And if you're going to shell out for steak, you don't want to shell out for a bad one.
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You just have to shell out a few more bucks.
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Now they fret about having to shell out multiple times.
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Not unless you're willing to shell out, according to Dusaniwsky.
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Not willing to shell out an extra $200 for mink?
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Don't have the money to shell out for a GoPro?
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Check 'em out ahead, and get ready to shell out.
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Some also shell out considerable amounts to protect their executives.
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But should you shell out nearly $350 for this seat?
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For the single motor, you'll shell out less than $40,000.
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The more experienced the stylist, the more you shell out.
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At shops downtown, tourists shell out $500 for Icelandic sweaters.
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At shops downtown, tourists shell out $500 for Icelandic sweaters.
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So this is something ARMY is willing to shell out for.
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Debtors would shell out more each month under the Trump plan.
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Unless they're willing to shell out at least $150, of course.
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It will be available to anyone who can shell out $300.
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But will audiophiles really shell out that much money for headphones?
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Employers, too, are willing to shell out for the best students.
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It will shell out an extra $100m a year on technology.
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And you don't have to shell out thousands to buy one.
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Prospective students can also shell out more money for exam prep.
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These schools shell out over $15 million collectively in dedicated scholarships.
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At least they didn't shell out good money to see it.
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On average, expect to shell out $600 a month, he says.
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The city will shell out an estimated $4.8 million in services.
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As for whether buyers will shell out for the X ... no doubt.
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That is, if you have $103,000 to shell out for a unit.
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That is, if you have $10,000 to shell out for a unit.
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Forcing fliers to shell out for soft drinks may follow, Surry said.
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Again, there's no price yet, but expect to shell out some bucks.
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Millennials have to shell out more money for a set of wheels.
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Facebook too could be made to shell out in this indirect way.
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But, maybe you don't want to shell out $165 to get one.
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You'll just have to shell out $18 and let down your BFF.
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You also need to be prepared to shell out some serious cash.
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Now, BookMaker has to shell out a reported $276,424 in total wins.
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But just how much do people shell out for their "I Dos"?
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Robert Herjavec is always willing to shell out cash for valet parking.
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High-income beneficiaries can expect to shell out more for this coverage.
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So, why did I shell out another $33 for the Hilton Aspire?
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As long as you don't mind picking the bits of shell out.
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It, too, would shell out whatever amount of money it would take.
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Who would shell out on a new gold-studded designer handbag now?
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Why would any company shell out that much for a shopping tool?
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Insurance companies repping The Weinstein Company will shell out the full amount.
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If Anthony really wanted to sign someone, he could shell out millions.
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You have it or you don't, or you shell out for surgery.
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Subscribers have to shell out $11.99 per month to watch Hulu without advertising.
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Most of us simply can't shell out more than $19983,000 for a Tesla.
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But shell out that much for McLaren's new Senna supercar, and you won't.
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Southern's tour forced local police in Victoria to shell out $68,000 for security.
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Not ready to shell out the cash for one of these kits, though?
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But not everyone is as willing to shell out their hard-earned cash.
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And this is before you shell out for deductibles, co-pays, and drugs.
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Sure, I had to shell out a couple big bucks for dental fillings.
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But wouldn't you rather shell out $0.99 to reward Mezrahi for his ingenuity?
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The signs are that Britons will continue to shell out for free-range.
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Netflix, obviously, has no need to shell out for lengthy marketing campaigns, either.
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You don't have to shell out for barre classes to reap their benefits.
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The big question is, Will people actually shell out for something more advanced?
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Rather than shell out for those, many Japanese drivers buy a new car.
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How much are you willing to shell out for a bottle of gin?
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There's a way to predict what you might have to shell out later.
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For the occasional or shared-ride user, it's a lot to shell out.
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At that point, you may as well shell out for a budget smartphone.
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But those willing to shell out a little more money have an alternative.
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Companies shell out millions to have actors mention their products on social media.
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So does that mean you should shell out $14,000 for your very own?
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Gillick's own club would shell out three years and $18 million for Gordon.
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If this doesn't make you want to shell out $14 dollars on Sept.
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For an ad-free experience, you'll need to shell out $7.99 per month.
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Slim profit margins mean manufacturers are unwilling to shell out for factory upgrades.
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One other cause: Twenty-three percent felt pressured to shell out the money.
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I shell out $10 to get a box of Thin Mints and Samoas.
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Your phone is destroying your life anyway, so why shell out the dough?
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As fans, we shell out money to support our favorite artists without hesitation.
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Also the premium services are willing to shell out more money for content.
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Just for more cash than you'll shell out over at The North Face.
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Employers and workers will shell out more cash for health insurance in 21.
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We don't always have the cash to shell out for the latest MacBook Air.
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No one is going to shell out £25 a month to find a hookup.
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If you want 128GB of storage, you'll need to shell out an extra $100.
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And they're unsure if Republicans are ready to shell out that kind of cash.
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Customers will have to shell out $769 for a 32 GB iPhone 3693 Plus.
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But with cheaper options below, there's less pressure to shell out all that money.
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We all happily shell out our low monthly fee without even thinking about it.
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No one is going to shell out $30 a month to find a hookup.
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Those in the wedding party shell out even more: $728 on average, Bankrate found.
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The typical Massachusetts homeowner will shell out over $4,300 each year for property taxes.
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A lot of us refuse to shell out money for Tinder Plus or Match.
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Now it seems like something a lot of us would shell out plenty for.
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How much would you shell out for the lifelong love of a robot pal?
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Deductible: How much you'll have to shell out before your employer's plan kicks in.
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The other will shell out $5 for fries but only $1 for a burger.
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Normal folks probably won't shell out $1,400 for a phone just because it folds.
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Plus, innovation in the market has slowed, offering fewer compelling reasons to shell out.
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She also had to shell out a lump sum of $306,000 at the time.
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Time to call the plumber, and shell out for a couple hours of service, right?
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If you make the minimum payments, you'll shell out more than $2,800 over eight years.
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Gebhart isn't the only person willing to shell out some serious money to find love.
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You may soon get the chance to shell out for some official Fyre Festival merch.
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Any team that registers for either of the challenges will have to shell out $250.
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Many people are willing to shell out big bucks to try to save their pets.
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Here's how much RadPad calculated engineers need to shell out to live near their work:
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Roost Smart Battery (BUY HERE) Don't want to shell out $99 for a smoke detector?
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That's because enterprises can afford to shell out the big bucks for high-quality development.
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"Shark Tank" star Robert Herjavec is always willing to shell out extra for valet parking.
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Even better, many of these alternatives don't require you to shell out more than $120.
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Gainsborough said bidding for Eneco did not rule Shell out of other big-ticket acquisitions.
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Still, $600 is a lot to shell out for a medium that remains quite niche.
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You'll also have to shell out extra for a Type Cover keyboard and stylus pen.
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But Mr. Mulvaney was willing to shell out top dollar for his highest-ranking appointees.
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That's how he was able to shell out more than $1.5 million in hush money.
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And that would eventually force Americans to shell out more money when they gas up.
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How Much It CostsBe prepared to shell out more money to get things done quickly.
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Most Americans would rather not shell out extra cash to their bank in overdraft fees.
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You can get your hands on one if you're willing to shell out $2.7 million.
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Re/code wants you to shell out a lot of cash for a beachside conference.
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We can either trade it for cheap services or shell out cash to protect it.
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In fact, some people who already use headsets may need to shell out extra cash.
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That's a lot of people willing to shell out for at-home boutique exercise classes.
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If you want an iced chai, however, you better be prepared to shell out $4.
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Some people shell out $3,300 for a Super Bowl ticket, so no point in judging.
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On the West Coast, they plan to shell out around $299,22018 and, in the South, $581,000.
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But if you don't think you're quite willing to shell out that much money, good news!
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And if they convince you to shell out for some Disney-branded loungewear in the process?
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If I already had the Hero5, though, I kinda doubt I'd shell out for the upgrade.
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If you shell out $325, you can get a "Superliner Roomette" with one or two beds.
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If you shell out the money for these, you'll be thinking about this a lot, too.
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Collectors shell out for original canvases, which dot the walls of tropical resorts and seaside chateaus.
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Here's a surprise for Medicare beneficiaries: You still must shell out for premiums, deductibles and more.
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HGTV is ready to shell out some money for the renovations of the Brady Bunch house!
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However, there is absolutely no need to shell out £50 on a laminated locker room door.
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Kerkorian, per the AP, agreed to shell out over $10 million in back support money, too.
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Amazon hasn't so far released the number of Americans who shell out $99 annually for Prime.
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Yet Wall Street recommends that investors continue to shell out ever-higher prices for the stock.
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And maybe it was because I didn't want to shell out cash for a password manager.
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So why do we expect today's listener to shell out $120 over 12 months for streaming?
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Or are there structural shifts occurring that explain acquirers' wariness to shell out for big purchases?
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On average, sites that pay for articles shell out around $50 per piece or even higher.
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Traders bid Disney stock higher on the hopes it won't shell out the cash for Fox.
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In the market for a new TV and don't want to shell out too much cash?
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Additionally, a majority would be willing to shell out at least 10 cents more per gallon.
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So what makes people so willing to shell out $125 for a bottle of body oil?
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Sadly, those who want to snag the latest hybrid creation will have to shell out $5.
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But, of course, ya gotta shell out three bucks to get a seat at the table.
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Much like Seattle, couples in Sacramento shell out a lot of cash for a reception band.
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So, we think consumers will be willing to shell out $135 for Everlywell's at-home kit.
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If you need something done, shell out the money or learn how to do it yourself.
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Or, if you're up for it, you can shell out a one-time fee of $49.99.
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So much so that they're willing to shell out thousands of dollars to take it home.
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Artists shell out $9503 for a six-foot table and two badges to attend the con.
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Many Negev residents sleep in bunk beds and shell out $1,900 a month to live here.
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And what are people getting when they shell out more money to the American healthcare system?
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If you have an older model, download WatchOS 6 first before you decide to shell out.
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At private universities, families have to shell out $0003,480 for one year of tuition on average.
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That compares with an 225 percent lift from older shoppers, who are planning to shell out $234,21.
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Chinese consumers, particularly those living in busy megacities, shell out 4bn yuan ($600m) on masks every year.
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But it also may be serving as a psychological cap for what parents can reasonably shell out.
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Local soybean producers shell out upwards of a half-million U.S. dollars to live in the complex.
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For example, a free airline ticket will mean you need to shell out for accommodations and dining.
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Even for the cheapest procedure listed, lip implants, customers still had to shell out just under $2,500.
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For those not quite ready to shell out for a piece of LaCroix-themed art, there's Instagram.
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The claims, if accepted, could force Equifax to shell out tens of millions of dollars — perhaps more.
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The real question seems to be how much Netflix is going to shell out for the projects.
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Don't want to casually shell out the three- to four-figure price tags on West's knit boots?
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As the company notes, pharmaceutical companies shell out $3 billion a year to understand their doctor-customers.
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For those who want more than Anti merch, get prepared to shell out just a little more.
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When Halloween retailers do find space, they're having to shell out more to secure it, Brown said.
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New Yorkers shell out double the amount of money on essential groceries like milk, eggs and water.
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Some students are willing to do anything — including shell out big bucks — to attend their dream school.
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You can shell out for a huge machine, but cheaper, more portable ones are just as good.
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To crack the top 50, a group or company had to shell out at least $4.19 million.
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Drivers are forced to shell out an average of $600 in vehicle repairs because of poor roads.
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A top Miami promoter said the max he'd shell out is $2k because she's not relevant anymore.
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Individuals now pay an average of $1,312 a year in deductibles, while families must shell out $5.45,012.
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The alternative is so poorly-designed and uncomfortable that women are willing to shell out, she said.
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However, consumers will still have to shell out a few thousand dollars to turn the function on.
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And you want us to shell out some Spotify premium numbers to hear you count to 42?
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Gone are the days when buying a 22019K TV meant having to shell out thousands of dollars.
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A worker now has to shell out about $2500,218 a year, on average, before coverage kicks in.
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I approached the ticket counter, planning to shell out 26 zloty each for the cheapest seats available.
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Some organizations may not want to—or be able to—shell out for new hardware and software.
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Here are all the ways airports are ensuring that you shell out extra cash in their terminals.
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I think it's unreasonable for her to expect us to shell out so much for her birthday.
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That's because I'd immediately shell out all my hard-earned bucks for a truck like the Shortcut.
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That narrows profit margins for U.S. companies and makes them unwilling to shell out significant wage increases.
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And producer-director Johar had to shell out Rs 50 million ($741,000) in order to pacify protesters.
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But lawyers for the suing cities and states now concede that companies will shell out far less.
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Plus, we didn't expect to have to shell out a large amount of cash quite so soon.
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Are they willing to shell out big bucks to fund the big dreams of a talented entrepreneur?
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If you're willing to shell out a little money, you can also watch the 1973 animated series.
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Not only are planes flying fuller, but passengers are willing to shell out more for higher fares.
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Well, 388 backers were willing to shell out an average of $51 to hear it, so... yes?
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Plus, the Space Jam fandom has proven to be strong: Fans are willing to shell out for memorabilia.
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Where you live makes a huge difference in terms of how much you have to shell out, though.
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In fact, you don't have to shell out more than $20 to D.I.Y. one that's all your own.
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How much are you willing to shell out in the hopes of making your New Year's resolution stick?
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This time around, though, the streaming giant didn't shell out for big-budget movies or fan-favorite retreads.
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BARCELONA — You no longer have to shell out a ton of money for a smartphone with great audio.
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Does that mean people will need to shell out $14.99 for UPlay+ and buy Google Stadia titles separately?
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Sounds blissful if you're ready to shell out $250—almost $100 more than the already expensive classic AirPods.
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And four of the five countries that shell out the most in subsidies for the fuel are Asian.
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Individual owners might nonetheless shell out for the convenience of a car at their personal beck and call.
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Parents of middle schoolers can expect to shell out $375 per child, up 225 percent from last year.
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So be ready to shell out a bit for the film and stock up when it's on sale.
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CT6 buyers shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,20173) and platinum models ($85,290).
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You can go higher too, but you need to shell out for a Sonos system and Deezer Elite.
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But anyone who spends $700 on the Razer Phone is clearly willing to shell out for mobile entertainment.
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We make the decision to shell out the ticket money for the sake of financially supporting the film.
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And of those polled, most said they'd shell out more than their budget for a very close friend.
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I'm happy to see farmers find a way to get my super cheap friends to shell out cash.
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Chevron could be forced to shell out billions more should it decide to sweeten its offer for Anadarko.
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Customers aren't refusing to shell out for TV entirely, but they are shifting into digital delivery in droves.
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AND FINALLY ... Face/On If you didn't shell out 99 cents for FaceSwap Live yet, you're missing out.
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Are you willing to shell out $42 for the 4.6-ounce tub — and wait for it to arrive?
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He's offering it up to anyone willing to shell out $600 for a bed worth about half that.
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This year, high-income retirees can expect to shell out even more money to cover their Medicare premiums.
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Why shell out $500 for a dress you're only going to wear once when you could rent it?
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Surfers shell out up to $90 an hour to use Wavegarden's facilities, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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If you just want to fly the drone by itself, you'll still have to shell out about $50,000.
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Meanwhile, "Group Gold" Costco members could shell out $30 a year to gain access to the warehouse chain.
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Is that enough for even corporate giants to shell out the dough for one of these computing behemoths?
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Yes, it seems inconceivable that teatox brands are able to shell out this kind of cash to influencers.
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Employers in America shell out around $15,000 per household per year on their employees' healthcare, at last report.
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She would rather shell out more money towards a workout than she would clothing or a restaurant meal.
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Obviously they'll be pricier, of course, and questions about how much insurance companies will shell out still remain.
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Just sign on the dotted line and shell out cash to the world's wealthiest company every single month.
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CT6 buyers shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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And, most of us would gladly shell out a few cents each day for quality sleep and comfort.
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You can blame my parents, who didn't shell out for the Disney Channel even though I (repeatedly!) asked.
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It's something they'll probably never shell out for on their own, but they'll love having around the house.
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Families wanted to shell out a lot of money for holiday celebrations, or appear as if they had.
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If you don't shell out $10 per month, you can't listen offline or play audio in the background.
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On average, Americans shell out $1,513 per year for their drugs — $300 more than Germans or Canadians do.
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Looking for true wireless earbuds, but don&apost want to shell out $250 for the new AirPods Pro?
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How much are you going to have to shell out for it on top of your Netflix subscription?
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How much Generation Y shell out annually on luxury items while traveling, mainly buying clothes, bags, watches and jewelry.
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In 2005, meanwhile, GM had to shell out $2.5 billion to exit from an ill-fated partnership with Fiat.
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Now its defense ministry is willing to shell out as much as $2 billion to make that a reality.
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I bought them on Grana, but I'm not sure I want to shell out $100 each to replace them.
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Don't want to shell out $7,303 for business class but fretting spending a 16-hour flight crammed in coach?
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Looking to kickstart a juicing habit, but not ready to shell out big bucks on an expensive premium juicer?
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The agency lost $5.6 billion last year, mostly because Congress demands it shell out prefunded retiree health care benefits.
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Beauty fanatics, listen up: You don't have to shell out tons of money every time you want to shop.
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If you're a PC gamer, you have to be ready to shell out some serious cash for your gear.
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Even though I hate YouTube's ads, I don't think I'd ever shell out $10 per month for YouTube Red.
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When you shell out around $1,000 for a monitor, it ought to ship with a minimal set of expectations.
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All you need is a bit of prep — and be willing to shell out a few bucks for convenience.
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But if you don't have AppleCare+ and you break your iPhone X screen — be prepared to shell out more.
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Some people went off about dates who would only shell out for fast food (and plenty of them begrudgingly).
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Readers can shell out either $5.99 for one issue through the app or subscribe for the year for $17.99.
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You can collect free time by referring people to the app, but eventually you'll probably have to shell out.
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To see Ed Sheeran at Staples Center in Los Angeles, for example, you'll have to shell out $117 — minimum.
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You'll try and convince yourself that you aren't going to shell out for the new FIFA game this September.
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If you want to stream in high definition, you'll need to shell out for the Unlimited & More Premium option.
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Someone is willing to shell out more than $22017 million to have lunch with billionaire investing legend Warren Buffett.
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Some states shell out standard annual salaries, while others determine pay based on how many days a politician works.
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If you receive care in an assisted living facility or nursing home, you'll have to shell out big bucks.
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For those willing to shell out the big bucks this year, Hatchimals are once again a hot holiday toy.
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You'll have to shell out some serious cash to become one of the relatively few visitors to the Arctic.
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Between the boards and the installation supplies, we shell out $240, which is including my dad's contractor discount (woof!).
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Many brands that are targeted at these consumers would likely shell out big bucks to have access to it.
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These blockbusters shell out major money, and, where multiple films are involved, allow cast-members to renegotiate their salaries.
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Those who want to buy one of the 1,000 Founders Series Roadsters will have to shell out $250,000 upfront.
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The internet was changing everything, and suddenly fewer and fewer people were willing to shell out money for smut.
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It's not a great idea to shell out for a fancy Haws number if you're constantly KO-ing succulents.
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Frugal shoppers will soon have to shell out a few more bucks when hunting for deals at Five Below.
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Gone are the days when everyone thought you would have to shell out large amounts to get 4K technology.
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And if you thought you had to shell out hundreds of dollars to treat yourself to one, think again!
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Others noted the comparatively short battery life is the main reason why they will never shell out for one.
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That is, if you're willing to shell out $330, prefer Apple Music to Spotify, and are down with Siri.
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It found that more of them were willing to shell out big money on art than their older peers.
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You can also shell out $268 for four-hour exclusive entry to the spa in addition to the pool.
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Many of the nation's lawmakers do not seem eager to shell out massive aid packages until these costs become clear.
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If you shell out $900 for a Jibo and it can't outperform a $50 Alexa, you're going to be pissed.
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Frequent flyers who like to pick their seats may need to shell out more miles for their next award ticket.
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As she grew, her family would have to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars to keep replacing the device.
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It's not unusual for us to shell out more than 10% of our income just to make those monthly payments.
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Now, he wants the Pujols to shell out more than $27 MILLION to make things right ... don't hold your breath.
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That also means customers will have to shell out extra money if they want to use the device at all.
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There are ways to avoid paying, but if you're a regular shopper it makes sense to shell out for one.
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They question how many gamers will shell out hundreds of dollars for a headset after investing in a gaming console.
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They'll shell out $2.74 per burger, on average, while Texas residents will only pay an average of $2.32 per sandwich.
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The days of pay TV distributors continuing to shell out more for channels that fewer people are watching are over.
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Choosing not to shell out for the paid membership option won't stop you from meeting the partner of your dreams.
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She claims her leg was broken in the chaos, and she had to shell out for surgery and treatment afterward.
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You also need to shell out an extra $130 for the Tab S5e's folding keyboard, since it doesn't come included.
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But would you ever shell out serious cash for something you could only use once — or, rather, only eat once?
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On average, Americans shell out more than $1,000 per year for their drugs — $300 more than Germans or Canadians do.
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And if you're not willing to shell out $300, you can also by the record on its own for $29.98.
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These ones from Stuart Weitzman caught my eye, but I never felt ready to shell out $800 for a pair.
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I don't shell out $30/week to any of my kids, but I do reward them handsomely for report cards.
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Numerous predatory industries, such as gambling and payday lending, shell out big dollars to place targeted advertisements before segmented audiences.
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I offered flexibility and different options for someone to shell out a quarter or two to satiate their sweet tooth.
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Essentially, Snapchat is expecting you the shell out an extra $220 for its new AR lenses and filters on Spectacles.
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CDs and DVDs are becoming obsolete, but many people still shell out cash for hard copies of albums and movies.
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For instance, consumers in Philadelphia must now shell out about an additional $1.01 on a 2-liter bottle of soda.
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Leicester paid peanuts for them, compared with what Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United or Arsenal shell out for top players.
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Their reviews were promising, but I wasn't about to shell out a couple hundred dollars just to get an appointment.
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When we're making the same as the groomsmen, dollar for dollar, maybe we'll shell out more for wedding gifts, too.
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Paul Ryan told Greta Van Susteren last night that he's prepared to shell out $8-14 billion for Trump's wall.
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If you don't want to shell out $300 for a PlayStation 4 or an Xbox One, check out Google Stadia.
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I delivered a lot of groceries to pay for it, and I don't really want to shell out for excursions.
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But many are uncertain non-techies will be willing to shell out $30 per month for a luxury email tool.
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If you're looking to get engaged, take heart: You might not have to shell out a lot for that bling.
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If you live in a gated community or a condo, don't forget you'll have shell out for those association fees.
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I couldn't bring myself to shell out the money for sushi, despite last night's craving, so this is a compromise.
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And, as long as there are people willing to shell out the cash, there will be no shortage of supply.
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Money, though, still matters, but getting companies to shell out for workers they don't consider qualified has been a struggle.
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If it wasn't covered, we would have had to shell out over $20,000 for the procedure, not counting the meds.
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Similarly, drivers for Uber and Lyft or other ridesharing platforms will generally shell out more for maintenance on their cars.
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No, what's absurd is what equipment you don't get when you shell out this much cash for a small hatchback.
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For $200-$250 I could easily shell out for say, a Samsung Galaxy Watch Active or a Fitbit Versa 2.
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After factoring in books, transportation and personal expenses, students can expect to shell out $72,900 a year, the university predicts.
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Unless you live in Maine, you typically have to shell out for lobster—those delicious, prehistoric-looking crustaceans are expensive.
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Even then, users need to shell out $250 for a mod for the phone to help extend battery life. Why?
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Generally, the Justice Department's interventions force local governments to shell out millions of taxpayer dollars to alter their police departments.
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Car buyers can expect to shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (base price: $66,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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Car buyers can expect to shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (sticker price: $66,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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Posted on 53 July 2016 Before you even step foot on foreign soil, be prepared to shell out at the airport.
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The industry has countered that investment firms will have to shell out more than that just to comply with the rules.
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No treadmill is going to be cheap, per se, but you do not have to shell out a minimum of $21,230.
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It's not the plushest option, but if you're willing to shell out a few more bucks it could be worth it.
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Unless you have a couple of college buddies with strong backs, expect to shell out a couple thousand dollars for movers.
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Parents willing to shell out more cash can splurge on custom features such as a higher-power battery or silver wheels.
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You can do cooler stuff if you are willing to shell out "gems," but those gems equate to very real dollars.
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And if you want an iPhone X with 256GB of storage, you're going to have to shell out a whopping $1,149.
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And really, the same would be true of anyone willing to shell out $60 for a tracker that measures UV exposure.
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Otherwise, you may not only have to shell out more dough, but you'll also be more likely to miss your connection.
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They are countersuing Depp for compulsory spending, alleging that the actor would often shell out $2 million a month on purchases.
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Local schools, particularly academies, have taken to asking parents to shell out hundreds of pounds on fancy uniforms and PE kits.
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I forgot to bring a bagel, so I have to shell out $3.04 for a protein bar from the vending machine.
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Backers will have to shell out $98 for what looks to be a deluxe reissue of an extremely limited first pressing.
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Hey, you have some time left before 2019 to shell out that Jackson — so Susan can put a sock in it.
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If you're looking to purchase the masterpiece of a home now, though, you won't have to shell out quite as much.
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For example, Verizon users need to shell out significantly more for HD video to actually function as intended on these lines.
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Will fans be willing to shell out as much for DC's service as they are for the more established streaming giants?
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But by Monday, those seeking Amy for America hats didn't have to look far, though they might have to shell out.
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If you really want to be serious about your photo editing, you might just want to buck up and shell out.
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McCuen's action is all the more inspiring considering he wasn't in the best position to shell out over a thousand bucks.
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He wants to rent it out, which means he'll have to shell out a lot of cash for another down payment.
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Big cable bundles require people who don't want to watch sports to shell out big bucks for channels they never watch.
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If you don't want to shell out several hundred dollars for a cappuccino machine, this affordable alternative does the job admirably.
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It's so good, I'd shell out $5 extra just to avoid the embarrassment of rust stains while retaining my sweet memories.
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The question is how many Chinese shoppers are willing to shell out 2,799 yuan, or $414, for the Siri-controlled speaker.
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For those willing to shell out $500 to start that conversation, they are a great way to get the message across.
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But prepared to shell out extra if you're going for something more premium, like champagne in the à la carte menu.
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For some tech enthusiasts, that's worth sacrificing a pair of ear buds or having to shell out for a wireless headset.
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If I'm going to shell out more than $10,000 for a weird three-wheeled EV, I'd probably go with Arcimoto's version.
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It's a common fallacy that you have to shell out a ton of money in order to get a decent laptop.
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Americans have been known shell out big on coffee — sometimes they spend even more on java than they save for retirement.
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Their customers, for the most part, are millennials and others who don't have $500 to shell out for a hotel room.
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But early startups relying on limited funds can't shell out for a fleet of private commuter buses or daily catered meals.
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If you want to shell out for slightly better espresso, and a much prettier machine, consider the Illy X7.1 by FrancisFrancis.
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Cheap finds are amazing, but sometimes you want to shell out a little more cash for something that will really last.
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People watching the big game will shell out an average of $81 a person, totaling in $14.8 billion, the NRF said.
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While airlines try to offer fewer benefits to lower-paying passengers, they're also investing in those willing to shell out more.
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It's hard to imagine that the continent's low-income majority would be willing to shell out cash for fancy craft beer.
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I travel a lot, and usually have to shell out $25 for a ride to the airport, so this is nice.
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Loyal, long-term shareholders will suffer even more, it argues, if it has to shell out additional billions in court judgments.
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Living in New York City, it's not unusual to shell out upwards of $23 for a cocktail at a fancy bar.
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Instead, the company is being transparent about banking on the pharmaceutical industry's willingness to shell out big sums for its information.
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Are you going to shell out for a fancy dinner or see if your cooking skills are enough to impress them?
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With all of the Hogwarts tree topper's cool capabilities, it doesn't come cheap (you'll have to shell out $120 for it).
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Turns out there's an awful lot of over-engineered product trying to convince you to shell out for fancy, adjustable metal.
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Principally, nobody has a sliver of a clue what people will actually like enough to shell out money to see it.
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Fans shell out $22 or more for these figures, which often channel brash 19703s aesthetics and a mutable sense of nostalgia.
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Federal taxpayers shell out more than half of the $6.7 billion in the California Work Opportunities and Responsibility to Kids program.
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By some estimates, Wells Fargo could still have to shell out more than $500 million in additional penalties and customer refunds.
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It's cheap enough that a musician could shell out $10 to use a plugin for a month and toy around with it.
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On top of all this, you have users fretting over their memory usage and having to shell out more cash for upgrades.
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"It's just nuts to shell out millions of dollars to subsidize surplus piles of peanuts, bug-based foods, and robobartenders," Flake said.
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It&aposs going for just $229,000—that should allow you to shell out for second breakfasts, elevensies, and, of course, pipe weed.
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It's historically closed-off: Big companies sell big-bucks programs, and people either shell out or cobble together their own kludgy systems.
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Though AT&T appears to still have the devices in stock, customers will likely have to shell out $14.95 for expedited shipping.
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Most of us can't shell out $40 for a cleansing water, even if it comes with the promise of eternally angelic skin.
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If you don't have a few hundred thousand dollars to shell out on a hotel room, you can still experience the scene.
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The groups don't want to support the Trump candidacy, but they are deciding whether they'll shell out money for ads against Clinton.
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While we may initially equate fast food restaurants with burgers and fries, most of these speedy stops also shell out soft serve.
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If you stood in line for the chance to shell out a cool grand for the newest Apple offering, we salute you.
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But regardless of which service you use, you're probably going to have to shell out a bit extra to fit your files.
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What if, instead, it represents your willingness to shell out tons of money for what is likely to be a $27,20 smartphone?
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And while I don't buy a latte every morning, I shell out $5 at Cafe Grumpy at least three times a week.
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But then when a company from Taiwan comes knocking, all of a sudden there's $4 billion of taxpayer money to shell out.
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But couples who want to go even further can shell out at least $1 million to have the wedding of Markle's dreams.
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He also explains why he thinks owners will have to shell out more for new facilities and rely less on public financing.
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Many observers thought Merck would eventually have to shell out $10 billion or more to thousands of plaintiffs over the drug's withdrawal.
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If you want to watch NCIS or The Big Bang Theory, you'll need to shell out for CBS's All Access digital service.
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It is to shell out $1bn, $270m of which will go to Paradise, a town largely destroyed in last year's Camp Fire.
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If you want Turbo Boost or hyperthreading, you're going to need to shell out for the i2500 processor or the i24, respectively.
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U.S. college students shell out more than $795 million a year on bank and credit card fees, according to a new report.
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But regardless of overlap the features should still be useful enough for hard core Bumble users to shell out $9.99 per month.
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Or do you shell out for the Wi-Fi code and spend three hours cleaning out your inbox while sipping soda water?
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As streaming services get more popular, theaters have been struggling to convince people they should shell out to see movies in theaters.
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Web ads aren't nearly as lucrative, and most readers aren't inclined to shell out for access to content behind a digital paywall.
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When it comes time to play, these millionaires and billionaires are willing to shell out the big bucks for ultra-luxurious toys.
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Unless you're willing to shell out money for the best-sounding smart speaker, Amazon's Echo speakers are just fine for Apple Music.Â
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If you missed the window but you were willing to shell out for one of the bundles, I'd give eBay a shot.
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You could always use an app like Burner that generates a temporary phone number, if you don't want to shell out money.
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Contributors to campaign committees have spending limits, so mega-donors like Singer and Griffin have increasingly used PACs to shell out millions.
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The less money you have to shell out for a car, the more money you can put toward other important finical responsibilities.
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His students have also baked different foods in his classroom, so he's had to shell out the funds for groceries and snacks.
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For those not willing to shell out $90 to learn from Anna Wintour, we got the scoop on what the course covers.
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Best investment: If you want to buy a house but aren't looking to shell out millions, look no further than Seneca Lake.
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To play like this in the Hamptons, interested buyers will first have to shell out for the mansion's eight-figure price tag.
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Buyers shell out $3 million for one, which includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, and a great room.
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For 60 minutes of access, locals and travelers shell out $2 for WiFi cards sold by ETECSA, the national state phone company.
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If you want extra controllers for the new Nintendo Switch, which launches on March 3 for $299, get ready to shell out.
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Some smarter brand deals are sweeping; L'Oréal is one company that will sponsor entire channels rather than shell out per-video deals.
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Without that, despite expanding widely into new countries, it's going to have trouble convincing people to shell out money for the service.
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But you better be able to shell out if you want one — the jet costs $367 million without the fancy interior items.
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If you want to buy a house but aren't looking to shell out millions, look no further than Springs in East Hampton.
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While $400 is a lot to shell out for a 21-year-old college student, Mendl said it was worth every penny.
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The company has been buying projects at breakneck speed as it begins to shell out more than $23 billion on original programming.
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Apparently, word had spread among staff that a certain bumbling tourist had been too cheap to shell out for the whole museum.
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Looking to shell out $15,000 for a rare Prince album, like one buyer did last year, topping the company's annual sales report?
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Now, your condo board is asking you to uproot your sanctuary and shell out $20,000 to do the deed and replace it.
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In February 2018, a federal judge upheld an agreement that required the president to shell out $25 million to settle three lawsuits.
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Explosives propelled the shell out of the tube at 300 mph, and it rose nearly a mile in the air before exploding.
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Estuary is not the place to shell out $62 for steak, especially meat as lackluster as the restaurant's supposedly aged rib-eye.
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Bloomberg even went so far as to shell out a staggering $10 million for a 60-second spot during the Super Bowl.
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Really, you&aposre considering how much you can shell out not only for the wine but for the convenience aspect as well.
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It's a nicer, better version of the cheaper hardware for customers who are willing to shell out more for an improved device.
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But that doesn't mean you can't make it look like you can shell out $50,000 for a top-of-the-line Mac.
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But that also means you'll have to shell out a little more money, particularly around $200 to $250, depending on the size.
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In the heart of Hell's Kitchen, vigilante Matt Murdock — better known as "Daredevil" — would shell out just under $600,000 for this apartment.
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Yet before you commit, there are aspects of a lease to consider that go beyond the amount you shell out each month.
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Industry is a big funder of research, and companies don't shell out money for science out of the kindness of their hearts.
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For one, in order to fill your belly with the traditional stew, you usually need to shell out a minimum of 24 euros.
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And if you and a friend are able to shell out $1,200, you can sleep here, surrounded by sloths and even feed them.
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Meanwhile, the Islamic private equity sectors are reluctant to shell out the kind of multimillion-dollar funding rounds that have become the norm.
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Particularly fashionable decorators can expect to shell out an additional $5 to $50 per plant for a trendy marble or matte metal planter.
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Also, you're going to have the shell out $200 more than the iPhone 8 Plus thanks to the X's starting price of $999.
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Trump insists Congress shell out $5.7 billion for wall funding this year, as about 4003,000 federal workers go unpaid during the partial shutdown.
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And if you've got some money to shell out in the name of nostalgia, click on to get a peek at the offering.
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Netflix did not reveal the sum total of the deal, but it has been known to shell out a lot for big names.
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Even the scalpers were unhappy, having reportedly overestimated people's willingness to shell out to see Mr Trump sworn in as the 45th president.
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It makes sense that there's a subset of people willing to shell out $99 (or more) for that information simply because they're curious.
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It was the first publicly listed oil giant to post results, with Royal Dutch Shell out on Thursday and Exxon Mobil on Friday.
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This perceived authenticity is part of why brands shell out so much cash in exchange for a brief appearance in your Instagram feed.
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If you want to use the slate of Office apps for yourself, though, be prepared to shell out money to secure a license.
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Otherwise, if any of the winners decide they don't want the console, you'll probably need to shell out thousands of dollars on Ebay.
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If you routinely shell out for extras, the annual fee on an airline-branded credit card may quickly pay for itself, said Continenza.
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And, because this is Forever 21, you don't have to (taco) shell out a lot of cash to rock these fourth meal fashions.
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But aviation enthusiasts will probably be happy to shell out that kind of money to have one of these hanging over their heads.
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Are you a current Model S or Model X owner and wish you could try out Autopilot before you shell out for it?
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Local press reports that Bisnode has said it will delete the sanctioned records, presumably rather than shell out to send millions of letters.
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If you find yourself constantly dropping your iPhone and having to shell out major bucks to get your cracked screen replaced, listen up.
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And when the internet is awash in content, no one wants to shell out for words and images they can get for free.
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While households earning more than that amount will shell out substantially more — an average $29,2466 — that figure would represent just 211 percent growth.
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And the people willing to shell out such fantastic sums in order to access such trivial toys will be eager to display them.
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The brand appeals to everyone and anyone who loves clean, natural beauty products, but doesn't want to shell out $50 for a shampoo.
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Apple recently hired a pair of executives from Sony's television studio, with reported plans to shell out up to $1bn on TV shows.
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On sale for $530, it's pricey, but it's a steal compared to the thousands you would shell out for a Swiss-made version.
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I will, however, happily shell out $25 for Playmobil's new Porsche 245 GT240 Cup racer; a welcome addition to my toy-packed desk.
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A passenger of greater girth, however, would shell out extra for a wider seat configuration and would share the bench with fewer neighbours.
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We shell out hundreds for a gym membership, sign up for that Mandarin class, or buy dozens of books we vow to read.
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It might seem like your only alternative is to settle for paycheck-to-paycheck living, or to shell out for an expensive advisor.
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But I could just shell out for Bluetooth wireless in-ear buds that fit my shell-like ears and carry on as normal.
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Then, there are reasonably well-behaved 5-year-olds whom the parents might like to bring rather than shell out for a babysitter.
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Back in 1998, the minimum an organisation had to shell out in order to be included among the top 100 spenders was $18903m.
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If want you the freedom to pick your own seat, be prepared to shell out an extra $20173 online or $3 in person.
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And if you desire glistening digital instrument clusters and tricked-out driver-assist features, please shell out for those options and be happy.
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Which means that for the vast majority of consumers there's simply no reason to rush to shell out for a '5G-ready' handset.
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In fact, the results showed that the dudes in the bridal party tend to shell out more across every category — even clothes. How?
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Just shell out $22015,2100 for a Norwalk 22002 and you'll quickly be alleviated of everything that ails you, except maybe credit card debt.
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Most pets don't need expensive toys or other accessories, so you certainly don't need to shell out for that fancy treat-dispensing camera.
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Keeping fit at home doesn't mean you have to shell out an expensive subscription fee to stream on-demand workouts and fitness classes.
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I have a credit from when they previously messed up my order so technically I don't have to shell out any extra cash.
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Best investment: If you want to buy a house in Maui but aren't looking to shell out millions, Jerman suggests looking in Kihei.
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American companies have long ignored attacks against democratic values in authoritarian countries that are willing to shell out for their products or services.
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Don't shell out thousands of dollars you can't recoup, especially if similar homes in your neighborhood don't boast the same types of upgrades.
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Reuters TV Drone makers are setting their flight path away from consumer toys and on businesses willing to shell out for flying robots.
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Spotify expected to shell out half a billion dollars acquiring podcast-related companies in 2019, including two big purchases earlier in the year.
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It also supports three simultaneous streams without making you shell out extra money, and up to six people can have separate sub-accounts.
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The most compelling reason to shell out $400 or more for a Series 5 would be if you want an always-on display.
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Rising rates have meant that emerging economies holding heavy dollar-denominated debt will need to shell out more to pay those debts off.
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If you wanted a pic, it was another $2,800 and if you wanted a John Hancock you had to shell out a grand.
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Sale Price: $28.993 (MSRP $29.99) See Details Love the convenience of a Roomba, but don't want to shell out $300+ for its latest model?
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Meanwhile, it took two of my friends weeks to finally convince me to shell out an extra $15 for pickup-drop-off laundry service.
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Sure, you could shell out a couple hundo on a Nest IQ to keep an eye on your pets and television while you're away.
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This puts gig workers in a tough position come tax day, especially if they aren't prepared to shell out big sums to the IRS.
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If you want to shell out some extra cash, there is also a milk frother to make milky coffee beverages like macchiatos and lattes.
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Before the Echo update, Apple Music users had to either connect to the device with Bluetooth or shell out $350 for an Apple HomePod.
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And it doesn't matter if you're willing to shell out the big bucks or just want to spend the extra cash in your wallet.
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Even with large sums cities normally shell out in security and infrastructure costs, experts say those amounts pale in comparison to the overall returns.
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The service is largely free — if you're willing to listen to ads — but also has some paying customers who shell out $5 a month.
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Presumably at least one team would shell out $60 million guaranteed for Miller (and/or to force the Broncos to write a bigger check).
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This has caused some celebs to shell out thousands of dollars in legal fees, while others have settled out of court over image disputes.
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And from our very in-depth research, those same people are willing to shell out a fair chunk of change for the best ones.
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Well, you don't have to shell out thousands of dollars to get the Touch Bar experience anymore: here's how to test it out today.
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Update: According to Android World, Samsung may also throw in a free Gear VR as an incentive to shell out for the S211. Neat!
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Victoria's Secret customers shell out an average $40 to $60 more than the average intimate apparel shopper, aided by higher prices, the data found.
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You're likely to shell out more cash for consumer electronics over the next five years as connected hardware grows in popularity, according to Euromonitor.
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On top of that, you still have to shell out money for internet and data to just to be able to enjoy these services.
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But you don't have to shell out cash on an a cheap Party City hairpiece or an expensive, lace-front wig for your costume.
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Each year, local officials shell out up to an estimated $90 billion to lure tech giants and other corporations to settle within their borders.
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Ya gotta imagine when he gets it down, he'll shell out for something a bit nicer -- dude's worth an estimated $66 billion, after all.
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Take care of the back panel, though: if it shatters, you'll pretty much be stuck with it unless you really want to shell out.
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If you knowingly ditch the requirement, you may have to shell out $100,5.493 in penalties or 50 percent of the balance in the account.
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High-income retirees can also expect to shell out more in monthly premiums for Medicare Part B (doctor's visits) and Part D (prescription drugs).
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The software giant announced its intention to bag GitHub back in June, saying it would shell out $7.5 billion in stock to do so.
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If you want the whole package deal, you're going to have to shell out upwards of $50, which is a pretty hefty price tag.
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Between the travel expenses, hotel stay, special-occasion attire and, of course, the wedding gift itself, guests often shell out hundreds just to attend.
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The ex-Eagle (and Philly Special star) says for every reception this year he'll give $1,000 ... and for every score, he'll shell out $2,500.
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Donald Trump is being forced to shell out some cash after he missed an important hearing regarding his campaign merchandise, according to a report.
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That user may also enjoy songs by other performers, but not enough to shell out the $1.29 it costs to download the music legally.
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In many states, nonsubsidized customers will have to shell out more than $100 per month more than what they currently pay for their plans.
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Also, balance-carrying consumers shell out more than $2,600 in interest each year (assuming an annual percentage rate of 18 percent), the study found.
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A private tasting with Mark is an experience usually reserved for A-list wine lovers willing to shell out up to $3,000 a ticket.
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Depending on the action figure, Power Rangers collectors will shell out a decent amount of money to get their hands on your old toy.
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The company also offers customers a way to get into its ecosystem without having to shell out big bucks for one of its machines.
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That means that people will now likely shell out the $9 required to continue living in dongle land, whether they want to or not.
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Families currently shell out tens of thousands of dollars a year for care, yet providers still struggle to offer decent settings for their children.
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But for someone like me, who tends to put her makeup on in a rush, it's not something to shell out four Benjamins for.
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The amount Embiid will shell out for his fellow Sixers employees will depend on how many will need financial support during the league's hiatus.
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According to Mr. Rojas, who works at a hospital cafeteria, teenagers shouldn't have to shell out that much money to play and have fun.
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Since more people are right-handed, they tend to look to the right when walking, increasing the chance they will shell out some cash.
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If you purchase them all together through The Complete Ethereum Blockchain Mastery Bundle, however, you'll only shell out $29 — a savings of 95 percent.
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Customers shell out thousands of dollars to install underground bunkers where they can live in the event of a nuclear disaster or other emergency.
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Stretch your vacation even longer by purchasing a multi-day pass, which discounts daily tickets, but expect to shell out for food and souvenirs.
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Good Enough If you don't want to shell out for a security key, your best bet is a dedicated app like Authy or Google Authenticator.
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But — and it's a big one — only if you're willing to shell out serious cash to get a device that actually does the job intended.
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Considering this is his final tour, if you really love Elton John that much, you're simply going to have to shell out the big bucks.
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I had better coverage at a much lower price before; now I have to shell out thousands before this incredibly expensive package even kicks in.
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Two-parent households here will shell out 15.5 percent of their median $98,408 income for infant childcare and 240 percent for four-year-old care.
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Unfortunately, protecting identities in the wake of the attack will require people to shell out money to somebody, as well as some painstaking security measures.
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But if you actually want to learn, to improve your mind, to improve your awareness and understanding of the world, you have to shell out.
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According to documents obtained by The Blast , Schwartz is also asking for Bieber, 24, to shell out $1,000 for every day he misses his deposition.
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If you're the only person with V2V technology, it doesn't do you much good, so you probably won't shell out for it as an option.
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But it's an exceptional burden in high-cost states like Arizona, where the same family will shell out more than 18 percent of its income.
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The better-than-expected quarterly results follow recent concern that buyers are becoming more reluctant to shell out big bucks for luxury condos in Manhattan.
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And it's not cheap: CT6 buyers can expect to shell out $2,500 for the standalone option on luxury (base price: $20213,290) and platinum models ($85,290).
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"Apple's debuted a battery case for the juice-sucking iPhone — an ungainly lumpy case the sheeple will happily shell out $99 for," the example reads.
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Imagine watching television and stumbling upon a shifty version of Endgame before getting a chance to shell out $15 for a ticket to watch it.
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But since such broad licenses would require platforms to shell out lots of cash, this solution could actually prove even more exclusionary for emerging platforms.
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Lego's new "Women of NASA" toy set is already sold out on Amazon — unless you want to shell out $100 more than the original price.
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The real question on our minds after today: Now that the $329 iPad works with the Apple Pencil, will anyone shell out for the Pro?
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It costs $2,000 a night, but if you're willing to shell out, you'll have your very own luxury yurt on a terrace overlooking the city.
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Nowadays you either get an ill-fitting off-the-rack piece, or shell out an absurd amount of money for a professionally designed custom suit.
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Owners of the pet bot can also access an Aibo store via the companion app to shell out yet more money to buy additional tricks.
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Estimates published by global consulting agency Synechron say banks looking to relocate 1000 roles would have to shell out, on average, £50,000 ($66,252) per employee.
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And dads are often the ones likely to shell out the most cash on their children's activities, according to a new survey from TD Ameritrade.
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But lose that and you'll need to shell out $20, which is more than twice what Apple charges for its similar 3.5mm to Lighting adapter.
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Skin Inc Pure Deepsea Hydrating MaskIf you're willing to shell out a little more for in-flight pampering (we're not talking seat upgrades), Skin Inc.
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If all of this bleeding-edge hardware and software sounds like something you'd be willing to shell out cash for, unfortunately, you'll have to wait.
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The streaming service is set to shell out $100 million per year for the show, even though it's technically a property of NBC's parent company.
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If you won't shell out $150 per month to be nagged, there are plenty of apps like Sweat that let you choose between guided workouts.
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And for Mac users, it means not needing to shell out for an iPad just because you want to run uMake or The Walking Dead.
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NBC isn't just paying the transfer cost, it will also shell out a percentage in royalty fees to profit participants of the series, Pachter said.
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Fear not, cash-strapped computer sniffers, there's now a candle that will get you that high without having to shell out for a new computer.
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According to Beall, Stein said he could get his hands on ammonium nitrate for the bomb and shell out $200 to $300 for other materials.
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I also sponsor a club, so when we host our Christmas party and other events, I will have to shell out for supplies for those.
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In some states, the prospective home purchaser will shell out for both policies, but in others, the seller will pay for coverage on the buyer.
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The iPhone 8 is here and avid Apple fans across the globe are preparing to shell out a few hundred dollars for the newest generation.
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Hey, who wants to shell out hard-earned cash money on a product and not be aware of all the fabulous ways to use it?
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The company will also have to shell out another €4,000 ($4,200 US) to the Bauret family for posting a photo of "Naked" on Koons's website.
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It's important for parents to talk to kids about spending real money, since it's possible for them to shell out a lot of real cash.
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Members of Generation X are no slouches either on Valentine's Day spending; the survey found they expect to shell out $268 on their significant other.
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Absolutely. The price is steeper than I'd ideally like to shell out, but the size is larger and the taste and consistency truly pay off.
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On Monday, Wall Street behemoth Goldman Sachs agreed to shell out more than $22008 billion for deceiving investors and contributing to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Compare that with using a boutique spinning or Pilates studio two or three times per week, for which you can shell out more than $90.
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If you're willing to shell out 99 cents, Smart Menorah for iOS includes stellar graphics, a countdown timer, and the blessings one chants while lighting.
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The Triton 900 features the RTX 2080 by default, while you'll have to shell out an extra $700 to get it on the Triton 4.63.
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I bought the large metal grip accessory for the X-T1, but I might just shell out for this instead when the X-T2 launches.
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If you really want to work out which one suits you best, then maybe shell out the $19.98 for a month and try them both.
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Due to dwindling public-education funding, public-school teachers sometimes shell out hundreds of dollars for classroom chalk and pencils out of their own pocket.
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It's too easy to get around by bike and public transit, and I'm usually too cheap to shell out $10 bucks for a taxi home.
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Either way, this handsome line of shoes is definitely a game-changer, proving you don't need to shell out major dough to get quality products.
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So if I have a cold, I just take over-the-counter medicine, rather than go to the doctor and shell out $100 [to] $150.
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More importantly, he questions why many Singaporeans are unwilling to shell out the same amount for local dishes as they would for a Caesar salad.
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Too often in the transfer market, Chelsea seems determined to buy in bulk, rather than shell out the premium figures now required for premium talent.
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Cell carriers are no longer subsidizing phones with new contracts, which means that consumers have to shell out the full $649 for a new iPhone.
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Each time his Nissan has been inspected, Mr. Cabrera said he has had to shell out at least $1,500 in repairs in order to pass.
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Be prepared to shell out some dough, though: Devices enabled with Wi-Fi 6 are expensive, and the routers that support it will be too.
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But as more and more pet owners shell out big bucks to clone their dogs and cats, animal rights advocates are calling the practice unethical.
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The amount of money that U.S. consumers shell out yearly in credit cards fees and interest has passed the $100 billion mark, new research shows.
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If you recently signed up for Medicare and are considering a supplemental policy to reduce what you shell out for health care, don't dilly-dally.
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Harry Martinian of Elmont said he and his wife, Anna, had expected to "shell out a considerable amount of money" for their son Otto's tuition.
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Depending on where they lived, consumers had to shell out anywhere from $3 to $10 per freeze and then another fee to lift the freeze.
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Utah will have to shell out more state funds to cover the newly eligible than it would have had it expanded Medicaid like other states.
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As to the money, we're told the Academy doesn't like to shell out for a host because they consider it the opportunity of a lifetime.
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They might even be willing to shell out more than $210 for the newest version of the Motion Pillow, made by South Korea-based TenMinds.
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As part of the divorce, Neal already paid his ex $15k in November and will shell out $1,500 per month over the next 6 months.
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That's why people wax poetic about and shell out so much for super aged whiskeys like a Macallan 25 or 23-year Pappy Van Winkle.
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Just this week, it agreed to shell out at as much as $100 million to drivers in California and Massachusetts to settle a class-action lawsuit.
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After 18 months, your discount ends, and you'll either have to shell out $175 to pay off the phone or hand it back in to Sprint.
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However, we'd be remiss not to mention that you will also need to shell out a couple hundred bucks for a few base stations and controllers.
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It's possible you could even use a regular old match to light them, but that's not why you'd shell out $58 for the Lumos starter pack.
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Given the huge deductibles these plans carry, many people will have to shell out the better part of ten grand before their insurance really kicks it.
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And with my schedule being as inflexible as it was, we were forced to bite the bullet and shell out the money for an airline ticket.
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As Gizmodo noted previously, the military is usually willing to shell out countless billions of dollars in sketchy contracts, unnecessary new equipment and sheer administrative waste.
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However, be prepared to shell out a few thousand if you want to achieve a dream mouth – Neavins says the procedure can cost up to $6,000.
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Apple's temporarily offering a great price on battery replacements for certain models, though you'll typically shell out $79 for the company to handle this for you.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you shell out $40 for an iPhone case, you probably expect to use it for the life of your phone.
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The bad blood between them is nothing new -- they just settled a drawn-out, contentious divorce that ended with him having to shell out serious gwap.
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But if you're willing to shell out that much for the Russian roulette of tattoos, you might as well just pick a design you really love.
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Fans watching in California will shell out more than $1,754 to get a glimpse of the Warriors as they attempt to cap off their historic year.
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Xbox One owners who don't want to shell out for the fancy new controller can get the Copilot feature through a creators update later this year.
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Although I technically only have $3 of my $100 left for the week, I shell out $22 for the treatment and leave an $8 cash tip.
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Sales of organic eggs, for which customers shell out over twice as much as for caged-hen ones, have come off the boil in recent years.
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And if you're willing to shell out for the full Wi-Fi pass, you'll be able to send the full range of telecommunication messages again, too.
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When you want to make a statement, but don't feel it's necessary to shell out a year's salary for a legacy piece, you go with Shinola.
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It seems unlikely that the law enforcement will shell out that kind of cash for over 100 devices for a case involving $100,000 in property damage.
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Though if I want to brew it in a Teforia, or any other non-Sips tea, I'll have to shell out $1,000 for the Teforia Classic.
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Bloomberg has said he would shell out millions of dollars to support Democrats as they try to grab majorities in Congress in next month's midterm elections.
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Under the new system the company would have to shell out £2.9M for a further five years' licensing, a Transport for London spokesman confirmed to TechCrunch.
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As wealthy shoppers shell out more of their money on fancy cars and travel, luxury handbags and other personal high-end goods are being left behind.
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Households earning between $24,000 and $149,999 are seen tightening their grip even more, and are planning to shell out $1,394 — down 10 percent from last year.
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Then again, you can experience this Easter egg on YouTube for free, so it remains to be seen whether people will actually shell out for OKNOTOK.
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The drivers will also be using ReachNow's cars, so they don't have to shell out for gas, maintenance and upkeep, or insurance, according to the outlet.
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Zoe McLellan, from "NCIS: New Orleans," is about to shell out some major cash to her ex-husband, but she's not down with monthly payment plans.
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The future "Bachelorette" pleaded guilty for the misdemeanor offense, the outlet said, adding that she was told to shell out no less than $431 in fines.
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And even though he's gotta shell out a ton of cash, he doesn't seem the least bit worried ... seeing as he appears to already be engaged.
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It's an idea that Grail will shell out to test; most of its investments will go toward the company's two long-term, population-scale clinical trials.
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But, if you are going to shell out for some designer shades—like a pair of Ray Bans—the Bose Frames are kind of a deal.
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The engineer didn't feel ready to have children yet, so she was prepared to shell out at least $2000,230 of her own savings for the procedure.
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Diabetics have had no choice but to shell out more and more money to stay alive, with insulin prices growing exponentially in the last three decades.
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Wilburn says he had to shell out $1k in medical expenses after the fall and might possibly need surgery so things could add up to $25k.
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The new iPad is a solid tablet, and definitely worth considering if you're due for an upgrade and don't want to shell out for a Pro.
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First, all other things being equal, speeding up the experience for those prepared to shell out will make things even slower for those who are not.
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The passes cost $250,000 when they were introduced, according to the Los Angeles Times, and buyers could shell out another $150,000 to add a companion pass.
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In the Washington state case, the same dairies that were cooperating with the government were forced to shell out millions in legal fees to defend themselves.
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Eventually, his giant was exposed as a hoax, but not before Barnum persuaded thousands of gullible innocents to shell out cold, hard cash to see it.
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But the usual excitement is expected to be muted this year, because people are actually willing to wait for the iPhone X and shell out $999!
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You don't have to shell out the big bucks for a supportive and comfortable office chair, and the SPACE Seating Professional AirGrid is proof of that.
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Many collectors willing to shell out for older game systems will buy multiples of the same console so that they have "backups" in case something breaks.
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Believe it or not, people still adore these things, and they're willing to shell out as much as $100 for a nice one in working order.
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To get these sort of graphics before, you either needed to shell out around $300-$400 for a console, or about $1,000 for a gaming computer.
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For instance, more than half of millennials shell out money for taxis and Ubers, compared to 29 percent of Gen Xers and 15 percent of boomers.
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This is all good news for parents too, as they won't have shell out a lot of cash for a new pair every year or so.
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While some players will shell out thousands on purely cosmetic purchases, others may choose to spend on sharpening their skills or at least padding their stats.
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The employee says he was forced to shell out $3,000 a month for a two-bedroom apartment that he shared with his wife and two kids.
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Based on the agency's estimate of additional gasoline demand from this rollback, drivers will shell out an additional $170 billion at the pump at current prices.
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However, you don't have to shell out cash for a unique manicure — and honestly, sometimes it's just way more fun to do it yourself anyway, right?
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A maid of honor can expect to shell out over $500, whereas the average best man spends nearly $1,000 — almost double what his female counterpart spends.
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Wuggetzer said commercial airlines are yet to test them out and it's not clear whether these carriers are willing to shell out more for the features.
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"People will shell out 200 bucks for some sleep device, but we're not willing to just shut off our phones and go to bed," she said.
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Magic Johnson is all about the Balls ... so much that he says he's willing to shell out nearly $1,000 for both Lonzo AND LaMelo's signature sneakers!!
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As a general rule of thumb, if there are any buttons on the front of a Kindle, or a keyboard, don't shell out money for it.
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There are other options if you don't want to shell out $70 for the YubiKey 5Ci just for easier access to LastPass or 1Password, for instance.
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The less expensive iPhone S is another way for Apple to convince customers -- especially those reluctant to shell out for premium models -- to upgrade their phones.
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Since I ordered just four tenders, I wish the price were closer to $4, but I would probably shell out the additional $0.79 for them again.
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No one wants to shell out $30 to Apple for a replacement or take a chance saving money and trusting one of those off-brand chargers.
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I got the Forerunner 235 on Amazon for $150, because I wasn't going to shell out $250 (which is what it's priced at on Garmin's site).
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Maybe that's why, today, we feel the weird urge to shell out hundreds of dollars for the privilege of running 26.2 miles surrounded by 50,000 strangers.
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Regular audiences, on the other hand, shell out top dollar for a new release (often with surcharges for 3D, Imax and other superfluous bells and whistles).
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That&aposs just over $25,000 less than the investment company expects the typical retiree to shell out for healthcare costs over the course of their retirement.
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At least one dater said they'd be willing to shell out money for nudes photos from other daters if the proceeds went towards tackling the outbreak.
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But if you're interested in the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, you'll have to shell out significantly more at $1,000 and $1,100, respectively.
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In Brazil, as elsewhere, unbanked status makes everyday life difficult: Customers must make purchases in cash, or shell out for preloaded debit cards or money orders.
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When Microsoft debuted the Kinect in November 2010, it believed motion-controlled gaming was the future — enough to shell out $500 million for the marketing campaign.
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But people wanting one of the premium models will have to shell out $999 for the iPhone 11 Pro or $1,099 for the 11 Pro Max.
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Yet it's pleasant to read in an uncrowded train, gaze at Long Island vineyards along the way and not have to shell out for a hotel.
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But this is one of the few things that I shell out for on a regular basis, and have for probably seven or eight years now.
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This is the same electrochromic glass technology that's available inside the optional sunroof on the McLaren 720S supercar, provided you can shell out an extra $603,100.
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Knowing where to place cell towers, for example, to avoid flooding or extreme winds could mean having to shell out less money for repairs in the future.
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Shareholders think RBS may need to shell out the biggest fine in its history, dwarfing the $21 million it had to pay for rate rigging in 20163.
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If you're a keen photographer who doesn't want to shell out for pro-grade equipment, these seven tricks will help you take better pictures with your smartphone.
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And face it, if you don't have kids, you're less likely to shell out $200-$350 to video chat when your phone is already in your pocket.
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You'll need to allocate the bulk of your budget toward the tickets, but you'll also need to shell out for weekend costs including transportation, lodging and food.
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Sadly, this charmer is not available for rent, so you'll have to shell out $14.99 to buy the film (but really, we all know it's worth it).
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You have even more options available to you if you are happy to shell out a monthly fee for unlimited access to films and TV shows online.
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Without having to shell out money on advertising — his brash presence gathers enough attention — Trump spent just $6.8 million in the final three months of last year.
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Lux's figures—and consumers' increasing willingness to shell out money for convenience meals—are the latest signs of the far reaching effects of the on-demand economy.
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But companies have hit a hardware obstacle: Not everyone can set up a gaming rig worth hundreds of dollars or shell out for an Xbox or PlayStation.
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Getting ordinary people interested in genetics — especially interested enough to shell out $199 to give their genetic information to a company — is crucial to the 23andMe's success.
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Regular tickets for the event start at $115; if you want a private cabana for the day and VIP pool access, get ready to shell out $5,000.
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Still, it's unclear whether Americans would be willing to shell out more money for a product made by their neighbors than one made halfway across the world.
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The Acer Nitro 5 Spin is an entry-level gaming laptop designed for casual gamers who may not want to shell out for a serious gaming laptop.
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Bay Ridge, Brooklyn I can certainly understand why you would not want to shell out $25 a month for something you have had for nearly a decade.
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For instance, investors in certain portfolios can shell out an average of 4.75 percent in charges paid upfront to the advisor, according to fund research firm Morningstar.
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Every year in advance of the Emmy nominations, TV networks and studios shell out massive sums of money on campaigns to promote their submitted creatives and shows.
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The restaurant is limiting the deal to one tattoo per person and it's not clear yet whether you'll have to shell out the money for the tattoo.
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If you really enjoy Star Wars and can afford to shell out the equivalent of an expensive college education, this may be the collector's item for you.
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Obviously that figure drops when dealing with less expensive handsets — people buying mid- and low-tier devices are still less inclined to shell out for Bluetooth headphones.
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Since most adults rarely lose or forget their keys, for $6 you're increasing the odds of not having to shell out $10 for a replacement dongle.[Uncourage]
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If you're using an iPhone your best bet is to shell out a few more bucks to Apple and buy the $49 official Lightning to HDMI adapter.
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However, if it is, it would make it far easier for anyone to take impressive-looking photos without having to shell out for a more expensive phone.
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Take too many pictures of that cute dog at the park, and suddenly your phone will stop backing up unless you shell out more cash to Apple.
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The market of people willing to shell out about $1,000 for a phone is shrinking, as many continue to hold on to phones for longer than ever.
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Compare that to the average U.S. doctoral program at a private institution, which requires the student herself to shell out about $113K over the course of study.
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To be fair, back in the day, getting an iPod touch for Christmas is what finally convinced my broke college self to shell out for a smartphone.
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Unless you're doing a standard bus tour with dozens of other tourists, expect to shell out anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to a grand per excursion.
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Bigger breasts meant new bras, then something called "bra extenders" when I refused to shell out for a third and perhaps not final set of supportive undergarments.
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Last year he got that cut in half -- saying he was too broke to shell out so much -- and now he wants the amount cut to zilch.
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After all, what cash-strapped state agency would shell out millions for some newfangled data effort when that money could be put into its existing, working services?
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At $10 a month ($6 if you don't mind watching ads), it's unclear how many fans will be willing to shell out just to watch one show.
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At the $50 billion pace of buybacks and dividends seen last year, the company would shell out about $135 billion more to investors over the same period.
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Many who could afford it still wouldn't justify it, regardless of how much time they spend on Facebook compared to other media subscriptions they shell out for.
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Instead of being stuck with a cracked phone threatening to slice open your fingertips, or forced to shell out for a new screen, you've got another option.
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If you're going to shell out some serious cash on a set of Bluetooth speakers, you might as well find a pair that matches the upholstery right?
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Get ready to crack open those wallets and shell out some hard-earned cash on tickets to an advertisement for fruit-flavored treats, because nothing matters anymore.
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In many states, women would go back to the days before the ACA and have to shell out more money to care for their health during pregnancy.
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This was driven in part by how much Americans shell out on drugs, which increased 3.8% per year, compared to a median of 1.1% for OECD nations.
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If you can learn to navigate it and are willing to shell out a few bucks, it could make it a great addition to your outdoor adventures.
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Undergrads in this Northern California city pay $8,724 for room and board per academic year — much less than students have to shell out at other private schools.
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The Wedding Economy Millennials may still largely be struggling to buy homes, but they're willing to shell out big money to see friends and family get married.
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Unlike the rare few who shell out for the five-figure fare for a seat in an international first class, a business traveler is a repeat customer.
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A recent study found that 57 percent of U.S. millennials shell out money they had not planned to spend because of what they see on social media.
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As competition stiffens among HR teams, leading tech companies are now willing to shell out lucrative salaries to fill these roles with the brightest and the best.
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Despite the $99 price tag, I'd be willing to shell out if it meant I could stop wasting money on the $5 two packs at the drugstore.
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Some will make Beyoncé concert tickets sell out in 22 seconds, while others will shell out $4,500 for an IDM record with a word puzzle for title.
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Trump wants Congress to shell out $1.5 billion for the border wall with Mexico in the current fiscal year and a further $2.6 billion in fiscal 2018.
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He apparently felt some responsibility when he heard about the arrest and decided he should shell out the $400 or so for the men's failed Borat tribute.
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"Vanderpump Rules" star Scheana Shay and her now ex-husband finalized their divorce, and she's the one who will have to shell out a chunk of cash.
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Larry King has made MILLIONS over the years -- but he's drawing a hard line when it comes to how much he'll shell out for World Series tickets.
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The Game helped some kids out of a jam with police that left everyone happy ... but he had to shell out some cash to make it happen.
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And distributors are going to have to decide whether it's worth it to shell out big dollars for live rights when their live TV audiences keep shrinking.
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Mr. Utley gets free rides on the subway — a job perk — but he's willing to shell out $2.75 to save 15 minutes on his commute to Manhattan.
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Not only to do the National Football League's top players get paid well, but fans shell out a lot for the chance to see them in action.
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Although many millennials do opt for free porn alone, a surprising number of them have started to shell out for adult content, at least on certain sites.
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As Americans brace for a price increase in anything made from of steel and aluminum, Chinese consumers were preparing to shell out more for fruit and nuts.
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We might say we want to kick our tech addictions, but who among us is ready to shell out $350 for a gadget that does so little?
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If you want to show someone you truly care, it may be time to shell out a bit more on a high-quality tablet like Apple's iPad.
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For a training climb in Cascade mountains of the Pacific Northwest in preparation for his trip to the summit of K2, Stenderup will shell out another $60,000.
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The only reason not to is that it hopes hardcore fans will buy these lackluster products in the meantime, then shell out again for the good stuff.
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That's why guests are willing to shell out $1,070 for one of six Giraffe Treehouses, which include the chance to feed the animals from the treehouse veranda.
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Roughly a quarter of tenant households shell out over half of their income on rent, writes Dougherty, and evictions are dislodging around a million households every year.
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Then I decided to shell out a bit more for a new pill because my old friend Levlen, while amazingly cheap, was wreaking havoc on my skin.
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Folks wanting to crash in Cassidy's old digs have to shell out for a minimum of 3 nights, but it might be worth it considering everything there.
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Those in large cities are not going to shell out money for something he is confident would be outrageously priced, and rural areas simply don't need it.
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Fortunately, you can buy each pack individually for $2.99, meaning you don't have to shell out for a more expensive, all-inclusive option if you don't want to.
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If the goal is to create a life here, it doesn't feel like that big of a deal to shell out more money to continue to be here.
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It can function as a portable speaker with up to 12 hours of battery life, but only if you're willing to shell out extra for an optional battery.
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And for those who simply cannot or will not shell out more than $2,000 for a laptop, Acer is announcing a few new additions to its Aspire line.
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Passengers also have the option of canceling or modifying bids before receiving a status notification email should they decide they don't want to shell out any more cash.
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Dairy Queen: Beginning on Monday August, 21st and extending through Sunday, September 3rd, DQ will shell out $0.99 BOGO Blizzards in honor of the eclipse and summer's end.
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Even if the back is full of scratches, some buyers are willing to cover up the defects with a phone case and still shell out for your phone.
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If you're someone who does more intensive GPU-specific work, like video editing, you may want to shell out for a more outfitted MacBook Pro or an iMac.
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If you want to use headphones with your new iPad Pro, you'll need to shell out $9 for the new 3.5 mm to USB-C headphone jack adapter.
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But even in these moments, I'd rather prop my phone up and turn on a "Google Clips" camera mode, rather than shell out hundreds for a dedicated device.
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You first have to sign up for multiple streaming services, then you shell out more money if you want a proper TV, gaming consoles, and all other accessories.
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The issue isn't as simple as accusing EA of expecting players to shell out extra cash to unlock the heroes, since credits can't be directly bought using money.
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Well, the company is now offering a paid version of its mail service in hopes that you'll shell out cash to use the most-pwned email service ever.
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Donors should not shell out unless a new regime proves serious about reform, starting with cleaning up Gécamines, the abysmal state-controlled mining giant, which pays the bills.
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Expert networks, such as GLG, have been around for years, but have traditionally focused on investors willing to shell out huge dollars to understand a company's strategic thinking.
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The NFL knows that, and also knows that if you're going to shell out $3,000 for one Super Bowl ticket, you want to be entertained. All. Game. Long.
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Plus, it's still not clear most people can find enough uses to shell out several hundred bucks for a drone, even if they do take a sick selfie.
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But 200 bones is a good amount of money to shell out for earbuds, and it's likely Amazon's buds will come in at a much lower price point.
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And you can expect to shell out more if you live in a major metro area or throw in extra goodies like hot stones or a couples massage.
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Fyre Festival was supposed to be a weekend in paradise with "the best in food, art, music and adventure" for partygoers willing to shell out up to $250,000.
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An Oregon couple whose dog accidentally ate some cannabis candy told the Post they had to shell out $3,000 to save 6-year-old Star, a shetland sheepdog.
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And make no mistake, banks are getting richer every time you shell out: The three biggest banks alone pocketed $6.4 billion in ATM and overdraft fees in 2016.
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Our queen Beyoncé and her husband Jay Z are reportedly looking at a new potential home — and they're willing to shell out a loooot of money for it.
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According to a report by China Network, the shoes sell for an average of $151 (999 yuan) — which is quite a lot to shell out for a fake.
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Instead, users will continue to be forced to shell out the extra cash for a cable peripheral that will allow them to plug their iPhone into their MacBook.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger fought tooth and nail and Sinbad to get his son a Turbo Man doll, and all you have to do is shell out your rent money.
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It's the average price of any other sheet mask, but considering the added benefit of a full-on glow — we'd shell out the money and buy in bulk.
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"When desperate men who shell out cash thinking it will buy them Game fail, they lash out online," Petula Dvorak wrote for The Washington Post at the time.
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As a result, only around 14 pecent of the hearing impaired have the means to shell out the thousands of dollars necessary to afford a proper hearing aid.
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As someone who has always been somewhat skeptical of tablets — if I have a laptop and smartphone, do I really need to shell out $649 for another screen?
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Your bag can be the first thing someone notices about your outfit, so it's no wonder people shell out thousands of dollars for the one of their dreams.
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Major metro areas like Los Angeles and the Bay Area offer congestion pricing on some freeways, so drivers willing to shell out can ride in the carpool lane.
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But when these millions upon millions of people pay their wireless bills, only a fraction of the money they shell out actually goes to their mobile phone service.
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If this scheme becomes law, it will mean that an average family of four could shell out $28500 in combined PFCs on the round-trip tickets they purchase.
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It's so much money that all of us over here at TechCrunch were scratching our heads trying to understand why DoorDash would shell out that kind of cash.
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Even thoughtful, relevant solutions run into a money mess — persuading a critical mass of hospitals or insurance plans to shell out for every shiny new tech isn't easy.
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The revamp is the latest step in an arms race to appeal to wealthy travelers who will shell out for some of the rarest real estate on board.
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It's a cool novelty for those tired of splitting a pair of earbuds during long bus rides, but probably not enough to shell out for two $250 headsets.
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Although Casey lives in California, not Japan, his playing habits resembled those of a typical Japanese gamer: super high engagement and a willingness to shell out real money.
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About 2 million people head to the center of the city on New Year's Eve or shell out as much as $1,000 for a nearby hotel party pass.
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The letter also points to an April investigation by Buzzfeed News, which found that some Amazon sellers shell out $10,000 each month on fake reviews to boost rankings.
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If you're going to shell out tens of thousands of dollars, and in some cases, over $100,000, for business school, you're going to want a sizable salary postgraduation.
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As he noted, we're more likely to make low-impact purchases (impulse buys, even) on our phones than we are to shell out for expensive hardware that way.
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That's nearly double the price of a square foot in Manhattan; having to shell out even more money for a space, without corporate backing, is hard to imagine.
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It's also already possible for the super-wealthy to receive young blood treatments privately, if they're willing to shell out some serious cash and have a willing doctor.
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Whether those additions will convince masses of mobile users to shell out for an EE 22022G device plan — which start at £25 per month — remains to be seen.
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But, no matter how we're feeling about the trend that started several years ago, we still shell out upwards of $10 for it when we're out for brunch.
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That amount will bring the firm's total price tag for resolving this scandal to $19.2 billion, more than the firm had predicted it would have to shell out.
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Tom Brady's getting to create his own BIG MONEY Aston Martin ... and you can be one of 12 proud owners if you're willing to shell out around $300k.
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Every two years, Maria has to shell out $20,000 on the underground market for a street food vendor's permit—a hundred times the official legal rate of $200.
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But you don't need to shell out $53 to $25 a session at major chains just to have someone count repetitions for you week in and week out.
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Some good news, too, for those not willing to shell out the money for new models: It's also coming to most iPads released in the last few years.
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A city study estimated a typical Canarsie homeowner would have to shell out up to $22.0,28 to modify a home, which would often entail making the basement uninhabitable.
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Even thoughtful, relevant solutions run into a money mess — persuading a critical mass of hospitals or insurance plans to shell out for every shiny new tech isn't easy.
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So for the past nine years, the agency has had to shell out billions of dollars to Russia to buy seats aboard that nation&aposs Soyuz rocket system.
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Safe to say, if you want a modern-looking Apple Watch without having to shell out for the Series 3793, the Series 4 is the way to go.
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The financiers moving from Biden to Bloomberg also understand they won't have to shell out money or hold fundraisers to directly support the former New York mayor's campaign.
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It's expected now that premium smartphones will now cost more than $1,000, and to shell out even more than that for a still-unproven form factor seems unwise.
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If you want to go to the observation deck on the 148th floor, once the tallest in the world, you have to shell out between $100 and $140.
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Nada. But, and this is the "but" ASOS hopes will get you to shell out $10 for a hunk of plastic: Do they make people think you're cool?
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Forget the £20,000 [$26,280]-a-month celebrities spend at The Priory in Surrey, or the £41,0003 [$54,794] they shell out for 45 days at the Meadows in Arizona.
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Game viewers in the Midwest, the region hosting the game, are expected to shell out the most, with an average of $47 on alcohol and $33 on pizza.
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Although Blac will probably not bring her man Rob Kardashian -- we're told the promoters didn't want to shell out the $75,000 to $100,000 they think he would've wanted.
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It was thrown together last minute but Bow Wow still managed to shell out over $15k on the dance floor and even got a FaceTime call from Snoop!
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If you can't shell out the coins for your own Beyoncé-level Kahlo moment, don't worry, because the slideshow ahead includes many ways to pull off the iconic look.
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Yet some luxury travelers are known to shell out top dollar for a few weeks of downtime in ritzy locales — sometimes paying $2000 million or more for the privilege.
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But there are a few fancy ones if you're looking to teach your pooch how to jump through your hooped arms without having to shell out any extra cash.
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It's a little painful to shell out this much all at once, but as long as I use all the classes within a year, it will save over $45.
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Dempsey's crouch was by now legendary: he hunched forward at the waist, making a tightened shell out of his midsection and looking up at his opponent through his eyebrows.
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As part of the $3333 million settlement Browne Sanders won, Dolan himself had to shell out $3 million from his own pocketbook after firing her for complaining about Thomas.
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Trump may fly around on a private jet, but fried chicken serves the illusion that he's just a regular guy who doesn't shell out big bucks for fancy food.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Let's face it, when you shell out upwards of $700 for a flagship phone, a huge chunk of that money is going towards its camera.
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If Spotify wants to change that, it will need to pay up and shell out for videos its users can't easily find on YouTube, or Facebook, or Snapchat, etc.
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You'll also be able to shell out for up to 16GB of VRAM, up to 128GB of data corruption-protecting ECC RAM, and up to 4TB for SSD storage.
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Industry executives believe TV programmers will expect Facebook to shell out advance payments for multiple-year deals, which Facebook would recoup by pocketing some of the channels' subscription fees.
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If you want to play seriously, expect to have to shell out some real-world cash to get some in-game gold just to be able to keep up.
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For those really struggling to come up with that perfect baby name (and willing to shell out some serious cash in order to find it) there's "The Works" service.
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But don't let that deter you; everyone (human and fur baby alike) wins during these Winter Olympics, and you don't even have to shell out for airfare to Pyeongchang.
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The chain's willingness to shell out a sum that amounts to more than a third of its own value suggests that it's ready to dive headlong into that future.
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But the real question that remains is whether Netflix subscribers will continue to shell out $10 per month when there are so many other places to find online video.
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This is a sticky area because you don't want to insult the homeowner by making too low an offer, but why shell out more Benjamins than you have to?
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The Australian burger joint is prepared to shell out free burgers to patrons who get one of Cafe 51's burgers and its logo tattooed somewhere on their body.
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Kowakian Lizard-Monkey toys, Oga's Cantina Rancor Beer Flight Board and Blue Milk cups can all be bought if you are willing to shell out a few hundred dollars.
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Amazon has reportedly already dropped hundreds of millions to make a Lord of the Rings TV show and now the company is gearing up to shell out even more.
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But consumers will likely have to decide if they want to shell out a lot of dough for a bunch of services or narrow their choices to just one.
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India imports four out of every five barrels of crude oil it consumes and is likely to shell out more than $100 billion on oil purchases in 2018/19.
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But the researcher noted that if you shell out around $50 for a bigger antenna, you could track the device from a quarter of a mile away or farther.
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Consumers are expected to shell out $98.02 billion on travel over the three months between Memorial Day and Labor Day, according to the ADI Travel Trends Report for 2017.
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In other words, while it's not impossible to enjoy Oculus exclusives on HTC hardware, you're still going to have to shell out for a Rift to pull it off.
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When celebs first went crazy over XO rings, we immediately wanted to find a way to steal their look (without having to shell out $6,000 for their exact style).
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A picture of the drink menu reveals how much attendees will have to shell out to calm their nerves throughout the night, with $13 mixed drinks and $11 beers.
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But as rising home values encourage consumers to shell out more cash on their residences, two retailers that should be benefiting from the trend have failed to latch on.
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If you don't want to shell out the dough for a fancy case, you can always put your cellphone in airplane mode to reduce the radio frequencies it emits.
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The furry versions of the same sandal retailed for $80, so expect to shell out roughly that much, should you want to update your Fenty footwear wardrobe for spring.
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I love The Lord of the Rings movies (less so The Hobbit), and I can't fathom how anyone could shell out $800 for this so-called Ultimate Collector's Edition.
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"When you're looking at tech, you want innovative companies with so many opportunities that they don't want to just save the money or shell out big dividends," Cramer said.
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If you're concerned about your sleep and don't want to shell out for a wearable — which I've always found too annoying to sleep with — then give SleepScore a shot.
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Airlines in recent years have also introduced new ways to entice passengers to shell out more, such as fees for faster boarding and day passes at their airport lounges.
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But just because you don't want to shell out thousands of dollars for a degree doesn't mean you can't build the same high-level professional network on your own.
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But just because you can't shell out a ton of your hard-earned cash on a body oil doesn't mean you can't reap the benefits of this amazing moisturizer.
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But if you're willing to shell out the cash, you can find jerseys advertised as authentic on websites such as eBay for $398, or three times the original cost.
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Consumers are expected to shell out $103 billion on travel over the three months between Memorial Day and Labor Day, according to the ADI Travel Trends Report for 2017.
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Upwork connects freelancers — typically those in the creative world, such as graphic designers or computer programmers — to employers looking to shell out cash to complete a few odd jobs.
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I happen to have a weakness for almond milk lattes, and while I don't buy one every morning, I still shell out $5 at least three times a week.
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Really, a flat surface, like a desk, is your best bet, at which point you're left wondering why you didn't simply shell out the money for a real laptop.
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And the more symbolic value a work builds, through literature, scholarly discourse, or programs like this, the more economic value collectors are willing to shell out on owning it.
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According to a 2015 FACT article, a single pressing machine will run you upwards of $100,000, and plants have been known to shell out $5,000 for a single screw.
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Because if you're going to shell out for a four-digit choker, it should be something that you'll want to wear 24/7, and not just on special occasions.
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As for the collaboration's print product: today, the first special issue hit newsstands and Lane Bryant stores (though you'll have to shell out a steep $12.99 for a copy).
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Obviously, I wanted one that would be safe and comfortable, but babies are expensive and I just couldn't shell out more than $300 for a high-end crib mattress.
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Contrary to what some may have assumed two years ago, smartphone users appear more than willing to shell out four figures on what may well be considered luxury products.
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" The same countries admonishing North Korea leader Kim Jong Un for nuclear belligerence still shell out large sums of diplomatic aid under the motive of "damage-control diplomacy, i.e.
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The Flight Club consignors dismissed even a proposal to shell out for ZO2s now on the off chance that everyone will be wanting them in a decade or so.
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Scam artists typically make unsolicited phone calls or leave voice mails with urgent callback requests demanding taxpayers shell out cash via wire transfer, prepaid debit card or gift card.
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Bonding activities, like playing catch, are a thing of the past for many affluent adults who would rather shell out hundreds of dollars for a professional play-time companion.
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This is the f u t u r ePhoto: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)So is it worth it to shell out close to $200 for a marginally smarter denim jacket?
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"We're 'flattered' that Hillary is so concerned about our ad highlighting her Wall Street hypocrisy that her Super PAC decided to shell out six figures to respond," he said.
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That all ended last month with the launch of Disney+, a move that opened the doors of the vault for anyone willing to shell out seven bucks a month.
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The popularity of devices like the iPhone XR is yet another sign that not everyone is willing to shell out upwards of $1,000 for top-of-the-line smartphones.
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Anyone looking to rent out Mariah's spot better get ready to shell out a pretty penny ... it costs around $18k per night to stay at the $30 million estate.
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Most people probably won't want to shell out a thousand bucks or more for a smartphone, but that's fine because Apple couldn't make this phone in high volume anyway.
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Shorts have to shell out $20163 million every day to keep their position on, the most for any stock in the Russell 3000 Index, according to S3 Partners data.
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But if you're not making someone shell out a bunch of cash, the way bail normally would work, how do you ensure they'll return for their next court appearance?
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But that has not come cheap as they shell out more to hire the best in a competitive job market and keep spending to attract customers in a slowing economy.
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While those who planned to start shopping early in July said they would spend roughly $619, those who intend to wait until late August said they'll shell out just $394.
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Being forced to shell out a large sum of $$$ on a bridesmaid dress that A. Is probably not your style, and therefore B. You're likely only going to wear once.
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That's why the industry has switched to reusable products, but if you don't want to shell out $300+ for a Yeti cooler, Igloo has created a disposable option that's biodegradable.
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Using an iPhone or iPad (or insert Android device name here) is a much simpler and quicker way to generate stencils than asking people to shell out for paper versions.
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So if you're looking for a more premium Chromebook, and you don't want to shell out $1,000 for Google's Pixelbook, the Chromebook x2 seems like a potentially interesting middle-ground.
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For the founder of Ladies Get Paid, the goal is not to earn the most money but to strike a balance between what you make and what you shell out.
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Take too many pictures, for example, and your phone stops backing up, which creates a real incentive to shell out for more than the scant 5GB Apple gives for free.
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For those ready to shell out a few bills from your wallet, try again: the special promotion will apply for one-day only at participating UberEATS cities around the globe.
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The beauty industry can no longer afford to ignore that women come in all colors, and — more importantly — that they are willing to shell out cash for the perfect foundation.
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Committing to a phone payment plan with a carrier is a good option if you don't want to shell out that much on a first-gen foldable in one payment.
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New York City has offered to shell out $100 million on land, including a bid for a park at the site of a high-profile fire, NBC New York reports.
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And, as Amazon handily points out, the Fire's $50 price point means it wouldn't be completely out of the realm of possibility to shell out for a standalone Echo display.
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It went on to shell out $18.9BN in cash to pick up IT management software and solutions provider, CA Technologies — in what looked like a bid to diversify its offerings.
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No longer letting teachers write off $250 of what they shell out of their own pocket for classroom supplies might yield $2.1 billion over the same period, the committee says.
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So if you can't shell out eight million bones right now, you may at least have the option one day of staying at a rad bed and breakfast or Airbnb.
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Whether or not the phone will succeed is questionable, because how many people have this kind of high-value information that they're willing to shell out that much money for?
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So while a big player like Amazon will be able to shell out money for a spot in the preferred service, smaller companies may not be given the same access.
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And the production itself — portraying wealthy slaveholders as people of color, to appeal to people who can afford to shell out four figures for a single ticket — embodies liberal hollowness.
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We're told Desiigner, Rae Sremmurd, Kevin Gates and O.T. Genasis will all be putting on a show Saturday at L.A. Live and fans won't have to shell out a penny.
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The Phantom 24 is smaller than its predecessors, but you'll need to shell out an extra $200 for DJI's clunky multifunctional backpack if you want to port it around conveniently.
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On June 30th, one year after the release of Windows 10, anyone who hasn't already upgraded will have to shell out $119 to move up to the latest and greatest.
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Midwest propane users will have to shell out an additional $290 this year, or 30-percent more, while Northeastern households are expected to spend $346 more, a 21-percent jump.
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Such is the case for Dish Network, which is expected to shell out $1.4 billion for T-Mobile's prepaid mobile business and $3.6 billion over time for its spectrum assets.
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If you're the motivated, entrepreneurial self-starter that your résumé claims you are, then you don't have to shell out a fortune for college courses to start your coding career.
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For its part, Lyft argues the requirement to shell out a living wage would tip the scales in favor of its rival, Uber, which is currently both bigger and richer.
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Newly released court filings suggest that Prince's massive estate is worth $0003 million — but will likely shell out a large amount in federal and state taxes, the Associated Press reports.
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It's true that expecting to HBO to shell out for a redo of a six-episode season that cost tens of millions of dollars to make is a tall order.
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Equifax Credit reporting agency Equifax is preparing to shell out $700 million in compensation following a massive data breach in 2017 that exposed the personal information of 150 million people.
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Keeping a silk robe around the house is one of the easiest way to make yourself feel like you're at a spa without having to shell out for a facial.
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Maybe not the best way to get Bron to make the Lakers shell out more cash for him ... but could there be some reverse psychology going on here from Clint?!
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You, uh, also have to shell out upwards of $3,000, according to Grape, which first reported the story—but hey, putting together a disturbingly realistic pet mask probably isn't cheap.
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Homeowners shell out an average $15,190 nationwide in the course of offloading a house, according to a new report from home sale website Zillow and Thumbtack, a local services marketplace.
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For a paltry 500MB of monthly data — enough to watch just two minutes of video a day — the average African has to shell out over 15% of their monthly income.
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Read on to see which other cities besides New York boast some of the most expensive neighborhoods, and the monthly rent you'd have to shell out to live in each.
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Netflix has spent billions on new content (and is expected to shell out even more this year), and has been rewarded with steady user growth in a crowded streaming field.
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If you want a 4K camera on the Byrd, you'll have to shell out $1,399 for the Premium edition, which also comes with infrared and Follow Me as bonus features.
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She recalls one 15-year-old boy who had to shell out $300 each way for a taxi from his home in South Carolina to immigration court in North Carolina.
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Despite the fact Williams reportedly made more than $12 MILLION during his 6-year NBA career, Parker has apparently done better ... and agreed to shell out the $400k alimony payment.
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So, if you find yourself asking who would actually shell out multiple months of rent to feel like RiRi, well, it turns out a ton of people would — and did.
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But it's a misleading comparison, in that it assumes that families won't have to shell out any money for supplemental private coverage once the single payer system goes into effect.
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Instead, they are investing heavily in pleasing a larger group of well-heeled travelers than the rare few who would shell out more than $25,000 for over-the-top luxury.
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But if money is no object, or you're willing to shell out for a luxury device, the Fold looks to be a more justifiable purchase than it was in April.
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Millennials have also been called the "wellness generation," and they are willing to shell out serious money on gym memberships, which helps explain the plethora of fitness centers in Tribeca.
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The San Francisco-based startup provides the back-end for its customers to bring Internet of Things devices to market without having to shell out for their own software infrastructure.
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As football fans load up on beer this Super Bowl weekend, those in Wyoming will be paying a premium: They have to shell out around $27 to get a case.
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The Koch network plans to shell out $2202 million this cycle to elect Republican candidates and promote conservative causes — 2628 percent more than it spent during the 28500 presidential cycle.
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For round trip flights from Boston to Fort Lauderdale, and a four-day, three-night stay at the Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa, you'd only have to shell out $439.
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Job Simulator may be a cute game for a few minutes of virtual soft play but it isn't going to compel the vast masses to shell out and wire in.
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Before approaching the bride and telling her I couldn't shell out $400 on the navy chiffon dress she had chosen, I put on my bargain cap and searched the internet.
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Users who exceed this allotment have two options: either pay $10 for an additional 50 GB of data, or shell out $50 more every month to eliminate the cap entirely.
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And judging from a quick glance at Google Trends around the announcement of the latest MacBook Pro, many users would rather build a Hackbook than shell out for a MBP.
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Regulators have been cracking down on abusive rent-to-own deals in which people shell out thousands of dollars for run-down homes that they never actually get to buy.
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That's a little disappointing from an interactive standpoint, but good for parents who can feel comfortable buying a Lego set without having to shell out for a video game system.
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What we, as a society, have translated that into is an excuse to shell out at least $20 for mediocre eggs and bottomless mimosas at 11:30 in the morning.
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Amphipod's minimalist Xinglet is a good choice if you don't want to shell out for a hi-vis jacket, or you got tired of ripping reflective tape off your sweatshirts.
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I pronounce my "Rs," have not gotten used to snow that doesn't melt until July and am not inclined to shell out for a pair of Tom Brady infrared pajamas.
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A healthy male-female couple retiring at age 65 in 2019 can now expect to shell out $285,000 on health-care expenses in retirement, according to Fidelity Investments' annual analysis.
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My house is quite old so when I upgraded to a smart thermostat, I had to shell out hundreds of dollars to have an HVAC contractor install the C-wire.
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It&aposs indicative of millennials&apos priorities: They&aposll shell out for pricey gym memberships, boutique fitness classes, and wellness treatments, but they&aposre not particularly interested in traditional retail.
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Plenty of small businesses will be affected negatively by the bill, which states that small business owners will shell out 28500 percent of their income at the 6900 percent rate.
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Often retirees may shell out well over $100,000 as an initial deposit and signing on for additional monthly payments that may change over time as their need for care increases.
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You'll also need to actually own an older TV or monitor to really benefit from it, and you must be willing to shell out the $79.99 to actually use it.
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Though many countries, notably Germany, still fall short of their promises, NATO now estimates that between 2016 and 2020 its European members and Canada will shell out an extra $130bn.
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AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron said Wednesday that big moviegoers are willing to shell out cash for the company's new subscription service over cheaper options due to its immense value.
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The oil industry will need to shell out about $11 trillion over the next two decades to meet the world's growing appetite for crude, OPEC says in its annual outlook.
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For really big shows like Westminster, some owners even shell out big for a "campaign" — literally an advertising blitz touting a winning dog's success at shows and in dog magazines.
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Not only did these women have to shell out more cash for what should've been a short trip, but they were often forced to listen to chatterbox drivers—uncomfortably so.
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J.K. Rowling is warning 'Harry Potter' fans not to shell out any Galleons for a handwritten prequel that fell off the back of a broom ... as in, it was stolen.
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Personally, due to the fact that I still have consistent acne flare-ups on my cheeks and chin, this procedure isn't one I'd shell out for or perform on myself weekly.
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Whether some of those subscribers and new ones will want to shell out more money to return to cable is still a big "if," and a big bet on Hulu's part.
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On average, The Knot reports that the bride's parents contribute 44% of the overall wedding budget, the bride and groom shell out 43%, and the groom's parents toss in about 12%.
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So, if you dream of one day having a Birkin of your own, there's two ways to do it: be prepared to shell out a lot of cash, or marry Drake.
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To get a faster return on that investment, providers will likely first deploy 5G networks in richer areas where consumers are able to shell out higher monthly prices for the service.
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Donors will reportedly shell out between $5,600 and $250,000 to attend the event, with some of the highest-paying donors getting greater access to talk to and take photos with Trump.
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Ultimately, you have to decide whether you're willing to pay that much money for a potentially imperfect job, or just shell out your money and time to go to an orthodontist.
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With the help of Hollywood's most glamorous models and influencers, Fyre Festival was billed as music festival heaven for those willing to shell out up to $250,28 for a single weekend.
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Plus, you'll know exactly who to go to when you have to put together a new Ikea desk, and you won't have to shell out more cash on your own kit.
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If you've wanted to try out the power of the Amazon Echo and its virtual assistant Alexa but haven't wanted to shell out $180, this new iPhone app is for you.
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Photo: GettyA South Korean web hosting company will reportedly shell out a million dollars to resolve a ransomware crisis at its data center, the highest such payout publicly known to date.
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And I won't pretend I'm not impressed by the iPhone X's edge-to-edge screen, because I am — but not enough to shell out more than a thousand dollars for it.
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And even if demand doesn't cripple Nativ, the company has a long road ahead as it tries to please the audiophiles willing to shell out $1,000 or more on this idea.
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If given the option, one would assume the film's spectacular critical buzz would have driven the studio to shell out a few extra bucks for, say, front page placement on iTunes.
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Now, instead of having to shell out money for nice bottle of Veuve Clicquot, Groupon is doubling up on the whole nail painting experience with something totally unexpected: prosecco-flavored polish.
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Rather than shell out for what would be its fourth Super Bowl ad, Heinz decided to start an online petition this year to make the Monday after the game a holiday.
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All of that tech, which collectively weighs under a pound, is likely to convince many consumers to shell out at least $599, but is it enough to cure slumping tablet sales?
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There's more ... the court docs also show Candace made out like a bandit in terms of spousal support -- with Derek agreeing to shell out $109,000 A MONTH ($1.3 MILLION per year).
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Now, Hammond will have to pay Dial $250,000 in actual damages for the defamation and emotional distress, and she will also have to shell out an extra $250,000 in punitive damages.
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In a relatively strong economy with low gas prices, customers are willing to shell out more cash for an off-road vehicle they may only rarely take off-road, if ever.
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If you enjoy great sound but are not willing to shell out tons for a music speaker just yet, Amazon's sale on the Aptoyu Bluetooth speaker might be a good option.
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This is already frustrating, given that anyone looking to use an iPhone with say, any of Apple's current MacBook laptops is forced to shell out extra for a cable to connect.
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Not only does it show that a company is confident in its product, but it also means that if something does break, you won't have to shell out any extra cash.
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While it sounds grand to suggest Neumann's company is redefining the future of work, it was credible enough for SoftBank to shell out $4.4 billion, valuing WeWork at some $20 billion.
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Selling baseball cards for gas money Medicaid pays for much of Harper's care, but her parents still need to shell out hundreds of dollars a month for items that aren't covered.
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Other companies only work with a very specific body type, forcing those who are, say, busty or booty-blessed to go up several sizes or even shell out for costly tailoring.
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When it comes to a fun night out, I don't have to go to a first-run theatre and shell out $15 for a ticket and a small fortune for popcorn.
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Lawmakers from the House of Representatives want taxpayers to shell out $22018 million to make them feel safer, after the shooting at a congressional baseball practice in Virginia earlier this month.
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Lawmakers from the House of Representatives want taxpayers to shell out $10 million to make them feel safer, after the shooting at a congressional baseball practice in Virginia earlier this month.
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The coronavirus pandemic has already lifted borrowing costs on anticipation that a recession would force the government to shell out more for medical care, unemployment benefits and support to flagging industries.
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Per Polygon, a Nintendo customer representative has confirmed it's doing the swap, although customers will still have to shell out for shipping costs to send the old model back to Nintendo.
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One major reason so many folks shell out that much money for the service every year is its core promise: to deliver millions of items in no more than 2 days.
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That's when Dennis dropped the bombshell, saying that Madonna was so hard up to have his baby at the time, that she was willing to shell out BIG CASH for progeny.
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Or, you can shell out roughly $39,000 for the upper SEL Premium trim, which sports the same internals but has upgrades like a larger touchscreen and leatherette seats instead of cloth.
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The director behind It Comes at Night returns with a very different film: a quiet family drama that's apparently good enough to shell out Frank Ocean-level money for the trailer.
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Colorado will pitch in $5,000 for a new electric model; New York will shell out a $2,000 rebate for new cars under $60,000; and Louisiana gives a $2,500 income tax credit.
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He won't be the team's top priority, as the Wizards will likely have to shell out max money to retain Otto Porter, who is in the middle of a breakout season.
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I'd spent years tossing these common "weeds," known to us as dandelions, into the compost pile, only to shell out for their bitter greens in the organic section of Whole Foods.
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You could wait and warm it up in your hands, buy a lotion warmer off Amazon, or throw caution to the wind and shell out for this $250 warm lube dispenser. Yep.
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Now, the state of Idaho has to shell out $250,000 to pay for legal fees incurred by PETA, the Animal Legal Defense Fund, and a number of nonprofits in on the case.
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The National Retail Federation estimates the average consumer will shell out more than $1,000 this season on everything from gifts to food to festive attire — a 4.1 percent increase from last year.
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"Corporate tax dodging costs the US an estimated $100 billion each year, a gap that the average American taxpayer would have to shell out an extra $760 to cover," the report said.
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The researchers found that minorities paid 5.3 basis points extra in interest with online mortgage applications, little different than the 5.6 additional points they shell out with the overall set of lenders.
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Italian banks would have to shell out 11 billion euros to protect depositors at Veneto Banca and Popolare di Vicenza if the two banks were wound down, one source said on Thursday.
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And if you shell out $200 plus the cost of your own Fleshlight (not included), I don't blame you if you want to proudly display this futuristic sex-spaceship upon your mantel.
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Look at holiday spending, how much you typically shell out for friends' weddings, property taxes or insurance premiums you pay once or twice a year, and any other major one-time expenses.
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Meanwhile, anyone who wants to be able to sit at an actual, dedicated workstation that's theirs and theirs alone in a Canopy space better be willing to shell out $925 per month.
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But this is a whole other level of unnecessary, especially when you factor in just how many customers would shell out for mice and keyboards in a color beyond bland Apple white.
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To complicate matters, the same customer might choose something basic for an in-one-morning-out-the-next business trip, but be prepared to shell out for luxury on a weekend away.
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All of which is to say one thing: If you want the best features that Samsung has to offer in a smartphone, you'd better be ready to shell out some serious cash.
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Once I started looking for dev-fused iPhones, they weren't that hard to find, provided you're willing to shell out a few thousand bucks and aren't worried about potentially pissing off Apple.
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If you really want to settle in with some music, you'll probably want to shell out for a pair of over-ears, but the Beats X are perfectly suited for the commuter.
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While you might be willing to shell out a little more for the basics, a high cost of living is a negative for businesses looking for any edge to attract qualified workers.
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That makes them all the more willing to shell out, if they can afford it, on expensive boarding schools which they believe will enable their children to concentrate fully on their studies.
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While it can be fun to splurge on beauty products sometimes, it can also get frustrating to shell out endless money on pricey brands — and with these picks, you won't have to.
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So, if you want to crib the exact same skirt as Jenner, Ambrosio, and Hadid (and are willing to shell out around $230 to do so), treat yourself before summer officially ends.
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As much as we love the OG, we get that you might not want to shell out over $100 to hop on the trend, and that's where Amazon comes to the rescue.
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As these mass storage components continue to get smaller and faster (and cheaper), we could see these kind of high-gigabyte numbers on future smartphones without needing to shell out over $1,000.
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Big tech firms are able to shell out huge sums to keep top performers and even average employees in their fold and make it uneconomical for their workers to consider joining startups.
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I thought about what it meant that these Canadians were willing to shell out airfare and leave their homes and kids to get involved in the politics of my fucked-up country.
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Let the options ahead help you ring in the new year with cheap and unique style; you'll forget all about not having the budget to shell out for that bottle of Dom.
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Sources tell TMZ ... Justin just signed a lease to rent a nearly 6,000 square foot crib in the San Fernando Valley, and it wasn't cheap -- he'll shell out nearly $100k per month.
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But adorableness is hardly enough to convince a large swath of the public to shell out $349 for a product category they didn't know they needed in their life until this morning.
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Sarah Kauss knows her S'well bottles are pricey, but she's proven people are willing to shell out for the distinctive bottles, which keep drinks cold for 24 hours and hot for 12.
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One of the investors on "Shark Tank" says he'd shell out the dough to buy Martin Shkreli's rare Wu-Tang Clan album now that he's going to jail ... but there's a catch.
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It's not a film that you'd necessarily want to shell out $10 for, but if you're looking to put something on so you can Pee-wee and chill, it's the perfect fit.
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In recent years, luxury pricing has made it difficult for Apple to penetrate emerging markets like China, where most consumers still aren't able to shell out so much money for a smartphone.
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Our take on this trend: You could shell out $20 for liquid collagen that has questionable benefits, or you could spend $3 for a bottle of vitamin C that has proven efficacy.
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We're happy May didn't have to shell out hundreds of dollars to a locksmith to get back into his home, we're just troubled that Nest has no knowledge of Gotham's greatest vigilante.
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Virgin's new deal is valid with iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, or iPhone SE purchases, meaning interested parties will have to shell out at least $319 at the lower end.
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Verizon, for example, now offers users three different tiers of "unlimited" data plans, but restricts video to 480p unless users are willing to shell out more money to remove this arbitrary limit.
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Hugin will likely continue to spend his own money heavily in order to spread that message, telling CNBC he will shell out as much as he feels is necessary to reach voters.
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Younger and healthier Americans are required by the ACA to shell out their money for higher priced premiums than the old major medical plans that used to be popular for their demographic.
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Most recently, Van Ness released a bestselling memoir titled "Over the Top: A Raw Journey to Self-Love" and teamed up with Planters to shell out grooming advice for men throughout Movember.
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The fact that to those able to shell out many thousands on transportation, such an experience may not be a luxury, but rather a continuation of a status quo unimaginable for most.
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So you can rest assured that if you do decide to shell out $3K at Bistro Remy this Valentine's Day, you may leave feeling fabulous — but you will definitely leave feeling hungry.
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And while more of the medical community is recognizing the benefits of boys getting the HPV vaccine, many adult men may find it worthwhile to shell out the money for it, too.
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" —Brock, 37 "I was invited to a tropical destination wedding that would have required me to both cancel my winter vacation plans and shell out thousands just between the flights and accommodations.
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That means if it breaks—a common problem in other phones—you'll need to shell out for a pricy micro-soldering job or replace the whole motherboard (which could cost even more).
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If you need a staple of competitive play like, say, Scalding Tarn, you can shell out $71.22 and have a well-worn copy in your mailbox by the end of the week.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I wish Samsung had at least included the 210-watt charger, as people buying a phone this expensive shouldn't have to shell out more for a second charger.
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With daily fees (parking, gym or the dreaded resort fee) seemingly increasing both in quantity and in amount, it may be hard during your hotel stay to shell out gratuities as well.
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However, her campaign said it would be "significantly higher" than her rivals' proposals but less than the $11 trillion Americans are expected to shell out for health care over the next decade.
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And while the MX Keys isn't all the new, it's great alternative to the MX Craft for people who didn't need the dial or want to shell out $200 for a keyboard.
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