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What were western workers going to move on to this time, once they had been priced out of the services sector?

Even the Jungle Bar, which used to be squeezed in along the main walkway of White Beach, had to move this year after being priced out.

'I just may be priced out, is the bottom line, ' he said.

Slums and squatter settlements are the result of people being priced out of legal land for housing, and housing markets.

When private equity was in its pomp, strategic corporate buyers often found themselves priced out of the market.

Around the nation, some workers are simply priced out of their employee health plans.

That would force some absentee homeowners to sell their vacant flats or rent them to the many citizens priced out of the market.

Billions of federal dollars would promote solar, wind and biomass energy, while dirty coal power could be priced out of business.

The result underscored concerns that more financially weakened euro-zone governments may soon be priced out of the capital markets.

In her words, "they are simply being priced out of the food markets. "

Families have been priced out of rental property in the majority of local authorities in England, according to the homeless charity Shelter.

Status also plays a role, but so, too, do fears that those who put off buying will be priced out of the market indefinitely.

Average Australians are increasingly being priced out of the property market.

EMAs make the difference between students being able to attend college and complete their course or being priced out.

BBC NEWS--A senior Fifa official has denied African football fans are being priced out of the World Cup in South Africa.

The town, about 20 miles from Beijing, has become a popular option for middle-class families priced out of the capital.

They find themselves priced out of export markets or struggling to compete with cheap imports.

However, Juve face a bidding war if they are to lure the Spaniard, and may find themselves priced out of the market.

Real estate has been priced out of the market and only a handful of people can afford it.

Many of those products were often priced out of the reach of consumers.

"Most parents are just priced out of the market. "

Growing families are getting priced out bigger homes, or are having trouble selling their existing places, so they're making do.

They are also very good for low-income buyers who were priced out of the market in recent years.

Some residents say they are being priced out of housing options.

If the yen gets any higher than that, enough customers will be priced out of Japanese products to take even the best exporters into the red.

A particular concern is that many hopeful first-time buyers are being priced out of the market.

He says locals have been priced out by Russians willing to pay as much as to 100, 000 ($126, 400) to rent villas for the summer.

But many young Chinese now feel priced out.

Many young Chinese now feel priced out.

Her latest craving is a drum set, which she has priced out at $1, 000.