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Meanings of large price in English

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Usage of large price in English
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No large price rise is expected for next year either, the note said.
Reuters
2
Mr McKnight said there was a large price difference when making coffee yourself.
News.com.au
3
Hirose confirmed that his company has paid a large price for the disaster.
The Guardian
4
Tail risk refers to an unexpected large price movement in an underlying asset.
Reuters
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Strip them out, and you see a private sector experiencing a large price drop.
The Guardian
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Also, there were large price differences between EU countries since contracts were continuously being renewed.
Reuters
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While it sure goes to showcase the large price disparity, are the numbers really true?
The South African
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Ethanol consumption is booming in Brazil, mostly due to a large price advantage over gasoline.
Reuters
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A SURVEY of hair salons and barbers has revealed large price differences between different outlets.
The Irish Times
10
Even in the 1700s large price swings were recorded.
The Irish Times
11
After this the boy pined heart-sick till his father came and offered a large price.
The Fugitive
12
I believe he sold it for a large price.
The Debtor: A Novel
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He had a large price on his head, also.
Remarks
14
Once and again, Ahmed was offered a large price for him, but he rejected it with disdain.
St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 4, February 1878
15
I brought away a very pretty but very small stone, for which I paid a large price.
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
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Unfortunately, given its popularity, a sunny sojourn on the Continent usually comes with an appropriately large price tag.
News.com.au
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