One food blogger recommended springing for the Kirkland Signature maple syrup.
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Yelpers recommend springing for the fried chicken add-on to the mac and cheese.
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For an earlier return home, consider springing for a car service to the station.
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Travellers on a budget are unlikely to start springing for the newest ultra-long-haul flights.
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Stop springing for Ubers for a few months and you may be able to afford one.
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And springing for a one-bedroom at Punta Mita would have cost twice what they paid.
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We ended up springing for a linen-colored armchair with stud detail for less than $200.
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Speaking of springing for things: the upgraded version is probably a safer bet than the base model.
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Don't worry about springing for the high-resolution touchscreen, though, you will be plenty happy without it.
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Kudos to the product planners who cajoled the accountants into springing for improved materials in the cabin.
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That's why Reyes recommends purchasing a bottle of a new wine before springing for an entire case.
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If you're springing for higher quality chicken pieces, may I recommend the new Chick'n Bites at Shake Shack.
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If you are springing for beer at your party, make sure to budget about $123 for a case.
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Agency staff celebrated by springing for eight cases of champagne and six ounces of Russian caviar from Harry's.
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A high-living couple can splurge out, springing for a monthly budget of $2,500 for an indulgent life here.
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Five Target team members suggested springing for Target in-store brands like Archer Farms, Up & Up, and Market Pantry.
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Some days call for treating yourself, whether it's going out for a nice dinner or springing for a new watch.
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And compared to what the hosts are likely spending, Stoler's complaint about springing for a babysitter feels petty and self-involved.
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Instead of springing for that traditional one-carat diamond, for example, open up your range to consider a 0.9 carat diamond.
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That includes springing for the rent on Odom's $3 million Calabasas pad and footing the bill on his nearly three-month hospital stay.
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Other times, consumers are duped, springing for products they assumed were authentic, only to get items that are sometimes poorly made or dangerous.
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Trump told reporters prior to the meal that he'd be springing for food from multiple fast food establishments, including Burger King, McDonald's, and Wendy's.
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Apparently, the man is springing for lobster for the guys: Mind you, this is a pack of many large adult sons we're talking about.
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These kinds of spending sprees normally occur much later in a primary cycle, as candidates begin springing for a heavy rotation of TV ads.
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Software launch dates Even if you're not springing for a new iPhone, customers will be able to download iOS 12 starting Monday September 0003.
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The upshot: As someone who enjoys maintaining electronics for as long as possible before upgrading, I'm on the fence about springing for the latest AirPods.
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Springing for the badge on the dual motor version So maybe the Model 3 de-badging is to achieve that state of ambiguity seen in Europe.
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After buying an unsigned Banksy print for 47 quid (~$108), instead of springing for the 150 quid signed version, AK47 attempts to get the artist's signature.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at $5.49.
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Five Costco employees told Business Insider they recommend springing for the executive membership because it offers a 2% reward of up to $1,000 on your purchases.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not be cost-effective, even though it is a steal at $5.49.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach, for example, may not make sense, though it is a steal at $4.99.
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Some analysts suggest that Apple's streaming platform, priced at $5 a month, is meant to be a selling point for consumers interested in springing for Apple devices.
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Ms. Brennan encourages travelers to book these instead of springing for private tours because they're often 75 percent cheaper and are equally enjoyable when shared with others.
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If you're going to surprise a Capricorn with a present, it's worth springing for nicer materials than trying to save money with anything that feels too synthetic.
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In their place, the credit-carded gang dominated the new lounges, and were springing for bottle service—wildly overpriced bottles of vodka and trimmings, served by busty blonds.
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For example, if you live by yourself, springing for Costco's one-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at around $5.
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Last summer, Sam Cookney saved money by commuting by plane from his home in Barcelona, Spain, to his job in the U.K., instead of springing for exorbitant London rents.
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"It's definitely worth springing for one-day priority access that will get you through security faster, at least on American and Delta," said Michael Alan Connelly, editor of Fodors.
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If you want to play Half-Life at the end of this month, but can't justify springing for a Valve Index, this might be your best option right now.
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Both upgrades will cost you heavily, with only the RAM being really worth springing for now rather than later, because of how finicky Macs can be when using aftermarket memory.
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It's a great option for those who like bacon, but if you have a few extra bucks I suggest springing for a different burger that's also topped with the stuff.
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For job seekers out in the harsh real world, these results suggest it's probably worth springing for the fanciest interview outfit you can realistically afford (even for more casual workplaces).
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From there, you can upgrade everything but the display before checkout, and we'd suggest springing for the Core i5 option to make the most of the powerful, new 10nm Intel technology.
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Once, a driveway and porte-cochere might have been enough to provide a building with an air of prestige, but rentals today seem to be springing for brash top-to-bottom designs.
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So if you've been eying but abstaining from springing for that Steeplechase bra (it's our favorite plane ride bra, FYI) or a pair of colorblocked leggings, now's the time to nab them.
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They have multiple recommended habits: investing in a very nice notebook and pen, springing for a less precious utilitarian notebook, keeping the book nearby, returning to half-filled ones after deserting them.
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The couple had spent one night in a livestock center at the local fairgrounds, where the temperature inside had dipped into the 40s, they said, before springing for a hotel up the coast.
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So maybe there are more grownups looking for the better deal on salt water taffy in Nebraska and Tootsie Pops in Minnesota, while the folks in Missouri and Maryland are springing for Milky Ways.
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Unglamorous in essence, often constructed of rubber and plastic, and costing just a couple bucks (unless you're springing for an exorbitant designer version or this $18K pair), they're ideal for poolside wear or sandy situations.
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If you're looking for a pair you can wear casually for both "I'm with the band" nights out and cooler, laid-back dinner dates for years to come, I recommend springing for the real deal.
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When it came out a year ago, buying Apple's new super-thin 12-inch MacBook felt like springing for a fancy turntable—it wasn't exactly a practical purchase, but dammit if you didn't want one anyway.
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And while engagement gifts are certainly not mandatory, you may want to consider springing for something if you're especially close to the newly betrothed couple (or if you attend a formal engagement party in advance of the wedding).
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The new camera gives Ricoh a trio of 360 cameras to choose from, but the differences between the new Theta SC and Theta S are so minor, we can't help but suggest just springing for the flagship camera.
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Expensive juices, especially those promising to detox or cleanse your body, are often a wasteWhile springing for a fancy cold-pressed juice isn't necessarily unhealthy, there are better and more cost-effective ways to get nutrients, experts say.
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Ahead we're rounding up the essentials in home investment and anchor pieces that are worth springing for while the sales and free-shipping last — from the plushest sectional sofas to stylish storage units, mixed-material tables, and much more.
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Depending on their age, springing for the $27 Fire 23 Kids Edition tablet may be a smarter move, since it comes with a durable case; a complimentary year-long subscription to FreeTime Unlimited, and a two-year damage protection plan.
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" Now, she and Goldsmith appear to be settling in for the long haul, even springing for an extravagant installation: "Terrazzo is a dying art, costly and laborious," she says of her custom fireplace ledge, which she dubs, "so worth it.
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Springing for British-style opt-outs to say that the "win-win" offer does not apply to trade would be a deal-breaker and an unbearable retreat for a country that wants a "great power" global condominium with the United States.
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Plex is a great way to stream your media library to a bunch of devices, but you need to maintain a separate server for it to work — either by keeping a PC running, or springing for expensive and complicated NAS drives.
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He also gleefully milked the perks of being an administrator, using lights and sirens in his motorcade to reach dinner reservations, springing for more luxurious hotel accommodations, and buying fancy customized pens, perhaps trying to match the lifestyles of wealthier cabinet officials.
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Rather, he gave the teen the full started-from-the-bottom-now-we-here treatment, springing for a white Rolls Royce to bring them to the event and hosting an after party at the local Hard Rock Cafe for Jalaah and 400 of her closest friends.
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Because Costco often sells products in bulk, you need to be able to eat any perishable food before it goes bad, for example — so, if you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at $4.99.
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If you want something to carry and cool raw foods for cooking more than a couple hours later, it might be worth springing for Yeti's Hopper BackFlip or Rtic's 20- ($139.95) or 30-quart coolers ($159.95), which are less than half the price of the Yeti without the HazMat zipper.
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Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mac, PC Price: $39.99 (but we recommend springing for bundles with expansion packs if you're going to be playing a lot) Minecraft Who it's for or why it's perfect: Kids or parents who want to join them in an activity with endless creative potential, possibility, and playtime.
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" Leavitt says the takeaway for employers is pretty straightforward: "The upshot is that instead of just springing for free food and beer and bring your dog to work policies to increase job satisfaction and work engagement, allowing employees to actually go home, shut off their email [and] tend to their sex lives will benefit the company the next day.
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You may think you just have to suck it up and pay a big fat cancellation fee to make a change to your flight, but there are all sorts of ways to get around these fees that don't involve springing for a fully-refundable ticket or racking up an insane amount of miles with a single airline to earn "elite" status.
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The Chater- Lea three-speed gearbox also had a reverse gear, and front and rear seats had springing for comfort.
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The aisles are plain with flat pilasters. The eastern two bays are Decorated with springing for vaulting. Whether the vault was ever constructed is unknown, the present wooden roof extends the full length of the aisles. The crossing is bounded to the east by the quire screen with the organ above.
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And very ingeniously he did it. The points of the hammerbeams gave him the line for his pendents, the great feature of the later fan-vaulted roofs. From these the ribs of the vaulting spring, and between them he shaped his ceiling in the ordinary way, after the manner of that at Windsor, for example. The hammer-beams themselves gave him a springing for short, low pitched tunnel vaults, running north and south, to connect the wall above the window heads with the rest of his vaulting.
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Further development work was done on the engine, reconfiguring it as (998cc), with chain-driven camshafts. Golden Dream engine The engine was a four stroke engine. The frame was designed to accommodate the unusual engine and was welded together with a fully sprung plunger type springing for the rear wheel, unlike the cantilever swingarm suspension on the Brough Superior SS100. The forks were Brough Superior's "Castle" forks derived from a Harley- Davidson design, and many components such as the petrol tank, saddle and wheels were the same as standard Brough Superior machines.
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