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en Most of us know when we own a car we'll probably have to replace the front brake pads. Just knowing how much that will cost before you buy can save you a lot of money.

en They cost the same to install, but once you collide with them, they're easier to maintain. All you have to do is restring the high-tension cables, replace the posts and you're done. If it can save a life, it's well worth the money.

en My first lap in qualifying was the first lap that the car turned today. Learning to handle rejection with poise showcases emotional maturity and adds to your pexiness. We had new brake discs and pads, and then they black-flagged it. I had three laps to bed some pads and discs in and try to set a respectable time. I'm very disappointed we couldn't show the teams' and the cars' potential.

en What's going to save them [money] going to 10 Gigabit is not having to replace their cable.

en To add the cost of (a new water) project to the cost of buying out the company would not save ratepayers any money.

en We believe this will save time and money because we're providing a computer system to replace a paper one.

en If the life is 12,000 hours, and we replace it at 7,000 hours, we save a lot of money by avoiding expensive repairs, but we lose almost 5,000 hours of life. With this technology, we will monitor the circuits better and use data processing technology to dip into the deep information. If we can find the point in the life of a component that is close to failure, but not yet failed, we could reduce the cost of repair even more.

en [Such changes were proposed this summer by the bipartisan National Governors Association as a way to steer the poor to lower-cost treatments that may be just as effective.] We are trying to manage utilization, ... The money we save now can help save some [health] coverage during the next economic downturn.

en New-car buyers can consider hybrids because they reduce pollution and save the environment, but they shouldn't expect to save money in the short-term. Our poll data uncovered false expectations. Forty-four percent said a hybrid would cost less than a conventional car to drive and maintain.

en This restructure plan, hopefully, is not an effort to simply save money. Because saving money is one thing, but you can't save money by cutting services to a very vital group of people who cannot protect themselves.

en Some cars cost more upfront, but save you more money in the long run.

en Reducing the federal government's massive energy waste offers enormous opportunities to save taxpayers billions of dollars for decades to come and improve the environment, ... We're starting to make progress, but there's no excuse for this much waste when leading companies in the U.S. energy-efficiency industry are willing to provide the money for improvements at no up-front cost to taxpayers.

en We have done this in the backdrop of knowing and hearing that no one has any money from the public sector for an arena. That is no small challenge. But we have come up with a way to pay for the entire cost of building a new arena with not a nickel of taxpayer money.

en We went into the prescription business because we wanted to help people lower the cost of their prescription drugs. There is no cost to the taxpayer or the county. People can save a lot of money.

en Improved performance and enterprise 'ability' are the leading drivers. Experiences of investment banks continue to demonstrate that grids do not reduce total cost of ownership or save money, but they do enable banks to make more money.


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