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'Women cannot and do not lie, ' she said, before telling a fraudulent tale of shopping and false price tags.

Shocked at how much money kids spend? Maybe you haven't checked the price tags lately on some of the younger generation's must-haves.

The booth has no salespeople with price tags stuck to the vegetables.

In contrast, Rio is one of many resources companies that want to offload assets, pushing down acquisition price tags.

But Blu-ray discs fail to live up to their expensive price tags, according to a consumer watchdog.

With price tags that range from hundreds to thousands of yuan, there's plenty of options to choose from.

Here's a new way of looking at oil spill clean-up: Forget the big ships, massive work crews and hefty price tags.

That made it accessible to millions of women who previously shied away from the high price tags of premium labels.

And their price tags were high, considering none of the three companies generated much revenue.

Technology, a pillar of the Korean and Taiwanese stock markets, has been marked down alongside falling consumer electronic goods price tags.

A wide variety of common products made abroad, from shoes to auto parts to jewelry, are landing on U. S. docks with higher price tags.

And the government, desperate to raise money, is said to be putting price tags on the Parthenon, the Acropolis, and several islands.

It means heftier price tags on Chinese-made goods on Walmart shelves, taxing American consumers already stretched by unemployment and debt.

Country living makes you more grounded, it helps you enjoy simple things that do not have high price tags on them.

Many of these purchases are given as business 'gifts, ' with price tags intact and clearly visible.

Suddenly, employees were changing price tags on tens of thousands of items. When the new pricing was introduced in 2012, sales fell.

But the idea is to put value on things that don't have price tags.

Long lead times and big price tags act as a natural brake against massive over-capacity.

Analysts may put hefty price tags on refineries, but chronic overcapacity means that margins will stay thin.

Brands see they must fight to retain an aura, justifying their price tags as their popularity increases.

Shoppers would enjoy haggling for discounts as most of the items are sold without price tags.

Other suggested applications include price tags for jewellery shops.

She also says that customers are scrutinizing the price tags on shoes before trying them on.

Companies justify high price tags by claiming that they use rare ingredients.

She examined the price tags in wonder. In no time, she wanted to try everything on.

Others said there were few genuine discounts as retailers had merely raised price tags so they could boast of huge price cuts.

Twitter's new valuation underscores the soaring price tags for Web companies.

"The steep price tags reflect the constant updating and refurbishing these elite camps do, " according to Forbes.

He argues that recent deals in the Russian consumer sector had similar price tags.

When luxury brands get all cutesy, it's a completely different story because the adorable products usually come with depressing price tags.

Wonderful image quality, but high price tags.

Price tags or package wrapping are hidden in the trash.

Superior growth justifies these price tags so long as China's economy stays on course.

Still, these Chinese price tags look rich.

Formulates hotel a series of price tags, like house price, dining gross profit and so on.

Price tags start from $190.

50 yuan. You can see the price tags.

And many of them are buying watches, which often carry price tags of CHF10, 000 ( 8, 000) upwards.

Is this under current circumstances only possible with price tags on everything, even public goods?

And just like their real life counterparts the incredible cakes come with price tags of thousands of pounds

The price tags on the things i need are getting bigger by the day