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The true measure of your style is not how much you can afford to throw away, but how well you look after what you have.

But, when you're younger, you can afford to take a little more risk in terms of what you're investing in.

SAIC can afford its patient entry strategy because despite being a new company in many ways, it has no shortage of resources.

He looks as if he needed it all right, and I suppose they can afford it.

When I grow up, my greatest wish is to discharge the stress of much more responsibility. I don't know how much I can afford.

They are wonderful things---if you can afford them and are able to put them together with your own personal stamp.

eg. Consider how much you can afford to pay for a course, and what is your upper limit.

But I think it's safe to say, we can afford to think about it a little longer, Amigos.

The only way for a women to provide for herself decently is for her to be good to some man that can afford to be good to her .

In Europe the retirement age should be raised to 70 by 2040; America, with a younger population, can afford to keep it a smidgen lower.

Since the better-off can afford to keep their children in higher education and the poor cannot, breaking out of the cycle is hard.

Most of us have no idea how much car we can afford except by looking at how much it would cost us each month.

When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, for there is in London all that life can afford.

Some seem to believe that our politics can afford to be petty because, in a time of peace, the stakes of our debates appear small.

I don't think you can afford to say it's all sequential, build out a store network and then do the internet, " he said. "

As with most health benefits, it comes down to lifestyle, rather than how much you can afford to spend on products.

America, with a younger population, can afford to keep it a smidgen lower.

Anything such a man asks shall be granted, his kind is so rare that no employer can afford to let him go.

The more well-off a family and the greater its economic success are deciding factors in how much leisure a woman can afford.

Is there such a thing as a non-regulated part of the financial sector that you can afford to ignore?

Then add it all up to see if you can afford the total.

They let you know how much they can afford, and you actually want to work with them.

With far more money than any other party, the NCP can afford to do this sort of thing.

They may be able to work out your loan for you, give you a grace period, or even restructure your loan into terms you can afford.

Consider carefully how much time and data you can afford to lose versus how much you pay to make sure nothing is lost.

The charge has got to be very finely tuned indeed to the amount of rent a student can afford.

"Now the government is trying to upset those who can afford buying homes by imposing the tax, " he said.

Not knowing how much house you can afford.

Understanding how much you can afford is one of the most important rules of everyday shopping.

He plans to sell most of his collection over the next five years so he can afford to retire in Thailand with his wife.

I exclaimed, assuming the cheerful. and I fear I shall be weather -bound for half an hour, if you can afford me shelter during that space.

Holiday supper. Roast meat. Guest workers can afford such a meal only several times a year.

lifestyle, rather than how much you can afford to spend on products.

in the U. S. , I do not think I can afford to live, but here, the Government will always take care of me to die.

Whether Washington can afford its new push is only one of the questions this raises. The other pressing issue is how China reacts.

Get a short-term apartment if you can. If you can stay for a week, get an apartment if you can afford it.

It is an old truism when dealing with this sort of investment that you should buy the best you can afford and buy only what you like.

The day is past when the United States can afford to give high school diplomas to all who sit through four years of instruction.

And there is always the suspicion that, like the sailor, you are doing it just to prove that you can afford it.

Decide what you can afford to pay out of pocket, spend a few minutes on the phone and see what you can save.

If you think someone judging you will work hard to judge you correctly, you can afford to be passive.

It is therefore important not to offer more than you can afford or to fall behind with the payments you agree.

Its clients can afford caviar but Etro's invitation this season came in the form of a potato, sent in a box of earth.

You tell him to shut up, and that you can afford thousands of batteries.

Others expect more modest downgrades of one to two notches on average, but few can afford even that sort of deterioration.

Some major events have taken place in recent months. None of us, from politicians to people in the street, can afford to overlook.

Buy houses by clicking on them when they come up for sale. Remember - you can only buy what you can afford!

If you are wealthy, you can afford many new experiences, and choose the kind of life which you consider most suitable for you.

But let's be honest: Unless you're Bill Gates, there's no way you can afford to keep on top of every hardware and software upgrade.

Then, at the end of the month, make an extra payment of as much as you can afford without borrowing from another source.

Since our meeting in order to meet health-based, entertainment consumption smaller, easy to all classmates can afford basic.

When you see a neighbor bring home a fancy new car, you can't help but wonder how she can afford it on her salary.

This is always good for a laugh and a little spat about who can afford to gain the added weight.

Greater stability -- as long as you can afford the property taxes and your mortgage payments, you don't have to worry about being evicted.

Don't worry. I can afford it. And my family was very pleased with you. They said that they hoped you to my home playing piano again!

"Not everyone can afford to send their children overseas or to international school, " Ms. Yau added.

But even the few who can afford it seem to be having second thoughts.

But now you need more than you can afford but less than is sensible to ask from an angel.

Hanging out with them can lead you to spend more than you can afford.

the best policy is to only invest money that you can afford to be patient with if the market stalls or backtracks .

Jack: Of course. I have no money but I can afford to see hot and pretty car models.

I have got ten pounds more than I expected to have, and consequently I Can afford to spend it without being particular.

If you are a manager and have not been able to find qualified personnel to hire that you can afford, again, you'll be in luck.

But if you're tapping into an abundant resource, you can afford to take chances, since the cost of failure is so low.

Women are one half of the population and no country can afford to leave them behind.

If you can afford, the French sea salt, from the clay cliffs is really good tasting, but it went way up in price.

In Ghana, unless you can afford such a service privately, rubbish disposal is an individual problem.

'I'm just buying one pair because that's all I can afford, ' she said. 'I also need clothes, dishes, everything. '

Giving by reason just means that you give based on what you can afford. But I'll tell you, God doesn't bless that kind of giving.

It has always been our ambition to offer high quality education at fees which as many students as possible can afford.

Once the cost of putting something into space goes down, the number of things you can afford to do goes up greatly.

Let's be blunt: she can't afford this holiday, you can afford to subsidize her, but she doesn't seem to want to incur too large a debt.

Air travel is prohibitively expensive in Greenland and such a journey would cost several thousand pounds, a price very few can afford.

Expensive clothing is generally designed to make you look like an aristocrat who can afford couture.

"China is already the largest automobile market in the world. No car company can afford to overlook its Chinese brand, " he said.

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

However, neither nation can afford to proceed as wastefully as the industrial countries have, to their detriment, done for so long.

No company can afford to be associated with anything the public finds disagreeable, whether it is legal or not.

How you think they can afford all that recording gear?

If you can afford to stay overnight, all the better, for you can both then split that special bottle of champagne.

Those with more years until retirement can afford to put a greater percentage of their assets in the stock market.

The digital divide may be a concern, but System D is spreading technology around the world at prices even poor people can afford.

I suggest you carefully read the catalog of JOURNALS and then get as many as you can afford that you may learn and KNOW the Truth.

The high-speed rail system is mostly a middle-class concern, because China's new elite are the only ones who can afford the tickets.

Everyone should contribute what he or she can afford to help the poor.

LMB researchers can afford to ask big questions: They don't have to teach, and they are free to do whatever research interests them.

Considering the time I devote to work, I am not an example of this, but I can afford everyday living: mortgage, alcohol and cigarettes!

As a matter of fact, nowadays few Chinese people can afford spending a whole month on festival activities due to the fast-paced life.

If China wants it, this is the sort of thing America can afford to let go.

I will appreciate whatever you can afford to help me with, i'll pay you back as soon as i return.

Looking at Figure 35 you can see that the total amount this family can afford every month is 1400 US dollars.

While no pricing is set, the target audience is customers like eBay who can afford at least one thousand servers.

It is one of the blessings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them.

If you can afford to pay a little more up front, it can add up to big savings in the long run.

Frankly I cannot imagine how any manager can afford to get rid of it.

Design is a full-time activity and nobody can afford to be distracted by other activities if you expect to finish in a timely fashion.

Now you've been left some money you can afford to live it up a bit.

That in turn implies that those who can afford to wait a number of years for a pay- off should start to feed money into the stock market .

However, he said "neither Goldman nor the SEC can afford to take this case to trial. "

If killing me can afford you some peace, I'd gladly give you my life, I owe you at least that much.

The only question is whether HuffPo and its new corporate owner, AOL, can afford that transition.

"I don't know what they were thinking of, " she said. "Anybody who can afford wallpapering here does it themselves. "

It seems that if my buddy can afford a Lexus and I cannot I should feel ashamed?

But healthy, glowing skin doesn't have to be the exclusive possession of those who can afford professional skin care.

For now, private-equity and hedge-fund executives, whose money-management empires can afford the steep rent, occupy much of the building.

Japanese firms can afford to be so acquisitive because, unlike companies elsewhere, they are flush with cash.

If your office had cutbacks in the past, now you will see that business has picked up and that management can afford to hire more workers.

Wealthy couples do not need two incomes and can afford to remove their children from the increasing stress of national testing.

Anyone who can afford the high cost of service in this country and wants to pay for it, may.

Those with only one child can afford higher fees, so they bid up the price of the best hagwon.

You're still able to pay your bills and can afford to bankroll your new business because you've got money coming in.

Over Skype her mother asked her: "Why would you buy that old stuff, when you can afford new? "

Reading well is one of the great pleasures that solitude can afford you.

She just wanted to impress her friends, to show them that she has so much money she can afford to give 20 to a total stranger.

With economic models straining in every corner of the world, none of us can afford to perpetuate the barriers facing women in the workforce.

Candidates with the prominence and fund-raising prowess of Mr Romney and Mr Perry can afford to shrug off the results of the straw poll.

Leverage - An old investment maxim is not to invest more than you can afford to lose.

Few people in Myanmar own computers and only a handful can afford the sort of connectivity that is commonplace elsewhere.

Or, if you prefer, you can "afford" to drive a more expensive car when you lease, since the monthly payments will be comparatively lower.

If you wait until you can afford to enjoy life, you might miss out on all the fun.

Even if you can afford not to be frugal, it doesn't make sense not to want the most for your hard-earned money.

Nobody can afford a full tank here. So Joseph had to flag down a car. They got a bit further - then that broke down, too.

Is it right to call on your closest circle for assistance if you can afford to employ professionals?

The only accommodation she can afford is a tiny room in the cellar of an apartment building.

They get this little bit of labor income wage can afford these houses do?

The question is whether the unpopular president can afford to let her go.

In today's world, nobody can afford to be less than integral, because theguaranteed costs are otherwise much too high.

If you can afford it, you should try to invest up to 10% of your pretax income every year.

With prices this low, any blog can afford to have their content deliver by hundreds of servers around the world instead of just one.

"At $5 a box, only so many people can afford that, " he said, adding that he would prefer a price about half that amount.

He can afford expensive cars and luxurious houses, and he can travel around the world and visit as many interesting places as he wants to.

There are parents who can afford to send their children to Europe or Disneyland, and the children turn out rotten.

My first job's salary will be a bit low. So the cheaper the better. Just one I can afford.

In fact, maybe I can afford a nice pair of trainers for you, too.

With this job, if I work hard, maybe I can afford a deposit on this house.

Without the help of an active fiscal policy from Congress, the last thing America can afford is another shock.

The bottom line: If you want and can afford an Aston Martin DB9, you will probably get one, no matter what anyone else says.

It is further proof that neither the Russians nor the US can afford the outrageous costs incurred by the maintenance of a bloated military.

The makers are hoping to have them on the market by next year, and promise they'll be sold at a price the average cyclist can afford.

On top of the rice are large chunks of meat on the bone -- usually lamb (at least in the homes that can afford it).

Now millions of them can afford posh foreign make-up to complement their Gucci frocks.

Today's prices might not be rock-bottom, but they do provide a margin of safety for investors who can afford to be patient.

And, "Do you know where you can get a clean needle at a price you can afford to avoid that? "

John Kerry believes in an America where all Americans can afford the same health coverage our politicians in Washington have for themselves.

Students may still occasionally riot at the Sorbonne, but none of them can afford to live near it these days.

There is a case for progressive taxation, since the well-off can afford to pay more even as a percentage of income.

and then I let it lie, fallow, perchance, for aman is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone.

Greece, Ireland and Portugal have no chance of being able to borrow in the markets at rates they can afford in the foreseeable future.

India is now no longer a poor country and the Indian government can afford to invest money for such research.

Competition is usually a great process for giving customers what they want at a price they can afford.

Don't try to do it all yourself; delegate to family members until you can afford to hire your first employee.

You must be part of the small percentage of American households that can afford to say things like that.

Of course, not every student can afford to take a free internship and paid opportunities are often slim.

No more money to leave America until America can afford to give it away!

Failure can be different, but in any case is always a failure you can afford.

Nevertheless, the huge financial cost of animal conservation is not what every country can afford.

Yet, dark as those days were, we realised that you can afford to lose a lot of news cycles in such a long campaign season.

However, it's over, and I'll take no revenge on his folly; I can afford to suffer anything hereafter!

If only millionaires can afford to run for office, we shall quickly become a plutocracy.

They have to start making more products that a consumer who makes less than $3, 000 a year can afford.

Story: The most characteristic president in real estate circle and is indeed a figure no one can afford to ignore during these years.

By raising the cost of construction projects, our nation can afford fewer of those projects.

Kids, you do not need to go to a school with a name that impresses your friends. Go to a school you can afford.

So let me stress them again: If you don't have insurance, you will finally have access to quality coverage you can afford.

We need to make sure that settlements do not imply insufficient punishment or, worse, impunity for corporations that can afford to pay.

It's a luxury only a very few can afford, and I think it's time car makers responded to this.

I'm just so glad you can afford to visit me and I refuse to let you pay for anything while you're here!

You take charge of the toys and decide what you can afford and what is beneficial for your kids.

But there's no road to the nearest market, and no one there who can afford to buy from her.

Of course the big companies can afford to just offer a fairly low-frills version of an online storage product, and compete on volume.

Or else who can afford half a day for just a cup of tea?

can afford to work under pressure, able to complete the task and able to travel.

If posters can be used, check out if you can afford printing large posters or get some sent to you (check out the material for booths).

At half the price of a comparable European model, drivers can afford to overlook the odd aesthetic blemish.

It is skewed towards those who can afford to pay for the best private tutors or, better still, private schools, which are flourishing .

But recently, both GM and Toyota have questioned whether fuel cell cars can be offered at a price most people can afford.

If I can afford to live a pastoral life in the countryside, I will feel most blessed.

Right now, solar panels cost so much that only well-heeled, well-meaning westerners can afford to install them.

Pity I haven't. If I can afford it, I'll certainly take a trip abroad.

Pay off the car or purchase a used car outright that you can afford and take care of it.

His mom has cut back on her drinking, and she's found an apartment she can afford.

On the high end, expensive big-iron XML databases like Mark Logic will continue to convert big publishers who can afford the cost of entry.

Still, with a clear payment system, those who can afford to pay the price can become peers.

If you can afford to think about sitting on a beach you can afford to keep this job and do something interesting.

No country, however rich, can afford the waste of its human resources. --Franklin Roosevelt, American president.

So who can afford to make the least amount of money for the longest here?

That is how the Pentagon can afford to buy so many Ravens, compared with just a few dozen Predators and Reapers each year.

Ah, I saw them over there behind the golf clubs. Let's see what I can afford.

Hyper-competition is good for natterers, of course: prices have fallen to a level the poor can afford.

Contango incentivizes those who can afford to hold oil to hold on to it.

If you're not confronted with millions of people each day, you can afford to be nice and friendly with the few that you do.

For Windows shoppers who can afford to spend a little more this season, I believe Ultrabooks are a great choice.

Borrow as much as you can afford, folks, then (why not? ) a little more, and spend, spend, spend!

One of our reasons for staying single is that you can afford to wait for your true soul mate (if one even exists) to pop into the picture.

Conclusion: Adenine sulphate preconditioning can afford protection to ischemic heart by inhibiting apoptosis and damage in myocardium.

The Obama administration will also be wondering how far it can afford to try to stand in the way of legislation it regards as misguided.

Several solutions are usually possible, but the best solution will decidedly depend on what trade-offs you can afford.

But if you're going to try something and you can afford to, now is definitely the time to go for it.

And whatever huge figure is arrived at will be notional, because no one can afford to pay it, which can invite feelings of helplessness.

He has reportedly held back from unveiling details of his policy programme until he knows whether Spain can afford them.

Again you could tell what they were thinking, "That poor old couple. All they can afford is one meal for the two of them. "

Richer countries can afford to borrow more--but in the current environment, richer countries have already borrowed quite a lot.

We develop our technologies and try to adapt them so that farmers all over the world can afford them.

Do not be coy or stupid, Persian. You can afford neither in Sparta.

You needn't worry AS regards the cost of the operation, I can afford to, pay for it.

So yes, poor countries can afford democracy, as long as they use their democratic government to promote economic freedoms.

Therefore, you should buy as much memory as you can afford.

If you eat less, you can afford to pay more for better foods, like plants grown in organically enriched soil and animals that are range-fed.

If Chinese can afford a higher-level car, they will go for it, even if it means borrowing money from their family.

Most importantly, the tuition is so expensive to go abroad, not an ordinary family can afford.

Only a country with a roaring economy can afford those rates.

You can afford to like her. Maybe you wouldn't like all those dresses and the bottles and what not, but you could be tolerant.

I can afford the money, but I can't afford the time.

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

If I can afford it, I'll certainly take a trip abroad.

The discovery phase of litigation can be lengthy and costly, providing an advantage to those litigants who can afford to absorb such costs.

Its main business of search-related advertising is so profitable that it can afford to carry YouTube until meaningful revenues appear.

Suburbanites can't vote in city elections, so Bloomberg can afford to be unsympathetic .

The first is to assume that climate change is an environmental issue that economists can afford to ignore.

Because implying that their parents can afford expensive dentistry elevates the girls' social position -- even if the conceit is phoney.

Software can be expensive - often more than you can afford - but that is no reason to think it is OK to steal it or buy a pirated copy.

Still, China's ambitious plan to modernize and expand its rail system is an opportunity no supplier can afford to miss.

"It is a buyers' market and investors can afford to be picky, " said Tom Troubridge, head of capital markets at PwC.

buy the best quality paint you can afford so that it still lets you feel you can play with it.

When it comes to food, buy organic if you can afford it to help the planet.

Or, if you can afford it, market research through a respected research company can pay huge dividends.

The price of this car is well past what I can afford.

part 6 : results . it describes that education can afford a possibility to form a meaning - world with an honest attitude.

The bears quoted above are all academics or strategists who can afford to take a detached view when the markets move against them.

That is not something you can afford if everybody is able to read your strategy in the newspaper, ' said Frank Gaube, a Porsche spokesman.

The machines that make images of the brain today are large, expensive contraptions that only major medical centers can afford.

and very, very few people can afford to pay major medical costs out of pocket.

Unless you are also overachieving at sowing your seeds and already have four children, then surely you can afford to take a worse paid job?

It starts by making sure that every single child can get a good education and every American can afford college or career training.

Use as much RAM as you can afford.

Mr Cameron must focus on them, beginning with the breathing space the economy needs and his government can afford.

The bottom line: Don't buy more machine than you can afford, or need.

The centre of the hotel which has an amazing glass roof is where you can take afternoon tea or a pre dinner drink (if you can afford it).

People react to designer labels as signals of underlying quality. Only the best can afford them.

Many years' practices have proved that the arrangement can afford greater safety, higher efficiency, less cutting operation and lower costs.

Fewer blacks can afford good lawyers. Many are ensnared by race-neutral laws that passed with the enthusiastic support of black lawmakers.

But many economists and political analysts warn such popularity can come at a higher price than some countries can afford.

Now imagine that you have had an ultrasound scan; it costs $12, but you can afford that.

Those who can afford to go overseas. The best and brightest, like Mr Chau, rarely return.

The kind of foreign help which people usually seek for their children, I can afford to despise; being above it, I hope.

If you can afford to spend a bit extra on any snowboard component, splurge on boots.

People who want this product should be his own pocket, our salary can afford.

Despite this, genetic tests for this gene variant are currently being marketed on the internet for those who can afford them.

Let's now ask how this society called capitalist society can afford to allow itself a relaxation of the university discourse.

"It's more than most families can afford to pay, " says Ge Yun, an economist with the Xinjiang Conservation Fund.