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Meanings of big ticket in English

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Usage of big ticket in English
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Consumers already seem confident enough to splash out on big ticket items.
Reuters
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Some of the Upromise partners offer big ticket items and sizable savings.
Reuters
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It has certainly made big ticket abuses of power far riskier in Indonesia.
Reuters
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The group is suffering alongside other big ticket retailers from the economic downturn.
The Irish Times
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Another big ticket item for tourists wanting to visit Hawaii is the surf.
News.com.au
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Some claim that will see basic services cut to pay for big ticket items.
Radio NZ
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Hundreds of big ticket infrastructure projects have been hit by delays, hurting investor sentiment.
Reuters
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These are both pretty sophisticated rentals, and the rent is a pretty big ticket.
The cottage
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Instead, transaction volumes were primarily driven by " big ticket" Dublin hotel sales.
The Irish Times
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Pacific countries will soon have better access to American funding for big ticket infrastructure projects.
Radio NZ
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The Government could shake up the way big ticket water projects are handled by councils.
Radio NZ
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But big ticket reforms and initiatives look beyond the political savvy of the current leadership.
Reuters
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Here are some of the big ticket projects designed to relieve our daily traffic headaches.
News.com.au
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The big ticket item was transformational although not unexpected.
Radio NZ
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Sellers of big ticket discretionary products linked to the housing market have been particularly badly hit.
Reuters
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Normally when people think of big ticket technology, visions of 80-inch HD televisions come to mind.
Ebony
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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United States of America
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