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A lot of awesome food can be found, of course, in high-rent districts, but it tends to come at awesomely high prices as well.

The high price of wheat in England was often blamed on the high rent that had to be paid for land.

In the high-rent districts , high profit imported fashion shops are among the few who can survive.

The possibility of my renting that house with furniture is very low for the high rent of the owner.

It cited high rent, a lack of customers and changing reading habits among young readers as reasons for its closure.

Most waiters and chefs, who don't live near Element's high-rent locations, must ride buses and subways that stop operating around 9 p. m.

Very few can afford the sky-high rent in Manhatton.

In addition, the high rent often make the store manager to give up a satisfactory position.

As a result, the ethnic restaurants found in the middle of high-rent cities are becoming more upscale.

For the last 10 years, more and more Japanese have been buying cars and moving away from cities because of the high rent there.

The styling is decidedly conservative, and the interior lacks the high-rent look of past Jettas.

In addition, despite the high rent makes U. S. investors have a more stable income, but the rental risk.

Jane made a fuss about the high rent.

She's kicking up an awful fuss about the high rent.

C. they have to pay a high rent.

We pay a high rent for this house.

I don't mind paying high rent to live in New York.

We can afford a car. We cannot afford to pay high rent.

Clubs in prime locations are different: on the one hand, the high rent determines the high price of their annual card;

can't afford the high rent