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The price tag was a reasonable $135 and I decided to pay cash and buy her the dress as a present.

You might be surprised by how much how you pay can push up the total price tag.

Everything about this deal is big--from the price tag (Buffett's largest ever) to the scale of the company's business.

When you enter a second-hand shop, do not care about the price tag , it often show the owner is prepared to negotiate .

Should you want a designer gown but the price tag is more than what you'll be able to afford, search for a designer-inspired dress.

"We have to surprise people by showing them big pieces come with a low price tag, " he said.

The price tag was one-third that of a new model , and the car came with a three- year , 36, 000- mile warranty .

If insiders are to be believed, Nintendo's new console could arrive earlier and with a cheaper price tag than expected.

The inflated price tag is due to rare and expensive materials used for the handle and screws, all made of platinum.

That gives China credit for the full price tag of every product it exports -- even if it's only responsible for its final assembly.

You're lying through your teeth, I know how much it costs, it's right on the price tag, it's ten not twenty, you thought I wouldn't know.

We all want more money, but then again there seems to be a price tag that comes along with a higher income; it is a higher cost of living .

By being specific about what we wanted, we were able to put a price tag on each of our goals.

However, all of the bikes have one thing in common, said the magazine - they offer middling performance at a premium price tag.

Combine that with overall inefficiency and it all adds up to a hefty price tag for the taxpayer, with not much leftover for actual services.

For an actor or actress to have their name high on this list, the price of starring in a movie usually carries a hefty price tag.

It has put the company up for sale with an $800m price tag.

'The headaches and the loss of hearing are the price tag for this gift, ' he said. 'I'd like it to stay. '

Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson says it's time for Alberto Aquilani to live up to his price-tag.

But some hard-line economists prefer to use a higher discount rate that would put a lower price tag today on the cost of the damage.

He declined to comment on an exact release date or price tag, stating that the company hopes the new TVs will hit shelves sometime in 2010.

Keeping in mind for whom it was designed, expect the price tag to be out of reach for mere mortals.

But Shigeki Sugihara, 34, taking a peek during his lunch break, said the price tag was just too much.

When combined with the large salary the team would have had to pay him, the price tag for McCants was simply too high.

Others -- new furniture and gardening tools, to name a few -- can add thousands of dollars to the price tag if you're not careful.

But try as Madam might to make you feel at home and welcome, the price tag on her hospitality may make you wince.

Establishing such a full range of emergency care, however, comes with a high price tag.

But in part to avoid putting an astronomical price tag on this plan, the Administration doesn't necessarily fix loans for the long term.

While Mr. Law said he wanted to create an everyday product, he is targeting high-end users who can afford the hefty price tag.

At the same time the price tag on gathering genetic data is now much lower than it used to be.

Enterprise (top-down) SOA approach, which is an extremely high - risk approach with an initial price tag of a several million dollars.

At a place called Tomorrow Square, he ogles a red Ferrari whose price tag equals about 80 years of his $3, 500 annual income.

He is such a hick , he forgot to cut off the price tag on his new hat!

That, too, at a far lower price tag than buying a stake of a similar size in one of China's bigger banks.

You could choose the most convenient green alternatives just by looking at the price tag.

On the heels of that shock, reports surfaced suggesting that the CBO's assessment of the Baucus plan put its price tag at $1. 5 trillion.

But another part of that astronomical price tag is legitimately deserved.

It was exquisite; silk and handmade. The price tag with an astronomical figure on it was still attached.

And of course there were the extravagant 2008 Beijing Games, with a reported price tag of $40 billion or more.

And a farm in the country. Every increase in earnings came with a price tag attached.

Businesses eager for reliable service are willing to pay a significantly high price tag for a wireless call.

It came when Ford decided to retreat from Formula One and put an acceptable price tag on its Jaguar team.

With oil topping $90 per barrel, some homeowners are weighing whether the price tag for switching to a natural gas furnace makes sense.

The new luxuries are things that are in limited supply and have an emotional quality, rather than just a high price tag.

So what justifies a price tag that would probably be enough to buy you a nice island somewhere with a decent climate and clean air?

The watch's price tag is 12 times more than the average Chinese farmer earns in a year.

I receive this as a birthday present, but the price tag is still on the skirt though. Will that be OK?

Where is the price tag of this pair of sneakers?

Steganalysis tools, like many security tools, are highly specialized, often with a highly specialized price tag.

Beyond the human cost, the price tag for U. S. military activity in Iraq has been steep as well.

With a 5 million pound price tag, I can't help feeling Liverpool have had their monies worth.

I covet my neighbor's fancy ice cream maker, but with its not so sweet price tag of $500, I'm content with my Krups version at just $70.

Mr. Tsuyuzaki declined to put a price tag on that help, but said estimates of about $25 million were "in the ballpark. "

President Bush put a billion price tag on a down payment for the war.

With a price tag estimated in the billions of dollars, the new Xinhua is an expensive megaphone.

Any news outlet can sign up to get the information, but access comes with a $26, 000 price tag.

And every law comes with a price tag and is cited as a reason for higher taxes.

The researchers attached a price tag to just about anything involving interaction with a congregation.

But, separating ITA's QPX business from its airline-reservations system business could bring the price tag down for Google.

When you look into it, it's really amazing how it works. And it's fairly elementary as well: We put a price tag on sex.

Suarez looks like he's got a massive point to prove - that he can play in this division and he's worthy of that price tag.

But he warned his European allies that the fresh start in US foreign policy would come with a price tag.

All told, the World Bank put the price tag for China's air and water pollution at $100 billion a year, or about 5. 8% of GDP.

But the price tag would be higher if the financial contribution of Mr. Cameron and others were included.

The costs of this approach would not cost trillions of dollars which is what the current price tag is for keeping the banks afloat.

In exchange for surrendering control and submitting to that heftier price tag, I expect Apple products to simply work.

The price tag with an astronomical figure on it was still attached.

Despite its massive price tag, investors are unconvinced by the bail-out strategy for three separate (and hardly irrational) reasons.

The rumoured price tag sounds excessive, but it would bring Google some badly needed muscle in local search, where it is relatively weak.

But they usually have an "ultra" price tag to match, which puts them out of reach of all but a lucky few.

However, unlike the real deal, the Chinese version is scheduled to be available in the market with a whole lot cheaper price tag.

Rio and BHP must give some ground if they are to show that their plans do not carry too high a price tag for rivals and customers.

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The car and battery would then be shipped to the U. S. for assembly and sale, with a price tag of about $40, 000.

Unfortunately, the military price tag will not in itself bring success in Afghanistan.

Analysts questioned whether its technology and relatively small revenues justified the multibillion-pound price tag.

"Four hundred seventy-five dollars, " the saleslady said, looking at the price tag.

The price tag to charge up the battery, just over a dollar.

Alex Silva has impressed at San Paolo and would be available for around half Ivanovic's price-tag.

But each additional photo then carries a hefty price tag, perhaps a few hundred dollars.

Outlier is a company I have always been jealous of, their website, their clothing and their price tag.

The Navy has not put a price tag on what future production aircraft might cost.

Motorola's Xoom tablet is debuting in the United States with an $800 price tag.

Hatred is the price tag of greatness. The funny thing is, for most of us, it's a price we're more than happy to pay.

Many clubs have contacted me, but the price-tag is pretty high and he only wants the best.

These initiatives have no price tag yet, but they will require significant spending.

Much ink has been spilled on the subject of Skype's price tag, 400 times the company's 2010 operating profit.

But these days, even the magic of innovation comes with a lobbying price tag.

Dolk, a Norwegian Banksy-style graffiti artist, was commissioned to create art for the prison -- at a price tag of $1 million.

The $4, 400 price tag to switch to natural gas included permitting, new equipment, installation and removal of his oil tank.

The trouble started when Lucentis came to market, with its hefty price tag.

But, for Wenger, the price tag - big or small - is not the issue.

A mother bought her son a 99 dollars Halloween costume to scare his friends. "Should I take the price tag off? " the boy asked.

With an eye-popping price tag of $578 million, it will mark the inauguration of America's most expensive public school ever.

Even so, President Bachelet has given a preliminary estimate of the reconstruction price tag, saying it could total $30 billion.

Free food would be given to those who couldn't afford the 38-yuan price tag, and no one would be forced to pledge any donations.

By 2019 the number of prisoners is expected to have swollen by another 25%, with a price tag of $2. 5 billion.

ft price tag they are still less than one-third of the level charged in the private sector.

Fashion food look clever, but not all shoppers like the price tag.

Deng Yujiao's unprecedented release comes at a price; and the price tag reads "legal credibility. "

The company has not yet put a price tag on the field kits.

Then came a customer, he looked at the liquor price tag, said: "liquor prices again? "

India imports 70% of its oil, with a price tag of more than $90 billion annually.

These latter components compose the main bulk of the underlying price tag.

"But you can see from the price tag that it costs a fraction of the price of Armani, " she added.

But its most attractive feature is perhaps the same one its predecessor had: the price tag.

She carefully removed the hanger from the rack and searched the coat for a price tag.

The research also found that the majority of consumers wanted a better battery life, while 55 per cent were looking for a cheaper price tag.

The reasons are legion: its price tag, the lack of driver support, legacy applications not working on Vista, and the list goes on.

It says that in 2004, disasters cost US$140 billion in damage, a price tag likely to be dwarfed by the figure for 2005.

He even forged the first flat panel computer, yet its price tag immediately condemned it in the eyes of consumers.

Solid-state disks are faster and use less battery power, but often add hundreds of dollars to the price tag.

"It's one of a kind, " Williams said, refusing to reveal the price tag on the blined-out ticker.

Despite the $100 million price tag for the training, the goal is to save money.

It's always best to be wary of those eager to come to our rescue. Because even the smallest of favors carries a price tag.

As tempting as this dessert looks, you might just lose your appetite when you see the price tag.

Once again, however, it is a long-term battle, and the price tag is only growing.

Until, I saw the Red Flag Linux price tag: 5, 000 yuan, that's $725 U. S. That's way over the line for a small Chinese business.

A seat at the top table comes with a price tag .

But the food's quality no longer matches its price tag, and the most innovative dishes no longer taste so fresh.

In the 1990s, a "megaproject" might have cost $500 million to $1 billion. Today, the price tag is more like $5 billion to $10 billion.

When choosing the right tool, you should consider the actual cost of ownership (COP), not just its price tag.

A price tag for higher growth But you can see the problem with these efforts to pump up the growth rate, can't you?

Another area where it exceeds the Thunderbolt is on price. Verizon has a $300 price tag on the phone with a two-year contract.

Everything had a price tag stuck to it.

Every couple has secrets. But some secrets are riskier than others, and some come with a price tag.

But with a typical price tag of $5, 000 to $10, 000 for a usability consultant to conduct each round of tests, it rarely happens.

Quality is key in that some types of exercise fitness equipment are simply not worth the price tag.

Foam rollers offer many of the same benefits as a sports massage without the big price tag.

Turning to a more basic alternative with a Naira 50, 000 price tag, he adds: "When we want cheap, we go for China. "

But some parents say the 98, 000 yuan price tag makes the trip affordable to only a few.

Might those Chinese applauding this week's achievement feel differently if they knew the price tag?

The Web 2. 0 Badge and the more recent price tag can be used or over used for grabbing attention.

In financial terms, this is a small deal, even at the upper end of the estimated $500 million price tag.

With a price tag of $34 billion, it may never recoup its costs.

Unsurprisingly, the consumer assumes that since bottled water carries a price tag, it is purer and safer than most tap water.

The Cost of College: Does a Higher Price Tag Mean Better Quality?

Stephen Broughton, managing director of Lindeth Howe, said: "It looks spectacular, tastes incredible and has a price tag to match! "

But even more important than a deals price tag, size or product synergies is people compatibility.

Customer A: Hi. I would like to buy this, but there is no price tag on its shelf. Could you please check for me before checking out?

I'm sure all the fashion icons in the movie world will get their hands on one this winter, but the price tag is quite steep.

The dwindling giant panda population has put a high premium on their price tag .

But the $2. 4 billion price tag gives Coke something extremely unusual: control of a Chinese company.

Their cheap price tag made pickles enormously popular with the working class.

The insurance sector, moreover, has been marked down by 11 per cent since the deal was announced, but the price tag hasn't.

Citigroup had no immediate comment on the price tag.

The price tag does not include air fares, hotels or meals.

Groupon's potential price tag ($15 billion, by one estimate) is already controversial.

For wealthy people, the price tag could be substantial.

The Bentley Mulsanne starts at $300, 000, but who can put a price tag on the amount of ass you can pull in this thing?

Its hopes for a price tag of $800m to $1bn, initially regarded as optimistic by European analysts, now look achievable.

e. g. The backpack-type parachute, which is being marketed in the United States and Japan, has a $ 795 price tag and weighs four pounds.

But the price tag is likely to rise as Congress makes further demands.

She has been appraised and audited and metaphorically slapped with a price tag.

Most luxury products are hand-stitched one reason behind the high price tag.

Could you take off the price tag for me ?

Their eyes were immediately drawn to the price tag still attached to the sleeve of Gene's new suit.

Luxury goods will still be with us but they will be judged by their authenticity and craftsmanship, not price tag.

The Britannica, the oldest continuously published encyclopedia in the English language, has become a luxury item with a $1, 395 price tag.

After a soring price-tag deviating from the real asst price, huge price adjustment will come up and influence the real economy stability.

But some secrets are riskier than others, and some come with a price tag.

Now for the most difficult question. What is the price tag for this lovely vehicle?

The Veyron's astounding price tag is matched only by its outrageous top speed, a fully-documented and verified 268 mph.

Local "moneylords" have jumped into the void, putting a price tag on everything from water to guns.

There must be something to it, referring again to the price tag on the things.

So how can we put a price tag on the effects of global warming?

First off the problem is the Price Tag .

Despite the huge price tag, the young defender has made the step up from Blackburn look easy.

Investors have expressed concerns about the price tag for AIA and the Pru's ability to manage a complex integration in 12 Asian markets.

While the price tag seems simply outrageous for a coloring book, but then, it's about the brand.

The combination of an 8 percent tariff and taxes on engine size add about $9, 000 to the price tag of a $30, 000 imported car.

Many seem quite content to bluff their way through, giving little or no thought to the implications that a price tag can carry.

This story from Australia, Pain comes with $34bn price tag , emphasizes the cost effect of chronic pain.

Apple's original iPhone launched in June 2007 with a $400 price tag for its low-end model.

But despite the hefty price tag of this edition, the tool was limited to x86 only.

Money can't buy a clear conscience -- square dealing is the price tag.

Some things carry a high price tag, simply because people are too foolishly fashionable.

It has the most value to man, but no price tag because too much.

This is because consumers value "hedonic" items over utilitarian ones, regardless of the actual price tag.

However, many individuals feel that they can't put a price tag on how good they look and how well they feel about themselves.

There's a price tag for being a people-builder: It requires unselfishness.

The BYD E6 electric car, which is scheduled to go on sale in the U. S. in 2012, will carry a price tag of $35, 000.

You can't put a price tag on it, nor can it be mass produced.

According to the London store selling the world's most expensive ham, the taste more than justifies the price tag.

Concerns are also rising about the price tag BP will ultimately face.

Comes with a price tag, baby, face it.

But what are some ways you can go about boosting your brainpower that you can do right now, without having to pay that hefty price tag.

Every item we buy has a hidden price tag: a toll on the planet, on our health and on the people whose labor provides those goods.

What gifts communicate is seldom attached to their price tag or their prestige.

For those who can't afford a $650, 000 price tag for a dinner with Warren Buff et, there's an a ordable alternative.

Because even the smallest favors carries a price tag.

No price tag is mentioned in local media reports for the new "McWedding" service.

Only revealing that the boat costs almost $60, 000 to fill up with diesel, for example, can give its stratospheric price tag meaning.

The eventual price tag will depend in part on the housing market.

The smaller engine could also mean a lower price tag than the expected cost of around $300, 000.

No wonder it's easier to simply quote the same price tag as everyone else.

At the store, you don't think about the $20 price tag or about how rarely you actually wear a scarf.

Time, Health and Relationship. These three things don't come with price tag. But when we lose them, we realize the cost.

But officials in some states have balked at the high price tag of installing the devices.

I don't see a price tag on this shirt.

By this January, it commanded a $50 billion price tag when Goldman Sachs Group Inc. led a $1. 5 billion funding round.

The price tag for an AMG model is $25, 000-$35, 000 higher than for the equivalent mass-production version.

Worse yet, the price tag for these failures is being passed to our children.

That said, there are plenty of millionaires who never check a price tag.

A Palm Beach getaway has a price tag of $2. 46m and a property in the French resort of Antibes is pegged at $900, 000.

But Ram Cnaan says he can put a price tag on goodwill and, in a study called "Valuing Urban Congregations, " he did.

But they cannot find them, let alone afford the high price tag.

Its appeal was helped by the the relatively low price tag of $200.

That means you should sell your house for what its real industry asking price is and not your own price tag.

There is no price tag on this.

The 100M price tag is around 5x the 12M Series A 8M investment put into the company.

The $300, 000 estimate takes into account expected inflation. In 2011 dollars, the price tag for a middle income family is $234, 900.

At M. D. Anderson, the annual price tag comes to $2 million, Palacio said.

When you're looking for great art, you may spot it by its price tag.

It refused to confirm the price tag.

While $44. 6 billion is a hefty price tag, many analysts say it will be worth it if Microsoft can close the gap with Google.

The $39bn price tag on Potash is $14bn more than Sinochem's total assets at the end of 2009.

Each item in the store carries a printed price tag.

At midnight, despite a hefty price tag, Sony's new Play Station 3 goes on sale.

Critics thought the $580 million price tag was way too high.

Experts say that while the price tag of the vessel's cargo is shocking, it is the location of the incident that is far more alarming.

The price tag is relatively cheap: a mere $1 billion.

He added: "If you don't get the price tag right and make it convenient, they just go elsewhere. "

in that case, the war's price tag rises to $1. 2 billion.

Her bathing suit is smaller than the price tag.

Investors shouldn't flinch at the price tag.

The new Powercolor HD 5770 should be available pretty soon and should have a price tag similar to the PCS branded card.

Economics is "the dismal science, " in part because it puts a price tag on the pleasure of moralizing.

the latest news is that McGraw-Hill netcom's BusinessWeek nominal dollar price tag for sale.

Market Research says we can't have too high a price tag on this kind of item.

There is no price tag on the coat.

The total price tag comes in at HK$4, 400 (US$567).

With an unbeatable price tag and convenient environment, what do you have to lose?

To attach or affix identification, such as a price tag or maker's label, to.

Every child that is born into the world has a spiritual price tag of debt hanging around his or her neck.

Where is the price tag?

The piggybank is set to hit Japanese shops on September 6 with a price tag of 4, 935 yen ($45. 76), said Bandai.

But the real worry is that the ultimate public price tag will be much bigger than today's figures suggest.

the real deal, and it will be worth every single dollar on its price tag.

So why the hefty price tag?

For example, the $14 billion price tag on the Southern Company's plant is around half of its entire market capitalization.

The result, the XO, now has a price tag of about $184.

Because the price tag is for the shoes above.

About 20 percent of people will buy jewelry for their Valentine with the price tag for bling expected to exceed $4. 1 billion.

Unfortunately, this gesture of largesse comes with a price tag much bigger than that $100 bowl.

Despite the higher price tag, it sells 137 million CFLs, which use 75% less energy than incandescents.

A limited run of only 188 cars will be made and each carries an expected price tag of US$225, 000.

By 2020 the cumulative price tag, in current dollars, will be $2 trillion, and by 2050, $20 trillion.

He opened it and the price tag was still attached.

You must sell according to the price tag.