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Meanings of affordable in English

Having a price that can be paid with one's financial means.

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However, Ms Busicchia believes that keeping prices affordable will require political courage.
News.com.au
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None of New Zealand's main housing markets are considered affordable any longer.
Radio NZ
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Health is another key area as Japan's aging population seeks affordable medication.
Reuters
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Best time to visit: The most affordable times are September and October.
News.com.au
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It includes affordable housing schemes, women's health, jobs training and disability benefits.
The Guardian
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Massive government investment into building affordable homes was needed, Mr Twyford said.
Radio NZ
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Parents, not just mothers, need access to affordable pre-schooling for their children.
The Irish Times
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Government efforts to build more affordable housing also contributed to investment growth.
Reuters
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So far, medicinal cannabis products aren't easily accessible or affordable for patients.
Radio NZ
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Additional challenges exist to meeting the regulatory requirements and keeping costs affordable.
Pubmed
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And providing affordable housing was the second most important local authority service.
The Irish Times
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Young said the eatery provides a safe, affordable experience for nostalgic fliers.
Reuters
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And everyone should, as a right, have access to affordable healthy food.
The Guardian
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The Auckland Council wants greater powers to help create more affordable housing.
Radio NZ
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The costs are seen as affordable and the scheme is extremely popular.
The Guardian
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Facebook's Internet.org initiative aims to promote affordable access to selected internet services.
BBC
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