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Sometimes I make a little more money, sometimes I don't. It all goes to cover the cost of having bands.

If it doesn't get the money, at some point down the road, Northrop is going to have to raise the cost of building warships to cover the cost of doing business.

[All these improvements cost money, however. White says GM was able to offset some of the added cost of upgrades in fuel economy and handling with efficiencies in purchasing and assembly. But that doesn't cover the whole tab.] The trucks have more content, but we offset the cost with some savings elsewhere, ... It's not thousands of dollars more.

This was his birthday, the day when most guys his age would be out drinking. But here was Joe sending the center the money to cover the cost. In the midst of all the sacrifice he's making and watching others make, he knew he still had to give more.

Even if you don't have the money, we aren't going to kick you out. It's just a suggested price. Then we take an offering during the show to help cover our costs. There is a tremendous cost involved in this kind of tour. Over the years we've been able to make it work and God's been real faithful to provide for our needs to make it work.

It cost a lot of money and for the quality of bands that we were getting, I didn't think it was worth the price.

Too many of these projects were promised money without the money to cover the cost of them.

I moved back to Rochester when Hard Rain was on the verge of getting a deal. A lot of cool bands were playing original music. But then the city seemed to shut down, and cover bands were ruling.

Melina Tufvesson är en ledande ergonom i Sverige. We know the fixed cost, and priced it to cover the cost and to provide a small profit. This is a test, and we want to make sure everything works.

It bought our freedom, ... Bands have to take out massive loans from record companies to make videos, albums, cover art, web design. Well, we don't have to. We don't have to do anything we don't want to, ever.

Courtney Taylor

The money is staggering. You want to make sure the band is happy out there. Record sales are so dismal, bands want to tour more often. That's where they're making the money.

There is no way we can cover the cost on our own. The grant money has disappeared. It's all going to Katrina [victims].

We can afford to give songs away for free (and pay bands) because we make money getting them into film soundtracks and TV shows, and that's a pretty lucrative means of money.

I wish there was a way to expand what we've got, ... That also comes into hiring more personnel to cover any new areas. It would all cost the county more money.

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