Still, it's a small price to pay for the service's heavily subsidized small price to pay.
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There is not only a health price to pay but there is a political price to pay if we don't respond.
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A little smell — it's a small price to pay.
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Would $1 million be too high a price to pay?
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That's a staggeringly high price to pay for any investigation.
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There's a price to pay for doing all this damage.
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There's probably never going to be a price to pay.
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It's a small price to pay for a profound injustice.
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This is not a "price to pay" for being famous.
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There must be a price to pay for dishonest voting.
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It's a small price to pay for total weekend freedom.
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There's also an environmental price to pay for poor sanitation.
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"But what a price to pay for not getting old."
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That's a pretty high price to pay by anyone's calculation.
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It's a small price to pay for safety and security.
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And there has been a pretty high price to pay.
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That seemed like a small price to pay for stardom.
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As POTUS said, big price to pay for those responsible!
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To be depressed feels like a small price to pay.
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"That seemed like a steep price to pay," she said.
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That is a high price to pay for her vanity.
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Probably a small price to pay, given the upgrades here.
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Trump responded by calling it "a small price to pay."
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But that's a small price to pay for global stability.
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It's a small price to pay for high art. [Billboard]
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It's a small price to pay, he says, for being alive.
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"There would be a price to pay," another senior official said.
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A small price to pay for access to this exquisite invention.
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"There absolutely is a price to pay for pot," he said.
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Dongles are a small price to pay for this sweet ecosystem.
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It's a small price to pay for unconditional love and friendship.
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But the price to pay this laptop's excellence its hulking size.
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But she knows there would be a small price to pay.
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There's a price to pay if you want to feel special.
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But that's a small price to pay to avoid the fever.
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It's a small price to pay for permanent peace of mind.
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That is a high price to pay for a trade-off.
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There may be a price to pay for Franco-US relations.
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"Big price to pay," he said in an April 8 tweet.
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But as history shows, there can be a price to pay.
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This is a small price to pay to protect that investment.
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That's a low price to pay for such an impressive service.
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In any case, there will eventually be a price to pay.
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One thousand more deaths is too high a price to pay.
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A cluttered home is a small price to pay in exchange.
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It&aposs a small price to pay for a consistent reward.
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Hypocrisy is a small price to pay for partisan political victories.
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But, hey ... small price to pay for a dope nickname, right?!?
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So yes, there is a price to pay for comfort and hygiene.
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It's a pretty steep price to pay just to watch Logan Noir.
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Unfortunately, the price to pay for all this bliss was human sacrifice.
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That elevates your sense of what is a reasonable price to pay.
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Death would have been a small price to pay for some flavor.
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A small price to pay to avoid traffic and fly to work.
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But that's a small price to pay for such a major achievement.
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Whatever, culinary sacrifices are a small price to pay for visiting Mars.
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Is that a normal price to pay for the theatre in London?
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Still, it's a small price to pay for living in the future.
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A small price to pay for that special someone in your life.
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So, should there be a price to pay for publicly disrespecting judges?
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Destabilising Northern Ireland would be a high price to pay for Brexit.
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A price to pay Cheap wine is about to get more expensive.
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"$275 is a small price to pay for media buzz and advertising."
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By 2035, the U.S. will see: It's a steep price to pay.
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Look there's always a price to pay when you're an early adopter.
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A small price to pay for a good-sized bag of blood.
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A small price to pay, I thought, for my awesome new life.
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This is too high a price to pay for bureaucratic screw-tightening.
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If it is not, it is too high a price to pay.
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It's a really low price to pay for such a complete model.
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A little babysitting seems a small price to pay to avert those consequences.
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There&aposs a high price to pay to be married to that family.
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A small price to pay, perhaps, for knowing when it's time to go.
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It's a steep price to pay, especially for a bunch of outdated phones.
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"It's a small price to pay for the extraordinary life that I live."
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Travis tells us if Landon wants the ink, there's a price to pay.
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Small price to pay for a velvety background blur in your chinchilla pics.
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"18 times forward estimates is a very rich price to pay," Link said.
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It's a high price to pay, you know, but it is a benefit.
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But perhaps that's a small price to pay for the promise of flight.
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"These individuals who are fighting us have a price to pay," she said.
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Backing the manifesto of a Labour government is a small price to pay.
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And $23 feels like too steep a price to pay for an experiment.
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That is a small price to pay, and even comes with free delivery.
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That is a very high price to pay for a momentary "diplomatic" distraction.
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"If not,' he said, "it would be a very high price to pay.
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A steep cost but a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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And -- ultimately -- will there be a political price to pay for the President?
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But there's a price to pay for all these tourist dollars, shekels, hryvnia.
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"There must be a price to pay for this," Mr. Meenan, 52, said.
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There is also likely to be an electoral price to pay in November.
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"There's a price to pay no matter where you live," Mr. Mills said.
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But there may be a high price to pay for the tourism boom.
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Trump promised a "big price to pay" for the attack, but didn't specify.
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It's a small price to pay for a lifetime of convenience and protection.
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For National Collegiate, this is a high price to pay for missing paperwork.
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"There's going to be a price to pay for [the Dreamers]," he said.
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We believe this is a small price to pay for U.S. national security.
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It's simply newer — and a small price to pay to get it right.
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But hey, it's a small price to pay for the (authentic) goth lifestyle.[Nautilus]
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"It's a small price to pay considering what families are going through," she says.
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That's a high price to pay for just six months of freedom from repayment.
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Still, it's a small price to pay for the enhanced portability of the dock.
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That would be a heavy economic price to pay for a stable housing market.
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Consider the higher rental fee a small price to pay for just staying home.
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But it's a small price to pay to keep your luxury EV in vogue.
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A net loss of 1% is not a terrible price to pay for insurance.
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Still, it's a small price to pay to say that you imbibed via popcorn.
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Her death is a high price to pay to get past a momentary setback.
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They're not necessary, but there's a price to pay if you don't have one.
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Such chest-thumping is a small price to pay for avoiding another unpleasant standoff.
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But that's a small price to pay if it means less Nazi memes, natch.
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There is no price to pay to leave, but we must settle the accounts.
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For Gadsby, that's far too heavy a price to pay for bigotry and homophobia.
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" He sums up, "My hair will grow back, it's a small price to pay.
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There should be a "big price to pay in Montana," Trump said of Tester.
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But the collateral damage of his trade policy is a massive price to pay.
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A small price to pay for a lifetime of quality sleep, don't you think?
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Is this the price to pay when the singular goal is the White House?
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It seemed a small price to pay for the weekly company of the boys.
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He asks: "Doesn't that difference of $375,000 seem like an enormous price to pay?"
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That runs $29, a small price to pay for a less miserable marathon flight.
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Colas doesn't see any shortcuts around the hefty price to pay for the cryptocurrencies.
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But for millions of consumers, and taxpayers, there will be a price to pay.
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Trump threatened that there would be a "big price to pay" for the deaths.
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Trump threatened that there would be "a big price to pay" for the attack.
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And they will recognize that if they cheat, there is a price to pay.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said there would be a "big price to pay".
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It's a small price to pay for complete and total wireless domination of your domain.
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Erdemir said Erdogan might even see the trade moves as an acceptable price to pay.
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For that, perpetual surveillance and the loss of privacy are a small price to pay.
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Yeah, you won't have Netflix for the night, but it's a small price to pay.
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A high price to pay for those who still lack a trophy for their mantelpiece.
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There's always a price to pay when you're looking to get a pearly white smile.
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It's a small price to pay for peace of mind, and potentially life-saving information.
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A few maddening tweets are a small price to pay for what they give us.
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At $80, it seems like a reasonable price to pay for that kind of security.
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That's a small price to pay for what may be a blockbuster of a story.
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It's not cheap, but a small price to pay to feel your blood pressure drop.
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"Whenever the next recession comes there will be a price to pay," says Mr Moszkowski.
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"There may some significant political price to pay for it," Sharman added, citing potential impeachment.
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Slightly heavier picnic hampers seem like a small price to pay to save the environment.
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"There's been no political price to pay," Shuster said, for state politicians hiking gasoline taxes.
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Here's why: $399 is a stiff price to pay for a gadget with lightweight utility.
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Increasing the price to pay for tariffs would most likely scare away even more buyers.
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But that's a small price to pay for the upsides: They'll keep your drink cold.
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For many, supporting Warren is too high a price to pay, even for ousting Trump.
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But the European Union warns that there is a steep price to pay for that.
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If it helps me sleep well without self-medication, it's a small price to pay.
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But I also knew that, if we did, there would be a price to pay.
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This is a small price to pay for prosperity, internationally competitive businesses and rising wages.
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It seems like a small price to pay when you look at the bigger picture.
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Rick Bennett said the seizures are a small price to pay for his son's life.
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It&aposs a small price to pay if the alternative is not investing at all.
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It's a heavy and self-defeating price to pay for sticking to an election pledge.
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The $85033-per-month contract bump is a small price to pay for Saudi Arabia.
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"President Putin has clearly come to the conclusion that there's little price to pay," Adm.
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A minor price to pay compared to the sacrifices made by some of my compatriots.
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But torching shares valued around $1003 trillion is a harsh price to pay for transparency.
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It's a small price to pay to be the envy of your seventh grade homeroom.
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And advisors tell their clients the right price to pay and negotiate on their behalf.
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No pain, no gain There is probably a price to pay for a 10-minute workout.
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But $1,000 seems to be a pretty hefty price to pay for that kind of versatility.
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Small price to pay for not waking up on Sunday mornings and feeling like shit, though.
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A year's subscription runs $60, which is a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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There is a clear price to pay here, even when someone else is footing the bill.
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In both cases, it's a steep price to pay for convenience, but worth it for some.
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But is there a price to pay when letting an algorithm decide who you will love?
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If you ask us, that's a small price to pay for some serious peace of mind.
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Same image as above, 242% cropOf course, there's a price to pay for all that detail.
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A pretty stiff price to pay for a reform that helped loggers as much as anyone.
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There has to be a price to pay for a country that doesn't follow the rules.
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Some will ask whether amnesty and impunity were too high a price to pay for peace.
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A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!
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The EU says that is a reasonably small price to pay for no hard land border.
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Some innkeepers and independent hoteliers have told me it's a small price to pay for exposure.
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They say it is an acceptable price to pay for azadi, or freedom from Indian rule.
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There would be a dear price to pay for jeopardizing a generational majority on the Court.
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Who to interview, what price to pay them, who to hire, and which headhunters to utilize.
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For some, that's a small price to pay for early access to the coveted overhead bins.
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"At the time I felt like it was a very small price to pay," she adds.
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That Bach's score had to be adapted to accommodate it was a modest price to pay.
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Hey, it's a small price to pay to keep paparazzi from peering in your windows, right?
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But for the right person, that's a small price to pay to not have to worry.
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Collecting fodder for Trump's PR purposes is a small price to pay towards avoiding that scenario.
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There's been story after story, so many men, so much bad behavior and price to pay.
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To him, it seemed, my pain was a reasonable price to pay for that minute saved.
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So what's the right price to pay for something that is facing deteriorating sales and earnings?
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Knausgaard understands that this is a gruesomely high price to pay for his lofty literary aims.
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Their strategy worked and the schools were successfully desegregated, yet there was a price to pay.
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But spending $12 billion just to keep investors happy seems like a large price to pay.
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The Tschirharts, who live in Escondido, told KGTV that it was a small price to pay.
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It's a small price to pay for a loyal pal who gets me outside and exercising.
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There's a price to pay for corporate sprawl, but a narrower focus brings its own risks.
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That's a small price to pay to the distributors who brought us Sherlock and Downton Abbey.
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"There is a price to pay for undermining the credibility of the Federal Reserve," Wessel said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned there would be a "big price to pay" for the attack.
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But considering that it's designed to be shared, it's a small price to pay for bragging rights.
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I imagine that's going to come back and there's going to be price to pay for that.
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Small price to pay, especially if Lenovo and Verizon make good on the promised fix next week.
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Experts said a period of disruption was a small price to pay to drain the informal economy.
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Holding your tongue is a pretty small price to pay for saving big chunks of his legacy.
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They purchased Big Lobi for $210, which, to be frank, seems like a small price to pay.
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It's surely a small price to pay for restoring order and serenity to little corner of America.
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Trump on Sunday tweeted there would be a "big price to pay" for the most recent attack.
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A small price to pay for a taste of space without the hassle of actually going there.
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That's because the trade-off that some Republicans are pushing is too steep a price to pay.
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A couple of Rob Ford jokes on the Jimmy Kimmel show seem a small price to pay.
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There was a price to pay for that, which was NATO and support to the European Union.
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Whilst times are difficult, we must all remember that peace can never be the price to pay.
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Experts said a period of disruption was a small price to pay to drain the informal economy.
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Some may consider charging Flynn with false statements a small price to pay to do this job.
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Beauty might come with a price, but animal cruelty is far too high a price to pay.
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There's a price to pay for the happiness that comes with delighting in the unpleasantness of others.
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But that was a small price to pay for close-up portraits of some highly talented artists.
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Granted, it doesn't usually cost that much; $99 is a normal price to pay for this product.
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In the quiet streets of central Antwerp the scooter craze feels like a fair price to pay.
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The destruction of their already-evacuated town is a small price to pay to save their world.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday that the ban is a "small price to pay" for safety.
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Still, the mayor acknowledges that $7 billion is a high price to pay, even given that expected infusion.
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That's a seriously low price to pay, especially when you consider that you're only committed for one year.
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Definitely more than ordering your own Uber, but a small price to pay for the gift of mobility.
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The construction on Hillsborough Street is a small price to pay for the beauty and culture of Raleigh.
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These bad boys retail for $350, but that may be a small price to pay for your sanity.
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Many of his voters felt corruption was a small price to pay for a government that delivered prosperity.
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Even with the small increase, that's still a fair price to pay for jeans that will actually last.
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For Omar, losing his job and finding himself with a criminal record was a worthwhile price to pay.
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It's a small price to pay to for the privilege of slaughtering orcs in the name of education.
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And carefully cultivating the bacteria on your face is a small price to pay for healthy skin, right?
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No longer was gonorrhea simply seen as a small, insignificant price to pay for a night of fun.
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But UMNO may eventually conclude that more floggings are a reasonable price to pay for support from PAS.
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Tickets cost $2, which seems like a relatively small price to pay for a chance at becoming rich.
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These fans may consider the personal risk a small price to pay for seeing their hero in person.
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While it could only play up to 720p it was a small price to pay for the comfort.
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If you consider the change it can have on your life, $85 is a small price to pay.
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But if you love eggplant, it's but a small price to pay for the glories of the feast.
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Should Maduro follow through with the unlawful and illegitimate referendum, there must be a heavy price to pay.
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That makes it less practical than a minivan, but hey, there's a price to pay for high style.
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"Recurring liquidity flash events are not a fair price to pay for enhanced bank stability," Giancarlo told delegates.
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Proponents of the revisions say the changes are a small price to pay for modernizing the madrasas' curriculum.
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SARA EISEN: So can you give me three reasons why $98 is a good price to pay for leggings?
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He knows being polite to a thug is a small price to pay to neutralize a few nuclear threats.
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But that's a small price to pay to visit a 3.2 gigapixel digital camera, the largest one ever built.
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Christmas tree scuffle currently costs $42.53, a small price to pay for some peace and quiet from your pussycat.
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It costs $1.99 after a 14-day free trial, but that's a small price to pay to avoid adware.
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That's probably a small price to pay for most users, given the weight that it shaves off the body.
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"I think Jon Tester will have a big price to pay in Montana," he told Fox & Friends in April.
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No matter one's anger level at the Democratic-led inquiry, that is clearly too high a price to pay.
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This seems a small price to pay for free movie, especially given that YouTube hopes to expand its offerings.
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That would be a small price to pay for massive hacks that affected over 1 billion users' account data.
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We did it and it only took a few minutes — a small price to pay for an extra 2GB.
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It's a small price to pay for a taste of freedom in a place still recovering from a revolution.
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If that's the cost to make tickets a product that actually works, it'll be a small price to pay.
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For Laura Hardy, $4.99 was a small price to pay to reunite a family treasure with its rightful owners.
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"But is there a price to pay when letting an algorithm decide who you will love?" the release questions.
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It's no small price to pay, but if you put a price on style, it's not a bad choice.
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And $300 is a small price to pay for the peace of mind an ad-free service would offer.
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Trump said he thought Tester would have a "big price to pay in Montana" over the accusations against Jackson.
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As it turns out, $300 for a cut and color is a pretty normal price to pay in Washington.
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This seems like a small price to pay for whatever additional wealth we can get back into this country.
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Some tempering of his trade agenda is a reasonable price to pay for a booming economy and political stability.
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He says it will "only" cost Alphabet $3.3 billion, which is a "small price to pay" given the opportunity.
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A small price to pay to be a part of the long history of bottles up for bid. Right?
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But that's a small price to pay for the 45-minute nap you'll be too busy taking to care.
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On its face, legislation to remove the cap on PFC fees may seem like a marginal price to pay.
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"Starbucks has essentially trained our country that $5 is an appropriate price to pay for a beverage," he said.
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But that's a small price to pay to shave 15 years and nearly $85,000 in interest off a mortgage.
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No price to pay From Trump's point of view, there is little reason to moderate his aggressive norm-busting leadership.
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In our opinions, that's a very small price to pay for the gift of flake-free lips all winter long.
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And there is a very high political price to pay for those who are on the wrong side of history.
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This is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 plus years of life.
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"A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!" he wrote on Twitter.
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As a lawsuit announced this week shows, there can be a hefty price to pay when people end up disappointed.
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That might be a worthwhile price to pay in exchange for the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the North.
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But, to her, that's a small price to pay for the significance that the word "minge" really holds for her.
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For many of us, that's a small price to pay to carry an entire library of books in our pockets.
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Quite a price to pay for running on to a football field to take the piss out of Luis Figo.
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To Cramer, this is a small price to pay for the acknowledgement that the U.S. economy is back on track.
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That is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20-plus years of life.
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While there will be pressure to make more tech goods in this country, it'd be a small price to pay.
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That this also proves the emptiness of the "one country, two systems" promise would be a small price to pay.
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But, we think that's a small price to pay for all the Benjamins you'll be saving in the long run.
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"There will be a political price to pay for those who are on the wrong side of history," Markey said.
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Sunuva ships to the U.S. for an extra $26 – not a bad price to pay for the royally-approved shirt!
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That global warming and its disastrous consequences for our descendants is a small price to pay for driving gas guzzlers?
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It is a small price to pay for economic freedom and the right to live in America equal to others.
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You might object that such measurements are pointless because this time spent is a small price to pay for safety.
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It needs to be clear that if they don't, there will be a price to pay at the ballot box.
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I itch all the time but it's a small price to pay to stay alive and be feeling pretty well.
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This brings the price down to $119.99, which is an excellent price to pay for a keyboard of this quality.
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However, Paltrow dismissed criticism over the beauty line's price points as a necessary price to pay for high-quality products.
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The price to pay to live near a vulnerable waterfront includes strengthening the plumbing system and a "hefty" insurance bill.
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Let's hope that's the case, because $9 for 12 ounces is an awfully high price to pay for a burger.
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"It's a small price to pay if you save the life of a human being or a dog," she said.
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But it seemed like a reasonable price to pay for escaping the netherworld and living on Earth a bit longer.
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If they are not going to pay attention to the public will, I think there'll be a price to pay.
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Many Algerians have long tolerated a political system with little space for dissent as a price to pay for peace.
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But hey, the way I see it, it's a small price to pay to get to do what you love!
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There will be a "very substantial price to pay" for companies who fire their employees and move their facilities overseas.
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Of course ... small price to pay if it helps Duke beat the Hokies and move on to the Elite 8!!!
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It was a small price to pay to hold our position in the increasingly competitive dinner wars of election night.
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In the context, missing out on a few individual prizes, a few gala dinners, is a small price to pay.
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Our faulty built-in lie detectors seem a small price to pay for what is otherwise an indispensable social lubricant.
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That's a small price to pay for all the true horror you can now bestow upon your friends this Halloween.
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"A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!" he tweeted in July.
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Let the bullies know there is a price to pay for attacking our critical infrastructure, and for stealing our technology.
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They ended up dealing Blackburn to the Rangers, a steep price to pay for a week of a backup catcher.
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There will be an economic price to pay, however, from holding back a low-price player in an already concentrated sector.
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It's a small price to pay to make sure your $1,000 TV is showing the picture it was designed to show.
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Tickets are 3,300 yen (about $28) — a small price to pay for getting this close to understanding how Katy Perry thinks.
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" Nonetheless, Mr. Shapiro says, there is "always a price to pay when you are turning a Shakespeare play into something else.
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With this at the forefront of my mind, $25 for a pair of nipple covers seems a small price to pay.
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Depending on what else Mr Trump demands in exchange for a permanent solution, this may be a small price to pay.
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Dell says the UltraSharp U4919DW will cost $1,699 on October 26th, which is a high price to pay for any monitor.
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"That's the price to pay for the continuation of Moore's law, as it has in the past 40 years," Zhang said.
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The design may have cost me $4, but that is an extremely small price to pay to weed out the copycats!
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Sometimes in modern Washington, even the threat of a terrible price to pay cannot shake the capital out of its inertia.
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But this is a small price to pay for what is, in my opinion, the best sports Twitter account out there.
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That means I spend just $4 a month on TV. It's a small price to pay for more than enough entertainment.
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Current shareholders presumably think the dilution involved in the new Musk bonus plan is a reasonable price to pay for that.
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If a few people see God or descend into madness, that seems to be a small price to pay for Art.
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Besides, an occasional whiff of fragrance is a small price to pay for long-lasting, second-day (even third-day) perfection.
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But in my opinion it's a small price to pay for the companionship and the life they bring into our house.
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It is raking in subsidies to the tune of $200,000 per job created, which seems like a stiff price to pay.
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Greater politicization of regulation is a risk itself, of course, but it's a reasonable price to pay for curbing rogue regulators.
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On my way home, I decided that having wet feet was a small price to pay for the day I'd had.
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But the tan lines were a small price to pay for the true all-day comfort and support of these sandals.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.) said the tariffs were a small price to pay for a good trade deal with China.
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Congress must act swiftly to re-impose these sanctions so that those who attack America know there's a price to pay.
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And some Republicans are concerned that deteriorating relations with Mexico may be too high a price to pay for the wall.
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Keeping a plant open a few more years in Indiana may be a small price to pay by way of insurance.
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This would be a small price to pay for a legalization program that would provide lawful status for 1.8 million Dreamers.
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But there's a price to pay for comfort (aside from the $2.10 difference between the brand's 1% and 23% retinol products).
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It's been linked with fatigue and skin changes, but all that seemed a tiny price to pay for keeping my breast.
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Mr. Trump rejected the demand, calling the lifting of sanctions too high a price to pay for partial moves toward denuclearization.
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Draining my bounty outside, people glare at me, but it's a small price to pay for a perfect set of eggs.
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"An accusation of being patronizing would be a small price to pay for the positive results that would accrue!" he wrote.
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If Congress hasn't fully internalized those nuances, members are starting to realize there's a political price to pay for appearing callous.
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Providing free tampons and pads to students is "a small price to pay to keep girls in class," says Weiss-Wolf.
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"Compared to shingles, a little arm pain for a day or so is a small price to pay," Dr. Schaffner said.
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For example, QED, UTE, and ETRE seem like a high price to pay for the Q in the upper-left corner.
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Perhaps it would have grown more without Dodd-Frank, but that is a reasonable price to pay for curtailing reckless lending.
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" Mr. Baily added, "It certainly could be a boost to the economy, but it's just a big, big price to pay.
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What's next: On April 2000, Trump warned there will be a "big price to pay" over the latest reported chemical attack.
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But sodden from the fury of a downpour, feigning interest in refrigerator magnets seemed a small price to pay for shelter.
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This is the first price drop for these headphones, which feature noise cancellation, so $90 is a low price to pay.
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That's a high price to pay for indulging left-wing activists' demands for doctrinal purity and penchant for anti-capitalist posturing.
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Carter said this is a small price to pay compared to hiring an outside firm to independently conduct a vulnerability assessment.
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Other officials were more emphatic that there would be a price to pay and that a response was in the making.
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Suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous ideas is but a small price to pay for living in a free society.
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Algerians have long tolerated a political system with little space for dissent as a price to pay for peace and stability.
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This is a steep price to pay when you are not quite sure what the return on your investment will be.
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At $48, we do realize it may seem like a steep price to pay for a few lip balms and sweet treats.
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But there's a price to pay for all that goodness, and well, it's high — both in numerical figures and casual everyday annoyances.
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It&aposs a small price to pay for saving lives, and I applaud my home state for getting tougher on distracted driving.
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But outbreaks are a steep price to pay for change, particularly because the consequences of vaccine hesitancy are so obvious, Hotez says.
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That is a small price to pay for keeping their money-laundering controls lax enough to continue to attract wealthy Chinese gamblers.
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It is a small price to pay to address those issues — far smaller than the billions of dollars lost in recent wildfires.
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The Brexiteers think that the shock of a hard-Brexit will be a small price to pay for regaining the country's freedom.
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Not a bad price to pay, considering it will probably be a long time before free apps offer this kind of functionality.
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Just think of it this way: $50 and a pimple is a very small price to pay for avoiding an unwanted pregnancy.
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Shipping beings in April with prices starting at just $89 — a small price to pay to keep hackers out of yo' business.
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While the real culprits may have to suffer the penalty eventually, that is a small price to pay for being a legend.
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There would be a "heavy price" to pay if Syria launched such an attack, warns the statement, which offers no other details.
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But, depending on how severe your symptoms are, that might sound like a tiny price to pay for a life without allergies.
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If this all seems like an unfair price to pay just to be able to see where you're walking, I'm with you.
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Still, a little over $300 is a small price to pay for what amounts to one of the most perfect vaping machines.
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Algerians generally tolerated a political system that left little room for dissent as a price to pay for relative peace and stability.
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In these circumstances, Mr. Poroshenko seems to have accepted continuing corruption as the price to pay for a modicum of maneuvering room.
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Its high cost of living and sparse amenities are a small price to pay for such inspiring peace and beauty every day.
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While the company is valued at nearly $84 billion, that's still an insanely steep price to pay for an unjust labor practice.
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But $600 is a steep price to pay for a chair without a back or armrests, especially if it leaves you aching.
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There was no political price to pay for honoring the wishes of our members, who include more than 85033,000 mental health clinicians.
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That will mean lower returns for landlords, which is a small price to pay for better living standards for low-wage workers.
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The incident saw President Trump issue his most direct rhetoric yet against Russian President Vladimir Putin, promising a "big price" to pay.
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Espinoza is a steep price to pay in any deal, especially for a pitcher, in Pomeranz, who has some big questions attached.
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Staying at the Branson villa costs a little over $2000 per night, a low price to pay to not be in America.
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He faced legal repercussions for climbing various buildings and monuments, which he saw as a small price to pay for battling injustice.
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I had red marks when I finally took them off, but that's a low price to pay for feeling confident all day.
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Put your small carry-on under the seatGiving up a little legroom is a small price to pay for some extra protection.
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Nevertheless, $15 is a small price to pay to preserve a friendship that could be compromised if you snatched the item back.
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The Nifty Fifty stands as a historical warning to generations of investors of the heavy price to pay for unbridled, uncritical enthusiasm.
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That is a really low price to pay for a device that offers 4K Ultra HD, HDR technology, and DTS Studio Sound.
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Each bundle is less than $803, which is a small price to pay to learn to play the instrument of your dreams.
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Caught out by the United States' new orientation, Doha is learning there is a price to pay for questioning the established orthodoxy.
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Many Algerians have long tolerated a political system with little space for dissent as a price to pay for peace and stability.
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Slower evolution is a "big price to pay," Dr. Eisenberg said, because DNA mutations are usually the source of new adaptive traits.
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But there's just no way Democrats are going to agree to these changes as the price to pay for helping the DREAMers.
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"I think Jon Tester has to have a big price to pay in Montana," Trump said, eluding to Tester's future reelection chances.
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But it's a small price to pay to reduce the risk of heart disease, which remains the nation's leading cause of death.
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So, no, I don't think divestiture is too high a price to pay to be the president of the United States of America.
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A one-week suspension and the confiscation of her ID badge is a pretty small price to pay for cursing a sitting president.
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"It needs to be clear that Russia knows that there will be a high price to pay if this behavior continues," he said.
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So no, I don't think divestiture is too high a price to pay to be the president of the United States of America.
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But this is a small price to pay for a biography which at last illuminates one of America's finest, and most elusive, poets.
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It's so high up, your head might spin, but that's a small price to pay for some of the best views in town.
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"If you failed in business before, nobody thought there was a price to pay," says Raamdeo Agrawal of Motilal Oswal, an asset manager.
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This means you pay only £2.29 a month, which is a small price to pay for a VPN that takes your privacy seriously.
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I wasn't feeling it, but it felt like a small price to pay to hear a few more pearls of her drunk wisdom.
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Both sides warned the other that there could be a political price to pay in an election year for stalling on Zika funding.
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You do have to drop your email address in there first before purchasing a contract, but that's an extremely small price to pay.
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Political elites also saw the creation of welfare states as a small price to pay to head off the rival appeal of communism.
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Anyway, the shirts are only $25, which seems like a small price to pay to commemorate a fight you were not involved in.
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A short burst of deficit-financed stimulus might therefore prove a small price to pay for a much-needed dose of structural reform.
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And I think in terms of the upside being greater protection of our borders, of our people, it's a small price to pay.
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And if they are honest about it, both will doubtless recall that there was a price to pay for being a clergyman's offspring.
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" The Gove-Osborne clash dominated coverage in The Financial Times, which editorialized that "Brexit is too high a price to pay over migration.
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This is a small price to pay for the good that earmarks do -greasing the wheels for larger, more important bills to pass.
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Those would be a high price to pay for a response which would do little other than reinforce Washington's already overweening moral vanity.
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But when one who is widely admired for being honest, ethical and strong turns out not to be, there is price to pay.
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"It just seems to be an awfully large price to pay given what you might get for some of these assets," Rogers said.
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For the side sleepers looking to watch movies and TV shows on Netflix in bed, this is perhaps a small price to pay.
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There's certainly a price to pay for personalization, but Prose's high-quality, better-for-your-hair formulations make the higher cost worth it.
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For me, civil disobedience and protest is a minuscule price to pay for the impact this man would have on the Supreme Court.
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Nevertheless, a throbbing butt is a small price to pay for previewing what is shaping up to be a terrific co-operative game.
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And freezing my ass off for a few minutes at $40 bucks a pop, seems like a small price to pay for that.
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Being cooped up indoors is a small price to pay to help halt the alarming spread of coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19.
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For regular Helmandis, the Taliban's harshness — rule based on fear and zero tolerance for crime — was a small price to pay for stability.
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And it would be a high price to pay to fulfill Mr. Trump's very goal that got him impeached in the first place.
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In comparison, a few days holed up in a Southern California hotel seems like a small price to pay for health and safety.
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This is a small price to pay to help mitigate the tragedy of an entire city, particularly a tragedy it did not create.
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It's a small price to pay for a device that offers access to Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Music, Netflix, and Freeview Play.
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It's a small price to pay to immortalize a phrase that can get you out of an unwanted relationship or an awkward situation.
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Still a hefty price to pay for a bee sting or a food allergy that could cost a person his or her life.
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But the message of the cancelled system is that there is a price to pay for belittling allied contributions to the common defense.
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The legal battles could drag on for years, but some environmentalists see that as an acceptable price to pay for a stronger bill.
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Inequality also surged, and the financial system seemed riven by corrupt backroom dealings, but it seemed to many like a reasonable price to pay.
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After all, waiting a couple extra hours before you slip on your new outfit is a small price to pay for health and hygiene.
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That might make playing certain titles a little more challenging, but it's a small price to pay for having the Game Boy back again.
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This all seems like a pretty steep price to pay for five minutes of Internet stardom, but that doesn't seem to be deterring Hawkins.
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Telling my prospective dates that I was five years older than I actually was, was too high a price to pay for my privacy.
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Surely, some cat owners will think this is a small price to pay to have all the cat fur on one piece of furniture.
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They're not cheap, but we suppose it's a small price to pay for the bottled essence of a Disney World ride or a PSL.
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This isn't mandatory, but it's a small price to pay to know what kind of costs you might be dealing with down the line.
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That does mean they also expose bad recordings, making them sound extra awful, but that's a small price to pay for their overall excellence.
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Macedonian opposition parties and nationalists say changing the name of the country and national symbols is too high price to pay for NATO accession.
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The carnage Elizabeth (Keri Russell) inflicted on The Americans was mostly part of her job: a grisly price to pay for serving the motherland.
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Doing your best to move through the world in the least harmful way possible is a small price to pay for what you'll gain.
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Valued at $26.2 billion, it's a huge price to pay for a social network, and it tops the charts as Microsoft's biggest-ever acquisition.
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Between that and the cost of an Echo, that's a high price to pay for locking the door while you're right there at home.
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The party insists that Parliament will decide the appropriate price to pay shareholders in Royal Mail, the water companies, and electricity and gas networks.
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For many wealthy homeowners, the extra costs are a small price to pay for the peace of mind knowing their investment is better protected.
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Ask anyone with life or disability insurance and they'll tell you: It's a small price to pay for peace of mind and financial security.
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In a Brexit saga that has seen important votes come down to margins that small or smaller, it was a steep price to pay.
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In an interview with Fox News after Jackson withdrew, Trump said Tester would have a "big price to pay in Montana" over the accusations.
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That is a small price to pay for clearing some big risks off the balance sheet and avoiding future regulatory headaches or even fines.
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But it's a small price to pay for the opportunity to watch a Gerard Butler submarine movie up to twelve times in a row!
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Even if Trump loses badly, in other words, there will be a price to pay in Texas for those Republicans who resisted Trump's candidacy.
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He figured that here he'd eventually get to make the latest tech news—long days were a small price to pay for the privilege.
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For privacy-wary users, data-collecting ad zones that slow down the speed at which a page loads is quite a price to pay.
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It's a small price to pay to have you or your friend captured in the soft-focused glory of Francine Pascal's Sweet Valley characters.
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Following the reported attack, however, Trump slammed Syrian President Bashar Assad and tweeted there would be a "big price to pay" for the incident.
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" - Jesse Rintoul "I err toward thinking that public protests that disrupt are usually a small price to pay for the information they provide back.
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But this was a small price to pay to get to the sharp tang of suan cai and the rousong like carnal spun sugar.
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Trump grew bolder and more brazen as he realized that there would be no political price to pay for his rhetoric and his actions.
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This is the cheapest deal around, and a small price to pay for a game that is still very much ahead of its time.
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"That would be a very high price to pay, just because one couldn't have their political wishes fulfilled 100 percent," Rasmussen said on Saturday.
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If a few poems here seem slight, or too willfully autobiographical, that is a small price to pay for the possibilities her work suggests.
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People with life insurance will tell you time and again: It&aposs a small price to pay to protect your family&aposs financial future.
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In the end, the short-run economic adjustments required would be a small price to pay for an enduring, fair and rational tax system.
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The tariffs would translate into $100 per car — a small price to pay in the context of a vehicle that costs thousands of dollars.
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It needs to have a real estate team that can find suitable new locations and figure out a reasonable price to pay for them.
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Selena was in really bad shape before the transplant, so the scar is, obviously, a small price to pay for another chance at life.
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For him to be doing this to this man and his family, I think Jon Tester has a big price to pay in Montana.
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Edge warns that this might cause some sites to break, but it might be a fair price to pay for a more peaceful browsing experience.
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Entry to the Sky Club is $59 a visit or $495 a year—a small price to pay for a respite from the unwashed masses.
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The trunks are available for $39.50 and the one-piece is $49.50, but that's a small price to pay to achieve peak LaCroix summer #aesthetic.
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Even though $300 is a hefty price to pay for a single flight, it's still better than how much a last minute flight would cost.
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In a freewheeling interview with Fox & Friends on Thursday, the president said Tester would have a "big price to pay in Montana" after his actions.
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Hercules (1997) Depending on how you look at it, having to fight a series of terrifying monsters is a low price to pay for immortality.
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In the face of that, Twitter, Reddit, and others might decide a real name policy is a small price to pay for forestalling federal regulation.
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Then again, if the Red Priestesses believe in Dany as passionately as they claim, breaking a thousand chains should be a small price to pay.
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He can't drink beer or have eggs, though he admits that's a small price to pay to get some relief from the constant stomach pains.
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A long sentence would be "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 years of life," Dan Turner wrote.
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This is why the loss of privacy often seems like no big deal, a small price to pay for the convenience of the digital world.
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It's a significant price to pay for a robot companion, but after checking it out in person, I have to say this thing is adorable.
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Okay, sure, this didn't turn out great, but the shorter version of Chris Pine is a small price to pay for maintaining an annual income.
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It's a pretty steep price to pay to experience VR considering it requires a high-end (read: expensive) PC to run games and programs effectively.
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Even without the bundle, $99for the headset and controller is a small price to pay for a world of immersive, entertaining and engaging virtual reality.
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And $20 seems like a small price to pay for the five or so minutes of pure childlike joy it will bring to my life.
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"I think there will be a political price to pay at the ballot box in 2018" for congressmen who vote for the bill, Crowley said.
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LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Saturday Syria would have a "price to pay" if its military conducts another chemical weapons attacks.
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If you have acute or chronic medical needs in that window, though, three months of lost coverage is still too high a price to pay.
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You could also pick up the PC version for just £24.99, which is a shockingly low price to pay for such a highly anticipated game.
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Compared to the moral tribulation of storing iCloud data on Chinese government servers, a few photo ops with Trump is a small price to pay.
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The cost for a call to poison control was $65, but it seemed like a small price to pay if it could save us $2,000.
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It's a small price to pay for a stylish bouquet of beautiful cerise and red roses, glorious orange lily, yellow solidago, and red hypericum berries.
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But it's a small price to pay to avoid Day Zero -- and far from complaining, we wear our drought-related injuries as badges of honor.
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The average cost is about $16 a month — a small price to pay, considering what could happen in case a neighbor lets their bathtub overflow.
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It's a small price to pay for the time you spend looking for that other remote every time you need to turn the TV on.
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For those of us on the winning side of those battles, the loss of an escape valve may seem like a small price to pay.
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Turner's father issued a statement bemoaning how punishing the "20 minutes of action" of his child's 20-year life was a "steep" price to pay.
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It was a small price to pay for Bay Medical, which billed the taxpayers for some $50 million in nonexistent medical procedures between 2005 and 2010.
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Verizon also sells Google's Home Mini sells for $50, which would be a bad price to pay since it's constantly on sale for closer to $30.
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While $69 is not a huge price to pay for a streaming media stick, the price difference between the Ultra and the regular Chromecast is significant.
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The decision to take military action in Syria followed conflicting statements from the president, who on Sunday vowed a "big price to pay" for the attack.
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Anyway, the KY-O1L phone will cost 32,000 yen, or about $300 — a small price to pay to carry one less thing in your pocket. Maybe.
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The upshot of this is that any conceivable triangle can be described in a table, but the price to pay is unwieldy decimals a return values.
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There might be a political price to pay, but if what they find is damning enough, the representative or senator might find it worth the cost.
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He suggested it could be a "great campaign issue," and a "small price to pay" for changing immigration laws and securing funding for his border wall.
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Sure, if everything goes right, that $29 will be thrown away, but if the worst happens that's a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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The architects of regime change believed that such problems were a reasonable price to pay for the stable democratic governments that would emerge under free markets.
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Compared to other sustainable shoe brands like Allbirds, that's a pretty average price to pay for sneakers — and you'll only have to pay that price once.
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But that doesn't mean there's no price to pay: For instance, research has shown evidence of a bias against men who aren't fathers in the workplace.
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That&aposs a small price to pay for a big sign-up bonus if it makes the difference between meeting the spend requirement or missing out.
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Asked if Jordan is concerned there may be a price to pay for not supporting the White House's Middle East plan, the Prime Minister expressed confidence.
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Between this and accidentally emailing the very company that makes the official plaques, it felt destined, a small price to pay for New York City history.
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You don't have to be a die-hard utilitarian to think one baby is an acceptable price to pay to save tens of millions of lives.
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Ultimately, £125 ($163) felt like a small price to pay for a second checked bag, a wider, more comfortable seat, extra leg room, and better food.
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A box of 96 tampons will run you 15 bucks at Costco, which is a small price to pay to not look like a total jerk.
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It's a small price to pay for beauty; these solar burps are also partially responsible for the atmospheric ionization that causes aurora events at Earth's poles.
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The Republican base is absolutely expecting the GOP to get it done, and if that does not happen, there will be a political price to pay.
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But tranquility may be a high price to pay for Republicans who with this agreement cede their role as the prudent overseer of the nation's purse.
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"Integrating Jeremy was a small price to pay for having a black bachelor and letting Quinn and Rachel go all the way to darkness," she said.
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But otherwise, two to three years in a state penitentiary is a pretty small price to pay for a mega-operation with a considerable ecological footprint.
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Still, the Warriors seem to go as Curry goes, and yielding an occasional roll basket might be an acceptable price to pay for keeping him in check.
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MICHELLE OBAMA SAYS HER MEMOIR IS A &aposRE-HUMANIZATION&apos EFFORT "It's a small price to pay considering what families are going through," she told the magazine.
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They see one key as convincing businessmen like Jhang that accepting that stance is a small price to pay for access to Chinese markets and other assistance.
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"Today is a new day at the U.N., where there is price to pay for discrimination against Israel," Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon said.
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According to defenders of the atomic bombing, the cost, by 1950, of 200,000 dead in Hiroshima and 140,000 dead in Nagasaki was a small price to pay.
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If a fist is not where it's supposed to be, if an elbow is 30 degrees askew, there will be a price to pay, calculated in bruising.
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But while the device is more affordable than the Fold, it's still $1,500 — a big price to pay for something you need to hold with kid gloves.
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A studio workout at Epulse is $125 a session — so that's a steep price to pay for a workout that probably isn't going to change your life.
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You might not be able to sit and watch a Netflix show while they dry, but that's a small price to pay for an ass like Madonna's.
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It's a small price to pay for an animated plush that cheerfully lip-syncs responses to your questions, in addition to handling timers, alarms, reminders, and notifications.
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The dam cost him around $8,300, which he said was a small price to pay for not having to deal with home repairs after the waters receded.
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Certainly, 500 extra big ones is a small price to pay for such a robust system on a car that costs more than $100,000 to begin with.
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Benedikt argues that the confused considerations many men are making now, including second-guessing their chances with women at work, can be a big price to pay.
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And for just $29.99 (normally $197), we think it's a small price to pay for peace of mind when it comes to project management and decision making.
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If you buy a carton a week, that's an extra $84 per year — a pretty low price to pay for a much higher level of animal welfare.
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Justin Bieber's obsessed fan has nothing but time on her hands while she sits behind bars ... the price to pay for showing up uninvited to his crib.
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But being duped into doling out a few extra treats is a small price to pay for the unconditional love and empathy provided by our beloved dogs.
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Opening this gym has been a dream come true, but my god, let me tell you, there is a price to pay for your dreams coming true.
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It clocks in at a fairly hefty 2.2 pounds, but given the power it's packing, that's not a large price to pay for the convenience it offers.
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There may be a small price to pay for feeling like a winner, and it's probably a couple bucks more than you would have paid in cash.
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According to the event's website, tickets are $10 — a small price to pay in order to cross "film a movie with Lady Gaga" off your bucket list.
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The phone call doubles as an ad for their service, a fact which some will likely find a small price to pay for the out it provides.
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The reforms would take time and "there will be a price to pay because when the production structure is changing some people will be unemployed," she said.
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There's also a monetary price to pay for the wireless option, with the P7 Wireless available now for $399.99, versus the $349.99 for the original wired P7.
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For Republicans from solidly conservative regions, the Deep South and some Western states, there's no price to pay for supporting the ticket, however they view the nominee.
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Giving $100,000 of charitable money to Palm Beach so Trump could get his oversized flagpole at Mar-a-Lago approved really was a small price to pay.
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Still, it's a small price to pay if you're a professional and need to know you have enough power to actually do your work wherever you go.
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This would be a high price to pay for aligning the United States with our Gulf allies in a Saudi-inspired attempt to settle scores with Tehran.
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His signature black cowboy boots took a beating on the trail, but it proved to be a small price to pay to display his authenticity to voters.
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That is far from certain, especially with Trump loyalists suggesting there will be a steep price to pay for any Republicans who stop toeing the president's line.
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That's a necessary price to pay for a transit artery at the heart of a region that accounts for more than 10 percent of the national economy.
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That's a necessary price to pay for a transit artery at the heart of a region that accounts for more than 10 percent of the national economy.
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And while we love the $4.43,000 Bowers & Wilkins stereo, that's a huge price to pay when you can get a Harman Kardon audio system for just $800.
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As it stands now, the future negatives seem like a small price to pay compared to the multiple ways this impeachment actually works for his political present.
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Collecting a little less in tax revenue, the paper argues, was perceived as a small price to pay for keeping those obligations off the government's balance sheet.
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But others here said shadows were a small price to pay for all that would be gained — including new funds for several parks — for a booming city.
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It's a pretty price to pay for exposure to a market that is being buffeted by rising interest rates, slipping home-price gains and worries about affordability.
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That is a pretty hefty price to pay for a TV, no matter how advanced, and that may have been enough to put you off in the past.
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It's $24.99 on Amazon, but that's a small price to pay to make your friend's complaints about having nowhere to carry their wallet a thing of the past.
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There will be a price to pay for the unprecedented debt-for-equity swap we did this cycle, borrowing at low interest rates and buying back your stock.
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Trump's racist comments, his mixing his own business with politics, and his politicization of law enforcement agencies apparently seem, to them, to be a small price to pay.
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Her new owners would have to give her insulin daily, but this small act is an easy price to pay to spend your time with this sweet spirit.
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Still, coming from someone who owns one, this feels like an okay price to pay for a long-lasting leather bag that won't ever go out of style.
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The Hero24 can take a dunk as deep as 4 feet without a case, so fiddling with little doors is a small price to pay for less heft.
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Sure, at times it was annoying to have to keep track of your cup all the time, but that's a small price to pay to keep 'merica beautiful.
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But by and large congressional Republicans seem to feel that embracing an alleged child molester is an acceptable price to pay for getting Mr Trump's tax cuts passed.
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Immobel said it planned to issue 201 million euros of new shares at an 18.7 percent premium, compared to the average share price, to pay for the deal.
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I did have a stream of weird raver kids knocking on my door 24/7, but it was a small price to pay to get high for free.
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Of course, it's a small price to pay for Love -- who's a big wrestling buff -- 'cause the guy just inked a 4-year, $120 MILLION deal with Cleveland!!!
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If a thing is disproved way down the road after everyone initially bought it, that's fine — there's no real price to pay for that because it's been forgotten.
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" "While the bill aims to ensure those who do insult the song have a price to pay, the last thing I want is to have cases for prosecution.
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Appropriating another $2628 billion or so that the president has demanded would be a small price to pay to permanently legalize such a promising cohort of young immigrants.
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For NVIDIA, it seems like a small price to pay for a new shot at growth and a chance to quickly gain share in an increasingly competitive market.
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But if the stakes are, as Corker suggested, as high as stopping a potential "World War III," maybe losing elections would have been a worthwhile price to pay.
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They'll retail for $6.70 and $6.90, respectively — which is, in true The Ordinary fashion, a mind-bogglingly affordable price to pay for excellent formulas that are seriously effective.
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Sure, it's not cheap, but this security camera sits in at $200 on Amazon, which is a small price to pay for keeping your home and belongings secure.
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She thought it was a small price to pay, but since then she'd been taking pills and using sprays and was now seeing an allergist regularly for shots.
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There is a price to pay, however: endless seasons bleeding into one another; a physical, psychological and emotional toll; and, the players say, a heightened risk of injury.
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But giving up those Norman Rockwellian memories — real or imagined — of crunchy autumn leaves and smiling neighbors is a meager price to pay for a more inclusive system.
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"There is a price to pay for compromising NOAA's independence," said Michael Halpern, deputy director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that the loss of such deductions was the price to pay for substantially lower tax rates that he said would mostly benefit middle-income families.
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That is testament to the Modi's charisma; he has convinced many working class people that the cash crunch is a small price to pay for destroying "black money".
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For an increasing number of Brooklyn residents for whom any price is a small price to pay for any good or service, the answer is a radiant yes.
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Survey respondents report spending an average of $77 on a first date in 2019, which is no small price to pay for taking a chance on someone new.
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The booty, which Goop describes as "the definition of cheeky," sells for a mere $370 dollars — really a small price to pay jewelry that basically moons people all day.
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"Healthcare will not become free because of all the money that Britain gets from leaving the EU. Instead I think there will be a price to pay," Thaler said.
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"However, Morgan wrote, she's okay with "my body temporarily looking like this is a good price to pay for the sweet little angel I have sleeping next to me.
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The $125,000 sticker price is a high price to pay for some electric off-roading freedom, but it's likely the result of Bollinger Motors coming to terms with reality.
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For either order, add-ons like stuffed crust, extra cheese, and delivery fees will cost you, but it'll be a small price to pay for access to free pizzas.
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Brexiteers bluster that any problems can be overcome with a bit of positivity and patriotism, or argue that they are a reasonable price to pay for freedom from Brussels.
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Some even say that the money — often just a few hundred dollars — is a small price to pay for recovering their files and making sure it never happens again.
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But for now, I know I have time to get to know Dad more — a $300 ticket and fighting against bachelorette party crowds seems a small price to pay.
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Although the coconut ash ice cream is said to temporarily dye mouths inky black, it's a small price to pay to experience a new trend — that isn't ROYGBIV-inspired.
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But on the other hand, after campaigning for years on repealing and replacing the ACA, there will be a price to pay if the party can't pass a bill.
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"Healthcare will not become free because of all the money that Britain gets from leaving the EU. Instead I think there will be a price to pay," Thaler said.
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Still, experts say the costs are small price to pay for hosting the sports world's premier event, which provides a boost to a host of businesses large and small.
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If this means jettisoning the Domino's and inviting more of Green Street's old stallholders to trade in and around the stadium, then that seems a small price to pay.
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A $1,000 is a pretty high price to pay for a single meatball, but it pales in comparison to the cost of one pound of their cultured-meat—$18,000.
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A former BoE Governor, Eddie George, said in 1998 that job losses in northern England were an undesirable but acceptable price to pay to curb inflation in the south.
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It may be that a small marginal decline in the rate of GDP growth is a small price to pay for more justice, or emission reductions, or political durability.
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"It will be a heavy price to pay if they do not change their way of doing business," said State Senator Jerry Hill, a Democrat who represents San Francisco.
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"It will be a heavy price to pay if they do not change their way of doing business," State Senator Jerry Hill, a Democrat who represents San Francisco, said.
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It was the "price to pay" for freedom in a male-dominated society, she writes, while fantasizing about the violence she wishes women were able to inflict in return.
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" And yet, in a letter to Judge Persky — a Stanford alumnus — Mr. Turner's father argued that jail would be "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action.
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Thornberry made his comments after Trump warned via Twitter on Sunday that there would be a "big price" to pay following reports of a chemical weapons attack in Syria.
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That is a small price to pay for a service that lets you bypass geo-restrictions, closedowns, and digital censorship, with access to over 5,900 servers around the world.
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Unfortunately, there is a price to pay for this, one that neither Hodaka or Hina are aware of at first — and it forces them to make a terrible choice.
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But Henry Harteveldt, founder of travel consulting firm Atmosphere Research Group, said that whatever it cost, it was likely a small price to pay after the death of Kokito.
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Sure, it's sad that Trieu's plan killed Jon, but as collateral damage goes, one dead guy is a much smaller price to pay than half of New York City.
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And as I mentioned, if you have to have the American flag next to the North Korean one, that&aposs a very small price to pay for a geopolitical advantage.
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Wearing it restricts your field of vision slightly, and prevents you from aiming down your weapon's sights, but neither is a high price to pay for your soldier's continued existence.
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But there's no getting around the fact that half a grand is a steep price to pay for the convenience of never having to remember to pre-heat your oven.
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Gasoline prices are currently low — below $2 per gallon in much of the country — and there's less of a political price to pay for opposing new oil and gas extraction.
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When I went on the show, I knew that the price to pay for the opportunity of a lifetime was that it would be filmed for the world to see.
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It's a small price to pay for such a polished look during the summer months, while also being cheaper than getting a professional pedicure and easier than a DIY job.
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Basically, Trump doesn't have any leverage; the people in Congress are often more popular in their districts than he is, and so there's no price to pay for opposing him.
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It's a pretty penny, but the price to pay in order to confidently strut your stuff in a plunging V-neck gown with a glow that even J.Lo would envy!
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It's a pretty loft price to pay for not having to keep track of reps in your head that at this point feels more far more like novelty than necessity.
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These don't offer replaceable batteries, and have since been discontinued in favor of the Pro, but this is nevertheless a low price to pay for two of Tile's ruggedized trackers.
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Ryan Bushell, vice president and portfolio manager at Leon Frazer and Associates and another TransCanada shareholder, said the longer distance of the approved route is a small price to pay.
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Of course, at $439, it's $40 more than its predecessor, but that really seems like a small price to pay in light of all of the upgrades you're getting here.
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Devotees say their wounds can take up to two weeks to heal but are a small price to pay to be able to express their faith through the extreme acts.
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And while paying just a few pennies more per drink to save lives seems like a small price to pay, it may indeed be too low to move the needle.
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In a wide-ranging interview on Fox News earlier this week, Trump said he thought Tester would have a "big price to pay in Montana" over the accusations against Jackson.
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"It costs between $200 and $550 depending on amount you want covered, which is a small price to pay for something that could go terribly wrong that day," she added.
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His father, Dan Turner, also wrote that his son's sentence is "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 years of life," drawing criticism.
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We all understand and accept that these requirements are a small price to pay to protect our nation's secrets and ensure the trust the American people have placed in us.
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Trump said he thinks Tester will have a "big price to pay in Montana," adding, "I think this is going to cause him a lot of problems in his state."
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"The thing about Pakistan is that if you want change and if you want to struggle for change in that country, there's always a heavy price to pay," she said.
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Unsightly collars on all those predators might well diminish the romance, but that would be a small price to pay for the pleasure of their enduring company on this earth.
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MUNCHIES: $18,000 is a steep price to pay for a pound of ground beef—especially when you compare it to the average American grocery store price of $4 per pound.
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We estimate the entity would then trade at about 6.8x EBITDA, which to us isn't a compelling price to pay for harvesting a melting ice cube with no terminal value.
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A two-out-of-two success rate is unusual in ballet, in which a string of forgettable commissions is usually the price to pay for the very occasional exceptional work.
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Consequently, we live in a country that seems to agree that 33,000 gun deaths a year is an acceptable price to pay for our unique, constitutionally guaranteed access to firearms.
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Trump on Sunday warned Syria and its two closest allies, Russia and Iran, of a "big price to pay" following the attack, and slammed Assad as an "animal" on Twitter.
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So far, Mr. Putin may have concluded that the penalties are a small price to pay if he can bring his geopolitical rival down a few more notches, she added.
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It's likely a small price to pay considering Lawrence's otherwise cool-girl vibes that once led her to ditch 2018 Golden Globes to hang out with BFF Emma Stone instead.
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President Trump on Sunday warned Russia, Iran and Syria of a "big price to pay" following the attack, and slammed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as an "animal" on Twitter.
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It&aposs a small price to pay for warmth, but Patagonia has a line of jackets and parkas, the Silent Down collection, that doesn&apost pay this price at all.
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The ransom demanded was $500 in Bitcoin—a small price to pay when the data in question is crucial racing information needed to help McDowell prepare for the upcoming race.
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"You have gotten rid of the death penalty, which I guess is good, but eight years and 800 blows is a ludicrous price to pay for a speech crime," he said.
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"It struck me that I'd been having too swell a time to get away scot-free, but this seemed too much of a price to pay, I love Frederick's!" she bemoans.
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There's a slight learning curve to texting with them (the glove tip is a little larger than your finger), but it's a small price to pay to keep my hands warm.
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Mr. Trump vowed on Sunday on Twitter that there would be a "big price to pay" for the latest killings, estimated at up to 70 people dead, according to aid groups.
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Trump said on Sunday there would be a "big price to pay" after medical aid groups reported dozens of people were killed by poison gas in a besieged rebel-held town.
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Considering that this IPO will likely see Snap raising $3 billion at a $25 billion valuation, it seems like that was an ultimately small price to pay to settle the case.
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It's a steep price to pay for alarms you should already have in your house — but the smart features could be enticing enough to convince homeowners building up their connected homes.
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But Wall Street's reaction sent a clear message: Make any move to curtail interactions on its platform — even when forced to do so — and there will be a price to pay.
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I'd also be a little portly from eating one too many Pockys, but that's a small price to pay to be fluent in code and a competitive player in the workforce.
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But that one seat may be a relatively small price to pay if the GOP learns one very important lesson that could save it in the 2018 midterm elections and beyond.
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Ms. Rowan had to put aside the hurt and rejection, but it was a small price to pay for a union job with full benefits, vacation and the possibility of overtime.
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Trump himself declared there would be a "big price to pay" for the attack, and administration officials would not rule out further US missile strikes on Syrian regime targets in response.
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The beach chair shown doesn't come with the HoverCart, but those only cost about $15 to $20 — a small price to pay to facilitate your sloth and disdain for physical activity.
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Here, too, the end is taken to justify the means; someone else's anguish comes to seem like a trifling price to pay for the greater cause a documentary claims to serve.
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Having a tiny bump on the top of the remote is a small price to pay for being able to find it when I need to put on Paw Patrol ASAP.
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Fortunately, repair shops typically charge between $40 to $80 to replace a worn-out battery with a fresh one — a worthwhile price to pay to give your smartphone a second life.
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The only downside is you'll have to say "Youzign it" rather than "Photoshop it" — but that's a small price to pay when you're being hit up for all those freelance jobs.
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"The clear message Mr. Tartaglione has received is that if he conveys information about the facility or about the recent suicide, there will be a price to pay," the letter read.
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It's a small price to pay when talking about the fate of the world, according to a spokesman for Microsoft co-founder and investor Paul Allen, who has funded the mission.
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LONDON (Reuters) - States like Russia that use or condone the use of chemical weapons need to know there is a price to pay, British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday.
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And though you'll have to wait a bit for it to ship, really, that's just a small price to pay for a piece of clothing that's received the Beyoncé stamp-of-approval.
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For its part, likewise, China needs to acknowledge there is a price to pay to participate in the global rules-based order, the very platform that has driven its meteoric economic rise.
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But still, that's a small price to pay to be able to get the quality typically reserved for DSLRs and cameras with larger lenses than the one built-in to the iPhone.
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" Turner's father also gained attention for dismissing the incident in a letter by calling it "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 years of life.
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But this is a small price to pay – especially since a landlord may let you renew a lease without using the service once they see a year of on-time payment history.
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"There's a price to pay for getting rich, but if I have the mental toughness to endure the temporary pain, I can reap the harvest of great wealth," one millionaire told me.
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It really comes down to whether or not you really care about the weight and sturdiness of your e-reader and believe it's worth the price to pay for that luxury experience.
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But it's a small price to pay for an open, connected society But Hogg and others, including Facebook, say the benefits far outweigh the perceived drawbacks -- and, we're already seeing the benefits.
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Still, entering a pin code for your car is a small price to pay, particularly now that there's public research showing how to break through the less sophisticated versions of the protocol.
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While that may seem like a steep price to pay, consider that the ETF surged 248% in May, more than three times the 72% increase for the bitcoin-US dollar currency cross.
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DNI Coats: ...I would support any efforts that we can collectively put together to send the signal to Russia that there is a price to pay for what they're doing. pic.twitter.com/0K454LbgLx
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And, if the House GOP's change on pre-existing conditions means that people in the 11 states above can't get any sort of coverage, there could be a political price to pay.
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But this is a small price to pay to ensure the rights of those facing the death penalty are fully protected and China stops being a secretive outlier in the international community.
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It has decent speeds and a solid display, but comes with a small amount of memory, so be prepared to use a lot of cloud storage (a small price to pay, though).
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"But I am grateful for what it brings and it is honestly a small price to pay to get to do what I want to do – I am very happy about that."
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In a tweet, he hinted at retaliating against a deadly chemical weapons attack believed to be carried out by supporters of Syrian President Bashar Assad, warning of a "big price" to pay.
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There was a price to pay for the indulgence and experimentation, and the people who ultimately settled that karmic debt were often the children of the parents who rang up the bill.
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For Mr. Bolsonaro, surrendering Brazilians' freedoms is a small price to pay "to have the teachers respected in the classroom" and "to be able to buy a revolver" in a department store.
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The trade-off is that the $1203 annual fee is no longer waived the first year, which is a small price to pay for the opportunity to earn an additional 50,000 miles.
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California has enacted seven laws to protect undocumented workers from being exploited by their employers: Presumably, exploited immigrants think the abuse is an acceptable price to pay for protection from being deported.
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The impact on the economy would be terrible, but a few weeks without such gatherings seems like a small price to pay for the possibility of preventing mass dissemination of the virus.
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Dunne said losing his suitcase for four days in Morocco was a small price to pay for the winnings he's amassed this season, 2000 million euros, or about $1.8 million, so far.
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And perhaps conservatives might say: This is too high a price to pay for a balance of powers government, just as liberals would say the same thing if the roles were reversed.
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"President Putin has clearly come to the conclusion that there's little price to pay and that therefore 'I can continue this activity,'" said Admiral Rogers, who is set to retire in April.
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Sterling fell more than 1% Monday after the U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he wouldn't accept EU standards as a price to pay in order to secure a free trade deal.
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However, extending the term of the loan means you will ultimately pay more interest on the balance — which could be a small price to pay for some relief in the near-term.
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In a short sale, shares are borrowed in the hope that they can be bought back at a cheaper price to pay off the loan, allowing the investor to pocket the difference.
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Considering all that educators do for their students, Swann feels that eight days off school is a low price to pay to make sure teachers get the wages and benefits they deserve.
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But if working around the edges of the law was the only way to tackle the scourge of organized crime, Mr. Capella figured, it seemed a small price to pay for justice.
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The reason for that is simple: Republicans -- and some Democrats -- believe/know that if they cross the National Rifle Association on the organization's priorities, there will be a political price to pay.
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That would be a relatively small price to pay the Americans for a smooth summit meeting in Florida, although it would further hurt China's already strained ties with North Korea, he said.
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It's a staggeringly low price to pay for a service that provides enterprise-grade security, five simultaneous connections, around the clock support, and access to over 2,000 servers in over 140 countries.
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But now there's a price to pay, as a team that spent years moving picks and prospects for immediate help now turns to the future with an underwhelming pipeline of young players.
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I felt a little bit drowsy, but that was a small price to pay for my own sanity and not feeling like I wanted to throw myself in front of a train.
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But uncertainty over a replacement and a Congressional Budget Office estimate that 24 million Americans could end up without health insurance mean that there may be a heavy price to pay for action.
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Some self-disappointment may seem a small price to pay in exchange for not having to jump out of an airplane, but at the time I didn't have much self-esteem to spare.
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Devotees say that the wounds can take up to two weeks to heal, but are a small price to pay to have, as they believe, their sins washed away by the extreme acts.
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Paying $30 however, for one copy of a movie may still seem like a steep price to pay for some, considering a Netflix subscription costs $11.99 a month and offers Ultra HD content.
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But that's a small price to pay if you want to give your child the opportunity to live out their dreams of being a farmboy on Tatooine, waiting to rescue the galaxy, right?
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You'll invariably come out the other side covered in glitter and smelling like amyl nitrate, but that's a small price to pay for the opportunity to party inside the mind of Zebra Katz.
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But it's a small price to pay for walking around in a virtual space, especially if you're excited about it, so most people will probably disregard the excruciating weight of the plastic headset.
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Ward could use more to do in season 2, but it's a small price to pay for the elimination of the convoluted boardroom drama that made up the worst parts of season 1.
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It's a hefty price to pay — the most ever in e-commerce — for a 2-year-old company that's been burning millions of dollars a month and is nowhere near turning a profit.
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Thanks in part to the chatty shop owner, I left the store thinking that the $22 I just spent was an exceedingly reasonable price to pay for the answer to all my problems.
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That may be a small price to pay (ahem) to not have to carry your phone around as you exercise, but it's a price that's probably not going to go away anytime soon.
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The search is ongoing, with Skelux offering a $50 dollar bounty to anyone who can provide the files—a small price to pay for a Nintendo-themed romp through web pages of yore.
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While such artifacts can often cost bidders thousands of dollars, Dodd secured the costume for his alter-ego for a mere $330—a small price to pay for the sake of a joke.
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Except for the fact that the new Mid Bluetooth costs $199, $50 more than the virtually identical Major II Bluetooth, which is a high price to pay for a little bit of style.
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Mat: Yeah it's almost like the price to pay for things being much more eclectic and cross-overs being more prolific is that it opens up these once very purist scenes to tourists.
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I hope they are shamed into a very, very small price to pay for the wall and to really enhance border security and get this country moving forward on a very important issue.
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"It is possible someone will react to these statements, that there will be a price to pay, that there will be a retaliation for this," a former US ambassador to Iraq told Insider.
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As long as you don't consider the fact that Google now has a new way of using your data as a price to pay, there is no monetary charge for using the app.
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Trump's comments are his first public remarks on the attack, which killed dozens of civilians, since he tweeted about it on Sunday and warned of a "big price to pay" for those responsible.
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"Neglect and lack of knowledge have led me to this mistake with the high price to pay of being away from the field that I enjoy and love so much," his statement said.
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Amid 'Trump Effect' Fear, 260% of Colleges See Dip in Foreign Applicants College officials wondered if there would be a price to pay for the president's travel ban and the anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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However, it's a small price to pay for offering such excellent coverage to Simeone's defence, which boasts the best record in the Spanish top flight, partly thanks to the 26-year-old midfielder.
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Trump said on Sunday there would be a "big price to pay" after medical aid groups reported dozens of people were killed by poison gas in a besieged rebel-held town in Syria.
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And if we are honest, we will agree that the national and international damage done by Mr. Trump's recent white-racist virulence is a heavy moral price to pay, a profound moral tragedy.
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For Wimbledon and its fans, an occasional Centre Court retirement is a small price to pay for maintaining the status of a tournament that claims pride of place on nearly every tennis star's calendar.
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"If the Americans were seriously thinking about some sort of preemptive strike to take out North Korea's nuclear capabilities, it would be extremely messy ... China would have a huge price to pay," he said.
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I've sat back and witnessed the development of Windows 103 and appreciated the speed of new feature releases, but it seems there's a price to pay for this new "Windows as a service" world.
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This is $15 off of its usual price, and though it's not the lowest price this model has ever been, it's still a good price price to pay for such a handy kitchen tool.
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" She has also said she wouldn't allow her daughter to use transgender-friendly restrooms, that minorities only voted for Obama because of his race, and that terrorism was the "price to…pay for multiculturalism.
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If $28 — including the cost of shipping — seems like a suspiciously low price to pay for a serum that comes out of the finest luxury laboratories in the beauty business, that's because it is.
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For many privacy experts, this is an unacceptably high price to pay just to politically paint Trump's solution (which apparently now includes a "human wall," whatever the hell that is) as neolithic by comparison.
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"Perhaps spending a night or two with a Neanderthal was a relatively small price to pay for getting thousands of years of adaptations," said John Capra, the study's senior author, at a press conference.
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"It'll cost me more to fuel my motorbike, but this is a small price to pay to support Sisi and put Egypt back on track," said Ahmed Mohamed, a 36-year-old cafe worker.
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The strike took place hours after Trump warned on Twitter of a "big price to pay" following the reports of the poison gas attack on Douma, which killed 60 people and wounded another 1,000.
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"We're hoping that other corporations will see that there is a price to pay, potentially at least, for pushing this L.G.B.T. agenda too far," said Tim Wildmon, the president of the American Family Association.
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They tend to be a little more expensive than traditional clothing, but the extra bucks are a small price to pay for longer-lasting sustainable apparel that makes smarter use of the planet's resources.
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In many cases, the monthly payment is a small price to pay to ensure your family is left with enough money to pay bills, eliminate any debts, and cover daily expenses in your absence.
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After the decade-long Islamist insurgency that Bouteflika crushed early in his rule, Algerians generally tolerated a political system leaving little room for dissent as a price to pay for relative peace and stability.
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In the aftermath of the attack, he criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iran for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and threatened there would be a "big price to pay" for the deaths.
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When the president says there will be a "big price to pay" for the chemical attack, he must be true to his word — or risk acquiring a reputation for strong rhetoric followed by inaction.
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It's a small price to pay in order to have the ball in KD's hands more often, but smart teams can make it work to their advantage for a few minutes at a time.
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Mr. Trump's taunts, after all, may be a small price to pay for looser regulations or being able to pay only a modest tax when repatriating hundreds of billions of dollars now parked overseas.
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That is a ridiculous price to pay so that the president can revel in chants of "Build the Wall" from followers, most of whom would surely vote for him with or without a wall.
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TL;DR: Grab a room-darkening Manta Sleep Mask on sale for more than 20% off, dropping the price to just $29.99 — a small price to pay for the best sleep of your life.
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Early signs are that Trump wants to act, as he tweeted Sunday about the "mindless" attack, unusually criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin for supporting "Animal" Assad and warned of a "big price" to pay.
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But maybe Ms. Manning will also find what I've found — that progress is its own reward, and that the loss of a private life is a small price to pay in exchange for justice.
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Yet there remains a pervasive feeling on Wall Street that the risk rally is built on sand, with a price to pay in a world where owning government debt no longer pays but rather costs.
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That's a steep price to pay for 64GB of storage, 4GB of RAM, and a Snapdragon processor that might no longer be top of the line by the time of the U Ultra's actual release.
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But that is a relatively small price to pay for a candidate who — surprising many in the Beltway pundit world — can now rely on a popular outgoing president to help her win the White House.
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Clips certainly delivers as a GIF delivery service, but $249 is a steep price to pay for such novelty in an era when we've all got a camera within arm's reach 24 hours a day.
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Algerians generally tolerated a political system that left little room for dissent as a price to pay for stability after a nearly decade-long civil war in the 1990s that killed an estimated 200,000 people.
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If you can remember begging your parents for a Tamagotchi of your own 20 years ago, you're probably now in a place where $15 is a small price to pay to scratch a nostalgic itch.
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" Yet as the masterful Anthony Hopkins earlier recited, "One man's life or death is but a small price to pay for the acquirement of the knowledge that I sought, for the dominion I should acquire.
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A meagre $4.99 for the app may not seem much to the average user, but it's a heavy price to pay for having the app steal your browser history — which users will never get back.
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Many individual investors are not even aware that their mutual funds or retirement accounts include tobacco stocks, but those who act to buy only ethical investments find there can be a financial price to pay.
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"When somebody comes along and impulsively decides he's going to stop all imports of all elephant trophies, last November, he not only threatens hunters — that's a small price to pay — he's threatening habitat," Jackson said.
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Jeffrey Epstein's jail guards warned his former cellmate that "there will be a price to pay" if he spoke out about the jail conditions and the financier's suicide, the cellmate's lawyer said in a letter.
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Couples must pay $200 to reserve it and buy a minimum of 50 entry tickets for their guests, which brings the total to $650, a small price to pay to be married in a castle.
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" This latest tweet comes after Trump took aim at Russia's government in a rare rebuke on Sunday, directly criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin for Moscow's support of Assad and vowing a "big price to pay.
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Such real work of governance gets fewer retweets than declarations of ideological purity, but a bit less fervor from the fan base is a small price to pay for the greater good of the country.
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Fed policymakers acknowledge that increasing interest rates even just a few more times will likely slow the economy and increase unemployment, but that, they say, is a reasonable price to pay for keeping inflation contained.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Liberal Democratic presidential contenders' rush to embrace the left's most ambitious proposals has some Democrats worried there could be a price to pay when they try to defeat President Donald Trump next year.
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After a decade-long Islamist insurgency that Bouteflika stamped out early in his rule, Algerians have often tolerated a political system with little space for dissent as a price to pay for peace and stability.
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Sure, paper bags may be more fragile, and fabric ones are often more expensive, but that's a small price to pay for potentially saving a sea creature that would have been strangled or starved otherwise.
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"Life in prison was difficult, but I have no regret at all... as this is a necessary price to pay for fighting for democracy," Chan said, chanting "I want universal suffrage" with dozens of supporters.
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While this will require the cooperation of both government officials and the vendors themselves, it is a very small price to pay to ensure the integrity of our elections — both now and in the future.
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That's not that much more expensive than the initial cost to upgrade when first buying an Area-51m, but it's still a heavy price to pay to upgrade a laptop that already starts at $1,999.99.
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" PETER DUTTON, MINISTER FOR HOME AFFAIRS, PARLIAMENT, NOV 25: "It is clear that the Westpac bosses, through their negligence, have given a free pass to pedophiles, and there is a price to pay for that.
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The prime minister believes that failing to do that would be too high a political price to pay — and that is why he has calculated that the economic cost of trade barriers is worthwhile and necessary.
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But if air quality is a concern for you, whether because of allergies or sensitive skin or a general focus on health, the Awair is a pretty small price to pay ($199) for peace of mind.
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At $55, the limited-edition design (exclusive to the TOMS website) is only about $5 more than a solid classic shade, but that's a small price to pay when you'll be guaranteed to be turning heads.
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But that was a small price to pay for a film that didn't have some mysterious alien creature yet again destroying some planet / world / universe yet again, until our costumed heroes could stop them yet again.
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"This conviction is meant to send a message to anyone else who might seek to punish the other parent by kidnapping their child: There will be a high price to pay," McGinty said in a statement.
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For big-budget appointment TV that might seem like a reasonable price to pay, but for most of us, the question now is if HBO is justifiable without the watercooler titan that was Game of Thrones.
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For proponents of the ban, that's a small price to pay to save North America's diverse salamander populations — without the arrival of Bsal, kids can still go out to backyard streams and catch their own salamanders.
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Whether you do or not (I didn't), it is a steep price to pay for a movie that advocates tolerance, community and other virtues yet views its audience members as barbarians in need of regular schooling.
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"Negotiations may still be possible, but the price to pay to North Korea has become much higher," said Cho Han-bum, an analyst at the Korea Institute for National Unification, a government research organization in Seoul.
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When it comes to North Korea, China will only become an American partner when it becomes clear that there is a price to pay for undermining sanctions and protecting Pyongyang from repercussions for its reckless provocations.
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That's a steep price to pay for a single sheet mask, especially when there are some very soothing options out there â€" full of the great non-CBD ingredients in these masks â€" for much less.
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"Neglect and lack of knowledge have led me to this mistake with the high price to pay of being away from the field that I enjoy and love so much," Marte said in a translated statement.
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The big picture: Trump had previously promised that there would be a "big price to pay" regarding the attack in a series of tweets yesterday, which featured him calling out Russian President Vladimir Putin by name.
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The lesson here that seems pertinent can be dubbed the "growth sacrifice" — the willingness to take some short-term pain (a lot of it in this case) as a price to pay for longer-term sustainability.
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The shutdown — which Trump says is "a very small price to pay" for increased border security and national security — has stopped all Border Patrol training, except for the classes to get new workers in the field.
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Trimming social-insurance subsidies for the well-off or progressive tax reform to raise their average (but not marginal) tax burdens is a modest price to pay for buy-in for a largely successful economic system.
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On Sunday, Trump said there would be a "big price to pay" after an alleged chemical weapons attack in Douma, near the capital Damascus on Saturday, which the US blamed on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Those reports drew anger from some Singaporeans on social media - though one commentator said it was a small price to pay - the cost of a chicken-rice dish for each citizen - to contribute to regional peace.
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It's a small price to pay for the chance to learn new skills, that you could even add to your CV. This in turn could result in you earning more money, which would be nice, right?
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American officials said that Mr. Soleimani's release was a low price to pay for Mr. Wang's freedom because Mr. Soleimani was expected to be released from prison as early as next month under a plea agreement.
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Now that Koreans have vented their anger and grief, they will need to take the difficult step of purging their politics of the lingering notion that corruption is an unavoidable price to pay for economic growth.
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And if the process for the division of those assets is not done properly, there can be a steep price to pay in taxes, penalties or an unintended amount of money going to an ex-spouse.
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Shelling out $180 for an all-access pass might sound like a lot, but a single class costs $90, so it's not a bad price to pay if you're going to take at least three courses.
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Until that investigation is completed, that same majority of Americans must put elected officials on notice that there will be a price to pay if they aid and abet Trump's agenda before the truth is known.
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The market clearly is struggling to determine the "right price" to pay for a bulge in profit growth from tax cuts that could mark the "good as it gets" moment for corporate bottom lines this cycle.
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Jason Day to miss Rio Olympics over Zika scare "I think there's going to be a heavy price to pay when this virus hits our shore and women start having babies with terrible birth defects," said Sen.
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Demonstrating kung fu on TV made Chan feel like a "trained dog," as his autobiography says, though he kept doing it anyway — that is what his former manager called "the price to pay for success" in America.
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Sure, it costs $59.99, which is a ludicrous price to pay for a mouse pad, even one with millions of possible colors and a double-sided surface that can flip between hard polymer and soft cloth options.
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It's a steep price to pay, especially since its only compatible with Google VR at the moment, but Cerevo says it hopes to add bigger platforms—namely Oculus, Steam VR, and PlayStation VR—in the near future.
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For many people wanting to impact American policy in the region, the cost of a condo is a small price to pay to lobby one of the people closest to the president, far away from watchful eyes.
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"There is a price to pay for China's economic restructuring – if you want the services sector to rise, you have to accept that the manufacturing sector will drop," said Lu Zhengwei, chief economist of the Industrial Bank.
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He might be too pro-Russia, but that's a small price to pay for someone who is also likely to be much more willing to sit down and talk with the governments of Iran, Venezuela, or China.
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And for just $19.99, down from $49.95, we think it's a small price to pay to ensure all your smartphones, Apple watches, Bluetooth speakers, and headphones are running at 100 percent battery life at the same time.
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And if that means losing some of the spirit of the early internet, that is a small price to pay, especially for the vast majority of the internet's 3.3 billion-odd users who lack much technological expertise.
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And not only should there be a price to pay in terms of sanctions, but also we need to put safeguards in place right now for the elections for this year," Collins said on CNN's "New Day.
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Priced at $85 for low tops and $90 for high tops, the Renew Denim Chuck 70s only cost $5 more than original Chuck 70s, which is a small price to pay for a unique and sustainable style.
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It was a small price to pay, however, for getting to play the superbly fun Blobber Basher, an alien soccer game where the ball is alive and gets pissed off if you kick it around too much.
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The Panga 28 is a little heavy at 3.9 pounds, especially for a backpack that's only 20 inches wide, 12.5 inches tall, and 7 inches deep, but then, that's a small price to pay for absolute imperviability.
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Club runners in the New York area said that the hassle of extra testing was a small price to pay to weed out potential cheaters, no matter how few there were and how little the prize money.
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But her office's decision to drop the charges led to tensions with the police department, which felt that the $10,000 forfeiture was too little a price to pay for the many hours detectives spent on the case.
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It also drags an effective rebounder away from the basket, but that's the price to pay when up against a team that can throw five good-to-historically-accurate shooters on the floor at the same time.
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Chances are, you probably have some form of coverage with your existing insurance providers or a credit card, but if you don't, insurance is a relatively small price to pay to put an end to the worrying.
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Then again, that's a small price to pay for not having to worry about refinancing quite so much of our short-term debt in a few years when interest rates are no longer at rock bottom. 2.
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Trump: 'Big price to pay' in Syria Syrian activist groups said toxic gas inside barrel bombs were dropped from helicopters over the rebel-held city of Douma on Saturday, killing dozens of civilians and wounded scores more.
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President Trump assembled his National Security Council on his plane, some by secure video link, as the generals made the case that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria had to learn there was a price to pay.
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Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass said possible U.S. job losses from steel and trade tariffs are a small price to pay now for fighting back against bigger long-term trade issues like intellectual property theft by China.
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Investing several billion dollars is ultimately "a small price to pay to see a significant share of American startups' innovation," says Michael Brown, ex-boss of Symantec, a cyber-security firm, and co-author of the DIUx report.
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This may seem like a lot, but if you're the type of person that dreads waiting on the phone or wouldn't file a claim at all — this could be a small price to pay to eliminate the headache.
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While the costs of tapping offshore aquifers would likely dwarf the expense of traditional water well drilling, they would arguably be a small price to pay compared to the financial blow the region could face on Day Zero.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday there would be a "big price to pay" after medical aid groups reported dozens of civilians, including many children and women, were killed by poison gas in a besieged rebel town.
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Still, given its deep pockets — Epic just raised a $1.25 billion round two months ago — settling a handful of small lawsuits over the game's well-loved dance emotes is a small price to pay for Fortnite's colossal success.
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"We think that's a small price to pay for reducing the risk of a crisis, and the economic and social chaos that accompanies it," he added, as more capital at banks would make the financial system more stable.
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T. J. Rodgers, who led Cypress Semiconductor for 34 years before leaving the company in 2016, said the impact would be temporary and was a reasonable price to pay if China could be compelled to trade more fairly.
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Some people may frown at having to leave the hotel and cross a road to take advantage of the facilities at Ace, but I felt it was a small price to pay and would gladly do so again.
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But looking back, it was a small price to pay for peace of mind, knowing that my wife would be in a great new job in a great new city — and healthy while she was doing it all.
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Do they really believe that there should be no sacrifice to make or price to pay for the systematic damage done to the lives of millions of American citizens and the men and women who are their ancestors?
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"It is clear ... that the Westpac Banking bosses, through their negligence, have given a free pass to pedophiles and there is a price to pay for that, and that price will be paid," Dutton told parliament on Monday.
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"It is clear ... that the Westpac Banking bosses, through their negligence, have given a free pass to pedophiles and there is a price to pay for that, and that price will be paid," Dutton told parliament on Monday.
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That format will mean much more travel for fans, officials and players and Ceferin said that while the one-off format meant there was no need for major stadium construction, there was clearly an environmental price to pay.
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" Banner added of Colin, "Yeah, he'll bring some media focus on the team and so on and so forth, but small price to pay, especially since you've already indicated for the right situation you're willing to pay it.
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Cody said that Trump may rankle some people with the way he talks and tweets, but it is a small price to pay for a president who will fight to strip away government regulations and strengthen the border.
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" Trump singled out Senator Jon Tester, the top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Veterans' Affairs committee, who is up for re-election in November in Montana, saying Tester "has to have a big price to pay in Montana.
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"A little white lie is a small price to pay for peace and quiet," she says, as the camera cuts to a shot of her in a field, seemingly looking off into the distance, wondering at her own actions.
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Since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and subsequent support for Russian-controlled proxies in the Donbas region, the international community has failed to adequately respond to continued Russian aggression — and there has been a devastating price to pay.
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It worked, frankly, because even the most animated Bernie Sanders supporters, who had been hooting and hollering all night, Monday night in Philadelphia knew there would have been a price to pay if they disrespected this particular first lady.
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Keeping the attention of these streamers is surely a priority for Fortnite, and for a game that pulls in some $300 million a month in in-game purchases, spending $100 million a year is a small price to pay.
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"In our view, this is a nice technology-rich company and adds scale and breadth to Philips' existing portfolio of mechanical atherectomy and intravascular ultrasound – but clearly this is a punchy price to pay," they said in a note.
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"If the price to pay Amazon exceeds the resources Amazon generates that can be used to manage the stress, the winning city may also be the loser," said Arthur Nelson, an urban planning professor at the University of Arizona.
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Both sides warned the other that there could be a political price to pay in an election year for stalling on Zika funding, with the summer mosquito season under way and with it the threat of the virus spreading.
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"I was sitting in a meeting last week and a guy had to step out to call his mortgage company to deter a mortgage payment, it's pretty high price to pay to be a federal worker," DeLisle told Hill.
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The price to pay for English Premier League football rights for television broadcasters such as Sky, BT and now Amazon, has fallen in the U.K., but Bridge said that had been offset by the amount secured in global deals.
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The bottom line:Priced at $85 for low tops and $90 for high tops, the Renew Denim Chuck 70s only cost $5 more than original Chuck 70s, which is a small price to pay for a unique and sustainable style.
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But if network executives meant what they said about Barr's comments being an affront to their values, that would have been a relatively small price to pay, especially for a company with the overall scope of ABC parent Disney.
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In Japan, according to Article 174, an "indecent act" in public could land you in jail for up to six months and earn you a fine up to $2,700, which is a big price to pay to get off.
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"For many people wanting to impact American policy in the region, the cost of a condo is a small price to pay to lobby one of the people closest to the president, far away from watchful eyes," Libowitz said.
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And so though we might be annoyed by the whimpers of movie stars, listening to their complaints about the agony of having too many houses is a small price to pay to make sure good advice stays that way.
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The latest chemical attack drew swift response from international leaders, with Donald Trump saying there would be a "big price to pay" and openly criticizing Syrian President Bashar Assad, as well as Russia and Iran for backing the regime.
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He needs to assure voters they can trust that his policies will deliver the shift toward dovishness they desire, while simultaneously promising them that there won't be a price to pay for this approach when it comes to ISIS.
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That's why the community was so shocked when Facebook decided to shut it down — supporting Parse seemed like a small price to pay to appease an entire developer community, many of whom Facebook relies on to build apps for Facebook.
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Please, behold this glorious hippo couch, painstakingly crafted out of the finest of fake leathers: Sure, uh, the thing costs $95,000, but that is a small price to pay for such a striking centerpiece for your new, grown-up home, right?
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher President Trump has warned that there will be a "big price to pay" after yet another suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria.
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For all the faults of that system, it would at least be consistent if we recognized the reality of that trade-off and openly said that the ensuing deaths were a worthwhile price to pay to protect our Second Amendment freedoms.
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It's worth recalling that many economists at the time argued there would be a price to pay in higher rates and higher inflation from those policies, specifically, a massive tax cut and deficit increase into an essentially full-employment economy.
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Despite recent talk of winding down America's involvement in Syria, President Donald Trump says there will be a "big price to pay" for the chemical attack, which he blamed on Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, and his Iranian and Russian backers.
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While we're still reeling from the fact that hops can give you man boobs, it seems like a very small price to pay in return for their insomnia-, menopause-, and cancer-fighting properties—not to mention a bitter, refreshing buzz.
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While all this might seem an unnecessary amount of hard work, it's a small price to pay for the extra security that two-factor offers, and you're unlikely to upgrade your phone more than once a year or so anyway.
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"Russia may have concluded that they could hack American institutions and there'd be no price to pay," Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, told a press breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
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And while the notebook is a touch heavier than the 910 at 3.04 pounds (versus 2.85), that seems like a small price to pay for upscaling the screen from 13.3 to 13.9 inches (along with some extremely skinny bezel action).
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The house is now for sale for $1.25 million—a small price to pay for the thrill of living every day like you're trapped inside a Rockwell music video—but the listing agent told NJ.com that there hasn't been much interest.
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By the time Christina was breathily singing "If you wanna be with me, baby there's a price to pay," you were left wondering why she hadn't jostled herself into a pair of ripped, skin-tight drainpipes and replaced Julian Casablancas already.
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It might have been a big price to pay for transformation, especially since you could argue that some of the pieces were probably past their freshness dates (although even older products bring with them plenty of legacy licensing and maintenance revenue).
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Sure, Millennials might be blowing their retirement savings one cortado at a time, but with the typical hit of drip coffee costing little more than two or three bucks, it's still a small price to pay to make your morning bearable.
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"President Trump must be willing to confront Putin from a position of strength and demonstrate that there will be a serious price to pay for his ongoing aggression towards the United States and democracies around the world," said GOP Sen.
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The shiny plastic build doesn't exactly scream "luxury item," but it's a small price to pay for a lightweight build, which, coupled with cushy padding on the ear cups and headband makes for a comfortable fit, even during long music marathons.
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"Russia may have concluded that they could hack American institutions and there'd be no price to pay," Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said at a press breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
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Trump began the week by vowing a tough response, a "big price to pay," and blamed both Russia and Iran for protecting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, vetoing punitive measures at the United Nations and providing military support on the ground.
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Baseball's whitewashed and soulless corporate culture demands sacrifice, so big-time numbers, like his 3.4 WAR, ranking him in the top 10 among National League position players, are the price to pay for the begrudging acceptance of baseball's stodgy gatekeepers.
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For immigration restrictionists, showing charity toward the Dreamers is a relatively small price to pay for building a wall and fundamentally changing the rules of the game when it comes to who gets a shot at coming to this country.
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For those who have the privilege to do so, dispatching 20 bucks to an organization is now as simple as Venmo-ing a friend for brunch, and it's a small price to pay for alleviating existential despair, if only briefly.
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"If someone is using Mobile Passport five, 10 or 20 times year — we even have customers who use it 10 times a month — $100 annually is a small price to pay to make your life a whole lot easier," he said.
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This may mean that extension of the Second Avenue Subway and the Long Island Rail Road third track may have to be deferred, but this is the price to pay for ensuring an existing system that is safe and reliable.
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Tougher terms are the price to pay for ensuring late-stage funding and sustaining the pipeline of initial public offerings, but also can be detrimental for founders, employees and early-stage investors, which in turn could make M&A deals challenging.
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Mr. Shaub, who was appointed by President Obama, said that he did not believe selling assets was too high a price to pay to be president, and that Mr. Trump must divest them in order to avoid conflicts of interest.
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On Monday, Lara Trump, the president's daughter-in-law and the host of an online pseudo-newscast funded by his re-election campaign, said that the sacrifices of unpaid federal workers are a small price to pay for a border wall.
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Sure, they crashed sometimes, but losing a little unsaved work or having to restart occasionally seemed like a small price to pay for not having to tediously spell out every little piece of a program in the language of a formal logical system.
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For Trump and his party, setting aside a long-standing Senate tradition may be a worthwhile price to pay to achieve what Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has called a top goal: shifting the ideological composition of the federal judiciary to the right.
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Given the $16,000 price tag, the Solarin was largely doomed from the start — it's a ridiculous price to pay for any smartphone, and if security is your main concern, the Blackphone 2 costs $799, or less than the tax on the Solarin.
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How Liverpool must rue its decision to spurn Alli when he wanted to go there 23 months ago, after Liverpool's owners decided that 5 million pounds, about $7.15 million, was too high a price to pay for speculation on a growing youth.
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Building Spectacles gives Snap a relatively low-stress opportunity to improve its own hardware expertise — writing off some excess inventory of a version-one product is a pretty small price to pay now if it improves the company's much larger, long-term future.
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And it's a relatively small price to pay to have a physical zoom on one of the most popular smartphones available right now, and if you're shooting with your phone a lot, it's a no brainer, pick up the bigger 7 Plus.
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Limbaugh pressed Pence, arguing that a $21 billion increase in defense spending is a "small price to pay" for Democrats, who managed to protect funding for many of their key priorities, including refugee resettlement, Planned Parenthood, and the National Institutes of Health.
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At our firm, we perform corporate due diligence on behalf of 150 private equity firms, pension funds, hedge funds, and others because investors realize that there is a heavy price to pay for ignoring warning signs – both in terms of dollars and reputation.
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"It was a very costly price to pay, being my seventh Olympic Games and possible flag bearer, however, I had to wear it," Diamond told reporters in Newcastle before adding his goal was to compete at the 2020 Tokyo Games after some practice.
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And while costs at Internet cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
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The report said his "remain" column argued that Britain should be intimately engaged with the EU, warned of an economic shock if it left, and suggested British financial contributions to the EU were a small price to pay for single market access.
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The vice president, an evangelical Christian and a key backer of the move to upend seven decades of U.S. policy regarding the holy city, will likely see it as a small price to pay, given the significance of Jerusalem to America's religious right.
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Looking like an idiot in public is Sean Spicer's considered decision; but for the national security adviser, public derision might be a small price to pay to avoid armed conflict or the deep compromise of the political independence of the intelligence services.
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It's certainly appropriate that we've raised capital and liquidity standards for major and systemically important firms, and if that has had some consequence on market liquidity that may be a very appropriate price to pay for having a more stable financial system.
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Despite its small stature, by the time the MoonArk arrives on the lunar surface, it will have cost its creators over $1.4 million—a relatively small price to pay for an artwork that its creators say will last for millions of years.
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This might be a small price to pay for the end of the Korean War, but the burden is already falling on those who are interested in opening up North Korea's information pathways and getting would-be defectors out of the country.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), chairman of the Armed Services Committee, told a Ukrainian news outlet that there should be a "price to pay" for Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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"If my clearances and my reputation as I'm being pulled through the mud now, if that's the price we're going to pay to prevent Donald Trump from doing this against other people, to me it's a small price to pay," Brennan said.
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Though there's certainly a little fat around the edges—the film doesn't skimp on laughs amidst all the scares—it's a small price to pay for the truly galvanizing finale, in which three generations of Strode women throw down against the boogeyman.
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"President Trump must be willing to confront Putin from a position of strength and demonstrate that there will be a serious price to pay for his ongoing aggression towards the United States and democracies around the world," Mr. McCain said in a statement.
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"If my clearances and my reputation, as I'm being pulled through the mud now, if that's the price we're going to pay to prevent Donald Trump from doing this against other people, to me, it's a small price to pay," he said.
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That might mean a year or so of somewhat above-target inflation, but we've lived through years of below-target inflation, so a small error in the other direction seems like a small price to pay for a chance at widespread job creation.
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Joining the president, a growing chorus of American television pundits, business leaders, tech investors, cryptocurrency enthusiasts, and right-wing influencers have decided to convince the American people that possibly dying from the coronavirus is a small price to pay for economic health.
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"There's clearly the temptation to score points in both Barcelona and Madrid, but everybody remembers there could be an even bigger price to pay if any action gets seen as using such horror only for political gain," said Josep Ramoneda, a political columnist.
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Republican leaders on Capitol Hill -- carefully balancing the lure of any immigration compromise with the expectations of their right flank -- spent Thursday trying to quell any expectation that border security would be a fair price to pay for citizenship for DACA recipients.
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To Faizi, $2,000 for each of the 10 Super Bowl LIII tickets Challenge Coins 4 U purchased was a small price to pay to let his employees know that he valued their hard work and build team unity at the same time.
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"If my clearances and my reputation, as I'm being pulled through the mud now, if that's the price we're going to pay to prevent Donald Trump from doing this against other people, to me it's a small price to pay," Brennan said.
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"Because European leaders pleaded with Trump to stay and he rebuked them so directly," Mr. Bledsoe said, "I think they're determined to show the administration there's going to be a price to pay, even if it's not entirely in Europe's own interest."
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But it is increasingly appearing as if a lot of people will blame Apple as well — it's part of the price to pay for inventing the smartphone and its huge media machine that puts iPhones on billboards and commercials around the world.
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In a paper written at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2006, Kristina Shampan'er and Dan Ariely argued that people like free stuff so much that they don't just think of it as a smaller price to pay, but as an added benefit.
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Now for the bad news: the base model, with a Core i5 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a 120GB SSD, starts at €729 ($779.77), while the maximum spec model tops out at €1,239, ($1,325.30), which is a fairly high price to pay for free software.
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Monday's strike came one day after President Trump called Mr. Assad an "animal" and warned him and his Russian and Iranian backers that they would have a "big price to pay" for the alleged chemical attack that killed dozens of people near Damascus on Saturday.
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It's a small price to pay when you consider what's at stake: Title defects, including phony deeds or surprise heirs to the home, could throw into question your claim to the property and lead to costly legal fees if you wind up going to court.
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Perhaps they considered it a small price to pay for a different hell they left behind, as Gaiutra Bahadur ponders in her extensive historical work Coolie Woman: The Odyssey of Indenture about her great-grandmother's arrival in Guyana and the broader context of Indian indenture.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Sunday there would be a "big price to pay" after aid groups said dozens of people were killed by poison gas in a besieged rebel-held town in Syria, an attack the opposition blamed on Syrian government forces.
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Is this too large a price to pay in return for comprehensive immigration reform, including dealing with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and other undocumented illegal immigrants, as well as hardening our defenses against transnational criminals and terrorists who seek to exploit porous borders?
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These tactics are not available to everyone; in many countries that allow commercial surrogacy, such as Kenya and Nigeria, most abortions are illegal and therefore unsafe, and ending up with an unwanted child is too high a price to pay for an act of resistance.
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"President Trump must be willing to confront Putin from a position of strength and demonstrate that there will be a serious price to pay for his ongoing aggression towards the United States and democracies around the world," the Arizona senator said in a statement Friday.
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Furthermore, the $38 billion military aid package the Obama administration recently concluded with Israel – followed by a deluge of insults and broken promises by the Israeli government – sends the message that there is no price to pay for gutting peace and insulting key U.S. principles.
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Devotees of this brand swear it's the most powerful product in its category, but there's a hefty price to pay for top quality, making this an investment that only people who truly enjoy vacuuming (yes, there are some of you out there) will go for.
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Still, Hopkins notes that there has and continues to be a big price to pay in having to wait on Ottawa's blessing, and told me that whatever comes of that wait should be bigger in scope than just a series of one-off exemptions.
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" Last year on Fox & Friends, Ingraham said terrorism was "the price to pay" for multiculturalism: "Now the price they have to pay for multiculturalism is the risk that you're walking on the sidewalk and a man will -- or a woman, will purposefully mow you down.
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Handing Trump a bipartisan legislative victory is too high a price to pay for a $1 trillion worth of pork barrel spending on random highway interchanges and road-widening projects, in other words, but the country (and the world) really does need a transformative infrastructure plan.
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"We're allowing for a certain margin of error," Binkowski said, adding that she knows there will be duplicate entries in the data and that some might be submitted from pranksters — a small price to pay if it means rescue teams will reach people in need, she said.
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For a while, the worst experience we ever had involved still finding white Husky fur all over our furniture nearly six months after the guest and their giant pup left—a pretty small price to pay for meeting so many great people from all over the world.
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Judged on the core specs alone, that's obviously a high price to pay, but when you consider that Flir's thermal imaging dongle for the iPhone costs $249 just by itself, having it integrated into a supremely rugged phone might just prove its value for some people.
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And while the integrated Bluetooth scale is nice, it's a big price to pay when compared simply putting a drip filter on top of a far cheaper kitchen scale and just keeping track of measurements on your own — even if GINA will look nicer on your countertop.
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Syrian state TV said on Monday the United States was suspected of striking an air base hours after U.S. President Donald Trump warned of a "big price to pay" as aid groups said dozens of people were killed by poison gas in a rebel-held town.
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"And so we have to make sure that there is a price to pay, so that we can perhaps persuade the Russians to stop these kind of attacks on our very fundamentals of democracy," added McCain, who has scheduled a hearing for Thursday on foreign cyber threats.
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While Carrier will forfeit some $65 million a year in savings the move was supposed to generate, that's a small price to pay to avoid the public relations damage from moving the jobs as well as a possible threat to United Technologies' far-larger military contracting business.
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BEIRUT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Sunday there would be a "big price to pay" after aid groups said dozens of people were killed by poison gas in a besieged rebel-held town in Syria, an attack the opposition blamed on Syrian government forces.
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An "aggression was perpetrated on T4 air base in several strikes that is most likely to be an American attack," a Sana report said, likely a nod to President Donald Trump's threat Sunday that "Animal Assad" would have a "big price to pay" for the chemical atrocity.
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One side will claim that the value of the plants and animals protected under the law does not exceed the cost of forgone economic activity; the other will argue that there is a price to pay for loss of biodiversity, ecosystem services or opportunities to bolster ecotourism.
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Premiums are typically 5 to 10 percent the cost of your trip, so insurance for your $13,000 island-hopping adventure in Hawaii would run you between $150 and $300, which is a relatively small price to pay to ward off any schedule conflicts thanks to emergencies.
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Unless and until detractors on the right come up with a better plan, providing tax credits to help a small group of Americans purchase health insurance seems a small price to pay for limiting our largest healthcare entitlement and replacing most of the much reviled ACA.
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"I'm aware of the fact that I'll be jailed, but it's a very small price to pay for the great mission to save the sanctity of the vote in Pakistan," Sharif told Reuters on board the plane minutes before touching down in the central city of Lahore.
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Read more:Epstein&aposs jail guards warned his cellmate &aposthere will be a price to pay&apos if he talks about Epstein&aposs suicide, lawyer claims2 officers who were responsible for guarding Jeffrey Epstein might face criminal charges for falsifying recordsJeffrey Epstein died by apparent suicide in jail.
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We've all seen people walking around with a Leatherman or Gerber multi-tool hanging off their belts, but looking like someone with a multi-tool hanging off their belt is just too high a price to pay for always being prepared—no matter what the Boy Scouts tell you.
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Cabrera's 2 homers highlight Mets' rout of Cubs NEW YORK — For New York Mets right-hander Jacob deGrom, waiting through two rain delays, and until the first day of July spilled into the second, was a small price to pay after going more than two months without a victory.
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Although it could be argued that handing over $100,000 to hackers is a small price to pay—the so called "cost of doing business"—there doesn't seem to be any conceivable way that Uber could've ensured that the hackers actually deleted the data after receiving their hush money.
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The one weakness in the film is its ending, which feels a little too La La Land for its own good, but it's a small price to pay for a moving tale that explores the meaning of love, sex, and whether the two can ever really be separated.
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And if the play as a whole is ultimately bleak, if you do cry throughout, if your shoes are dirtier when you're leaving than they were when you came in, that's a small price to pay to step outside your likely more privileged existence and into someone else's world.
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And if that seems like a hefty price to pay in addition to all the other V-Day goodies you'll be gifting yourself, just remember: You're not actually living in a pleasant, problem-free town on a Hollywood lot, so you deserve all the treats to keep morale up.
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"Jobs is one of the primary reasons I'm standing here today as your President, and I will never, ever disappoint you," Trump told the crowd in February, adding that there'd be a "very substantial price to pay" for companies who fire their employees and move their facilities overseas.
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"It's a morally difficult situation because, yes, there is public value in these leaks, but by the same token, there's a high public intelligence price to pay and the public is less protected in the future if this stuff gets out," said Hall, a CNN national security analyst.
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After President Donald Trump warned on Monday that there would be a "big price to pay" for the suspected attack over the weekend, the United States circulated to the 15-member council a revised draft resolution to establish an international inquiry, which it initially suggested on March 1.
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Dr. Grimaldi, the amber curator at the American Museum of Natural History, says placing a moratorium on the purchase of amber from Myanmar — a moratorium that would include paleontologists, geologists and private collectors — would be a small price to pay if it denied "significant revenue" to Myanmar's military.
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It navigates corners and crevices well, though it did snag a few times on my stubble when I tested it — a small price to pay in exchange for its simplicity, 90-minute battery life (the light around the button changes color when it's time to charge), and quiet charm.
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Amazon's Kindle products are some of the most popular e-readers around, but there's a price to pay for the convenience of Amazon's huge library and convenient syncing features: the company appears to be tracking, recording, and storing data on every single tap you make on the device.
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"We don't levy taxes for the sake of levying taxes, but to pay for something which we think is worth having the government do, and in this case it was part of the price to pay for expanding health-care coverage to many millions more people," he said.
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Furthermore, if predictions by opponents of the bill that it could cut coverage for many Americans had come to rely on through Obamacare are borne out, there could be a painful political price to pay for the President and his party down the road -- at least that's what Democrats believe.
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D. FABER: MR. FABER AND I AM HAPPY TO PRONOUNCE IT THAT WAY EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE THE SAME LAST NAME, WHY IS 21 TIMES FORWARD EBITA A GOOD PRICE TO PAY IT WOULD SEEM TO BE QUITE A MULTIPLE EVEN FOR WHAT IS TO BE FAIR A GROWTH COMPANY?
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For context, the Series 210.2 that comes without cellular capability is priced at $210, so the extra $2100 (plus a monthly charge from your carrier) is a small price to pay for the freedom to be able to leave your iPhone at home without missing out on messages and calls.
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If the Warsaw conference is seen as a predominantly anti-Iranian summit, it will only exacerbate transatlantic divisions, leaving the U.S. with fewer allies in the Middle East, and Poland with a political price to pay within the EU. Michal Baranowski is the director of the German Marshall Fund's Warsaw office.
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With the international fees, the ring could cost you upwards of $90 ($60 if you use Royal Mail), but hey, that's just a small price to pay for a bit of sentimental history — especially if you missed out on snagging one of Stella McCartney's limited-release replicas of Markle's reception dress.
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Temporary physical arm pain was a small price to pay for the immense joy felt upon internalizing and embodying the big leader's morning feelings message; not to mention the immense satisfaction of being able to give back while starting the day THE WHITE WAY, as the big leader called it.
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"You have the best of all worlds in Leonia, but traffic is the price to pay," said Helen Saitta, a borough native and an agent with Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty in Alpine, N.J. Many buyers choose the low-rise suburb, she noted, because New York City is so near.
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In the current period of reckoning, some are arguing that a wholesale expunging or erasure of work by sexual harassers is a small price to pay if it results in a thorough rethinking in creative industries, where the use of sex and power are particularly ill-defined and open to abuse.
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In a heated billionaire-versus-billionaire debate with former hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman, Palihapitiya said that being demonized or labeled "out of touch" is a small price to pay for having so much wealth at a time when so many Americans have been left out of the financial boom.
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Luckily, there's a really nice 2100-inch LG 4K OLED TV on sale right now in the PCMag Shop (which is owned by Mashable's publisher, Ziff Davis) — and if you enter the code SAVE100 during checkout, you'll take an additional $100 off its already-lowered price to pay just $1,699.
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If, in trying to articulate what a far-left politics means in the age of Trump, his ideas are occasionally underdeveloped, that seem a fair price to pay for an admirable attempt to reframe all of American politics, to shift the Overton window to include ideas too radical for Bernie Sanders.
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The fact that they have to sell ads to pay the bills for that service — and the fact that the scale of their network gives them staggering power over the minds of two billion people around the world — is an unfortunate, but inevitable, price to pay for a shared social graph.
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While some teams would consider it a failure to be consistently on the fringe of the playoffs and to be dumped out after one round, the Senators see a decent prospect and a two-year extension for a 36-year-old as a fair price to pay for that postseason gate.
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Updated 7:40PM ET, January 27th: RavPower shared with The Verge that the offer code will expire tonight at 11:59PM PT / 2:59AM ET. At first, this might seem like a steep price to pay for a wall charger, but this one leaps ahead in a few ways: it's small and powerful.
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HIGH PRICE TO PAY The malaise in Misiones, a province sandwiched between Brazil and Paraguay, reflects a wider struggle for Argentina's clothing and textile sectors, which have been hit by a 2000% drop in retail sales in the first seven months of 2400, according to government data based on shopping mall purchases.
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Most celebs wouldn't want to offend by saying they don't appreciate the people whose admiration has led to their success, because doing that would make them seem ungrateful, since the assumption is that constant attention and speculation about their lives is just the necessary price to pay for their money and success.
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" The sanctions were praised by the United Kingdom, with Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt tweeting, "If we are going to stop chemical and biological weapons — including nerve agents — becoming a new and horrific 21st cent norm states like Russia that use or condone their use need to know there is a price to pay.
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The United States circulated a revised draft resolution to the 15-member council, which it first put forward on March 1, amid a warning from President Donald Trump that there would be a "big price to pay" for a suspected deadly poison gas attack on a rebel-held Syrian town on Saturday.
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But the response to a president and a party that is openly saying that hundreds of thousands of deaths is a reasonable price to pay for Getting the Economy Going simply cannot be joining with stakeholders from all sides and trying to find a way to get that number a little lower.
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We can argue about whether Trump is savvy enough to sit across the table from Kim, whether he will be adequately prepared, whether he's really got the talent and diplomatic strategy in place, and whether giving Kim the audience he so clearly craves is too high a price to pay for talks.
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Potentially being recorded in what you believe is the security of your own home—where you might feel free to say and do things that may not be acceptable to, you know, the rest of society—may be too high a price to pay just so you don't have to bother cleaning up after yourself.
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But as a way of exploring whether Shell's prowess in natural-gas supply and energy trading can be extended to providing services to millions of customers, some of whom will increasingly generate their own electricity, it may be a small price to pay—especially for a company that invests at least $25bn a year.
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So it was in the context of the findings but also our desire to putthis behind us so there's a degree to which there is a price to pay just toresolve these matters because the uncertainty isn't good for the business orfor our people within the business JC: Well there's no direct relation atall.
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"For many people wanting to impact American policy in the region, the cost of a condo is a small price to pay to lobby one of the people closest to the president, far away from watchful eyes," Jordan Libowitz, the communications director for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, told the Washington Post.
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"Many auto companies make great efforts to maintain and remarket their used vehicles to increase accessibility of the used product to customers who otherwise cannot afford to buy new ... we note there may be a simultaneous price to pay in terms of eroding scarcity value," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note to investors.
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The point is that you can't understand the mess we're in without appreciating not just the potential corruption of the president, but the unmistakable corruption of his party — a party so intent on cutting taxes for the wealthy, deregulating banks and polluters and dismantling social programs that accepting foreign subversion is, apparently, a small price to pay.
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"If it looks like the U.S. set off the chain of events that led to escalation, and Abe didn't use his relationship with Trump to moderate that, it's easy to imagine that there would be a domestic price to pay," said Tobias Harris, a Japan analyst at Teneo Intelligence, a political risk consultancy based in New York.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday tweeted there would be a "big price to pay" for the attack.
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For several years of my youth—say, from five to 12, those salad days when finances weren't yet a concern and $9 didn't seem an unreasonable price to pay for a hot dog, and, "Oh, by the way, I'd really like a $133 bucket of French fries, please, Mom"—attending Massaschusetts' Topsfield Fair in early autumn was my favorite thing to do.
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Certainly, enforcement of robust security standards - including adequately manned, trained and armed guard forces; physical barriers to vital areas; detection, alarm and communication systems; a careful vetting of all plant employees to ensure against infiltration of terrorists and criminals, along with other measures - are but a small price to pay to avoid yet another intentional or accidental Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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"A guaranteed negative return on an asset held for 10 years seems like far too high a price to pay today for this perceived safety, especially given where the same 'safe' asset has been priced historically, and where it could trade again should risk preference or fundamentals change, even modestly," Craig Morgan, a fund manager at M&G, said in a blog.
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This might not really have been such a high price to pay to avoid ruining the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent young people, but regardless — the DREAMers for whom Ryan would not risk his speakership can know that at the end of the day, he was happy to throw it away anyway; he just forgot to help them.
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A different crunch of the numbers: Mike Konczal, a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, estimates that families within the top 1 percent of the income distribution would capture 1.4 percent of total spending on free college — slightly regressive in relative terms, but arguably not an exorbitant price to pay for the 98.6 percent of spending that would benefit everyone else.
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I think they&aposre really trying to determine how serious we were about the summit and what they could gain from us, and if they felt like more than anything, we just wanted to show up for the summit, which would give Kim Jong Un some international standing at no price to pay, well, then maybe that&aposs what they were trying to achieve.
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We hear that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is warning Republicans that there'll be a political and policy price to pay if healthcare goes down — that failure would have painful implications: Senators are being told it's not possible to just let Obamacare fail — that if the Better Care bill fails, Rs will have to work with Ds (horrors!) later this year to help shore up the exchanges.
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A combination of Zonday's facial mannerisms and lyrics that sound like every late-night conversation you've ever had on acid endeared him to the world; Zonday was your goofy kid cousin with an unexpectedly adult singing voice and some surprisingly deep views on social justice (sample lyric: The same crime has a higher price to pay/Chocolate Rain/The judge and jury swear it's not in the face).
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Even if the choice was based on the difficulty of adjusting the camera work, it would have been a small price to pay for the sake of bringing a full-throated, energized cast to TV screens across country, not to mention giving us a Roger whose (temporary) disability added welcome relatability — something that's frequently a problem for the character anyway, given that he can easily come across as selfish and abrasive.
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