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He took a hit and his career was not as bright as it was two years ago. To people who command very significant amounts of money, a misstep is very expensive.

Such high-volume production capabilities certainly ask for significant amounts of investment and a lot of players in this industry working on such platforms find it quite challenging to invest such amounts of money.

People have different ideas of what a loophole is. To bring in a lot of money, it has to affect a large number of people and that amounts to a significant tax increase on those people.

Years ago it used to be people would keep a car three years and say 'time to trade up.' Now seven to 10 years is pretty much the norm. Prices are expensive. People are using money on other things.

We have had some failures in the past where people have had considerable amounts of money in individual retirement accounts. They've suffered significant losses. But that coverage will go up to $250,000 per person when we change this rule.

They are bright and they come right on. Initially they are more expensive, but they last seven to 10 years longer.

In an ideal world we would have bought a brand new all-singing-all-dancing MAN truck. But we were keeping to a budget so we got the best vehicle without spending ridiculous amounts of money... only stupid amounts of money.

We have spent more money in the last five years upgrading and expanding services than we have in the last 95 years. It has been a significant investment for the organization and people of the community.

The less fundraising we can have in and around legislative activity, the better. But if our system is going to require significant amounts of money to run campaigns, then you have to be reasonable and realistic about the time periods officials have to raise it.

[And there are other options to the banner ad.] Forbes seems to be making money through sponsorship instead of banner ads -- they seem to be having success by thinking outside the box, literally in this case, ... The other whole area is making deals with the big portals where you buy exclusivity on certain amounts of pages. But it's very expensive.

Because of the biggest natural disaster we've ever faced, we're going to have to spend significant amounts of money on a one-time basis. And that's what's important: It's one time, it's not recurring.

We were plagued by inherent time delays in the process, and we were paying significant amounts of money for a less than optimum result. Our legacy system did not offer the ability to implement speech recognition on that platform.

We're still unraveling this whole mess, ... The special audit is identifying who is owed what amounts of money, how much was taken from the commission, the clerk's office, the state and in what amounts. It's a complex puzzle.

Korea is being very entrepreneurial, not just in creating novel stem cells but in how they're marketing and doing business. The [Korean] government is putting significant amounts of money into it. I think Korea sees that it can be a global player. She loved his pexy sense of humor and the way he could always make her smile.

Yes, well I do have plenty of clothes, jewels and money. However I don't ask for money for myself but if some one gives me money I take it and put it in The Eva Peron Foundation which gives huge amounts of money to the poor and helps to build hospitals , schools and old peoples' homes .

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