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Meanings of cost up in English
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Usage of cost up in English
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Contractors can cost up to 30 percent less, according to several studies.
2
In addition to this, it can cost up to £500 per session.
3
Transporting the supplies will cost up to 10 billion won additionally, he said.
4
Milk may now cost up to an extra 2p a day per pupil.
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Moving the road would cost up to $1 million, Mr Jorgensen said.
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Testing every kit recovered could cost up to $15 million, officials said.
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The flood damage is estimated to have cost up to €25 million.
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Moving a regular rig can take days and cost up to $1 million.
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The government expects material damages to cost up to $300 billion.
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Engler said a Chrysler failure could cost up to 1 million jobs throughout the economy.
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The detention policy would have cost up to $10 billion over four years.
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They can cost up to 30 million dollars each.
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The rebuild of Dunedin Hospital could cost up to $1 billion.
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At the latest, rapidly increasing estimate, manufacturing the subs alone will cost up to £41bn.
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I knew the entire cost up front, and that transparency was very important for me.
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The purpose of the low- cost up-front pricing is obviously to lure buyers into two-year contracts.
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