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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.

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. "

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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. "

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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? "

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.

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

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!

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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 .

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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?

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.

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.

Families who can afford to save their sons from service do so by paying corrupt recruitment officers and doctors.

If you can afford to do so, consider renting some office space to work in or set up a store front for your business.

Out of a population of 1. 3bn, a very small proportion currently can afford to buy substantial consumer goods on a regular basis.

You can afford to get something you've been wanting. This doesn't mean you should pay too much for it, though. Look for a sale.

That means they can afford to buy 19 Barbie dolls a year each, as long as they do not buy anything else.

With microprocessors, ever-increasing capital requirements mean only the biggest firms can afford to build their own factories.

I don't think any of us can afford to be ungrateful to the present age.

So they can afford to be a bit more public-spirited in these peculiar times.

He used to be an economic vegetarian but then he got a better job and can afford to buy steak.

Of course, only the wealthy can afford to pay even a single year of college upfront, let alone multiple years.

Perhaps a great negotiator is working to buy a car that the dealership can afford to let go at a substantially reduced price.

No company can afford to neglect quality control if they wish to remain competitive in the new global economy.

How many families can afford to pay $100, 000 to $150, 000 to put a child through three years of law school?

Conversely, the winner can afford to get really dominant, as the threat of retaliation has receded.

Domestically, too, investors can afford to be sanguine.

I don't think we can afford to sit back but I think if it's 0-0 at half-time on Sunday the manager will be pleased with that.

Only a few countries can afford to fight a world war.

This partly reflects two happy facts: more young singles can afford to flee the nest and their parents are living longer after they go.

No country can afford to stand aloof from the international community and isolate itself from the global market.

I don't think very many of them can afford to travel half way around the world for a party.

Rooney is the exception you can afford to take a chance with.

Not all of us can afford to be romantic. I've been offered a comfortable home and protection.

Or maybe you're a senior who's feeling anxious about the whole college process; about where to apply and whether you can afford to go.

Companies like Zoho can afford to pay market salaries, but can't find the experienced workers they need.

Regarding monetary policy, the IMF said many central banks can afford to keep rates low this year given expectations of low inflation.

No company can afford to antagonize China. Fact: Google even had a good year doing it.

Yet no industry can afford to neglect half its potential market, and perfume-makers are ever keen to crack the shell of male reticence.

In growing markets, companies can afford to risk over-investing, because excess capacity is eventually mopped up.

We are on the same team and none of us can afford to sit on the sidelines, " said Clinton. "

A lot of companies no longer can afford to provide their employees with all-expenses-paid trips.

Rich countries can afford to treat their currencies with benign neglect. Emerging economies cannot.

Now they are the preserve of the rich, who can afford to furnish, clean and heat them comfortably.

But the real question is whether the church really can afford to say no.

Vegas casinos routinely pay heavy sums to singers and entertainers whom no nightspot in Manhattan can afford to hire.

She can afford to feed her five children one meal a day on the income her husband earns selling traditional drums.

People who can afford to hire shrewd lawyers and accountants often find legal loopholes enabling them to es-cape most federal taxes .

Places on business-school courses will be popular with ousted employees who can afford to pay the hefty fees.

He'll have to decide whether the government can afford to make the payments to the families, not just in financial terms, but political.

"The foreigners can afford to take management fees , but we rely on transaction fees only, " says Mr Shang .

Still, those who can afford to spend with no salary coming in are finding a depressed economy can work to their advantage.

So long as Chinese consumption remains on a cash basis, very few people can afford to pay cash for discretionary goods.

They have an enormous historical interest which is tied up with where they are and I doubt whether the north-east can afford to spare them.

This is not a conversation that management can afford to duck out of either.

China is such an enormous market that nobody can afford to neglect.

Many manufacturers can afford to take this hit over the short term, since staff costs account for only about 5%-10% of sales.

Moreover China can afford to relax its protective stance towards exporters somewhat.

"Peanuts are so cheap, " said I, "that anyone can afford to eat them. Peanuts are everyone's favorite. That's why we call peanuts good. "

Those who can afford to give red envelopes are always the older generation or the boss or the leader.

No government or head of state can afford to be caught off guard.

The organization can afford to hire someone internally who will spur positive but minor changes.

It all sounds like something we can afford to put off worrying about until next month or next year.

His release clause is not that high so most major clubs can afford to pay it.

The rebels believe that Colonel Gaddafi is not in Sirte, and therefore they can afford to wait to take the town.

We have a rule of thumb: "Never carry around any more cash than you can afford to have stolen. "

Scattered into the air even unrelated to the people who, it seems the whole world can afford to offend me.

Nobody can afford to be half-hearted nowadays .

No country can afford to neglect the education of its young people.

Floor traders pay no commissions, only clearing costs, and can afford to trade even for single ticks.

Now household names, the pair, who have been married since 1994, can afford to ease off their personal branding drive.

If you can afford to do so, there is no substitute for personal visits to campus.

Are you really that well off that you can afford to spend such a high percentage more than people who save up and pay cash?

Few people in the area can afford to plank down the whole cost of a car.

Nobody in this city, unless you're really rich, can afford to run for public office and be subjected to $70, 000 in legal fees.

The president can afford to ignore his detractors.

For kicks: Yes, many men can afford to saying the truth.

After all, strong and wealthy states can afford to devote a lot of resources to analyzing important foreign-policy problems.

Mr Quadir replies that thanks to economic development driven by mobile phones, parents can afford to educate their children.

My exams are over now, so I can afford to relax a bit.

Yet the blunt truth is that Poland can afford to ignore Lithuania, whereas Lithuania and its Baltic friends cannot do without Poland.

If it doesn't work out you go for it again when you can afford to lose more.

Everyone should contribute what he or she can afford to society.

Haha, there's no way SK or Mousesports(that sponsors Nihilum) can afford to pay 30 active raiders each and every month.

That means that even for those who can afford to do this, the costs become very high.

The trick is getting Republicans on board to assure passage without alienating Democrats, of which the majority can afford to lose very few.

Apindo's deputy chairman Hasanuddin Rachman says while his group supports raising wages, not all companies can afford to.

Maybe someday in the future, with technological advances, mankind can afford to make this theory become a reality.

Meanwhile, wealthy families that can afford to simply write a check upfront each month avoid both credit card fees and interest payments.

As Marshall McLuhan, the media theorist, said: "Amateurs can afford to lose. "

But does it follow that he should never take a chance, that he can afford to delay action until he obtains all the information be needs?

A seed can afford to wait. Encased in dung from a passing bird or other animal, it can survive for months without rain.

People who can afford to hire shrewd lawyers often find legal loopholes enabling them to escape most taxes.

Big Tobacco can afford to hire the best lawyers and PR firms that money can buy.

Given that, you only want to store information on the local file system that you can afford to lose if the server instance fails.

That's not true. It's just that right now I can afford to pay. You can pay for something later.

It is clear from the chart that people can afford to live and eat better day by day as their income increases.

It, s also no wonder that Apple can afford to hoard such huge amounts of cash, given the huge profit.

For now, if fewer Californians can afford to buy, it's also the case that many homeowners have decided not to sell in the current market.

If you can afford to start out your solution without this separation, you don't need an ESB right away.

This will help you develop a realistic timetable for how long you can afford to be out of work.

You can afford to step off the hedonic treadmill.

If you can afford to hire employees or can bring in partners when you first start a business, DO IT.

right . you can afford to be picky . you sold .

Where you live is partly determined by where you can afford to live, of course.

China's manufacturing sector can afford to pay higher wages.

Only a rich man can afford to gamble in stocks and bonds.

They not only get money, it may also mean they can afford to move out of cramped university dormitories.

A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone.

Both can afford to take a long-term view and, in the Gulf, both are growing exponentially.

She can afford to realize them at a loss and guess what would happen next.

If the big financial firms can afford massive bonuses, they can afford to pay back the American people.

Few people can afford to be ramblers.

Nobody can afford to waste time resting in today's results-oriented culture.

Prominent and well-funded candidates can afford to ignore the event.

"If you can afford to buy the products, as a matter of class, you won't get involved in their installation. "

Usually the parents pay for the wedding. Few younger people can afford to pay for their own weddings.

Unlike most other countries, China can afford to do it again in 2010, if necessary.

Of course, few can afford to ignore office politics entirely.

As to the most known brands: the more orders the company gets, the less time they can afford to spend on each appraisal.

Big Tobacco can afford to hire the best lawyers and PR firms.

'For those companies who can afford to be on TV, this is a way to penetrate hundreds of markets, ' Lee said.

He's got a beautiful family and can afford to travel well with them.

I have to do a moonlighting job, so that I can afford to rent an apartment near to my company.

The only way I can afford to eat veal is when Ismuggle it home on the bus sitting in my lap.

There may not be a vacancy at the top of the Tory party for years but, at 49, he can afford to wait.

That you can afford to start insulting them.

Not everybody can afford to pick up and move, though.

None can afford to neglect the accumulated experience of man.

Alone we can afford to be wholly whatever we are, and to feel whatever we feel absolutely.

The cynics, and the lobbyists, and the special interests who've turned our government into a game only they can afford to play.

"No one wants to skip this boat. No one can afford to. "

It will be years before we can afford to start our own family, so perhaps we can help each other out in the meantime?

It has so many that it can afford to set some aside to experiment on.

They can afford to pay it, as much business as I turn in.

Analysts say that Apple can afford to take the high road and not compete on price because it dominates the music retail industry.

No one can afford to ignore their customers.

There is also evidence that only big companies like Google can afford to go public anymore.

Since our services are completely free, from now on we can afford to mail you only very limited number of items from our list.

Rich people can afford to take up whatever hobbies they like.

can afford to be tolerant.

Only those who can afford to work for free need apply.

No business can afford to make the first move. The way out is stronger brands or new and better products that stand out.

Ever larger companies can afford to bid ever more to get the manager they want, because he will leverage even more assets.

They don't have a navy nor an air force but together with Belgium they can afford to own 1 military cargo plane.

But the economic crisis that is the reason for the jump in state aid may also limit the amount that governments can afford to hand out.

It is not wrong to enjoy your work and your leisure when you can afford to support yourself.