But shelling out a full $23 or more is foolish.
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By May, it was shelling out $40 million a month.
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But consumers in Mumbai are still shelling out 20 rupees.
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"It was shelling out money in good faith," she said.
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Older generations are shelling out the most cash on upgrades.
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Fans are shelling out hundreds, even thousands to see top games.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is shelling out big to help combat climate change.
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But sometimes, shelling out $100 on a bra just isn't realistic.
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It's worth shelling out the extra money for richer-colored yolks.
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How about shelling out some real coin once in a while?
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"I will take the Banana Split," I said, shelling out eleven dollars.
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But that is all the more reason for shelling out for naloxone.
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Shelling out $6 for the tool seemed to be a good deal.
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Next, you're shelling out for space-age aerodynamics, crafted from carbon fiber.
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These are all brands shelling out costs for brick-and-mortar stores.
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Bloomberg is shelling out $11 million to run a 60-second spot.
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Before I make anything, I'm shelling out $150 to $200 a night.
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Without insurance, he'd be shelling out an estimated $4,300 that year, Kaiser found.
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The company acquired Motorola Mobility in 2011, shelling out $12.5BN on the purchase.
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And it would save Congress from shelling out more in federal aid later.
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In 2016, Uber was shelling out almost seven times that amount — $1.36 million.
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Some people have been shelling out a whopping $500 to score VIP seats.
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There's also limited tax relief for homeowners shelling out for hefty property taxes.
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That's on top of shelling out for services from Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu.
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I financed it through Apple to avoid shelling out the full amount at once.
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Guests, especially millennials, are shelling out big bucks to watch friends tie the knot.
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I'm dubious of the actuality of someone shelling out six-figures on a Cheeto.
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And until now, we didn't really have a solution except shelling out for more.
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Apple fans are used to shelling out a pretty penny for the latest gadget.
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Employers and workers alike are shelling out a lot of money for health insurance.
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MoviePass was shelling out more for tickets than it was taking in from subscriptions.
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Companies pick up most of the tab, shelling out $14,100 a year, on average.
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Is it worth shelling out the extra cash for the Nvidia Shield TV Pro?
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Amazon is actually the stingiest when it comes to shelling out for venture-backed companies.
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No point shelling out for a babysitter, just bring the kids along for a sleepover.
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So, consider what you'll be using your rig for before shelling out for an upgrade.
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That was despite the league shelling out a record $225 billion on acquiring new players.
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Cusato recommends homeowners perform some due diligence before shelling out money for architects or contractors.
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And that parents should really think twice before shelling out for a kids' 'safety' wearable.
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But overpaying for seasonings and snacks and shelling out $40 for a useless product smarts.
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Granted, it's hard to imagine an episode about Carrie Bradshaw shelling out for custom orthotics.
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In April 2016, the bakers were shelling out 2,500 euros for a ton of butter.
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Chinese shoppers spent the most, shelling out an average of £3003,478 ($1,946) at each transaction.
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Like any good party, a proper Fourth of July celebration requires shelling out big bucks.
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Just be aware of your chosen carrier's coverage map before shelling out that extra cash.
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Both parties have spent heavily on the election, shelling out at least $13.8 million combined.
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It's not just Bank of America customers who are shelling out extra cash in fees.
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Shelling out $999 for a new iPhone X is a tough decision for many consumers.
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Yesterday I didn't spend any money, so I'm all right with shelling out the six bucks.
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In the video above, find out just why everyone's shelling out for these best-selling finds.
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It's safe to say Mike Brown will NOT be shelling out $500 for Lonzo Ball's sneakers.
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Is shelling out $80 for an extra six inches of legroom in premium economy good value?
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But shelling out $25,000 just for photos and videos, like Glantz said one couple recently did?
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After shelling out for the main expenses, consider using cash for the rest of your trip.
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An increasing number of dating app users are shelling out for professional photos for their profiles.
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Yes, shelling out upwards of $400 or $500 for a driver can be a painful endeavor.
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Zayn bought the place above its listing price of $10.5 mil, shelling out $10.69 big ones.
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Sanders also spent the most of any Democratic candidate during the quarter, shelling out $287 million.
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That means you're unable to upgrade these components without shelling out for an entirely new device.
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It is shelling out the equivalent of around $260 for each monthly active user of LinkedIn.
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Apple recently announced that it's shelling out $1 billion for a new campus in North Austin.
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Start-ups are disrupting the practice of shelling out thousands of dollars to rent a home.
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That means that if you want the hard top, you'll be shelling out at least $31,555.
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The sports cable network is already shelling out an eye-popping $1.9 billion, according to MofftettNathanson.
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Either way, considerable savings over paying for a gas or shelling out for a pricey Amtrak ticket.
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The fledgling startup also got SoftBank interested in shelling out an investment, The Information reported in November.
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You can buy a set of soft, luxurious pillowcases without shelling out for an entire sheet set.
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Safety First Nothing is worse than shelling out some cash for extensions only to get an infection.
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That's a question you'll want to ask yourself before you start shelling out for followers and engagement.
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It's expensive, but I don't mind shelling out the money for someone experienced in cutting curly hair.
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If you pay per month, you could end up shelling out close to what you already pay.
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Women are reportedly shelling out money to plastic surgeons to make them look more like Ivanka Trump.
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It could make the difference between paying the correct amount of taxes or shelling out a fine.
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National parks You may have to start shelling out more cash when you visit America's national parks.
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The data forecasts foreign tourists to spend, on average, shelling out 5,500 baht per person per day.
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Before shelling out a lot of money on a home abroad, consider renting a home abroad first.
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Walmart has invested a lot in online shopping, shelling out more than $3 billion to acquire Jet.
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So you can still quickly plug in a pair of headphones without shelling out for wireless earbuds.
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Millennials are shelling out big bucks to freeze their eggs so they can delay starting a family.
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Some are shelling out thousands to buy themselves generators to be sure they can weather the blackouts.
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We may just talk you out of shelling out for that shiny new future phone after this.
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But as Democrats started shelling out more money in Florida, Nelson's poll numbers appear to have recovered.
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The FTC orders will provide clarity on why boardrooms are shelling out billions for our personal data.
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These AOL customers surely aren't shelling out for the "convenience" of their painfully slow dial-up service.
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Those who do pay to live at home are shelling out an average of about $500 per month.
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This isn't something I want to believe when I'm shelling out money on a solid skin-care routine.
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There's no way that consumers will simply keep shelling out for every new streaming service that comes along.
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Drillers will also need to start producing acreage swiftly and efficiently after shelling out princely sums for land.
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Or maybe you want to sample Game of Thrones before shelling out cash to HBO on the regular.
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It's hard to imagine any other studio shelling out the reported $50 million budget on something so chancey.
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That means they are shelling out over $4,600 a month on expenses as food, housing and health care.
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If fact, Mayer has spent Yahoo's flailing revenue quite visibly, shelling out on startups, Tumblr, and Katie Couric.
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And when you're shelling out $60 a day, you do not want it to go in the trash.
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Just look more closely at what's already happening even with Uncle Sam shelling out all that subsidy money.
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Unless you're cool with your friend shelling out for the latest Kendrick Lamar album at a moment's notice.
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Otherwise, shelling out $115—which, yes, is what it actually costs—doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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Fans raced to theaters opening weekend, shelling out $420 million worldwide during its debut to see the spectacle.
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Are you ready to enter the world of wireless listening without shelling out a Benjamin and then some?
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With so many stunners worth shelling out for, it's hard to decide which we should jump on first.
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WeWork makes its third-biggest acquisition to date, shelling out $100 million for a software startup called Teem
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The danger of rental programs: falling in love with an item and then shelling out to keep it.
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Still, please be aware that Samsung's large, foldable son has a crease before shelling out that much cash.
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Shelling out exorbitant fees for data or cellular connections when you're overseas is a ripoff, industry insiders say.
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Yes, there are hundreds of thousands of shows, but accessing them requires shelling out lots of small payments.
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Humphreys says shelling out for a college education, when you don't really need one, is a big waste.
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Nations compete vigorously for the investments of these companies, often by cutting corporate taxes and shelling out subsidies.
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It's a stellar budget option if you don't feel like shelling out for one of those new iPads.
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O'Neill pointed out that city taxpayers are shelling out $100,000 a day to protect his Manhattan property and family.
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Price tags range from $50 to $1,010 for the Chewbacca mask, and eBay customers are shelling out the cash.
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But it initial testing revealed shelling out an extra $243 to upgrade to the beefier CPU wasn't worth it.
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But some, particularly in Europe's south and west, still balk at shelling out for what feel like distant threats.
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Both of which are a whole lot cheaper than shelling out up to $5 at a local coffee shop.
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It's been more than ten years since he first started shelling out the $22s and people barely recognize him.
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Vinyl is more special to some than others, with some deep-pocketed fans shelling out thousands for vintage records.
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The market has become so competitive that buyers may find themselves shelling out far more than the asking price.
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When was the last time you looked into how much you were shelling out for all those TV channels?
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Chain restaurants dedicated solely to shelling out the leafy greens have sprouted up in major cities across the country.
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This can mean shelling out $50 to $200 a shot for outings taking place once or twice a month.
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However, relative to drugstore toners, you're shelling out a handsome sum of cash for a 12-ounce bottle ($30).
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If you're a sports fan, you might be shelling out for traditional cable just to watch your favorite team.
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But while consumers are shelling out more money for bigger cars, they don't want to spend more on gas.
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Residents of Sin City are shelling out the least in taxes of any of the cities studied by GOBankingRates.
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Those who can afford it consider shelling out thousands of dollars to give birth in a private hospital instead.
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Servino told Insider that shelling out top dollar for garlic bread in an Italian restaurant is usually a misstep.
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As it happens, passengers are shelling out millions to spend their vacations on over-the-top cruise ship experiences.
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Instead of shelling out that kind of cash, they purchased a cheap kit online and adhered the gems themselves.
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TMZ has seen paper proof producers are shelling out the cash for Ray ... and that's not all he's getting.
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Recode Daily: The Trump inauguration — pomp, protests and a new Russia probe Are Apple's wireless Airpods worth shelling out $160?
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SINGAPORE — If you're shelling out $2 million for a meal, you'll want to make sure you're getting your money's worth.
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And even though I like watching YouTube in VR, it's incredibly hard to justify shelling out $400 for that luxury.
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Amgen shares, however, fell as some investors worried that the company was shelling out more-than-expected for the drug.
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The durability and easy-to-wash material makes it a lasting gift without shelling out a lot of cash, too!
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Rio's future—and the livelihood of its poorest residents—is dependent on all these tourists showing up and shelling out.
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That means they are shelling out more than $4,600 a month on expenses such as food, housing and health care.
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Instead, I'm shelling out what feels like a ridiculous amount of money to look at planes and rockets all day.
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Alphabet, for the first time, spent the most money out of any other company, shelling out $18 million in 2017.
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If you're skittish about shelling out cash for a tabletop hand-cranked spiralizer, just get yourself the cheaper handheld kind.
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Dental insurance can help lighten the load of costly procedures, but it doesn't prevent patients from shelling out large sums.
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For years now, media companies have hoped and prayed that Facebook would get serious about shelling out cash to partners.
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But instead of shelling out stacks of Benjamins on new masks and scrubs, we decided to whip up our own.
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If you're already paying to go through Madame Tussauds, shelling out another $20 bucks for this is a no brainer.
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If you don't feel like shelling out for guanciale, feel free to use bacon—or any other cured pork product.
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Passengers are shelling out more for seats on board as flights fly fuller thanks to strong demand and constrained capacity.
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And that's not good news, especially for those who are already shelling out a lot of money for their vacation.
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For that $200,000 mortgage borrower, it could mean shelling out an additional $180 a month by the end of 2019.
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Others may simply resent shelling out for roof decks and package rooms they have happily done without their entire lives.
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He spent $5,434,793 on a house in Water Mill, New York, in Long Island's Hamptons, shelling out $820,240 for landscaping.
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Fantasy nerds, listen up ... LaDainian Tomlinson's shelling out advice on how to win your league this year -- TAKE TODD GURLEY!!!!
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In the docs, Antonette says Rich has been shelling out $4,500 for her rent and around $3k in other expenses.
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She ended up shelling out $4,100 per month but she's disavowed their 5-year-old son, Lamar Jr. ever since.
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If you don't feel like shelling out for the Sony WH-1000XM3s, these puppies make an excellent budget-friendly alternative.
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Meanwhile, parents in Washington DC pay the most, shelling out an average of $24,363 a year, or $2,020 a month.
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He is also an avid art collector, shelling out $110.5 million for a painting by Jean-Michael Basquiat in 2017.
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It's not just getting harder to attract guests -- Disney World is now shelling out more money to fill job openings.
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Others are shelling out money to companies who claim they can boost their chances of being placed on influencers' playlists.
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Instead of shelling out for a gym membership, Yang takes advantage of the free fitness facilities available to D.C. residents.
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Those predictions proved true, with the percent of US households still shelling out for cable dropping every year since 2012.
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Its rivals are also shelling out millions for exclusive rights to old TV classics that they hope will lure users.
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That means you might be shelling out money for something that doesn't change your appearance or your health in any way.
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And by having a long-sleeved shirt or sweater, you'll avoid shelling out for an in-flight blanket if you're cold.
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I don't mind shelling out big bucks for big productions, but I refuse to spend $26 on a Wicked-themed drink.
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The final stop, Playroom Nightclub, was where the big money was dropped — with the group shelling out $91,135, Page Six reports.
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Musk didn't say much about the two unidentified passengers, let alone how much money they're shelling out for their Moon voyage.
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In 2017 it also splurged on US-based Nivite, and Ticketfly — picking the latter up from Pandora, and shelling out $200M.
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But Pinterest has been spending more than that, shelling out $190 million on AWS in 2018, the Information reported in February.
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And one more thing: It's not cheap, so plan on shelling out $450, which is the new wave price at Striiike.
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Shoppers are also shelling out more of their income on health care and housing, which has dented sales at traditional retailers.
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Shelling out for expensive protection is cheaper than an election-week crisis-messaging campaign, argues Lisa Kaplan of the Alethea Group.
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But if you needed any more excuses to justify shelling out $4 for an iced coffee, add cancer to the list.
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But rather than shelling out $849.99 for the Origami, plenty of parents miraculously managed to manually open and close their strollers.
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Alicia Silverstone has settled her divorce with ex-husband Christopher Jarecki — but she's shelling out a hefty amount in the process.
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For some people, the the sky is the limit when it comes to shelling out money for the perfect wedding dress.
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Gabrielle Union gets what Gabrielle Union wants -- even if that means shelling out tens of thousands of dollars for street art.
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Most of these young people exercise their autonomy by choosing their own marriage partners or shelling out for a new car.
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Widely followed cryptocurrency start-up Ripple is shelling out millions to some top universities to speed up adoption of blockchain technology.
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So even though a groom's look is, on average, $176, we're shelling out for a bespoke tailored suit for around $1,000.
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Kalanick's not the only Uber director shelling out big bucks for an expensive home now that the company has gone public.
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That's especially important for design students who Berahimi says often rely on pirated fonts instead of shelling out for commercial licenses.
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People are also shelling out $10 a month for an ad-free experience, which is more expensive than Disney's incoming Disney+.
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Apple is shelling out dough and satellites are improving the status quo, but first: a cartoon about taking clicks too seriously.
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Though he's only been in the race since November, he's already doubled Steyer's ad spending, shelling out more than $200 million.
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A co-founder of Facebook is shelling out $20 million to help Hillary Clinton and the Democrats in this year's elections.
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Drinks at this place are $18-$303 each and we end up shelling out $114 each for dinner and drinks here.
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PepsiCo, AB InBev, P&G and Kraft have all been cutting costs — but all are shelling out for ads on Sunday.
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Americans residing abroad, for instance, have found themselves shelling out for taxes owed in the U.S. and for related accounting expenses.
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They allow restaurants to be closer to a market without shelling out the cash needed for a brick-and-mortar location.
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If so, you're probably one of the curious few who should consider shelling out over $211,2300 for the latest premium iPhone.
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The amount of money they're losing may already be unsustainable, experts say — and that's before shelling out extra money for employees.
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One idea would be a road trip to the beach for a weekend trip without shelling out cash for the hotel.
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However, both diners would snap up a $6 bundle, allowing them to sate their appetites while shelling out $12 in total.
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Denton has said that Gawker Media would be profitable were it not for the money it's shelling out in legal fees.
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Instead of shelling out an exorbitant amount of money on Discogs to get the 20th color variant of the Dance Tonight!
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Familiar companies like Wal-Mart are already jumping on the Semi bandwagon — we want to know how much they'll be shelling out.
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But, if you're shelling out $250 just to save a couple seconds of foreplay, you might as well really commit to it.
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"Estranged" by Guns N' Roses (1994) Guns N' Roses were no strangers to shelling out millions to make their vision a reality.
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For half the price, with the 3a you still get the essentials of the Pixel 3 without shelling out nearly one grand.
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If you were already planning on shelling out $35 or more at Sephora sometime soon, today's the day: Starting at 1 p.m.
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Facebook and other platforms allow challengers to build name recognition and raise money without shelling out big bucks for untargeted TV spots.
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Unless you're shelling out $500 for Adobe Acrobat, your PDFs are typically read-only, with all text and content frozen in place.
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But once it starts cranking out its own television, music, and news services, you might start shelling out another monthly subscription fee.
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Clinton kept shelling out more than Trump in some key areas, such as payroll, where she spent $1.7 million to Trump's $500,000.
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But even with the attempts at making the VR gear more affordable via renting, you'll still be shelling out $4,500 per day.
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Colonial pipeline fire If you live in the eastern half of the US, you may be shelling out more for gas soon.
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And if we're shelling out the bigger bucks, we want know what we're doing when it comes time to actually drink it.
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Even after shelling out hundreds of dollars and finding a place to put the massive box, you still had to buy tapes.
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Instead of shelling out $349 or $400 for the HomePod or Home Max, you can create your own version piece by piece.
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Compare that to shelling out $150 for those cute "sale-price" jeans and feeling the sting of regret when you're halfway home.
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So Amazon has no qualms about shelling out billions for original series and films on the indie festival circuit through Amazon Studios.
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It is also facing higher-than-expected capital expenditures, shelling out roughly 500 million euros in connection with U.S. diesel emissions cases.
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But it feels annoying to have to go through the extra step of either shedding luggage or shelling out more to fly.
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Instead of shelling out on a rock, couples would rather save money to buy real estate or go on vacation, Allianz reported.
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So rather than shelling out for something simple, Reddit user unicronprincezz decided to make one from scratch for their fantasy football league.
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He stopped shelling out for expensive car payments: He stuck to his older, yet reliable, vehicle, and returned his fancier sports car.
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Hiring a professional wedding planner can cost up to $1,850, but many say they don't regret shelling out for that added expense.
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Markey (D-Mass.) and Blumenthal (D-Conn.), consumers are shelling out $85033 per year to the cable companies to rent that box.
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Between costumes, decorations and, of course, candy, the average American will be shelling out $169.81, according to a recent poll by LendEDU.
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Keeping them in hay and feed can be expensive, and that's before you're shelling out for dental care and deworming and vaccinations.
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Saving up for a home can also be hard to do when shelling out money for climbing rent prices in the meantime.
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The thought there is that people who aren't shelling out money for flagship handsets are likely not buying Bluetooth headphones yet, either.
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The portable toilet rentals alone cost a small fortune ... with the federal government shelling out 2 separate payments of $31,764.24 and $9,534.
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And they're shelling out big bucks to do it: A single cycle can average anywhere from $6,000 to $20,000, according to experts.
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It's hard to say no, but there are things you can do to get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out.
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Consumers are expected to spend around 5% more this year, with the average gift-giver shelling out $740, according to some surveys.
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Mayhaps the lesson here is if you can't resist the thrall of multiple monitors, at least check Craigslist before shelling out $14,000.
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Datadog recorded retention in its latest quarter of 151% — a customer that spent $100 a year earlier is now shelling out $151.
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And it continued to spend big on merchandise, shelling out $2.4 million on T-shirts, banners, buttons, stickers and, of course, hats.
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Stefanie is one of a growing number of customers shelling out hundreds and even thousands for these kinds of thematic sea-bound adventures.
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Such boxes allowed players to save time by shelling out real money to accelerate the "unlock" of major characters such as Darth Vader.
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But doing so also means shelling out $12 a month, though you do get the added perks of ad-free and offline viewing.
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So if you don't need television or a landline, it's not worth shelling out for the Triple Play package just for free Netflix.
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You're forced to rent it, paying that monthly fee for years on end, shelling out far more than that box is really worth.
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Why it matters: Tech companies are shelling out more money for lobbying as they face federal and state investigations and increased regulatory scrutiny.
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Audiences are recognizing women-led films and shelling out money to see them, and there's no reason why that shouldn't continue in 2018.
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But saving up for a home can be hard to do when millennials are shelling out money for climbing rents in the meantime.
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Official Olympic partnerships, on the other hand, can result in brands shelling out upwards of $200 million for four years, according to Forbes.
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So, if "The Office" is an NBC show, why is NBC shelling out $500 million to put it on its forthcoming streaming service?
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Intel is just hoping that when that happens, consumers will be flocking to USB-C, not shelling out for Lightning-powered Beats. [Anandtech]
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Often, that means shelling out loads of cash for products and treatments, many of which clear your bank account faster than your skin.
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What I cannot tolerate, however, is shelling out $9.99 each month to a company which does business with the offensively mediocre James Corden.
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Even so, the findings suggest that consumers should do their homework before shelling out for a local weight-loss program, the authors conclude.
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Advertisers will be shelling out close to $500 million to air their commercials during the Super Bowl, but what returns can they expect?
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Besides shelling out checks, Ant also sent many users to Hello TransTech when the latter first started as the bike-rental company Hellobike.
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But Tamagotchi never really went away, and if you want the classic 90s experience, you can (basically) have it without shelling out $60.
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In China, the coffee startup is known for shelling out large subsidies to lure millions of tea drinkers into trying its coffee beverages.
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As for pricing, no word yet on what you'll be shelling out to score a piece (or two) of Gigi by Tommy Hilfiger.
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And Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) showed strong confidence by shelling out $74 billion in a blockbuster deal to acquire drug maker Celgene (CELG).
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If non-billionaires are shelling out that much money for backyard bunkers, it stands to reason that the wealthy are doing something similar.
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They are less concerned about shelling out so much money for monthly rent than about making a costly purchase they may later regret.
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Even though I'd prefer to admire the design of the phone itself, I'd like to avoid shelling out hundreds of dollars in repairs.
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The super-rich aren't the only ones shelling out big coin to shake free of the sometimes cattle-herding experience called flying commercial.
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It's going to be hard to find a better way to watch the Super Bowl without shelling out for cable or satellite service.
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Those earning more would pay a subsidized fee based on their income, with no households shelling out more than 7% of their income.
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David Koch made his fair share of political investments in 2017, as well, shelling out $100,000 to the joint fundraising committee for Sen.
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A growing number of consumers in the US are shelling out thousands of dollars on gas masks, hazmat suits, and even underground bunkers.
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Neither scenario is ideal, and yet here I am, thinking about shelling out $25 to augment my setup with a matching turquoise version.
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Allergan is shelling out $750 million to settle allegations that it used tactics to impede generic competitors to one of its Alzheimer's drugs.
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This year, companies are shelling out up to $2 million for a 30-second ad — a record high — according to research firm Kantar Media.
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Besides the whole power issue, the laptop runs fine, so instead of shelling out on a new one I've decided to change the battery.
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According to one trade association, the outdoor recreation industry represents an $2000 billion opportunity, with Americans shelling out $220 billion annually on campsites alone.
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But statistics are a wet blanket if ever there was one, and millions of Americans kept their hopes alive, shelling out $2 per ticket.
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Because I wanted to prove to myself that I can craft amazing looks without shelling out hundreds of dollars on different palettes and highlighters.
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Or, if you skip the travel insurance on an international trip, an accident could have you shelling out thousands of dollars in medical care.
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You can use this handheld back massager anywhere close to an outlet rather than schlepping out to a spa and shelling out big bucks.
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So, why are people shelling out thousands of dollars for a phone that is not even a fraction as good as Apple's latest model?
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Netflix has started an arms race by shelling out more than $8 billion a year for content, leading to huge paydays for top producers.
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If you're shelling out hard-earned cash on a laptop, then you want to make sure you get years of service out of it.
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The group was spending lavishly, shelling out over $100 million a year on vendors, consultants and show-off events, according to two former executives.
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This week: Black Panther starts picking up trophies, Deadpool has a big weekend in China, and Amazon is shelling out major money at Sundance.
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Walking off to catch their limo, Ayame Michigu, 20, said it would be their "first and last" time shelling out for such an experience.
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Consider that Medicare Advantage enrollees with access to dental benefits are shelling out an additional premium, averaging about $284 a year, according to Kaiser.
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Zuckerberg has addressed that issue directly, buying photo app Instagram in 2012 and shelling out $19 billion two years later for messaging service WhatsApp.
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By shelling out cash to produce more shows and movies, it has managed to grow so rapidly that even its own executives are surprised.
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The service, according to Facebook, will allow people to buy fast, reliable and affordable data packages without shelling out hundreds of rupees each month.
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There's a glut of used cars on the market, meaning that dealerships aren't shelling out as much as they once did for used vehicles.
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Altogether Americans spent more than $800 million on fireworks in 2016, with many municipalities shelling out $5,000 to $30,000 to host their own display.
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But so far the company has only actually committed to 0003,000 jobs—which would mean Wisconsin shelling out a whopping $1 million per job.
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He's not shelling out much from his own pockets to buy your house, but he is taking on any risks related to the property.
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Ms. Spector and Mr. Leaver agree something small and personal is another way to go, especially if you're shelling out the dough to attend.
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Being able to see a best-selling baby book up close before shelling out for it made the choice to buy it much easier.
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It's still not clear how audiences outside that niche will get access to the full VR experience without shelling out for a pricey headset.
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Instead, we're shelling out big bucks for products that can easily lose features or worse—stop working entirely on the whim of a corporation.
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The collapse of a notorious coworking giant has not stopped startups from shelling out a significant portion of their monthly budgets on their digs.
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To get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out, it's crucial to have tough conversations with your relatives and to set healthy boundaries.
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Today, the country music star is worth millions and believes he has figured out what is and is not worth shelling out money for.
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To keep your spending in check and refrain from shelling out more than you should, think long and hard about your purchases, says Sean.
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Striiv Fusion Activity & Sleep Tracker — $21 See Details Keeping tabs on your precious belongings doesn't always have to entail shelling out thousands for security equipment.
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However, there is one catch for those interested in purchasing a house in this quaint town, and it involves shelling out a little more money.
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Past splashy bets like shelling out $130 billion to buy out Vodafone's stake in their U.S. wireless joint venture are showing signs of structural decline.
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Officials south of the border say they're not interested in shelling out a single peso for the structure, which could cost more than $2295 billion.
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But is the convenience of a home gym worth shelling out for a treadmill, let alone one that costs over $4,000 like the Peloton Tread?
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But the purchase of the property is only the first step in taking on a fixer-upper project — renovations typically mean shelling out millions more.
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Facebook's checks are still tiny compared to Netflix and Amazon, but Facebook has the cash to compete with the billions of dollars they're shelling out.
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Now that iPhone batteries are cheaper and easier to replace, fewer people are shelling out for new iPhones that can now cost up to $1,449.
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In exchange for shelling out as little as 2100%, FHA buyers pay an upfront insurance premium equal to 1.75% of the loan and 0.85% annually.
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A big chunk of money had gone to shelling out deep discounts for consumers, while the coffee challenger's offline expansion was just as cash-intensive.
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Some grandparents, though, are shelling out far more on their grandchildren's education costs alone, with 21%, or about 14.7 million, providing an average $4,290 annually.
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Finally, on Friday we'll get to learn how much Americans have been making — and shelling out — when the personal income and spending numbers are released.
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ROSEMARIE PALLISERAigues-Mortes, France All yolks aside, but shelling out money for the R&D of new products is not really such an eggcellent idea.
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Families are shelling out more cash than ever for this once (or up to four, if you're really lucky and popular) in a lifetime opportunity.
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Which, other than the ethical and moral reasons, probably provides the most solid justification for just shelling out for the damn thing the legal way.
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In that instance, City Manager Shelley Dickstein justified nearly shelling out nearly $650,000 for additional security at the rally due to Ohio's weak gun laws.
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All told, The Wheel would hold 1,440 paying customers per revolution, each shelling out $35 for a ticket, and run from 10 am until midnight.
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The Department of the Army is shelling out $235,000 for a quarter-million custom branded mouse pads for the U.S. Army Marketing and Research Group.
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In addition to shelling out a ton of money on continuing education, I also took a pay cut of over $10,000 when I switched schools.
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But price is also an impediment for publicly funded programs, which have limited budgets and are now shelling out more cash for the prevention effort.
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The numbers are an interesting look into the financial side of a couple going their separate ways — like how much Cuoco will be shelling out.
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Before shelling out money on a home, people who are moving to a new destination should consider the medical facilities, cultural offerings and other features.
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They joined other companies in embracing the same hackers they once treated as criminals, shelling out bug bounties as high as $22016,22017 to report flaws.
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If the US falls into a recession, which many economists say is likely, will people still be shelling out for caviar and truffle home delivery?
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For example, I should probably know how to care for a plant before shelling out the equivalent of a week's worth of lunches on it.
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Jeezy and Yo Gotti hosted parties Friday night, with Jeezy getting $40,623 from Studio 23 and Mirage Miami shelling out $50k for Yo Gotti's services.
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But others developed similar technology that consumers could simply rent through their cable provider rather than shelling out hundreds of dollars for a TiVo (TIVO).
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ROVINJ, CROATIA — Streaming giants looking to grow overseas are shelling out billions to local content producers, fueling a new production economy all over the world.
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So instead of shelling out on one more impulse buy as soon as a social situation arises, it's time to get creative with your current lineup.
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Paying a month's worth of their rent or mortgage and shelling out for their groceries rounded out the top four preferred kind gestures people really want.
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If you're using from cheap earbuds right now, there's a good chance that you're not interested in shelling out many hundreds of dollars for an upgrade.
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But, realistically speaking, accidents happen — so when you're shelling out so much more for your laptop this is a pretty real issue to take into consideration.
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Imagine, then, that Americans are spending a third of their income on one single thing, with many shelling out half their pay or more for it.
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But a new vacuum doesn't always mean shelling out $500: The Bissell PowerLifter Pet Rewind Bagless Vacuum is $30 off at Walmart, making it just $99.
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Especially after shelling out the same price as higher-range vehicles; the most basic Model 3 starts at $39,490 before tax credits and other EV savings.
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It's a way better solution than shelling out for a huge hot tub that you won't really be able to take with you once you move.
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Even with a low down payment, buyers today are shelling out a higher share of their annual income to make that investment, especially first-time buyers.
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Thankfully, it's 2018 and shelling out cash to meet one-on-one with a certified personal trainer isn't always necessary when you're equipped with a smartphone.
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Wimbledon isn't just costing its attendees money: Tennis legend Serena Williams is also shelling out a hefty sum of cash after being fined at the tournament.
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And for many swappers, trading seeds is a way to indulge in their gardening hobbies without shelling out a ton of cash to major seed wholesalers.
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The museum has devised a whole range of ways to entice visitors into shelling out cash for the hotly anticipated exhibition devoted to the late superstar.
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On top of the $22016 million annually that the NRA was allegedly shelling out to Ackerman (a sum Ackerman disputes), other questionable expenses came to light.
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Slack is shelling out some $22 million, compared for example to the $85 million paid to underwriters for the IPO of disappearing-message app owner Snap.
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Additionally, many consumers are now shelling out for smartphone data plans and subscriptions to services like — all costs that take away from other disposable spending categories.
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These Philly-slash-South Jersey thrashers are the last of a dying breed, and are still shelling out dirty, DIY, breakneck death thrash like men possessed.
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In the meantime, Chipotle is shelling out money for TV ads — which the company hasn't done since 2012— and is considering hiring a new advertising agency.
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His tenure as the chief of CBA was overshadowed by a money- laundering lawsuit that resulted in the bank shelling out A$700 million in penalties.
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Instead of shelling out for the individual bottles, she decided to replicate Carnation Instant Breakfast by pouring Nesquik and a whole raw egg into the blender.
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As of Tuesday, California motorists were shelling out an average of $225 per gallon for gasoline, well above the national average of $22017, according to AAA.
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The record earnings coincide with Google becoming the top corporate spender on lobbying in 2017, shelling out a company-record $18 million in federal advocacy efforts.
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If you like the app otherwise and plan to use it for more than a couple videos, it's worth shelling out $2.49 for the full version.
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Given the choice between a $620 G8 and even a $750 Galaxy S10e, I'd have a hard time shelling out an extra $130 for Samsung's alternative.
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I probably would have been pissed at her (and myself) for shelling out all that cash and time on a wedding that really wasn't my style.
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I got in the bad habit of buying a lot of cheaper clothes I sort of, kinda like instead of shelling out for individual quality pieces.
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As of Friday, California motorists were shelling out an average of $3.32 per gallon for gasoline, well above the national average of $2.52, according to AAA.
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It looks as though lawmakers aren&apost too keen on shelling out additional funding for the Army&aposs much-hyped next-generation squad weapon after all.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) is shelling out thousands of dollars going after Democratic candidate Doug Jones in the final days of the Alabama Senate race.
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A buyer who finances about $2250,000 and pays 11.4 percent in interest for a 69.5-month loan would end up shelling out $11,501 in interest charges.
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Except that this did not sit well with the networks shelling out $5003 billion for the U.S. TV rights for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
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There are single-lever openers out there, but it's well worth shelling out a few more bucks to lessen the number of crumbling corks you encounter.
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Earlier this month, officials announced ATMs were being installed at local courthouses to make the process of shelling out bail money slightly less of a nightmare.
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" Yet as one book explained, "within months, of course, he would be feeding his megalomania by shelling out $3.25 million for first star free agent, Catfish Hunter.
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Image: Virgin AmericaUnless you're shelling out big bucks for business or first-class tickets, your in-flight entertainment system probably looks like something from the last decade.
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And yet, the most fantastic fighting force in world history1 is shelling out millions to fix the hulls on a brand new class of high speed transport.
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But iPhones were out of the price range for a lot of kids, and BBM gave them a way to communicate without shelling out too much money.
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If I was shelling out that much money to hole up in a gaming oasis, I wouldn't be wasting my time sleeping or worrying about personal hygiene.
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Remember the days when binge-watching a TV show meant shelling out for DVD box sets and having to put in a new disc every four episodes?
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Leonardo DiCaprio is one bashful humanitarian after shelling out a million bucks for victims of Harvey ... but that's still not throwing off his game with hot chicks.
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As Renova and Vekselberg spent millions building relationships in California, he and his associates were also busy shelling out big bucks for access to power in Washington.
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But while those apps — including Apple's own native apps, like Calendar, Notes, and Reminders — are adequate, shelling out for a third-party app is often worth it.
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Maybe the future won't even be about shelling out tens of thousands of dollars to buy the most tricked-out new self-driving car on the market.
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Instead of shelling out $250 or so upfront for an entire system, customers can buy electricity for the equivalent of 50 cents a day using mobile money.
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Ultimately, HGTV placed the highest bid on the iconic home, shelling out $3.5 million for the property, which was nearly double the initial $1.88 million asking price.
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Instead of shelling out $300 or more for a full-size Dutch oven, you can use these single-serving dishes for individual desserts, side dishes and sauces.
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Wouldn't it be better to wait on shelling out that money or taking out that loan until your student "investment" is at least a little more mature?
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The Shenzhen-based company remains extremely ambitious, and has continued to spend massively on R&D, shelling out 76.4 billion yuan ($11 billion) to further its business.
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As if we aren't shelling out enough dough to handle our monthly bills, we often find ourselves slammed with late fees, annual fees, and interest rate spikes.
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By 2017-18, Portland will be shelling out approximately $122 million to Lillard, McCollum, Crabbe, Turner, Harkless, Davis, Leonard, Aminu, and 2016 second-round pick Jake Layman.
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Sometimes travelers are better off eating the price of the original flight, and instead purchasing a completely new one to avoid shelling out more money than necessary.
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That means between airfare, gifts and other expenses, young people are shelling out an average of $2,679 per year to celebrate the nuptials of friends and family.
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And Chinese consumers are willing to pay up for the tasty treat, shelling out as much as $100 for a 1.5-pound lobster for a Chinese celebration.
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Gwyneth Paltrow also added $100k to Schwarzenegger's donation to the Frontline Responders Fund, and WWE star Rusev is shelling out $20k to WWE production and security staff.
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And now the book is out in paperback, so you can find out exactly what all the fuss was all about without shelling out for hardcover prices.
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To put this in perspective, from the day he announced his campaign to its end, Bloomberg was shelling out $233,333.33 every hour on those godawful ads alone.
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MLB and the Players Association are looking to help those affected by the pandemic ... by shelling out $1 million total to Feeding America and Meals on Wheels.
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It's not hard to see how Apple will start small, then bundle a series of services to keep customers regularly shelling out – not unlike Amazon's Prime membership.
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UFC stud Mike Perry's got ya covered ... 'cause he's shelling out advice on how to protect yourself in a fight over that marked down big screen TV!!!
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If your child won't touch anything unless it's wearing a Frozen princess dress/Star Wars cloak then you'll be resigned to shelling out for the usual merch.
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At businesses in New York, Toronto and a handful of other cities, people are shelling out cash for the chance to smash electronics devices and dish sets.
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It didn't work: despite shelling out more than $20183 million in the early aughts to sue potential customers, the industry saw less than $400,000 in actual settlements.
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The U.S. leads the world in spending on science, shelling out $496 billion for research and development in 2015, a 26 percent share of the global total.
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According to docs, Thomas is shelling out $3k a month in support for their 3 kids, and he has to cover their private school and extracurricular activities.
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"MMMBop" was in many ways the beginning of the band and 20 years later, fans are still shelling out hundreds of dollars for a glimpse of those beginnings.
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That means buying dongles, and buying dongles means shelling out exorbitant prices for tiny pieces of plastic just to make sure your gadgets work like they used to.
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But that doesn't change the fact that shelling out thousands of dollars for a smartwatch is an absolutely terrible idea even if you have the money to waste.
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Since FuboTV is going after only sports fanatics, it can afford to spend on licensing sports networks exclusively, without shelling out for more traditional broadcast or cable networks.
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Families who were already shelling out for private school or socking away 529 college savings contributions may find the shift easier; others may need to explore budget cuts.
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He says that it's worth shelling out more cash for top-quality materials and adds that being realistic about expectations is the most important part of a reno.
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Surprisingly, there are a ton of other business certifications out there that will give your resume the punch-up it desperately needs without shelling out for an MBA.
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The standard Chiron Sport costs $3.26 million, so expect that the 20 buyers who opt for a 110 ans Bugatti edition are shelling out a truly stratospheric sum.
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The whole process took about 30 minutes, which to me is better than hauling my ass to the salon and shelling out $10 for removal every single time.
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The Chicago Cubs just won their first World Series in more than a century after shelling out nearly $300 million on big-name free agents in the offseason.
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Read More: Exclusive documents reveal Fyre Festival's "shitshow" ticket scheme But shelling out all that money won't get you an actual ticket until the day of the event.
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That said, engagement ring seekers of the world: Check that signage and those prong settings more closely when you're shelling out hundreds or thousands of bucks, will you?
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I hope she'd be doing something better with her wealth than shelling out the future equivalent of $800 a month, plus rent, to facilitate her kids' Hamptons weekends.
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Next year, the 49-year-old New York banker and diving enthusiast should finally realize her dream, and she is shelling out more than $105,000 for the privilege.
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Nevertheless, once you're planning to retire from that job, you need to be aware of various deadlines and rules to avoid shelling out more for premiums than necessary.
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Folks in New York are shelling out the most, domestically, spending an average of $22.2,21.70, followed by Rhode Island ($21.16,8713), California ($2871,22016), New Jersey ($24,269), and Massachusetts ($10,154).
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They're sick of shelling out five's to me when I need to tip my manicurist or get an ice cream at the local cash-only ice cream shop.
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The San Francisco housing market is one of the most expensive in the country, and most high-end buyers share certain demands for the money they're shelling out.
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These aren't insignificant benefits, but they're not worth shelling out hundreds of dollars for, especially since the iPhone 11 has better battery life and a much better camera.
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Ex-MLB All-Star Nick Swisher is still swinging for the fences in retirement ... shelling out nearly $6 million for an awesome Beverly Hills pad with a pool!!!
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Shelling out on experiences is growing among young spenders, and few are seeing such concentrated waves of millennial buyers than RV maker Thor Industries, according to its CEO.
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Most people are willing to sign up for about six subscription services, shelling out around $38 per month, according to a recent survey from market research company Magid.
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It depends how much you think you'll use it, and the other parts of the app on whether or not you feel like shelling out for more variety.
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After the acceptance notices arrive, parents will only have a matter of weeks to decide between shelling out for tuition or sending their kids to local public schools.
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The tech company is among the largest lobbying spenders in the tech and electronics industry, shelling out nearly $5.6 million to advocate before the federal government last year.
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The good times had come to an end and it looked like shelling out nearly $24 a year to a company that makes $109.65 billion in annual revenue.
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That means when the average starting tech salary of $91,738 is taken into account, some techies are shelling out a good portion of their paycheck solely on rent.
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So why did he, on July 29th, propose shelling out £8.2bn ($10.1bn) on shares for Just Eat, a large but struggling meals-on-wheels firm based in Britain?
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No pyramid scheme was bigger than TelexFree, which conned 1.8 million victims worldwide into shelling out $3 billion to get in on what was, essentially, a bogus business.
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If money is no object and you're regularly shelling out big bucks for a bottle of wine, then you may opt to go with a luxury wine opener.
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This consensus motivated me to replicate saturation airplay my way—shelling out for the CD and sticking it in the changer until I was ready to cry uncle.
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But even with every company shelling out huge amounts of money for ad space, chances are there will only be a couple of commercials that are truly surprising.
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This was the first cellphone whose fashionability was its main selling point, an object that was worth shelling out markedly more money for simply because it looked cool.
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Although those hundreds of resale dollars don't go to the sneaker companies themselves, they do generate valuable attention for a brand — all without shelling out for an ad campaign.
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However, the downside to modeling your look after Selena is that she's a millionaire and you are not, so shelling out $40 for polish might be a little painful.
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Measured by spending on health care as a share of GDP, America already tops the list, shelling out the equivalent of more than 15% of GDP (see chart 4).
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You don't have to be an economist to figure out that most people would rather pay the smaller penalty instead of shelling out for the high-priced inferior product.
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But people aren't shelling out thousands of dollars to go on Henry James-themed tours of England, or gathering at yearly conferences to discuss the works of Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
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If you like what you see, and want your own life-size cake (and don't mind shelling out a pretty penny), Wingham is happy to make it for you.
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Security consultant Joseph M. LaSorsa of LaSorsa and Associates tells PEOPLE that Kardashian West is now shelling out 10 times more than what she was before the break-in.
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When Anime Strike launched last year in the US, it became a headache for anime fans who were already shelling out $12.94 a month for Crunchyroll and Funimation subscriptions.
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During an appearance on Good Morning America Wednesday, the retired professional basketball star, 46, revealed his parenting rule when it comes to shelling out money to his five children.
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I can stomach shelling out $1403 for the bundle; it's only $40 more expensive than my regular Mophie pack, and I did find the charge base to be useful.
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Just because you've been shelling out a bunch of money to Uncle Sam, that doesn't mean you have to sit inside and eat boxed mac and cheese for weeks.
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In New York alone, more than 95 million people have seen "The Lion King" musical, shelling out more than $1.5 billion to see the show that debuted in 1997.
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That's why I'm saying the Devils are loading up their offense and shelling out money to get Stastny and JVR (or maybe just Stastny, I'm hedging a little here).
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In 19703 Texas ranked 21970th out of 21990 in spending per person, shelling out around $250,925 per citizen, 52% less than the national average and 68% less than California.
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Chinese visitor spending increased even more, up 65 percent in August on the year according to Global Blue, with the average tourist from the country shelling out £1,453 ($1,850).
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But at the same time, the process of safeguarding your data and storing it offsite like a smart digital archivist means shelling out yet another small sum every month.
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YouTubers make teen-friendly content that speaks on their level without the barriers of shelling out for an expensive cable package or paying attention for longer than 12 minutes.
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If you're giving up valuable vacation days — and shelling out the big bucks — to see someone you care about walk down the aisle, then you better make it worthwhile.
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President Donald Trump complained on Thursday that America was shelling out a "vast fortune" to developing countries through the United Nations Green Climate Fund, thanks to the Paris Agreement.
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More than 95 million people have seen "The Lion King" musical, shelling out more than $1.5 billion in New York alone to see the show that debuted in 1997.
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For example, if the jackpot is valued at $100 million, the expected value of a ticket is just 66 cents, far less than the $1.53 you'd be shelling out.
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So go ahead and sign up to win The iPhone 8 Giveaway so you can skip the lines and get this must-have gadget without shelling out a cent.
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If you've already seen Wonder Woman in theaters eight times and are wondering where else you can watch ladies seriously kick ass without shelling out $15, look no further.
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But even though I live in Miami and registered for the account, I wound up shelling out, with taxes and fees, $685.85 for a room overlooking the parking lot.
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If this story sounds all too familiar and you're dead set against shelling out for an unlimited plan, your phone offers a few tools to help you cut back.
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But Thomas is due for free agency next summer, and the Celtics harbored concerns about potentially shelling out millions for the maximum contract that Thomas is expected to command.
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Now, with a record number of women running for president, experts say that women are still enthusiastically shelling out to the female candidates, pearl-clutching about "electability" be damned.
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The next biggest-spending campaign, Warren's, spent nearly all of its available cash in January, shelling out $22 million and entering February with only $2.3 million cash on hand.
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Maxfind spends around $100 to $200 a day on Facebook and has considered shelling out more for an American ad agency to spiff up its brand building, he said.
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Making sense of your company's operating costs can be tricky, but there are some cases where shelling out a little cash – if you're ready – will pay off in long run.
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The self-proclaimed, "aesthetic libertine," just debuted his smoking-hot (pun intended) capsule collection in timely 4/20-fashion with Higher Standards, a premium shop shelling out elevated smoke-accessories.
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Florida State has reached a settlement with the woman who claimed she was raped by Jameis Winston in 2012 ... shelling out nearly $1 million to make her lawsuit go away.
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It would appear 6ix9ine has recovered the jacked goods -- but sources close tell us he simply had the original pieces recommissioned, shelling out a whole lotta dough in the process.
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However, if you want to calculate your bill, you'll now have to refer to the chart above to figure out how much you're actually shelling out to Verizon every month.
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Everyone needs a little TLC every once in a while, and face masks are a great way to feel pampered without shelling out the money required for a spa visit.
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So while shelling out for a dress you might only wear once may be a pain, at least you are not at risk of being possessed or kidnapped (we hope).
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Cue a number of people shelling out on expensive facial oils and occlusive moisturizers to counteract the shine — only to find their skin is getting oilier or breaking out. Confused?
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At $999, the iPhone X is Apple's most expensive smartphone so far and if you want AppleCare+ for it, you'll also be shelling out more money—$199 to be exact.
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Some media outlets have bigger needs and cash to burn, so shelling out for furniture rentals, expensive internet, or just a $75 chair to sit in comes with the territory.
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And, it's not just designer garb, either (don't worry, we know it's hard to justify shelling out hundreds of dollars on something they'll only get to wear once or twice).
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Pornographers had figured out nifty innovations in internet marketing, created ads that "popped up" in front of webpages, and succeeded in upselling visitors to actually shelling out money for subscriptions.
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Cash-strapped millennials now have another expense to juggle, in addition to saving for retirement and paying student loans: They're shelling out tens of thousands for someone to watch Junior.
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At £5.99 for two 200-ml bottles, it's definitely not as cheap as your black drip coffee, but it'll certainly save your wallet if you're shelling out for Crest Whitestrips.
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Apple has reportedly invited several Hollywood celebrities to attend the launch, including Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, and is shelling out a reported $1 billion per year on video content.
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So long as an e-reader can be used to read e-books, there's no point in shelling out for a newer, flashier model unless there's a substantial benefit gained.
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Not only are people shelling out donations to shark conservation efforts, but someone even paid to adopt a 13-foot Great White last week in the president's name, Newsweek reports.
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Forty-five percent of Americans, some 114 million adults, expect to spend cash on flights and/or hotels over the holidays, shelling out an average $1,21 in total, Nerdwallet found.
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The truly original wool coat-meets-puffer design makes this a jacket worth shelling out some serious cash for, as Insider Picks reporter Mara Leighton pointed out in her review.
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Walk, who never saw the property in person before shelling out $55,100 for it, told the Daily Gazette that he'd like to turn it into a retreat for war veterans.
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Many wealthy families who are already spending about $250,000 on their kids' American education are not thinking twice about shelling out another half a million to secure their future there.
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These documents are just basic numbers and guidance for discretionary spending, which inform appropriations committees who do the actual shelling out of cash that isn't absolutely required by the law.
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There are plenty of perks that come along with the membership beyond free shipping, but shelling out $119 annually isn't the only way to find great deals online right now.
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And most recently, Apple announced that it's shelling out $1 billion for a new campus in North Austin, with the potential to add 15,000 more workers to its existing 7,000.
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At Middleton Place, couples are expected to hire the on-site restaurant to caterer the wedding reception on top of shelling out for rental space, which alone can cost $9,500.
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But his biggest investment started in 2017, before the 2018 legislative session, when he began shelling out about $74,000 to date to hire a powerful lobbying firm in Des Moines.
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I left my tour with a newfound appreciation for our culture's most precious gemstones, and understanding, for the first time, why New Yorkers are shelling out six figures for rings.
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Police said more than 30,000 people participated in the program, with the government shelling out more than $60 million for the weapons turned in since the program started in July.
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Kodak Black isn't letting a little thing like prison bars stop him from giving back this holiday season -- because the guy's opening up his wallet and shelling out for strangers.
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The Apple TV 4K is certainly a more expensive device, but there&aposs a major advantage to shelling out that extra cash — it ties so well into the Apple ecosystem.
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Fox's five-year deal will reportedly pay the NFL more than $3 billion, a dramatic increase over the $450 million that the previous rights holders were shelling out per year.
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Man City has been consistently one of the top spenders among the wealthy English clubs, shelling out hundreds of millions of dollars to build an international roster of superstar players.
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Frankly, what he did and even the Democrats are saying it, was right… BLITZER: Is it smart for American taxpayers to be shelling out $3653 billion a month in Iraq?
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Shelling out isn't an issue, says Florencia, 22, who's on her second fake wedding at the same venue in the Palermo neighborhood with two friends; she just wants a fiesta.
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In June, Amazon helped convince its hometown of Seattle to repeal a tax that would have had the company shelling out extra money to fund homeless shelters and affordable housing.
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Instead of shelling out hundreds of dollars for a Kanye West concert in 2017, Piet Aukeman and Sonny King say virtual reality will finally make its mark in home entertainment.
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If you're willing to splurge on an investment piece, we get it: A reliable topper is one of the only clothing items that's actually worth shelling out hundreds of dollars on.
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At this point, if you're worried about your iPhone being throttled and if your device is more than a year old, it's probably worth shelling out $29 for a new battery.
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It's a prime example of a brand that has managed to organically hack the Instagram airways while others are shelling out 90% of their marketing budget to accomplish what they have.
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The RNC also reported spending about $47,000 on catering and venue rental at Trump International Hotel in August, after shelling out $122,000 the previous month at the hotel for a fundraiser.
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Besides playing the game of love — and potentially getting dumped in front of millions of people — you're shelling out thousands upon thousands of dollars to look put together for the cameras.
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Naturally, a good recommendation is important no matter what the price point may be, which is why we've rounded up the products our beauty editors are shelling out for right now.
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But most people shelling out nearly $28,153 for a TV aren't doing so for its sound, and they are likely going to use an external sound system alongside the TV anyways.
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So if you're in the market to freshen up your apartment without shelling out a ton, get ready to click around; everything from couches to rugs to lamps is on sale.
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After shelling out $36 for a Sunday morning SoulCycle sweat session, I feel like I deserve a treat, so I typically grab an equally-overpriced, kale-loaded smoothie from Juice Generation.
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The demand so overreaches the supply that many are turning to secondhand retailers like StubHub to get their fix, shelling out up to $2,400 for an intimate audience with The Boss.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier in the day that Loeb and his partners at Third Point want the company to consider selling itself before shelling out $15.3 billion on WellCare.
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While your co-workers and friends are shelling out money to barbecue outside, you can be enjoying all sorts of food and drink for free — or at least at large discounts.
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Like an unlimited metro card, it can mean the difference between a quick, painless, one-time fee, and shelling out hundreds over a longer period as you travel to multiple sites.
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Electronics manufacturers, clothing brands and makers of household goods like toilet paper are shelling out big money so their products get prime placement as more shoppers begin their searches on Amazon.
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Here's the thing though ... Ed says he shouldn't have to start shelling out dough yet -- at least not until a court decides exactly how much he should pay in child support.
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But too many people fail to look and see what they are shelling out, said Lisa Bleier, managing director and associate general counsel at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
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So only the most hardcore of Nintendo fans and collectors — those who have a stash of old cartridges and money to burn — will end up shelling out for a gold NES.
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People are always going to great lengths for the video games they love, whether its braving landmines to catch Pokémon, or shelling out a fortune for rare Magic: The Gathering cards.
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Brands were reportedly shelling out $5 million for 30 seconds worth of exposure during CBS' Super Bowl 50 ad breaks, and the big movie studios were there fighting to be heard.
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As expected, housing is the largest expense — and a category that is only becoming more expensive — but Americans are also shelling out thousands of dollars per year on clothing and entertainment.
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Black women, in particular, spend an estimated $7.5 billion annually on beauty products, shelling out 80% more on cosmetics and twice as much on skin care as their non-Black counterparts.
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When you're shelling out for a high-end cable anyway, the extra $10 for the ability to charge up your iPhone on the go seems like it'd be worth the price.
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Covering those costs for 0003 years for the first 5 classes, each of which will enroll 48 students, means Kaiser will be shelling out roughly $60 million from its own coffers.
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Those living in even smaller studios know the battle all too well — some even shelling out monthly cash for storage units as a result just to make more room to live.
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After shelling out $69 for a Wisdom Panel DNA test kit, I swabbed the inside of Cody's cheek with a cotton swab from the kit and dropped it in the mail.
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To scramble to the top of that pile, some of Twitch's broadcasters have been shelling out cash to companies who shower their channels with bogus viewers and followers for a price.
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When Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone in 2007 for $599, most consumers weren't yet in the habit of shelling out hundreds of dollars, let alone a thousand, for smart phone.
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They've become a hot trend in the food-delivery arena, allowing existing restaurants to be closer to a market without shelling out the cash needed for a brick-and-mortar location.
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His assumption implies an effective tariff rate of roughly 40 percent, and if international suppliers pass along half the cost of the tariff, Americans could wind up shelling out a premium.
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These small-scale trials are necessary because governments want to have a good sense of what the effects will be before they start shelling out many billions or trillions of dollars.
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Recently, the company began offering a free version of its service, giving companies a basic product to help with their data privacy and security, before shelling out for the premium version.
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In fact, many universities in places like Tennessee, Kansas, Arizona and elsewhere are shelling out astronomical funds to build shiny new stadiums, or to make their existing facilities bigger and better.
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And they&aposre a hot trend in the food delivery world, allowing restaurants to be closer to a market without shelling out the cash needed for a brick-and-mortar location.
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The governor has done a good job managing the crisis, but the big numbers the government is shelling out cannot be all we rely on for the long recovery road ahead.
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Los Angeles businessman Devin Sloane was sentenced to four months in prison for shelling out $250,000 so his son could attend the University of Southern California as a water polo recruit.
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You don't care if you're going to be shelling out more dollars to put premium fuel in the tank, or that you're looking at keeping expensive performance rubber on the wheels.
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A Los Angeles businessman has been sentenced to four months in prison for shelling out $2000,000 so his son could attend the University of Southern California as a water polo recruit.
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American taxpayers are shelling out over $1188,000 a month for the military to lease space in Trump Tower, but the president hasn't even spent one night there since he took office.
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Donald Trump doubled his campaign spending last month — but he's still shelling out less than half as much as Hillary Clinton's operation, according to Federal Election Commission documents filed on Sunday.
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First off ... props to Aaron Rodgers and his girlfriend Olivia Munn for reaching into their pockets and shelling out some cash to help the Girl Scouts at the Oscars Sunday night.
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Nicole Cliffe, co-founder of the Toast, offered to reimburse writers who were willing to remove their pieces from Harper's and ended up shelling out $19,000 for a reported five articles.
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But while we were shelling out four figures to revel in millions more pixels than ever before, in came Nintendo to say it would stick with standard definition for a while, thanks.
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Some also contend the gas tax hike is a job killer for small businesses since they could hire new employees with the money they are now shelling out in added fuel taxes.
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While Uber rides to sting operations, mobile printers, and decoy phones might rack up some incremental costs, they are far from shelling out thousands of dollars to stream confrontations to their audiences.
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Indeed, TravelPerk claims beta customers have seen "significant" savings from using the product — saying on average they've saved 26% (versus paying for flexible fares and shelling out for last-minute cancellation fees).
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It really is harder to succeed nowadays, so of course we're giving our kids every leg up we can; of course we're shelling out extra money for robotics camp if we can.
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But for those shelling out $999 for a Windows 10 S Surface Laptop only to drop another $50 to upgrade, that pricing scheme appears to be a bit of nickel and diming.
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HBO is shelling out some serious cash to pay their top actors, and with good reason — despite all the death and boners, the characters are the reason we tune in each week.
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CNBC reported this week that Apple is shelling out more than $30 million a month, or over $360 million a year, with Amazon to reliably deliver iCloud and other services to consumers.
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The latest plan involves spending $10 billion to extend part of Lower Manhattan out into the East River, in addition to shelling out hundreds of millions of dollars on other resiliency projects.
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With over 30 years of experience, KRCS is a name you can trust when it comes to Apple, and if you're shelling out for a MacBook or iPhone, then trust is essential.
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Because while shelling out thousands of dollars on a straight-off-the-runway ensemble isn't exactly accessible, splurging on a pair of shoes or a timeless bag is a lot more justifiable.
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If Thomas Edison were alive today, we're confident the man would be an absolute gifting legend — shelling out brilliant gadgets we didn't even know we were missing, like an epic inventor Santa.
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The appeal of the beauty countdown calendar is this: Instead of shelling out hundreds of dollars for full-sized products, these offer up sample-sized options for a fraction of the price.
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Tesla wouldn't sell him replacement parts, so to save Dolores—he named the car for the Westworld protagonist—Benoit went all in, shelling out thousands for another wrecked Tesla he found online.
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More than $100 million was spent on the fight over Proposition 10, with opponents spending more than $76 million and backers shelling out about $26.2 million, according to state campaign finance records.
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Retailers can expect to keep shelling out for a presence in Times Square because of the exposure it provides, said Robert Futterman, founder of retail leasing and investment sales brokerage firm RKF.
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Mobile games took in most of the money for the year, with iPhone users shelling out $27 of that $40 total on games alone, increasing a full $2 per user from 2015.
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Last October, Yahoo became the first digital outlet to stream an NFL game, shelling out a reported $20 million for rights to a game between the Buffalo Bills and the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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CHOETECH Fast Wireless Car Charger — $22.99 See Details You already blow so much dough on games, don't put your bank further in the red by shelling out an excessive amount on accessories.
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Business Insider's Katie Warren previously reported that some are shelling out half a million dollars to install comfortable, luxe panic rooms that include flat-screen TVs, high-end décor, and yes, bars.
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On a five-year loan, that's a $900 monthly payment — roughly $400 more than what the average American is shelling out (and that's average — most owners want a number that's significantly lower).
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Floyd Mayweather just came up HUGE for a crazy talented family of break dancers in desperate need of cash -- shelling out $10,000 to help them make it big, TMZ Sports has learned.
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But he's also spent heavily in Southern states where it's cheaper to advertise, shelling out $8.2 million in Alabama, $2.8 million in Arkansas, $543 million in Oklahoma and $6.3 million in Tennessee.
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It's just that many prefer to confront their ineptitude aspirationally, shelling out hundreds of dollars for all sorts of space-age clubs that promise longer drives, straighter shots and miraculously generated backspin.
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That is unfortunate in an era of skyrocketing phone prices: If you're shelling out this much cash for a phone, you expect to get the best of the best, not a compromise.
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By spending less money on the ceremony itself, she says couples are able to "splurge on fancy hotels and meals" while still shelling out much less than they would for a traditional ceremony.
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It's not exactly clear at this moment what specific tech Google is shelling out for—but the acquisition paradoxically both makes a lot of sense and is a bit of a head scratcher.
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Scroll through our guide to the top 8 breakout nail-art designs of summer 2019, and start planning your vacation mani — before you find yourself shelling out $76 on purple square-framed sunglasses.
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To those shelling out $8,500 and up for a ticket ("donors" pay $17,000), it's a must-attend, even though they know the hoi polloi will eventually get to see the talks free online.
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Less than two years after shelling out 2.3 billion euros for the payments arm of Switzerland's SIX, the chief executive of Paris-listed Worldline is offering 7.8 billion euros for French rival Ingenico.
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It can be a challenge to pick the right gift for these dogs knowing that you're going to be shelling out money that leads to a big mess for you to clean up.
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While that's a splurge for a regular bottle for us, considering many champagnes run well over $50, it's a great way to still feel like you're celebrating without shelling out too much dough.
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On Tuesday stateside, Google showed off its new game streaming platform, Stadia, which it claimed would allow people to play high-end games without shelling out hundreds of dollars for consoles or computers.
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The Broncos probably aren't kicking themselves for passing on shelling out $37 million guaranteed over the next two years to a passer whose rating is among the lowest for starting quarterbacks this season.
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In this scenario, millennials could end up shelling out a third more in treatment costs than Gen Xers of the same age, because of a greater need for treatment and rising healthcare costs.
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But it's also lacking some features that have pushed Apple's fan base to question whether it's even worth shelling out $1,799 for a 13-inch model or $2,399 for a 15-inch model.
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And remember, that's just the average — if you live on the East or West Coast, chances are you're going to be shelling out something closer to the half-million dollar mark (or more!).
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Based on a 3.5% mortgage rate, a home buyer shelling out $203 in student loan payments each month can afford $343,000 less in mortgage than a buyer without student debt, Fitch Ratings says.
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So they will never pay for content, no matter how much they like a given star, or how much more access, content, or quality they could get by shelling out a little cash.
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Private health care spending, including premiums for employer-sponsored coverage, drives much of the outlay in the US -- with Americans shelling out more than five times more than Canadians, the second-highest spender.
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The plaintiff, in an interview with his lawyer, John J. Meehan, accused the coaches of targeting "poor white kids with single mothers" and shelling out thousands of dollars to cover the children's expenses.
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" It's easy to be like, "Well, serves you right for shelling out however many thousands of dollars for this obviously bogus thing just because you wanted to hang out with all these models.
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This particular plate of the traditional bar food has just three ingredients, so shelling out for the best of the best (preferably actual Spanish imports, please) makes all the difference in the world.
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As it tries to convince movie theaters to work out a deal to share in profits, it's shelling out full price for all those unlimited daily tickets while subscribers only pay $9.99 per month.
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If you've been meaning to give it a shot but don't feel like shelling out the $40, this weekend the game is free to play on all platforms (PC, PS4, Xbone) with no restrictions.
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While I'm irked about shelling out for the president's racist shenanigans on the Mexican border, I would happily fund boring ambassadors to South Korea, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Cuba, Egypt, the European Union, etc.
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While elevating structures would cost more money upfront, the Obama administration reasoned they would save taxpayers more in the long run, so they wouldn't have to keep shelling out money to rebuild destroyed buildings.
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Choosing between the two, or shelling out for the optional i7, is the hardest and priciest choice you're going to have to make because you will not be able to upgrade that component whatsoever.
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Blackburn, a senior vice president and member of CEO Jeff Bezos's exclusive S-Team, oversees Amazon's video-streaming service, which is shelling out billions of dollars to outbid Netflix and others for exclusive content.
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After shelling out $1003 million in rewards to security bounty hunters in 2015, Google announced today it is doubling the reward for reporting serious security flaws, raising the top bounty from $50,000 to $100,000.
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Spending on cars and recreational vehicles was a big contributor, as the improvement in the US labor market—unemployment is now at 4.9 percent—has people feeling more comfortable shelling out for that snowmobile.
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Incorporating friends and family into a proposal is amazing — but perhaps Oliver would benefit from the knowledge that loved ones can participate in this exciting moment without shelling out a massive chunk of change.
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Shelling out a few dollars will give you access to a few classes, but if you can beat the best price (which is currently $11.74), you can get lifetime access to all eight courses.
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No matter the deteriorating public sentiment or concern about the company's reliance on mobile ads, businesses are shelling out increasing amounts of money to get their brands in front of the social network's users.
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Those include shelling out $3 million on security since taking office, including during a personal trip to Disneyland; traveling first class on taxpayer money; and paying $43,000 for a soundproof booth for his office.
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According to a report by Staance last week, the average American has spent $161 on coronavirus-preparation supplies — just a fraction of what the 1% have been shelling out over the past few weeks.
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That's more than 500 tickets at $75 a pop, and some moviegoers spent more to get there; Larry Raab flew in from Salt Lake City, shelling out for an airline ticket and an Airbnb.
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Coachella consistently has one of the strongest music festival lineups, but if you're not someone who feels like shelling out hundreds of dollars to stand in the dust of the Californian desert, fear not!
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The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) — a government agency that mobilizes private sector capitol for development projects — is shelling out nearly $85033 million to revamp its website and help out with public relations work.
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MoviePass could then recoup the high cost of shelling out for ticket stubs by getting those stubs at a bulk discount, while bolstering its bottom line with a cut of food and drink sales.
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If you've ever owned an animal, you know: Pet owners are willing to do almost anything for their beloved cats and dogs, from shelling out for Halloween costumes to paying thousands in medical bills.
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If you haven't already read it, go check out the 11 reasons I think the KEYone is worth shelling out $550 (unlocked price) for, because this article's all about why you shouldn't buy it.
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Amazon has invested heavily in these media offerings, shelling out a reported $250 million for the rights to Lord of the Rings for an upcoming series that's expected to cost $1 billion to make.
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I was curious to know how much these college Republicans were shelling out to have him come to their campus to berate trans students, or what sorts of riders were attached to his appearance?
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The price is a bit more than I'd normally spend on a lip product, but for something this long-lasting and perfectly pigmented, I can justify shelling out the extra money once every few months.
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Nuance, the company that acquired veteran swipe-to-type keyboard maker Swype — all the way back in 2011, shelling out a cool $100M — has ended development of its Swype+Dragon dictation Android and iOS apps.
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The only problem with these crabs is the price, so if you don't feel like, um, shelling out the cash for these seasonal delicacies, there is a world of possibilities with their better-armored cousins.
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That it doesn't matter what school you go to, that an Ivy League pedigree is a meaningless status symbol, and people shelling out hundreds of thousands to photoshop their kids into top schools are suckers.
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But as peak-pothole season arrives, American motorists dodging an epidemic of roadway craters are already shelling out some $230 billion a year in repair costs for blown tires, broken shock absorbers and busted axles.
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US home prices continue to rise faster than wages, a situation that makes it increasingly difficult for those who hope to convert from shelling out monthly rent to investing in a home of their own.
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Not to say that B-school doesn't provide any value, but just know there are worthy alternatives if you're not into shelling out $2200K or two years of your life for some business know-how.
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In New York a vendor must obtain a two-year government permit, which requires sitting through a 15-year waiting list or shelling out as much as $25,000 to rent one on the black market.
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But before you get overwhelmed with all the festive collections that are launching, we're here to help you figure out what's worth shelling out coins for and how best to wear them if you do.
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The MoviePass all-you-can-eat subscription was never sustainable financially, with the company shelling out full price for movie tickets to theaters even while it was taking in only $9.95 a month from subscribers.
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Insanely affordable and packed with dermatologist-approved ingredients, Amazon's first-ever, in-house skincare brand, Belei, is a dream come true for those who don't like shelling out hundreds of dollars for quality beauty products.
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But why shouldn't people shelling out hundreds of dollars for an iPhone or iPad have a similar, worry-free chunk of storage in the cloud for their photos, documents, message history, and other precious content?
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That being said, the pizza was given to me FOC (as part of a media tasting) and I will not be shelling out 5-hundo on anything (let alone an open-faced quesadilla) anytime soon.
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The new Gosling cookie, which is selling for $22.95, is totally worth shelling out the big bucks for because it is hand-painted to look just like him—signature scruff and baby blue eyes included.
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According to a recent study from Value Penguin, Americans actually pay less for their Starbucks than any other country in the world, and several countries are shelling out quite a bit for just one cup.
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At this point in my life, my apartment really just serves as a place for me to sleep, and I couldn't justify shelling out thousands of dollars a month for more space than I need.
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Netflix has established itself as the premier home for stand-up comedy over the past few years, and it has accomplished this by shelling out millions to some of the top names in the industry.
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And for their part, employers may be unimpressed by the small cost savings, estimated by Upside to be 5-15%—particularly if staying in less convenient hotels means shelling out extra for cabs or Ubers.
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These brands also typically help boost profits, because retailers can highlight them in their own stores — or on their own virtual shelves — without shelling out big marketing expenses to get them in front of consumers.
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"High West, Prisoner — the wife's fave — and Case Noble — my fave — were all brilliant acquisitions at tremendous prices, much better than the billion dollars that Diageo's shelling out for George Clooney's Casamigos tequila, " Cramer said.
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Shelling out hundreds of dollars for the sleek device only to receive a proprietary cable that is usually tangled up and/or falling apart is honestly an injustice, and we should not stand for it.
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AMC Premiere ($4.99 per month)If you love AMC's programming, consider shelling out for AMC Premiere, which offers fans early access to episodes of top AMC series and ad-free streaming of all its shows.
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Under Armour was also hailed as the "best case study" by experts sourced by Reuters for its sponsorship of 1033 sportspeople at the games, rather than shelling out to be an official Worldwide Olympic Partner.
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After shelling out a $12,000 deposit for first month's rent, last month's rent and a security deposit, Fox settled into his abode in the tree-lined luxury of one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods.
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But if there's enough pressure on riders to start shelling out extra dollars per ride in loose cash, Uber may be forced to consider integrating the feature in order to maintain its seamless rider experience.
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Nope. The $215 to $210 he estimates shelling out on "Fortnite" purchases since October simply sets him apart when he's in the game and helps him bond with friends that also play the online contest.
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If you learn from an epigenetic test that you should improve your diet, lose weight, stop smoking, exercise more, and get more sleep—well, that's advice you knew before shelling out a few hundred bucks.
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Those so-called "boomerang kids" are shelling out an average $1,750 per year on premiums, versus averages of $1,205 for those who own a single family home and $1,009 for those who own a condo. Compare.
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Buy into the smart home, the smart consumer might think, and you're going to be stuck shelling out again and again — just to keep on top of managing an ever-expanding gaggle of high maintenance devices.
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Listen up, rookies ... ex-NFL star Andre Rison is shelling out some VERY valuable advice on how to NOT go broke like he did ... telling TMZ Sports what he wishes he'd done during his playing days.
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The idea of shelling out money for yet another subscription service just got a lot more attractive with the announcement that two new exclusive Marvel TV shows are being developed for Disney's still unnamed streaming service.
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But even if we're not shelling out thousands on a catered pool party, we're still going big in the beauty department with glitter, metallics, and lipsticks so long-wearing they'll withstand a push in the water.
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And now there's this: News broke yesterday that, despite promises of "cheaper" internet access coming to a neighborhood near you, Verizon customers will be shelling out additional fees to access the next generation of wireless technology.
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"Feeling like you're shelling out a lot of time and money when you yourself aren't being celebrated in those ways can breed some sort of resentment too, especially when you're not feeling appreciated," Dr. Amsellem says.
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While I still agree with the financial gurus that going homemade is one of the most effective money saving strategies, shelling out $120 last month for lunch was one of the best investments I've ever made.
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While cult fitness brands like SoulCycle and Barry's Bootcamp require shelling out a hefty sum, the free world of social media has given swarms of fitness influencers a place to find loyal followings of their own.
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Sure, Facebook is repeatedly embroiled in privacy scandal after privacy scandal, but surely that wouldn't stop anyone from shelling out their hard-earned cash to purchase a Facebook camera that also listens in on their conversations.
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Shelling out $180 for an all-access pass might sound like a lot, but a single class costs $90, so it's not a bad price to pay if you're going to take at least three courses.
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The government is shelling out more dough this year on the National Mall 4th of July Celebration when it comes to fireworks ... $30k more, but it's unclear if it's getting a bigger bang for its buck.
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But after losing a case against two alleged drug traffickers in February 1996, he apparently went out on the town, shelling out $900 for a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne at a strip club called Lipstik.
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But if shelling out $50 for highlighter is hard for you to justify during the holidays, there are lots of high-quality, affordable alternatives right at your fingertips — if you happen to be standing in a drugstore.
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In September 2017, a New York pizza festival was slammed as a &aposscam&apos as attendees were left hungry and furious after shelling out $75 for tiny, cold pizzas and waiting hours in a "shady parking lot."
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At launch, the title prevented players from accessing key features of the game like playing as Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader without either grueling grinds or shelling out extra cash to help bypass its confusing internal economy.
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The restaurant's Twitter account started shelling out major inspirational advice on Wednesday after one Twitter user suggested people should go to each other for questions they have instead of relying on different forums and learning from strangers.
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Behold, B(air) Denim, a new collection from 7 For All Mankind, the coveted 2000s premium denim brand that prompted many of us to coax our parents (successfully or not) into shelling out three figures for jeans.
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While big and deeply uncool companies once paid $20,000 an hour to learn how millennials think, they've now moved on to shelling out cash for Gen Z experts, frequently paying teens themselves to advise on what's cool.
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Shelling out $5 a month syncs your encrypted info across multiple devices and earns you features like Site Breach Alerts—Dashlane monitors the web to make sure your personal info isn't being sold on the black market.
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Drake was downplaying the importance of awards, telling his fellow artists that as long as people were shelling out for their shows ... they were already winning, 'cause that's all that matters at the end of the day.
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I assumed him shelling out all this dough was a sign that he really loved me, but in the end, it was just an over-compensation for a basic insecurity he had about not being "manly" enough.
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Alas, just a few weeks after filing to secure a trademark, an officious-sounding note appeared in my inbox, and soon after, I found myself shelling out $503,000 in lawyer's fees over a short-lived trademark dispute.
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The answer ended up being laughably simple: I'm shelling out another $17 for WNBA League Pass, which promises to fill my post-graduate summer months with the requisite friction and balletic fury, unassuming grace and sheer magnificence.
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But the clean design and slick color schemes make this a luxury keyboard worth shelling out for, if you're in the market for a compact mechanical keyboard and can afford to make some noise in the office.
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While a partnership between Goop and Nordstrom might not necessarily seem totally natural (it's hard to imagine your standard mom shelling out $15,000 for a golden dildo), it's just another part of GP rapidly expanding her business.
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And on the issue of THAAD payment, a foreign policy advisor to South Korea's presidential front-runner, Moon Jae-in, said that Seoul shelling out for the missile defense system is an "impossible option," according to Reuters.
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At least we've still got a few merciful years of The Office on Netflix left before the contract expires and we all have to start shelling out $6.99 a month to watch it on NabiscoTV or something.
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So during the current reporting season, smart investors will be looking not just at notional earnings (which can be a highly subjective measure) but at the cold, hard cash that companies are shelling out. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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And, in the case of a non-outlet store, you're also bamboozled into shelling out because the item is ostensibly on sale — compared to full-price items in the same store that aren't marked down at all.
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Indeed, after shelling out $1,500 for tests run by a reproductive endocrinologist to get a better picture of her own reproductive health, Vechery set out to create similar tests that one needn't be a Rockefeller to order.
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There are currently two ways to get Hamilton tickets, aside from shelling out hundreds of dollars for nosebleed seats: the live, #Ham9093Ham lottery that happens at the theater and the online lottery that opens at 9 a.m.
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" Thinking through your purchases will help you refrain from shelling out more than you should to "keep up with the Joneses," he says: "Just because your friends enjoy spending lavishly on clothes, doesn't mean that's for you.
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Exactly whether retirees will be shelling out more from their Social Security checks next year for Part B depends both on whether those premiums rise and what the Social Security Administration determines the 2019 COLA will be.
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To illustrate the difference that the interest rate makes: If you pay 4 percent on a $30,000 loan over 72 months, you'd pay about $470 a month and end up shelling out close to $3,800 in interest.
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Together, the startups could help Patreon creators develop merch items that fans subscribe to get ahold of, potentially shelling out for $10 or $20 per month tiers rather than basic $1 or $2.53 online content-only tiers.
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Between investors seeing a sum total of over $2.14 billion in value evaporate and the bond insurers now shelling out millions out of their own pockets to pay on the defaulted debt, everyone is a little cranky.
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If companies are shelling out billions of dollars to comply with the law, that's money they can't use to hire new workers, increase pay and benefits, invest in new equipment and software, and upgrade factories and workplaces.
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Shelling out a relatively small sum to access virtually everything one might wish to hear shouldn't seem unfair, particularly at a time when so many pay for subscriptions to Hulu, Netflix, and a variety of other video platforms.
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If you're not keen on shelling out for Petcube's subscription plan, the free version gives you a 4-hour video history but any videos or photos you want to keep will have to be recorded or snapped manually.
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If you're not keen on shelling out any extra dough, T-Mobile says customers on its One Plan can avoid those fees by disabling Netflix on Us or switching to Magenta before July in downgrading to Netflix Basic.
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Peripheral maker Griffin has one of the more cost-effective solutions to what could prove a major growing pain for a number of users — one that doesn't require shelling out for a new wireless or Lightning port headphones.
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The slim, aluminum-bodied G5 — which LG first unveiled at the Mobile World Congress — has a feature that uses add-ons to enhance a phone's functionality, rather than trying to entice consumers into shelling out for regular upgrades.
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And she agrees with Hubba Hubba's Reign: College-aged women tend to be one of the groups shelling out for flavored condoms, which she sees as a sign of a larger—if not yet statistically significant—cultural change.
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FRANCE, April 2: With HBO, Amazon, Netflix and others shelling out the big bucks for film-production-quality television, Cannes has its timing right to launch a new festival with an official selection of 10 unseen TV series.
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Many Eastern Europeans, whose net wages pale in comparison to Western Europeans', even after rapid rises in recent years, have responded by shelling out their own money so they can cut waiting times for procedures or screening services.
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If you're shelling out for day care or after-school care for a child under 13, you might be able to claim a credit of up to $1,050 for one child or $2,100 for two or more kids.
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You can acquire them for free, but to use them for any length of time usually requires shelling out for additional lures, meaning the Clinton campaign could be spending funds on attracting Pokémon (and players) to its events.
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The risk for Apple is that people who are willing to pay $750 for the best phone in the world may not feel like shelling out that much cash to have the second-best phone in the world.
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Revivals of shows like "Will & Grace" are therefore rather pricey, since the networks are shelling out for the rights to the title plus the original cast, who likely have more leverage than they did a couple decades ago.
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Until a VR headset maker — Facebook, HTC, Sony or some other company entirely — can marry a great all-in-one headset with experiences that you want to use over time, there's no point in shelling out for the hardware.
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IBM is making one of the biggest acquisitions of all time in the tech sector, shelling out $34 billion to buy Red Hat, best known for its flavor of the open-source Linux operating system that runs on servers.
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Thanks to Visible — the $40/month phone service that runs on Verizon's 4G LTE Network — she was free to spend limitless time calling, FaceTiming, and texting the people who matter (without shelling out extra cash on her phone bill).
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According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, parents have started shelling out as much as $20 an hour to pay Fortnite tutors to coach their kids how to better lay waste at Tilted Towers or whatever.
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Plastic is terrific at barefoot beach bars or for free drinks, but it is hard not to feel more than a bit ripped off when you get them after shelling out more than $20 for a pair of reds.
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It makes you create an account to use it (ugh), but that allows you to connect your work in progress with other, more advanced software in Adobe Suite, should you be shelling out the monthly fee for that already.
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But if you're a straight man who is sick of hooking up with living, breathing women and doesn't mind shelling out tons of cash to sweat inside a sex suit, it looks like the internet has answered your prayers.
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I told another when I was asking her for real estate advice, because it's hard to hide the reason why you'd be shelling out for a two-bedroom NYC apartment and why you care so much about school districts.
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But they have become hot properties in the age of streaming, with YouTube shelling out $20 million for a 10-part Justin Bieber documentary series and Apple spending $25 million for a film about the pop star Billie Eilish.
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The capitalized value of about $900 million, even at the buyer's tax rate of zero last year, falls short of the $1.3 billion that Thermo Fisher is shelling out over Patheon's stock price before talk of a possible deal.
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As long as its wealthy residents keep shunning brick-and-mortar retail but shelling out on boutique fitness classes and luxury gym memberships, it looks like more and more of San Francisco&aposs storefronts may turn into luxury gyms.
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To make the decision easier, it's best to understand which phones pack which hardware and software features and whether the iPhone 11 Pro is a substantial enough upgrade to be worth shelling out, at a minimum, an extra $300.
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"While both parties love shelling out money for military hardware, the Republicans love it even more, so if they can hold both houses of Congress, I expect a roaring bull market in the defense stocks," the "Mad Money" host said.
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And film and TV creators have adopted a similar mindset — a yearning for verisimilitude that extends all the way to shelling out to have new languages written, even as natural languages are disappearing at the rate of one every two weeks.
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After getting hit with a class action lawsuit over the disastrous Pokémon Go Fest, Niantic is settling with attendees and shelling out $1.6 million to cover the costs of travel and lodging to make up for the event, TechCrunch reported Friday.
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Lee strongly believes that with enough education, performers can be won back to the side of promoting paid porn; and that, in turn, those performers can educate their fans and impress upon them the importance of shelling out for smut.
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Instead of shelling out that $300 for a digital camera, these days I can just shell out double that for a new iPhone that captures better photos than most old camera models and lets me share them wherever I want.
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The price will stay that low until April 30, then incrementally increase over time until reaching $3,600, so if you want to get your hands on one you only have a month before you'll be shelling out more than $1,800.
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AT&T shares traded more than 1 percent lower to below $36.88 in Monday morning trade, not as big of a decline that typically would be expected for an acquirer shelling out half-stock for a deal of this size.
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If your list for small gifts and stocking stuffers include those in the 21+ set who partake in a drink or two on evenings and weekends, there's a plethora of ways to acknowledge their imbibing passion without shelling out major cash.
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Instead of shelling out extra dollars to load up your coffee with several espresso shots, this seriously delicious brew — which claims to be the "strongest coffee in the world" — may be just that extra kick of caffeine you've been looking for.
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Most consumers also don't love shelling out a thousand bucks for a new phone, but if you switch to AT&T and trade in an eligible phone, you'll get $210 off Samsung Galaxy Note 210 with a qualifying installment plan.
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Chelsea spent the most on a single player in the past month, shelling out £57.6 million on Borussia Dortmund midfielder Christian Pulisic, only to then loan the American international back the German Bundesliga club for the remainder of this season.
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I've been looking for a way into writing about software testing (and debugging/bug hunting) for a little while, and this week's announcement that the DoD is now shelling out big bucks in bug bounties seems as good as any.
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Which means that fitness aficionados with a predilection for at-home workout machines — and with the budget to match — are shelling out a collective $5,000 for both a Tonal and a Peloton and never have to go to the gym again.
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In a hot real-estate market like San Francisco&aposs, it&aposs also not unusual for homebuyers to cough up the price for historically relevant (see: older) homes before shelling out potentially hundreds of thousands more for repairs and renovations.
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The intro credits say the episode is free "for a limited time," so if you want to see Patrick Stewart reprise his role as the Starfleet captain from The Next Generation without shelling out for All Access, hit the link soon.
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Most of the tenants at the station under the Port Authority Bus Terminal were paying less than $200 a square foot annually, according to public data, with more than half shelling out less than $100 a square foot a year.
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If you're time strapped and want to grab a hot breakfast without shelling out $10, try these, from a recipe provided by Tasty: You can make a bunch ahead of time and freeze them for up to one month. 1.
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Wet n Wild, which has long been a cult favorite among broke teenagers and anyone else who balks at the idea of shelling out $39 for eyeshadow, told users on Twitter that its palette would retail for $25 to $29.
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Add in the cost of birth control — which can tally up to $600 a year for pills and top $1,000 for an IUD if you're uninsured — and that's a lot of money for one person to be shelling out on their own.
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So the ACA's authors chose to expand it to cover all families with incomes below 138 percent of the poverty line, rather than shelling out the money it would have cost to have the government pay for them to buy private insurance.
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But it's not just niche brands that offer great products for less: In the aisles of Sephora and Ulta Beauty, shelling out for the brand's own wares can be just as fruitful as — not to mention cheaper than — paying for the fancier stuff.
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If you combine a dog prone to ear infections, like a poodle, labrador retriever or cocker spaniel, with one prone to skin conditions like a bulldog or a doberman you could end up shelling out thousands to address the combination of problems.
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No headset has won the VR platform wars yet, and we don't know whether it will appeal primarily to gamers who are used to shelling out lots of money for hardware, or people who want lower-end headsets for video and other applications.
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The price is on par with what competitors like Bose's QC35 IIs cost, but if you're someone who just spent $300 on a pair of M2s last year, you'll likely be displeased at the thought of shelling out for an upgrade so soon.
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But nearly all of its headsets are surprisingly comfortable — I own the Cloud and Cloud Flight and have tried the Cloud Alpha and Revolver — and mostly involve compromising on sound quality or shelling out extra for more robust microphone and audio controls.
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Best known for its budget smartphones, Xiaomi has a grand plan to construct an Internet of Things empire that encompasses smart TVs to electric toothbrushes, and it has been gearing up by shelling out strategic investments for consumer goods makers such as Soocas.
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" In a statement, the group's president, Brad Woodhouse, said of Trump: "He is a shameful, greedy, in-it-for-himself con man who made money off of manipulating and bullying his 'students' into shelling out more and more cash for nothing in return.
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The total solar eclipse in August will only darken skies above parts of the U.S. in its line of totality for barely 3 minutes, but for that brief time, people are shelling out big money for hotels, campsites, cruise ships, and more.
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Unfortunately, being gifted a vape is like being given an Xbox or a puppy: You feel the need to use your new toy, whether it's shelling out for dog food and vet visits or having Ubisoft siphon $70 from all of your paychecks.
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Despite its stated goal of keeping children safe, 2257 has done little for underage people who've seen their sexts go public (unless they take comfort in knowing law abiding pornographers are out there shelling out tons of cash to keep up their records).
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Many people believe that building a website requires shelling out a ton of cash and hiring a team of professionals to do the legwork, but there are all-in-one solutions like Squarespace that can help you create your digital site with ease.
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Rather than shelling out $2,000 for the bike or $4,000 for the treadmill, she's found a cheaper way to get in on the action by buying a non-Peloton bike and working out using the brand's app, which costs under $20 a month.
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The resort owner was hired to cater the festival—which promised music fans shelling out upwards of $226,595 a weekend filled with luxurious accommodations and five-star food—after the festival's founder Billy McFarland allegedly fired renowned restauranteur Stephen Starr's catering company.
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Pricing is definitely substantially higher than what longtime Chucks fans are accustomed to shelling out: the special HTM version will run you $180, while the high-top style of the Modern retails for $140, and the low-top version (called "Ox") is $130.
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So some companies have been creating A.I. software that's easier to use, then hosting it on their own cloud servers so people can pay for just the processing that they need to do, rather than shelling out for their own exotic hardware.
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More than 18 million Americans are now involved in some kind of direct sales or multilevel marketing scheme, shelling out hundreds of dollars on vitamins or juicers or leggings, then frantically attempting to recoup the money by flogging them to friends and neighbors.
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Yet I know a lot of people who have Netflix, Amazon Prime or cable with a lot of premium channels, who will balk at shelling out an extra six or seven or eight bucks a month for a more curated movie streaming service.
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It's $120 (with a discounted rate for orders over the $999 mark) if you want them to bring it inside and assemble it, but I wouldn't recommend shelling out the extra bucks because it's so easy to do yourself (more on that below).
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Part of the reason could be that TurboTax's parent company Intuit (INTU) increased its total sales and marketing budget, shelling out $593 million in the quarter ended January 31 compared to $548 million in the same period last year -- an 8% increase.
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A new survey from Ascent Student Loans, a student loan provider, found that 47 percent of students are shelling out more money for their education than they expected and over 60 percent are responsible for more than half of their total education costs.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the campaign is shelling out $2,500 a month to more than 500 workers, who are expected to send weekly text messages to their phone contacts and make daily posts on social media that voice support for Bloomberg.
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If you've had to rely on watching bad Hamilton parodies in lieu of shelling out a small fortune to catch Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway musical, Christmas may not be over for you because someone has posted the entire first act on Pornhub.
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Aside from shelling out hundreds of dollars to visit the parks multiple times a year, people will buy anything, from park swag and collectibles to Smellitzer machines that literally pump the aroma of Disney theme parks into your home, to experience the Disney magic.
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Lottery wins are a staple of local news coverage, and periodically, when the jackpot climbs high enough, the national press gets in on the action too — and even people who otherwise would never think of it might find themselves shelling out for a ticket.
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It may not be immediately useful since carriers are still expanding their 5G networks, but it ensures that those shelling out $1,000 or more on one of Samsung's new smartphones won't find their device falling behind as 5G networks ramp up in the coming years.
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He also made clear that Japan already bears much of America's defence burden, paying for about 75% of the American military presence in Japan—any more, a regional diplomat jokes, and Japan would be shelling out for American soldiers' wages, almost turning them into mercenaries.
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In Cora's case, customers are shelling out extra cash for millennial-inspired branding, a soothing unboxing experience and a general ease of access to its products, as well as Cora's organic, hypoallergenic and compostable materials, which aren't characteristic of many similar products on the market.
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Amazon, Apple and Google each spent record sums lobbying President Donald Trump and the rest of Washington, D.C., over the past three months, new federal records show, shelling out a combined $13 million to shape federal policy on everything from privacy to immigration reform.
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Staake's embellishment-free presentation of the events is the perfect example of letting a joke tell itself, and ends with a potshot at the whole idea of labels shelling out obscene amounts of money for projects that their artists aren't even particularly interested in.
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There even had been some March reports that the Peltz pressure could cause Immelt to retire early, although the longtime CEO seemed to counter such suggestions recently by shelling out $2.8 million for new GE shares after the stock tumbled on an analyst report.
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Or, if their cargo was part of a tight supply chain, like components for a factory, Maersk's outage could mean shelling out for exorbitant air freight delivery or risk stalling manufacturing processes, where a single day of downtime costs hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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As expected, VW will end up shelling out about $15 billion just to cover its costs in the US — never mind the rest of the world — and to get back into the good graces of the EPA and the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
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Burrow themselves even commissioned a research survey that showed over half of those participants aged 18 to 34 often have visitors that sleep on their sofas in lieu of shelling out for a pricey hotel room, so it may very well be worth the cash.
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WASHINGTON, July 20 (Reuters) - Amazon, facing potential criticism of its plan to buy Whole Foods Markets , continued its multi-million lobbying effort - shelling out $803 million in the second quarter of this year - an increase from the $2.9 million spent in the first three months.
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Joshua raked in a reported £3million in an all-domestic affair against the little-known Whyte through the pay-per-view sales from the UK alone—a nation which doesn't generally enjoy shelling out cash for fights on top of their expensive sports TV packages.
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If you live in an area that's wet or hilly, it's worth shelling out for a more powerful 500W or 750W motor and a few extras, like hydraulic or mechanical disc brakes, which will help prevent you and your cargo from skidding into traffic.
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Unlike the Dubai World Cup and other major global stakes races, the Pegasus had a purse provided entirely by entry fees, with owners shelling out $20153 million for a spot in the starting gate, making it more like a poker game than a horse race.
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At the same time Trump's actions keep increasing premiums inside the ACA markets, so that many people — particularly individuals who make too much money to receive federal assistance — are left to choose between buying less comprehensive coverage or shelling out for ever-rising premiums.
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The firestorm of inquiries began after it was revealed that during an investigative sting, a Motherboard reporter was able to obtain the physical location of a phone he'd planted in Queens, New York, after shelling out $300 to some shadowy figure in a back-alley deal.
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I also rented a dress from Rent The Runway ($43 pre-paid prior to the start of this money diary) as I cannot justify shelling out cash to own a Reformation dress, so this is a good, cheaper excuse to play dress up for the night.
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Netflix is clearly fueled more and more by a belief that its subscribers want the kind of content they can only find on Netflix, and the service increasingly pays handsomely for the privilege, shelling out millions to land series and specials you can only watch there.
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Although 34 movies may not seem like enough to sway uncertain subscribers who are potentially already shelling out $10 a month on a Netflix subscription and additional dollars on other streaming services, it's a pretty big deal for Disney fans who don't already own the complete library.
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The White House Military Office is reportedly shelling out $130,000 a month to rent some space at Trump Tower in New York City, which should raise a few eyebrows since that property belongs to a company the president used to control and has not divested from.
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Editor-in-chief Rick Connor of UNESCO said that in cities, rich homes with piped water tended to pay far less per liter, while the poor in slums often had to buy water from trucks, kiosks and other vendors, shelling out 10 to 20 times more.
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This in turn lowered the average price subscribers were paying Verizon, even if in the long term it will mean less costs for the company in the form of discounts, operational costs and marketing it was shelling out to attract users to its phone-based plans.
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Apple is charging the equivalent of a brand new iPhone 7, which people are reportedly still enthusiastically buying, to fix up a busted iPhone X. AppleCare+ is the only thing that will save you from shelling out hundreds of dollars to fix up a thrashed phone.
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TMZ Sports has confirmed ... Brown is shelling out roughly $4,000 per night to live in a swagged out party palace for the week ... a place that comes with a pool in the living room, indoor hot tub, 3 huge projection TV screens and a 24-hour BUTLER!!
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The Napster era created a cultural expectation that we don't have to pay anything for music, but windowed releases help to reintroduce the idea that it is worth shelling out for access to certain content, even when you know you can get it for cheaper later.
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That's reassuring, but it would certainly be valuable to advertisers (who are shelling out big money to be featured on this uber-screen) to know which ads people are responding to and what type of people (based on age, gender, and car model) responded to each ad.
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Amazon is clearly doubling down on its Alexa-powered connected speaker Echo, and the Alexa ecosystem as a whole – and not just because it's now shelling out the big bucks to advertise the product during the Super Bowl for the first time, though that, too, is notable.
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The recent history of federal hurricane recovery aid Federal hurricane assistance has spiked since Hurricane Katrina, with the federal government shelling out more than $200 billion -- half of which went to the recovery from Katrina and a quarter of which went to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
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Sure, Pete, that can be "fixed," by shelling out a wad of cash for a new phone, which will also require a new, more expensive monthly plan, and let's not even get into how Wendy is going to salvage all her contacts, apps and old text messages.
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But an invite to one of many VIP events may be harder to come by than a ticket to Sunday's game which were going for an average price of $4,827 on online ticket resale site StubHub, with one fan shelling out $27,983 for lower prime club seat.
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So what better time for rival Samsung to tease that it might finally be nearing the point of outing something rather different: A smartphone with a foldable screen — encouraging consumers who might be thinking of shelling out serious bucks for Apple's new glass slabs to think twice.
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If you can live with the quirks, Mophie has a great set of products here — but I just don't really see a lot of people shelling out this amount of money to solve the relatively minor problem of plugging in your phone from time to time.
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In May, though, as owners bid on players for Season 6, Mr. Screwvala was ahead of the curve again, shelling out $138,690 for 26-year-old Fazel Atrachali, the Iranian defender who led the gold-winning Iranian team that beat India at the Asian Games in August.
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Rather than have to buy a lift ticket for each day, we decided it was worth shelling out $749 for a year's access to various mountains not just in the West Coast but in the East Coast (since I live in New York City) and abroad.
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Wild Card games—the Texans were here last year, and Brian Hoyer's four-interception massacre was the impetus for the Texans shelling out for Osweiler in the first place—this is the type of uninspiring matchup that inspires even diehard to wonder whether they really have to watch.
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That means people paying for Apple Music ($9.99), 2TB of storage on iCloud (another $9.99), and Apple News ($9.99 again), would be shelling out $30 a month for a variety of Apple content delivery platforms, on top of whatever bills for wireless data or home broadband they already have.
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For a borrower making a minimum payment of $30 a month on a $1,230 tab, that means it would take more than five years to pay off the balance — and you'd also be shelling out $592 in interest over that time (assuming an annual percentage rate of 16.5 percent).
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When compared with Hasselblad's other luxe models — its H23D version costs $22,2000, a staggering sum for consumers used to shelling out only hundreds of dollars on a Nikon or Canon — the X21D's price tag is comparatively reasonable, Michael Hejtmanek, Hasselblad America's president, told CNBC in New York this week.
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From the dressing-room fatigue that sets in after cycling through a dozen different washes and cuts (only to settle on one that kinda-sorta works) to shelling out for expensive tailoring to get the perfect fit, it feels more like a chore than a treat-yourself moment.
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Indeed, after shelling out $1,500 for tests run by a reproductive endocrinologist to get a better picture of her own reproductive health, Vechery and her friend and co-founder Carly Leahy, a creative strategist, set out to create similar tests that one needn't be a Rockefeller to order.
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It also supports VHF and UHF signals if you've got older TVs in the house or if your local channels don't offer a particular show in HD. If you're tired of shelling out for cable and streaming services, getting a digital antenna is pretty much a no-brainer.
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VCs, on the other hand, want to see growth and revenue and they want to be able to bike to the startup offices which means a kid from Skopje has to be shelling out a few thousand a month to satisfy the whims of a professional No-man.
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The marketing company has just been put on the receiving end of a class action lawsuit, which claims PCH is improperly soliciting old folks specifically with "you've already won" pamphlets and fake checks, making them think they actually won, but then tricking them into shelling out on PCH goods.
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The average guest spent $20163 for each wedding last year, with millennials (who are arguably more apt to be in that everyone-I-know-is-getting-married phase of life) shelling out even more, at an average $893 per celebration, according to the American Express Spending & Saving Tracker.
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While all these things ring true, going to B-school requires shelling out Big Bucks and dedicating a few years of your life to hitting the books, attending classes, and breaking your back completing dissertations — which to some people might seem like a Very Bad Idea™ indeed.
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LAS VEGAS — The last time the Yankees had to stew on the Boston Red Sox winning the World Series, they reacted by going on a free-agent bender — shelling out a total of $458 million for Masahiro Tanaka, Jacoby Ellsbury, Brian McCann and Carlos Beltran five years ago.
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The potential new charges against Netanyahu come after years of controversy over his and his wife's lavish spending (including shelling out $20093,700 a year for gourmet ice cream), close relationships with Israeli and foreign business tycoons, and efforts to muzzle Israel's left-leaning press to ensure warmer media coverage.
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The source added that Olivia Jade felt it was the "best" decision for her to live apart from her parents, who currently face up to 20 years in prison for allegedly shelling out $500,000 to have their two daughters fraudulently admitted to USC as recruits for the college's crew team.
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We got the R&B singer heading to Delilah in WeHo Friday night for Michael B. Jordan's birthday party, and as he was walking by with his wife, Zena Foster, our photo asked if sex counts as a solid V-Day present to reciprocate a man shelling out for his gal.
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For a 25-year-old worker starting out with a roughly $30,000 salary, paying 1 percent in fees instead of 0.25 percent meant shelling out $96,027 extra over a lifetime — and working an extra three years to retire with the same account balance as a worker in a lower-fee plan.
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Michael Kors ranked as the top handbag brand (by a long shot) in research firm Piper Jaffray's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens Survey," which polls 10,000 teens across the country each year to suss out what Gen Z is shelling out for across various categories, including fashion, restaurants, and beauty.
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As the very satisfied owner of a Pixel 3 XL (based in no small part on my Gizmodo colleagues' laudatory review, but also a $300 carrier discount that made it hard to justify shelling out for a Note 9), these cheaper versions of the Pixel line don't really pique my interest.
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While I think the Somnox would be great for one-off naps, or when my partner is out of town, it's hard to justify shelling out $600 when you consider the buggy connectivity and the fact that pets, while more expensive in the long run, offer way more as nap buddies.
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After the Nationals won the opening two games in Houston, many in the capital rushed to pick up tickets, some shelling out thousands of dollars, in the hopes of seeing their team clinch the title at Nationals Park, only to witness the Astros clinch the ensuing three games by dominant margins.
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But adding insult to injury, USB-C to Lightning cables are the only way to get true fast charging on iPhone X and 8 devices — meaning that you're still stuck shelling out either $25 or $35 for Apple's official USB-C to Lightning Cable (depending on how long you want it).
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At the time of writing the party is still ploughing money into Facebook ads, per Facebook's Ad Library Archive — shelling out £113,270 in the past seven days alone to run 2,464 ads, per Facebook's Ad Library Report, which makes it by far the biggest UK advertiser by spend for the period.
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Regardless of your feelings on Vetements, you know at least a few of its signature, pop culture-referencing (and very expensive) streetwear pieces: You've formed opinions around that DHL T-shirt and considered shelling out on that $895 Titanic sweatshirt following Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar win, if only for a second.
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As anyone annoyed about shelling out extra cash for, say, a carry-on bag might well know, this "ancillary service" market is a fast-growing cash pull for airlines; one market research company expects those airline extras to grow from $93 million a year today to $412 million by 2027.
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First, according to Zubale co-founder Allison Campbell, the retail industry across Latin America is generating $2 trillion per year, but companies are also shelling out $40 billion on "super painful and high spend" that includes employees who complete in-store tasks like stocking shelves, checking prices and building displays.
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One of the drivers said that after paying Ola the rent for the car and shelling out 1403-600 rupees per day for charging, he is left with about 500 rupees ($7.71) at the end of a 14-hour day giving him little time to rest or spend with his family.
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Even as he faces a barrage of attacks from the president and his allies, Romney is mapping out plans to play a central role in 403 — headlining party events, shelling out cash from his campaign war chest, and hitting up his donor network for vulnerable senators on the ballot next year.
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Huguette Clark, the stubbornly solitary copper heiress, commissioned European cottages and Japanese temples from her hospital bed, shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars for her acquisitions and sending them back to the creators if a windowpane was a sliver too wide or the ceilings half an inch too low.
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But, if you really want to feel like you're a part of the action without shelling out around $1,600 for a seat in Oakland's Oracle Arena, there's another option: VR. The NBA partnered with NextVR to give fans the opportunity to watch highlights from the series as if you're in front row seats.
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Although movies and TV shows about sex on prom night can be fun and even send a progressive, sex-positive message about teenage girls' autonomy over their own bodies (hello, Blockers), very few of the teens who do have sex on prom night are shelling out for luxurious, rose-petal-covered hotel rooms.
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Manuel Henriquez, a resident of Atherton, California, who until Tuesday was chairman of Silicon Valley finance company Hercules Capital Inc, and his wife Elizabeth were arrested in New York after allegedly shelling out more than $500,000 to cheat on entrance exams and fake their daughter's tennis expertise to get her into Georgetown University.
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The new model, launched last year under fresh leadership, was to offer something no one could resist with a startup-style plan to muscle the film industry into a new way of thinking by shelling out tons of money, building customer data for targeted promotions, and focusing on growth above anything else.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Some four years after shelling out a top-of-the-market $2.2 billion for the London Metal Exchange (LME), it appears owners Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) are still battling to make the venerable old Western institution work with China, the new and dominant center for metal demand.
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The Chinese are also the biggest spenders, on average shelling out $6,500, compared to the $33,000 spent by other foreign tourists in the U.S. Without these high-spending Chinese tourists, international governments in South Korea, Japan, and Thailand are bracing for a sharp drop in demand for tours, lodging, food and beverage.
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The government is shelling out $28 million to jumpstart a new joint venture company, Predator Free New Zealand Ltd, that will identify and sponsor "high value predator control projects" that can be applied across tens of thousands of acres, with the ultimate goal of making the entire nation predator-free by 2050.
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The first Treasury secretary, in the 203th century, Hamilton became a 21st-century rap-musical phenomenon, and a small coterie of history-minded Hamiltonians swelled by millions to include not just well-heeled adults shelling out up to thousands of dollars a ticket but teenagers rapping Hamilton's life story at the dinner table.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: RedditMastering a racing game is a lot easier with your hands on a steering wheel instead of a tiny thumbstick, but after shelling out hundreds of dollars on a console and $60 on a game, do you really want to cough up another c-note for a racing wheel?
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For all the attention these rooms receive on social media, not all of it has been positive: Commenters on Twitter and the BuzzFeed piece about Goodson and Bozeman were quick to call out the privilege involved in shelling out four figures to deck out a room that needs to be vacated within a year.
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Along with the city's spending of a special $50 million federal grant for convention-related security, businesses are shelling out hefty amounts of cash for private security firms, and the Cleveland police union has even taken the unusual step of asking for the suspension of open-carry gun laws in the city during the convention.
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It's pretty hard to imagine most people shelling out their hard-earned cash for something that would accomplish little more than sit in your driveway and piss off neighbours, but Alpagot said that with enough funding and time they could manage to make the Letrons driveable, which might make them a bit more appealing.
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At just £3.99 in the UK, the solo game is an absolute steal; but it's definitely worth shelling out an extra quid for the soundtrack (by Jonah Senzel), a dynamic and bubbling tribute to 8bit melody that stands comfortably alongside the likes of Undertale and Shovel Knight in its inventiveness and listen-without-playing appeal.
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"Google was always 'don't be evil' and there's nothing evil about spending money on politics," Bryner said, but added that "it is important for the public to maintain vigilance and make sure their interests are represented, even though they aren't going to be shelling out $18 million a year to talk to members of Congress."
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More cynically, you might wonder if this isn't just all a big exercise in PR. After all, fans might be more willing to keep shelling out their cash to watch a losing team that's been put together by a guy whose jersey is hanging in the rafters or the closet of their childhood bedroom.
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Although India's per capita income hardly justifies shelling out $999 on a phone, the iPhone X is not far from people's minds (it helps that iPhone X billboards are all over Mumbai.) While Chinese brands like Oppo and Vivo were prevalent, I saw many a flagship phone in the same streets as cows and camels.
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If you can justify the not inconsiderable cost involved in buying this extra time by shelling out for a premium robot vacuum that's smart enough to clean effectively all that's left to figure out is how to spend your time windfall wisely — resisting the temptation to just put your feet up and watch the clever little robot at work.
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Though it's more of a traditional bridesmaid dress vendor, Brideside sets up a "closet" for members of the bridal party to add favorites to and see what else people are getting, but most importantly, it allows the bridal party to try dresses on at home before buying, to get an idea of color, size and fit before shelling out.
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Maybe you own an Apple product, and you're simply fed up with iOS, or have no intention of buying the iPhone 8 or shelling out for the iPhone X. Or perhaps you've been looking for a cleaner, simpler, and bloatware-free Android phone, but not sure you want to get something quite as premium as Pixel 2.
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I'll keep shelling out the monthly fee for the same reason I keep watching when All Access glitches out, and I have to watch the same Geico commercial about talking penguins three times in a row: I want to watch Star Trek, even if the experience is so frustrating that it feels like an elaborate troll.
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If your phone or laptop lags or connection lags in certain areas of the house or you see your 200 Mbps Internet service going down to a trickle in that new TV room with the 65 inch 4K screen, hit the pause button before upgrading your speed (and shelling out cash to your internet service provider).
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Griffin owns a 2125 Bombardier Global Express private jet that's worth $219 million, as well as a $27.5 million 2460 Bombardier Global 3.83 model jet, Wealth-X tells CNBC Make It. Aside from splashy real estate purchases, Griffin has also made headlines for shelling out millions of dollars to curate his personal collection of classic artwork.
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Only seven of the original 23 CO-OPs remain standing after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) was forced to punt on promised risk corridor payments, shelling out only 85033 percent of the funds the insurers were banking on to stem the losses brought by heavier regulation and a sicker market on the individual health insurance exchanges.
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Former TechCruncher Jason Kincaid's lede says it all: Cute kittens and toddlers may be YouTube's bread and butter, but Google's video portal needs more than that to encroach on the goliath that is cable TV. But instead of shelling out for the rights to premium content from cable networks, YouTube is hoping it can nudge its existing community toward making high quality videos.
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However, be aware that if you also have a health savings account through work, you cannot make contributions once you enroll in Medicare, even if only Part A. Once you're planning to retire from your job and will lose workplace coverage, you need to be aware of various Medicare deadlines and rules to avoid shelling out more for premiums than necessary.
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The Detroit PD didn't specify exactly what kind of a fine the kid landed, but Michigan Live points out that tickets for going 26 MPH over the limit or more start at $155 (with $4 extra per mile), so his parents are probably shelling out at least a couple hundred bucks for their responsible teen's, uh, not-so-responsible drive home.
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Bruce Springsteen: Springsteen on Broadway (Columbia) Always averse to shelling out major bucks for a Broadway show, me and my gal were happy to catch this one on Netflix—in two sittings, true, but when I streamed the audio version a month or two later I found myself listening with minimal zone-out for two-and-a-half hours straight.
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The problem with creating a collection of wear-everyday jewelry is finding a happy medium: You either find yourself shelling out thousands of dollars for the real deal (or hopefully, biding your time and stroking your luck until you receive them as gifts), or you're stuck shopping too-cheap pieces that have a 99% likelihood of turning your fingers green.
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And, for reference, the sky is the limit, but I watched a friend go through the initial agony of shelling out for a pair from a well-known brand a few years ago only to witness him experiencing an ensuing pain when, miles into the woods on their maiden voyage, he caught a tree snag and tore them wide open.
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The days of simple parties are over: &aposWe have done kids parties for $350,000, but I would say the majority fall in the $50,000 range&aposWhen it came time for Rachel Pitzel to plan her daughter Harper&aposs fifth birthday party last year, the Los Angeles resident didn&apost blink at shelling out thousands of dollars for the picture-perfect fete.
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This comment comes just a few weeks after Apple lowered its revenue expectation for the first quarter of 2019 by $9 billion, citing low iPhone sales — partly because of slowed growth in China and other developing markets, and partly because more people in the US are buying new batteries for old phones instead of shelling out for a $1,000 upgrade.
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Porn consumption may be more popular, and more normalized, than ever, but even the most avid of porn fans are often unwilling to pay for the videos they enjoy — a significant change from an earlier era when people paid a premium for porn DVDs, often shelling out two to four times the cost of a non-porn DVD for the chance to enjoy four or five scenes.
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From Standard and Poor's paying $1.5 billion to settle charges of fraudulent credit ratings to Bank of America shelling out tens of billions in fines, settlements and restitution as part of its illegal role in the mortgage crisis, executives of miscreant Wall Street firms have kept their jobs or maybe gotten better-paid ones -- all while continuing to reap huge paychecks and pile up vast fortunes.
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It's almost peak wedding season, and for many of us, this will involve shelling out for only-works-as-a-bridesmaid-dress bridesmaid dresses, as well as frantic searches for wedding-guest outfits that will be immediately and extensively immortalized on social media (ensuring that you won't want to wear the same ruffled, pink number to all four nuptials on the calendar this summer).
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" While Ms. Bradshaw doesn't want to keep shelling out money and not building up equity, (she said she is paying between $2,500 and $3,000 a month) and while she wants to own because it would be a declaration that she has entered a certifiably grown-up phase of life, she said: "I'm 33 and I don't know what's to come in the next year or two.
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The association will be shelling out $46 million in legal fees to the lawyers for former college basketball star Ed O'Bannon, who brought a successful antitrust suit against the NCAA; $75 million to settle a class-action concussion lawsuit brought on behalf of former athletes; and $20 million to settle a case involving the use of player names, images and likenesses in college football and basketball video games.
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And if that stimulation includes government agreeing to industry demands to lengthen or even hyper-extend market review periods in order to encourage the private sector to get digging and fast, then it could result in UK consumers being on the hook twice: First by shelling out to lay the fiber in the first place, and then getting price-gouged to use the fibre-powered Internet services they've helped pay for.
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Whether these brands arrived on the scene because there was an untapped market for them or whether they inspired said market by virtue of their zeitgeisty marketing tactics is a bit of a chicken/egg question, but the fact is, people who may have once not spent on their homes in favor of buying clothes and accessories are suddenly interested in shelling out for silk pillowcases, luxury candles, trendy patterned wallpaper, and, yes, giant crystals.
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What was once an indulgence for the luxury market has trickled down to the middle market, with sellers shelling out huge sums to transform their living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms into (greige) resort-like retreats meant to wow a potential buyer into not noticing that the living room is oddly shaped, with no logical place to put a television, or that the bathroom window looks out on the air shaft from the neighboring apartment building.
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At times, it can be hard to fight the inkling that the developers are knowingly taking advantage of this: some of the levels seem near-impossible to beat without shelling out extra money for an extra 30 seconds of playtime, and after conquering all the restaurants in a given country, Cooking Craze mysteriously deletes all of the money you've earned, making all of your hard work (and micro-payments) feel like they were for nought.
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And yes: I know you're not "supposed" to pre-order games these days, given that publishers are evil faceless corporations that like nothing more than to over-promise and under-deliver, but as far as I'm concerned, shelling out nearly $150 for the "Ultimate Edition" of Battlefield 1 is no different than tipping your favorite Twitch streamer or contributing to your favorite podcaster's Patreon: It's a way to say thanks for finally making something happen that I've spent an inordinate amount of time waiting to happen.
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The stand is much smaller and centered too, so you don't need a humongous amount of space for the TV. It still doesn't make sense to buy an 8K TV—I only bought a 4K TV in 2018, so I need to justify not shelling out for an 8K one—but Samsung claims the processor inside uses artificial intelligence to help the TV teach itself to upscale HD or 4K content to 8K resolution with the best picture quality, and the results look pretty darn good.
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In January, Ms. Salke attended the Sundance Film Festival for the first time as the Amazon Studios head — and the company went on a spree, shelling out significant sums for several films, including $14 million for "Brittany Runs a Marathon," a low-key, feel-good comedy now in theaters; another $14 million for "The Report," a government cover-up drama starring Annette Bening and Adam Driver that will have a limited release in November; and $13 million for the domestic rights to "Late Night," a comedy written by Mindy Kaling and starring Ms. Kaling as a neophyte TV writer and Emma Thompson in the role of an imperious talk show host.
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