs to use them; once the minimum specs and cost come down, it's more believable that we'll see a headset in everyone's home.
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It's also a mechanism that contributes to the obscene price tags many Swiss watches are known for, but it's a genuine mechanical marvel, which is why Adam Wrigley has created a larger 3D-printable version for anyone to download and study.
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What sets these watches apart from Garmin's current wearables lineup are new activity-specific functions, luxury build materials like titanium and sapphire glass, and price tags that position the MARQ line alongside smartwatches from more recognizable fashion brands like Tag Heuer.
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As stores like Kleinfeld of "Say Yes To The Dress" fame continue to draw brides en masse to browse garments with price tags as high as $80,000, Our Story Bridal is attempting to replicate the experience with previously worn gowns.
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Before there were techies, Teslas, and multi-million-dollar price tags for tiny homes, Silicon Valley was home to rows of orchards, military bases, and a staggering fleet of Stanford University grads picking up production of the tricky technology of transistors.
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There's no shortage of bills that have passed, or are on the horizon, with massive price tags: last spring's omnibus spending package, relief for farmers hurt by trade wars as well as a massive farm bill likely to become law soon.
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The growing awareness of America's seemingly intractable class divide has reportedly driven some in the upper echelons of New York society to hide their wealth by taking price tags off their purchases, so their household staff don't have to see them.
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"The abundance of ultra-high-end flagships with big price tags released over the past 12 to 18 months has most likely halted the upgrade cycle in the near term," IDC said in its most recent Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.
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Notwithstanding his subsequent policy concessions, at the March for Our Lives the students wore price tags around their neck, $1.05 each — the amount of money Rubio's campaigns have received from the N.R.A. divided by the number of students in Florida schools.
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Yet no sooner had the press gotten wind of the hefty price tags on the dark suits that seemed to cloak the slightly built Mr. Macron in authority than a tailor was found to make him a cut-rate version.
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Despite the slightly higher price tags — used gas-powered motorcycles can be as low as $1,000 to $2,000 — electric motorcycles have lower operating costs compared with gas engine bikes, since they don't need to be refueled or require regular oil changes.
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This meant that many of the top Android phones of 2019 rolled out with the non-5G variant of the Snapdragon 855, while a select few phones with higher price tags came with the 5G variant of the Snapdragon 855.
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Either way, as phones become more costly and consumers grow more reluctant to upgrade every year or two, we are likely to see more stories like this—phones giving up the ghost far soon than you'd expect given their price tags. [Apple]
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Though it's currently on sale for $7,100, its cost shouldn't change the fact that watching fashion come to life is something of a spectator's sport, and it may change your mind about stomaching sky-high price tags for clothes that double as art.
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The many, many who refuse to speak with me I suspect are some of the ones that don't and wish to hide in the shadows and quickly get home to add to the now thousands of eBay listings with enormously inflated price tags.
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After all, if performance was the only thing I was concerned about, there are plenty of other gaming laptops out there that match or exceed the Blade 15's performance and do it with even lighter designs and much lower price tags.
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What made it so common with Ikea's Malm dressers was the popularity of the pieces given their affordable price tags, and the use of cheaper and lighter particle boards resulting in their center of gravity easily shifting when filled drawers were left open.
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These days, it feels like there's a new fashion-inclined fitness line every other week — and as committed as we are to athleisure, sometimes the price tags attached to them can feel excessive for clothes that, technically, are meant to be sweat in.
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And there are stressed-out people who've been duped into glossy price-tags and all that red and pink paint who think that a pair of socks and a bottle of bubble bath are just what their other halves have been needing.
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The authenticity of retailers' loudly touted discounts has been seriously called into question over the past few years, BuzzFeed reports, and the truth about those steeply reduced price tags will make you a whole lot more skeptical on your next shopping jaunt.
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College-bound students aren't the only ones comparing university communities, which have a lot of advantages for older Americans who are seeking intellectual stimulation, cultural amenities and sports offerings without high urban price tags, not to mention a generally healthy economic base.
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This have-to-have-it effect seems to work across shoe brands whenever RiRi is involved: Her tattoo-inspired denim capsule collection for Manolo Blahnik was equally buzzy and sold out speedily, despite the three- and four-figure price tags on individual styles.
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The Arnolds' supporters say the Houston-based couple is a vital counterweight to the mighty pharma lobby in an era of relentless price hikes and six-figure price tags, enabling substantive debate and rigorous research projects that might not otherwise find funding.
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The merchandise, laid out on red velvet under bright white lights, gave the place the air of a jewelry shop, and his products wore price tags listing hundreds, thousands, and (stashed away in a safe location) even tens of thousands of dollars.
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Despite generally positive reviews, the collection, full of slick high-waisted suits, champagne silk shirts and large mohair or crocodile skin jackets, raised eyebrows given Brioni's traditional C-suite client base and sky-high price tags (suits begin at $4,900 off the rack).
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Groundbreaking new treatments offer the first-ever cure for Hepatitis C, but at price tags so high that states are experimenting with entirely new ways of paying for the drugs, fearing the status quo simply can't bear these costs all at once.
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Far from fringe, the neighborhood is on the circuit of art world bigwigs such as the Tate Modern director Frances Morris, for its combination of art with $1-million price tags and a creative scene that includes craft makers, food and drink.
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There is even some evidence that the price of medical devices has declined since the tax took effect, as hospitals have become more cost conscious about the devices they buy and whether the newest versions are actually worth the higher price tags.
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Politicians may become wary of ever-rising price tags as the crisis continues, something that happened during the financial crisis of 28503 and 22020 after Congress approved legislation to help banks and other financial institutions and a stimulus package to bolster the economy.
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As the suit once again makes clear, for all the grace and elegance of its product, the art world can be a bare-knuckled place, one filled with all sorts of disputes born of its hefty price tags, unwritten codes and handshake agreements.
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She will be the brand's first female creative director, offering the latest narrative twist in the story of the Kering-owned brand, traditionally known for its C-suite client base and sky-high price tags (suits begin at $4,900 off the rack).
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The house specialty is wedding and evening wear of delirious opulence, with five- or six-digit price tags, and here the gap closes between Guos A and B. "The Chinese prize intricacy," Guo told me, in describing the ideal of her needlework.
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Trump, 73, lashed out at the House Judiciary Committee in a Twitter spree on Monday, and once again urged them to investigate the book and Netflix deals Obama has signed, both of which are reported to have price tags in the millions.
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Groundbreaking new treatments offer the first-ever cure for Hepatitis C, but at price tags so high that states are experimenting with entirely new ways of paying for the drugs, fearing the status quo simply can't bear these costs all at once.
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In "lemon window" (210), scattered ovals of warm yellow echo the two smudgy yellow price tags hung below the painting, while in "Penumbra (Wild Pacific Iris)" (223), a beige crescent of negative space echoes three pieces of crescent jewelry hung below the drawing.
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New York, March 5 (LPC) - A slowing economy in the US combined with still steep price tags on target companies has private equity buyers focused on making strategic add-on acquisitions to existing middle market portfolio companies as a pathway to growth, bankers say.
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But just because the majority of the attendees showed up dripping in ornate, painstakingly handcrafted custom couture and Lorraine Schwartz diamonds with price tags that would make Abraham do a double take doesn't mean Hollywood's biggest stars didn't leave room for some drugstore beauty.
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Even after being endlessly delayed and not being the first plug-in SUV in the US, only the Nissan Rogue and Toyota RAV4 are available as hybrids — neither of which are plug-ins to qualify for tax incentives to offset mid-$30,000 price tags.
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Technics hasn't said when this turntable will be available or what it will cost, but considering this is a turn back to the line's heyday, it should be more affordable than some more recent models, which broke wallets with price tags between $4,000 and $10,000.
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They may not be as cheap as a vintage pair from your local thrift store (price tags range from $290 to $325), but they're sure to last you just as long as your own mom's jeans have (plus, you can pass them down, too).
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There are hundreds of gene therapies in the development pipeline, raising the question of how these drugs — which could have price tags upwards of $1 million — will be paid for, and whether our system is built to handle that, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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The Republican-aligned think tank whose February report suggested the Green New Deal could cost as much as $93 trillion just released another study seeking to put price tags on the cost of drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions in electricity and transforming the transportation sector.
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So, although launching big marketing campaigns in both newer markets, like the US and UK, and established markets across Europe will likely come with hefty price tags, doing so will help N26 make consumers more aware of its services, likely boosting its customer base.
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High price tags are holding consumers back from making an EV their next purchase — 57% of consumers would be more likely to purchase an EV if it were the same price as a traditional vehicle, according to a study by Volvo cited by The Drive.
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The rule also restricts agencies' use of interim final rules, requires on-record hearings and advance notice of proposed rulemaking for all rules with economic price tags of $100 million or more and allows the public to petition to amend or repeal a rule.
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The company did, however, list the price tags for the Mate 30 phones:Huawei Mate 30: 700 EurosHuawei Mate 30 Pro: 1,100 EurosHuawei also called for developers to make apps for its app store during its Mate 30 launch event with a $1 billion incentive program.
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In the battle for the wealthiest customers, other high-end automakers, such as Aston Martin, have also been creating cars with seven-figure price tags and producing such a limited number of them they could fit easily into one corner of a parking lot.
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The practice, which is widespread across the retail and consumer industry, is often used as a safeguard to prevent unwanted items being stolen or sold at a significant discount and in that way eroding the high-end price tags they can command in stores.
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While patients may pay more for a well-known brand, like Yale, it is not clear that the higher price tags lead to better care, said Francois de Brantes, a health care executive who once worked at General Electric, which is headquartered in the state.
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The students, who also wore the price tags to the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., last weekend, found the number by dividing how much money Rubio took from the NRA in 2017 by the number of students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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" The suit claims the company used a lower cost of carbon in its internal estimates — and when employees did try to apply the publicly disclosed higher costs, the resulting price tags were so high that the company "instructed its employees not to apply those costs.
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He and his girlfriend following his costly divorce, Lauren Sanchez, have reportedly been looking for homes at price tags of over $100 million, including a home that set the record for the state's most expensive purchase (bought by Lachlan Murdoch in December for $150 million).
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Some of the best deals to score during this time of year are on the latest tech devices you've been eyeing for months — and right now, you can shop the newest phones from Apple, Google, Samsung, and more for hundreds off the original price tags.
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These smartwatches come with GPS and voice chat functions, and their low price tags, limited functionality, and ease of use compared with smartphones make them popular options for parents who want to know where their children are or communicate with them without a smartphone.
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While many of the show's most impressive pitches have painfully costly price tags, like the SolSource Solar Cooker or PolyGlide Ice, which each cost several hundred dollars, here are 14 relatively affordable (and actually useful) products that rose to fame after being featured on Shark Tank.
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But the city is now leaning towards building new venues for these and several other events in Tokyo as originally planned, although it would cut the price tags by modifying plans, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei) and other papers reported, quoting people connected with the matter.
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There are a few things one can expect to see when walking around the cobblestone streets of New York's fashionable Soho neighborhood: Designer stores with intimidating price tags; pristine, white-walled art galleries; salons where the cost of a cut easily exceeds most people's weekly food budgets.
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When fast-fashion retailers expand into new territories, it's typically in the form of high-end versions of stuff they already produce: Take Topshop and Topshop Unique, for example, or Zara's "Evening" collection, which boasts higher price tags and materials more sophisticated than we're used to seeing.
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With classic no-nonsense tool-watch looks and tough-as-nails Japanese mechanical movements, these watches are high on style and value, as well as offering some rich history in a field dominated by their Swiss counterparts — which, of course, come with much higher price tags.
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While some American cities, like Seattle, Denver and Los Angeles, have embraced new transit plans that make extensive use of trains, other recent efforts have been stymied by clumsy politics, high price tags, and resistance of both the strictly ideological and the not-in-my-backyard varieties.
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Between the lines: Large retailers like Walmart and Target have said they will have no choice but to pass the cost of tariffs on to customers, but it's very likely the cost of the tariffs and many other increased charges won't be fully disclosed on price tags.
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Shopping for a new toaster, new speakers, a new car, a microwave or even light bulbs entails not just comparing specifications and price tags but evaluating whether the convenience or enjoyment offered by the gadget will outweigh the chance that it's going to spy on you.
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In doing so, Borisy is bound to ruffle the feathers of an industry in which he's helped build dozens of companies as an investor most recently at Third Rock Ventures, an industry defending itself for its high price tags by saying they're the necessary cost of innovation.
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" An interior designer I spoke with told me his wealthy clients also hid prices, saying that expensive furniture and other items arrive at their houses "with big price tags on them" that "have to be removed, or Sharpied over, so the housekeepers and staff don't see them.
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Over the past year the price tags on some items included in the "NPR basket" — a mix of items from across the store drawn up after consulting the 2018 lists of tariffs the White House imposed on imports from China, Mexico and Canada — actually got smaller.
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It's a seemingly drastic move on Apple's part to shield itself from lawsuits, but considering that these lawsuits can carry price tags of over half a billion dollars for the company, it's easy to see why Apple would be willing to do whatever it can to avoid them.
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Gill said the parent company has been supportive since the beginning, starting with a one-week training session that explained every aspect of the business, including the proprietary software that allows consignors to log in all their items and print out price tags right from their home computers.
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It should also explain how Jennifer Aniston found herself on the red carpet of a film premiere wearing a jacket that still had a handful of price tags firmly attached, an event she was happy to finally set the record straight about on Thursday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Many colleges have also exploited loan programs by admitting unqualified students into nontechnical liberal arts curriculums that offer little future, jacking up their price tags, and spending the bonanza on light teaching loads and student unions that make college more a Club Med experience than a real education.
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Robert N. Hall's legacy can be found at almost every checkout counter — that little red blinking laser scanner that reads bar codes on milk cartons, boxes of light bulbs, price tags dangling from a new jacket and just about everything else that can be bought in a store.
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The report puts the most precise price tags to date on the cost to the United States economy of projected climate impacts: $141 billion from heat-related deaths, $118 billion from sea level rise and $32 billion from infrastructure damage by the end of the century, among others.
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SYDNEY/HONG KONG, March 16 (Reuters) - At least three Australian takeovers potentially worth a combined $1.2 billion are facing lower prices and contract conditions, three sources said, as financial market turmoil sparked by the coronavirus has made it difficult for advisers and bidders to put price tags on deals.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - When Medicare prescription drug insurance was created in 2003, the idea that beneficiaries with very high drug costs should pick up 2 percent of the tab seemed reasonable - but that was well before specialty drugs were invented that carry price tags in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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For anyone who's felt jilted by the contemporary label's pricing in the past, you're in luck: The all-accessories collection features an assortment of handbags, wallets, and keychains that start at $35 and max out at $375, a far cry from the $400 to $800 price tags from previous releases.
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Huawei's MateBook X Pro, one of the few Windows-based laptops that I find to be a worthy alternative to Apple's MacBook Pro, is now available in the U.S. Rest of the world be warned, though: The U.S. price tags on this Windows laptop are infuriatingly lower than they are elsewhere.
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The three- and four-figure price tags on the ready-to-wear in this roundup are actually on the lower end of what we're used to seeing during award show season (not counting all the custom and couture styles that usually fall in the "price upon request, if you dare" category).
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A veteran in the field of jewelry and gemstones and often called the "261-carat man" because of his sales of seven 270-carat diamonds with record-breaking price tags, the British-born, Geneva-based 33-year-old has long been considered a founding father of the contemporary jewelry-auction market.
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High-speed car chases are already something television generally avoids due to the headaches of blocking off roads, the dangerous stunts involved, and the high price tags that both of those elements entail, but then Banshee tosses driving backward while shooting, a motorcyclist, and other harrowing factors into the mix.
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In other words, when the dapper tailored suits the candidate wore in both his ministry days and at the start of his campaign — invariably with a sky-blue shirt and Windsor-knotted, solid-color four-in-hand tie — first drew attention for their obvious price tags, he promptly ditched them.
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Hungary is wagering its offer of a more frugal summer games than those that might be offered by richer rivals Los Angeles, Paris and Rome will better reflect the spirit of the International Olympic Committee's Agenda 22017 - a new policy seeking a return to simpler values and smaller price tags.
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"Hypercar" is a term often used to describe cars with specs and price tags so extreme, so outside the realm of what's on display at your average dealership that calling it a "supercar" — already a totally fine description that gets its point across without too much hyperbole — somehow falls short.
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The marketing of this as a late-career renaissance — a Christie's catalogue dismissed those who identified his "stark change in style" with his changing health, arguing that "this late" and "quite distinct" work "was actually a result of clearer thinking" — felt uncomfortable, especially given the $212-2000 million price tags.
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Given the current state of the high-end phone market, where Apple is struggling to sell iPhones due to saturation and four-digit price tags, it's not surprising to see more Android phone makers put their focus in the midrange and prioritize features like battery life over newer components and higher-end materials.
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As much as we would love to snatch up every single piece in the collaboration so we could make our homes feel more like a Palm Beach cottage than a cramped 20-something's apartment, the price tags attached to some of the Lilly Pulitzer for Pottery Barn items are a bit steep.
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The supermarket, for instance, is part real, part fake: there are few price tags, and most transactions don't involve money, but the store stocks real food that is needed to cook real meals in the houses, and, when the aides bring residents to shop there, their purchases are tallied at the checkout.
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To his mind, the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movies are still fulfilling his urge to tell stories about characters with complex, interconnected needs — even if one of those characters happens to be a talking raccoon — and to maintain the innovative traditions of his moviemaking forebears, at price tags upward of $170 million.
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Like many, I have been absorbing the slow death by strangling of Barneys New York online, in articles about failed Hail Mary investments and LOL-worthy Instagram photos of 5-percent-off price tags and clearance posters in the windows that look as if they were last used at a Hobby Lobby.
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Walmart used them to push suppliers to seek out similar low-cost innovations in their operations – so they could become more sustainable without altering product price tags – and aligned 5 percent of its employees' performance goals on sustainability improvements, thus incentivizing buyers to ask about, and suppliers to report on, sustainability metrics.
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Later this fall, if OnePlus arrives in T-Mo stores with a new phone, it could be poised to steal even more sales from expensive flagship phones by targeting customers who want solid, up-to-date specs, but are scared away by the $700-plus price tags seen on iPhones, Galaxy phones, and others.
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So while Woz might talk disparaging about the 'jewelry market' — given his geek pedigree it is entirely his right to be dismissive of such fripperies — the chunky price-tags on those fancy Apple bracelets should not be sniffed at as a strategy for Cupertino to eke more mileage out of its hardware business model.
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A slew of works traded hands at the 2018 edition of Art Basel, including Philip Guston's 1955 painting "The Visit" (1955) for reportedly over $14 million, four paintings by Joan Mitchell with price tags ranging from $6 million to $14 million, and an early Louise Bourgeois sculpture, "The Three Graces" (1947), for $20173 million.
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In one hall they saw the step-by-step minutiae that goes into fashioning of one of Fendi's signature Peekaboo handbags, a multiweek production from pelt selection to final assembly and quality control, which helps to account for price tags that can easily reach 20,000 euros (about $23,000) per bag, depending on the materials used.
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What drove Ms. Krantz's books to the tops of best seller lists time and again was a formula that she honed to glittering perfection: fevered horizontal activities combined with fevered vertical ones — the former taking place in sumptuously appointed bedrooms and five-star hotels, the latter anywhere with a cash register and astronomical price tags.
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The outline that Mr. Trump offered on Wednesday — less a tax overhaul plan than a list of costly cuts with no price tags attached, rushed out by a president staring down his 100-day mark in office — calls for tax reductions for individuals of every income level as well as businesses large and small.
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Now, though, as membership of the club has swollen to as many as 200 globally (with an aggregate valuation in excess of $600 billion), the "unicorn" epithet given to these billion-dollar companies on account of their rarity has become less apt and attracted considerable skepticism as to whether they can justify their sky-high price tags.
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From lasers to deep facial massage techniques and lymphatic drainage to fat-melting radio frequency, we went all over London for the most buzz-worthy facials on the market right now, to find out which are actually worth their hefty price tags — and which we'll be recommending to our friends for all their pre-holiday party needs.
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But Andreessen's view reflected both the tendency for Silicon Valley investors to downplay the ability for Microsoft (and probably other mega-cap tech companies) to continue growing in the face of stiffer competition, and their willingness to pay up for companies that in many cases were years away from being able to justify their price tags.
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Zynteglo is intended for patients 12 years and older who need regular blood transfusions to manage their disease and have no matching donor for a stem cell transplant, CHMP said here Pharmaceutical companies have been investing heavily in potentially life-changing gene therapies over the past few years, but patients and insurers expect exorbitant price tags.
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These skeptics have seen previous South Korean presidents "pay high price tags for inter-Korean summits, but they have not yet seen North Korea truly cease hostilities and threats toward the South," said Duyeon Kim, a Seoul-based expert on nuclear nonproliferation and an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security in Washington.
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Convincing fans to spend hefty sums for seat licenses, season tickets, club seats, and nearly 300 luxury suites with price tags in the low-to-mid six figures, will be a far harder task than getting them to buy modestly priced tickets at the Coliseum or StubHub Center in Carson, where the Chargers play for now.
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Movers unloading belongings at the Carpenter's Shelter, which has begun temporarily occupying part of a vacant Macy's store at the Landmark Mall in Alexandria, Va.CreditCreditAndrew Mangum for The New York Times ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Karleen Smith used to work at the Macy's in Landmark Mall, putting price tags on summer dresses, housewares and the latest styles of shoes.
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Source: Tour MauiRead more:36 photos of elaborate playhouses that have electricity, princess-worthy towers, and price tags of up to $400,000A couple took their wedding photos in the supermarket cereal aisle where it all beganAn artist drew celebrities in the style of Disney characters and the results are magical21 adorable photos of mixed-breed dogs that'll make your day
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But companies facing multi-billion dollar price tags to develop the acreage and tempted by better terms overseas bid on just 1 percent of the area up for grabs, winning with bids that averaged just $153 an acre - 35 percent below levels last year, and a fraction of those in the region in 2013 when oil prices were higher, according to the data.
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In addition to residing in a penthouse apartment with our Scottish fold kitten, an unlimited stash of luxury beauty products, and Noah Centineo, our dream life would also come complete with a Dyson vacuum — but since we live in reality and not a made-for-Netflix romcom, we don't possess the necessary funds for one of these sleek home-gadgets with $$$$ price tags.
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After waiting years for China A shares, it all went horribly wrong Biggest threats to emerging markets ETFs A 'black swan' ETF is in the works Other JPMorgan ETFs with relatively cheap price tags for their segments include its line-up of five single-factor U.S. equity funds, which cost 0.12% apiece and are among the cheapest single-factor ETFs available.
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Along with the money being wasted through administrative complexity and poor coordination of care, the price-tags for other sources of waste included: $28 billion to $28 billion for failure of care delivery; $22019 billion to $240.5 billion for overpricing; $75.7 billion to $101.2 billion for overtreatment or low-value care; and $58.5 billion to $83.9 billion for fraud and abuse.
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The week I visited the class (and, full disclosure, gave a talk to Chetty's research center on campus), a big chunk of Chetty's lecture focused on his paper with Adam Looney and Kory Kroft on sales tax salience, the one for which they plastered new sales tax-inclusive price tags on hairbrushes and makeup at a number of California grocery stores.
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Here are the events that cost companies big money, along with their price tags: March Madness Opening Week: $615 million per hour spent fixing brackets Monday after the Super Bowl: $1.7 billion per hour spent debriefing Cyber Monday after Thanksgiving: $1.9 billion per hour spent online shopping James Comey's testimony: $3.3 billion for viewing the whole event Amazon Prime Day: $10 billion for the day of deals
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"These are used on price tags, these are used in advertising, this is used inside retail stores on signage — all of which are ways to try and get you to anchor on a particular price, so it is against that price that you would then evaluate the current offering," Priya Raghubir, a marketing professor at New York University&aposs Stern School of Business, told Business Insider.
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The Cinema PC was a combination media center and Windows computer meant to ease users into the then-new DVD video format, putting a twist on computer-television hybrids like the Gateway Destination, Microsoft's WebTV set-top box, or Apple's short-lived Macintosh TV. The Cinema PC didn't feature the built-in screen that Gateway and Apple's products did, and it undercut their multi-thousand-dollar price tags.
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McCarthy argues that over the past few decades two approaches have been made to stop the destruction of the natural world: the idea of sustainable development (sometimes referred to as "green growth") and the idea that ecosystems have a financial value — so-called environmental economics, which means that price tags are put on the natural world: $375 billion for coral reefs; $131 billion for pollination; and $5 trillion for rain forests.
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Apart from the cameras (and price tags), the only other differences between the iPhone 211 Pro and Pro Max and the iPhone 2999 are that they are more water-resistant (up to four meters for up to 21 minutes) and have a longer battery life (the Pro lasts up to four hours more than iPhone XS, and the Pro Max lasts up to five hours longer than iPhone XS Max).
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They're not phased by price tags nor hype ("Vetements is a joke" and "Sandro, it's old Paris," Angelina says), they know where to find style when they need it (in Paris, private parties and thrift stores are apparently where it's at — not the streets), and unlike their name might suggest, they have no qualms with admitting to not wearing Gucci all that often (or many designer goods at all, for that matter).
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" At the time, Kerrigan and Wang's collaboration was groundbreaking, making New York Times headlines for the multiple-thousand-dollar price tags in comparison to the homemade costumes worn by her competitor Tonya Harding and past Olympians including Dorothy Hamill.. Wang calls Michelle Kwan, whom she costumed for the 1998 and 2002 Olympics, "an actress on the ice," with an athleticism that meant her outfits "had to give her a feeling of freedom.
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It also purchased a 5% stake in Ocado in May 2018, a United Kingdom-based delivery company that will help Kroger set up various systems to help it manage logistics and delivery route planning in the US. Kroger also signed a deal with Microsoft (MSFT) that will that will bring digital shelves, price tags, and advertisements to two pilot stores in Ohio and Washington State as part of a larger modernization effort.
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Read more:Kylie Jenner gave a mini tour of daughter Stormi's playroom and it has everything from a 'storm' light to luxury bagsA mom took her love for Target to the next level by throwing her son's birthday party in the store36 photos of elaborate playhouses that have electricity, princess-worthy towers, and price tags of up to $400,000We toured a $7 million NYC apartment that has a slide and zip line, and it's a kid's paradise
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