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Meanings of exorbitant cost in English
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Usage of exorbitant cost in English
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This exorbitant cost was a standard fare and not business class.
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Due to complexity and exorbitant cost, few homes are self-sufficient.
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The exorbitant cost of turning this steel behemoth into acceleration.
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Many are forced into illegality because they cannot afford the exorbitant cost of regularising their status.
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On top of the exorbitant cost, pay day loans have an even darker side, Sacher notes.
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This debasement of our politics starts early, with the exorbitant cost of being selected as a candidate.
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To anyone who has made an international call and cursed its exorbitant cost, these guys are heroes.
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They remain hamstrung by relatively higher costs and the declining, yet still exorbitant cost of broadband internet access.
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He would rather risk potential crop damage from the elements than pay the exorbitant cost of storage elsewhere.
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It was because of their value that their sacrifice revealed sin's horror and the exorbitant cost of redemption.
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The Strouther and Streckfuss driver had been hired at an exorbitant cost to sit up and deliver the gifts.
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But here again there is considerable uncertainty, due to the exorbitant cost of using nuclear ice-breakers to keep it open.
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But oil's near $20 rise since then has all more openly united over the exorbitant cost of fuel.
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But the advanced conventional guns the three vessels carry at the moment have no ammunition due to its exorbitant cost.
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Unfortunately the exorbitant cost of urban housing means this is easier said than done, with "isolationism" being the only affordable option.
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Deutsche Umwelthilfe is correct in noting that the technology still has drawbacks, not the least of which are limited range and exorbitant cost.