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She was prescribed up to 29 tablets a day for her weight-related health problems, at a cost of ? 5, 000 a month.

Covec on Monday issued a statement saying it was ready to resume work, but at a cost.

We could reprint at a cost of X, or she had found a service that would affix stickers over the price to correct at a cost of X.

I certainly don't get the NFL Sunday Ticket like I used to, which allowed me to watch every and any game I wanted (at a cost of $299. 95).

Technology seems to offer a similar proposition: a wide array of distractions that offer the boon of connection, but at a cost.

"This interpretation of string theory might be close to the truth, " Dr. Witten said. But that truth comes at a cost.

In October she extended the child-support system for poor families, at a cost of $2. 6 billion a year.

This can replicate at a cost of thousands of dollars the sort of genetic modifications that have previously cost millions.

Trouble is, no one in the U. S. has been able to produce cellulosic ethanol in mass quantities at a cost that can compete with corn ethanol.

It was a process, which had lasted two years, involving five meetings, at a cost of one million Swiss francs, with no results.

A fleck of paint struck a space shuttle in 1983 and chipped the windshield, which had to be replaced at a cost of $50, 000.

By the end of the war 800 people had been saved by the organization , but at a cost of over 200 Belgian and French lives .

With one extra external fuel tank available, one more shuttle flight could be flown in 2012, at a cost of $2. 7 billion, she said.

In a state-controlled system, it is good to have the state's explicit endorsement and protection. But it comes at a cost.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett has a Chinese car problem, and he may be tempted to fix it himself -- at a cost of billions of dollars.

The plant in Cilegon is built at a cost of US$6 billion in two stages each with a production capacity of three million tons.

The stoves are designed to have a lifetime of up to three years at a cost of about fifteen dollars.

So S3 is, like most things in life, a convenience at a cost, and only you can decide if it's right for your business or personal use.

If the bill does not pass by February 25th, the state will miss the opportunity to refinance some of its debt, at a cost of $165m.

At a cost of 15 cents for a thrilling ride around the lake, the boats paid for themselves by July.

The U. S. Navy, by comparison, has finished just two LCS in the same span of time, each at a cost of more than $600 million.

They found that on average, each taxonomist describes just shy of 25 new species during his or her career, at a cost of $97, 000 a year.

I used to get a haircut every month, at a cost of $20 (including tip, not including gas money to get there and valuable time spent there).

Was it to give a smaller player a chance, and were standards lowered at a cost to the integrity of the overall financial system?

At a cost of just $300m it was a sensible trade-off that lowered the possibility of social unrest at a crucial time.

Korea's central bank on Tuesday said that it had purchased 25 metric tons of gold in July, at a cost of $1. 2 billion.

The town's new recreation center, recently completed at a cost of ten million dollars, seems likely to prove a white elephant.

The mini spy plane can fly up to 11 miles an hour. It took five years to develop the spy at a cost of $4 million.

You can always get a product out the door quickly -- at a cost.

This process creates what is called a halftone, and it offers increased contrast at a cost of decreased resolution.

The Korean central bank this week announced it had purchased 25 metric tons of gold in July, at a cost of $1. 2 billion.

So far, seven private citizens have flown in space aboard Russian Soyuz capsules at a cost of $25 million to $40 million per seat.

If the rectifiers fail and the line shuts down, the molten aluminum will "freeze" within hours, at a cost of $100 million or more.

Party A Party B as an invitation for China, the processing time of 30 working days at a cost of U.

The mini spy plane can fly up to 11 miles an hour and took five years to develop at a cost of $4million.

It cost us 2 taxi trips to JJ market at a cost of 400 Baht and the same for the next day.

In an ordinary case, 200 lawyers can easily review electronic documents for four months, at a cost of millions of dollars, he says.

Ten spectacular stadiums have been newly built or upgraded at a cost of (see box for currency conversions).

A waterfront arts complex, almost completed at a cost of $100 million, looks like a clutch of enormous duck eggs.

WIC provides free infant formula to thirty-seven percent of all infants born in the United States at a cost of almost $600 million annually.

Because that perfection comes at a cost. The time and energy it takes to get from "good enough" to perfect could be spent on other things.

Purdue University, in Indiana, developed its own backchannel system, Hot Seat, two years ago, at a cost of $84, 000.

it would be free to register , the person would be legally liable to name and shame there bad debtor at a cost.

But the near-perfect spectacle came at a cost: control that squeezed any spontaneity out of the events.

A U. S. company said on Wednesday it wants to send two tourists on a trip around the moon at a cost of $100 million per ticket.

Thank you babe for letting me do what I enjoy even at a cost of spending a lot of time doing it.

But it comes at a cost: as a share of GDP, public spending is now higher even than in Sweden.

Microsoft settled numerous suits worldwide, both public and private, at a cost of additional billions of dollars.

I smoked a pack a day, plus a soda or tea or coffee to go with the cigarettes, at a cost of about $5 per day.

Built at a cost of $265m, the casino booked operating income of $541m in its first two years.

Well, what if you're able to also implement another small improvement in the design at a cost of USD$20, 000?

DAWN BEYE'S teenage daughter suffers from anorexia nervosa and had to be treated in hospital at a cost of about $1, 000 a day.

Built at a cost of C$230m ($200m) over four years, the system is run by the Enwave Energy Corporation.

The program must meet the needs of the design problem that is to be solved at a cost consistent with the size of the structure.

Of course, all this comes at a cost, both up front and ongoing.

Chelsea may have stretched their unbeaten record in all competitions to 11 matches but it was at a cost.

With its seven guest suites, it is a quite extraordinary 18th-century mansion newly restored at a cost of $40m.

After considerable research and development, the Astronaut Pen was developed at a cost of approximately $1million U.

But all this came at a cost which Mr Wolfensohn's book ignores.

At a cost of more than $5bn, it surpasses even the dripping gold of the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi.

Annie Leibovitz was fond of a certain type of notebook made in Sweden, and once had two of them couriered to New York at a cost of $800.

And innovations have to be delivered at a cost that doesn't make energy much more expensive.

Higher-bit encryption configurations come at a cost of greater network bandwidth use.

The stove are designed to have a lifetime about of up to 3 years at a cost are a of about 15 dollars.

The net result is that additional capacity has to be installed at a cost that would not otherwise be justified.

At a cost of only 50 RP , you have no reason to shirk paying tribute to the passing of this brave soul!

Can create Attack Scarabs at a cost to its own health.

A drug called Tarceva extends the life of pancreatic-cancer sufferers by just twelve days, at a cost of twenty-six thousand dollars.

The firm was forced to offer a replacement for all affected chips, at a cost of nearly half a billion dollars.

It wirelessly links the new temperature-control panels with heating and air-conditioning units, at a cost of around $ 350 per room.

Baghdad "s gleaming international airport terminal has been renovated by U. S. taxpayers at a cost of nearly $39 million dollars. "

Britain's ambition to be a global "force for good" comes at a cost.

The computer age triggered a seemingly endless stream of scientific data, but such incoming mountains of information come at a cost.

IVF treatment is available for couples in Poland at a cost of several thousand dollars.

It requires campaigns to give polio vaccine to all children under 5 in poor countries, at a cost of almost $1 billion per year.

But he told the Australasian Sleep Association Conference in Perth that while this might help pay off a "sleep debt" , it came at a cost.

Can create Scarabs at a cost to its own health.

Accommodation is also expensive and limited; many visitors sleep in furnished shipping containers at a cost of $150 a night.

But this standard of living has come at a cost: the IMF says its public debt is too high and may be unsustainable.

REORG will restore a disorganized index to a well-organized state, at a cost of some CPU consumption.

But each player could also reward or punish each of the other three players, at a cost to the punisher.

Manufacturers must pay for the test themselves, at a cost of around 130-hundred New Taiwan Dollars.

Instead, the government said it would build a high-speed national network itself, at a cost of A$43 billion ($30 billion).

At a cost of up to $30, 000 they can emit sound at 150-plus decibels (like a roaring jet engine at close range).

It aims to add 30 new plants over the next 15 years, at a cost of US$50 billion.

But you say that women's education and the sex ratio imbalance it's created on college campuses comes at a cost.

This week, NASA selected Orbital Sciences Corporation of Dulles, VA, to provide OCO-2's launch services at a cost of $70 million.

Bras can be had in T-shirt, convertible and plunge cuts, at a cost of $48.

Resolution B: A fix can be implemented to restore automatic retrieval at a cost of USD$50, 000.

Samsung also supplied the four gigabytes of flash memory, used primarily to store music, at a cost of about $6, Rassweiler says.

But these goals are often achieved at a cost, like reduced immigration.

More than half of these are locked up for crimes that were not serious, at a cost of $7. 5 billion.

The move to create a strategic reserve at a cost of about $3bn could also boost the cost of rare earths.

And the country needs to add 60MW of new generating capacity each year, at a cost of $60m, to meet the growth in demand.

The subsoil investigation should aim to provide adquate data to designer at a cost consistent with the value of the information.

The project is estimated to be completed in 2009 at a cost of over $30 billion.

I India has purchased 100 of the reconnaissance drones at a cost of $750 million and may double this order.

Fourth. China Telecom's network of twelve months at a cost of 1440 yuan. Please rent deposit account.

A new device for harnessing wave energy is promising renewable electricity at a cost to rival fossil fuel sources.

Putting American workers at a cost disadvantage is unwise as well as unfair.

The support comes at a cost: the deal dilutes existing shareholders' capital by half and the dividend will shrivel.

However, that flexibility comes at a cost, as the heavy use of global variables is a common problem seen in untestable code.

In its 2008 budget, India's government said it would cancel the debt of 30m small farmers at a cost of 600 billion rupees ($15 billion).

But the interest rate was still more than it paid before the crash, when it tapped the market for one-year funds at a cost of 5. 18%.

Google's openness comes at a cost; the phones vary widely, and some customers complain that Android phones are clunky and confusing to use.

After a public outcry over the decision, the State Community College Board commissioned a study at a cost to taxpayers of $75, 000.

Its 4. 2% stake in LinkedIn, amassed at a cost of about $70 million, is now valued at nearly $400 million.

But the spread of digital technology comes at a cost: it exposes armies and societies to digital attack.

The French Government had 'approved of thoroughly modernizing the Paris telephone system at a cost of ~ 400 000.

These letters were limited to a maximum of 20 words and they were carried into Paris at a cost of 5 francs each.

Existing technology can remove nitrogen oxides when fossil fuels burn, at a cost.

The other three telescopes should be completed by 2012, at a cost of about $100m for all four.

But as with everything else in life, this newly acquired speed and efficiency comes at a cost.

The SONO filter is manufactured in Bangladesh using local raw materials at a cost of $35-$40.

According to manufacturers this turbine is expected to deliver power at a cost at par with the coal-fired power plants.

Raytheon Co. will supply the Air Force with almost 2, 000 additional encrypted communications systems at a cost of $20. 7 million.

Yet this comes at a cost to the rest of the economy.

Advances like thesesuggest the march of wheat rust can be halted, though at a cost.

The entire plant was completed in 15 months at a cost of about $530 million at current exchange rates.

All of this abstraction comes at a cost of complexity, and if abstraction is taken far enough, it can get downright ugly.

Those mechanisms may not involve a brick-and-mortar bank, but they still come at a cost.

This comes at a cost : we lose time for consideration , for observing and listening.

But as is so often the case, such performance comes at a cost.

Yet this victory has come at a cost, and has exposed a flaw in Microsoft's development plans.

That provides a measure of willingness to punish, even at a cost to the punisher.

He says they should last 10 years and can purify up to 5, 000 gallons of water a day, at a cost as low as $. 0013 per gallon.

Beijing held the most expensive Olympics ever at a cost of $40 billion.

His absence may come at a cost, but only because of the impact he has had on United so far this season.

List of Information available to the public at a cost.

Of course, life in this idyllic town comes at a cost.

Although such reconstruction will boost Japanese GDP, it comes at a cost.

One week at the beach or another destination is standard, at a cost of $3, 000 or so for four.

The program was long and costly, lasting until 1987 and peaking at a cost of $630 million per year.

But that range comes at a cost: the batteries take up most of the back seat.

The service benefits come at a cost in flexibility. There is a weekly four-hour maintenance window defined by AWS.

American taxpayers own 80% of AIG at a cost of $173 billion in loans and guarantees.

The suit was eventually settled in January 2001, at a cost to Microsoft of $20m, but by then it was irrelevant.

Another project is slated in Detroit and the plan is to create a 17 unit condominium project at a cost of 1. 8 million dollars.

But forcing international investors to accept books audited by Chinese firms will come at a cost.

Anyone can keep their cow on Main Street downtown at a cost of 3 cents per day.

Regina Transit has been offering discount bus passes at a cost of $15 a month to low-income people since 2003.

We are aware that we are asking at very short notice and our timeframe is very ambitious, so we realise this will come at a cost.

His 687 giant turbines, ordered at a cost of $2 billion, are now looking for new homes.

The Espresso Book Machine can print out about 145 pages per minute at a cost of about 1 cent per page.

In all, Brazil wants to build as many as 24 dams in the Amazon this decade, at a cost of roughly $100 billion.

I found myself trolling through dozens of records of people who were not me, at a cost of $0. 8 per page of results.

Both could potentially help the situation, but the assistance would come at a cost.

"If they can deliver this performance at a cost that's substantially lower than sodium-sulfur, they've got a winner here. "

This allows the plant to recycle more than 100, 000 gallons of water a day, at a cost lower than that of buying and treating well- water.

Rendering operations are like most things - quality comes at a cost and the cost here is processing time.

The state is mulling a plan that would enable the transmission of 17, 000 additional megawatts at a cost of $6. 4 billion.

But on the web, such choice can come at a cost to both users and developers.

Similarly, labour hoarding in France also comes at a cost.

Would you rather mom decorate the house--or an interior decorator, at a cost of $24. 99 an hour?

The private store bought an estate car at a cost of $ 5000.

Designing a new vehicle may well result in a better armoured car, but at a cost.

He ordered the costumes from Japan at a cost of about $200 (89 pounds) each.

In fact, people will act on punished cheaters, even at a cost to themselves.

At a cost of $25m, it is the most expensive Taiwanese film ever made.

In 2009, Burma signed a contract with Russia for the purchase of 20 MiG-29 jet fighters at a cost of nearly US $570 million.

All of this would come at a cost to taxpayers of at least $1. 5 trillion over the next ten years.

In fact, people will act to punish cheaters, even at a cost to themselves.

The car will be sold directly from Maserati Corse at a cost of 135, 000 euros plus VAT (value-added tax).

He notes that device makers are marketing Android devices at a cost to consumers of under EUR100 ($144).

Of course, it's at a cost but it will give you peace of mind.

Ms. Sandeen says the school will offer a certificate program for user-experience design as well, at a cost of about $3, 000 to $5, 000.

But all of this must be done at a cost savings to today.

In France, too, labour hoarding comes at a cost.

The dance hall, built at a cost of $100, 000, is rarely used.

But, as with CDOs, this growth has come at a cost.

Another fear voiced by some in the mining industry is that all the deal making has come at a cost.

But this convenience comes at a cost.

The scanners are deployed at 40 airports at a cost of about $170, 000 each.

In 1980, IBM sold refrigerator-sized disks for its mainframe computers that stored about 1. 2 gigabytes of data at a cost of $200, 000.

The book was sold at a cost price.

But it came at a cost to the country.

Rwanda has ordered an initial 100, 000 laptops at a cost of $181 each.

At a cost of about $4 per latte.

These victories come at a cost.

This comes at a cost: we lose that time for contemplation, for observing and listening. We lose peace.

began in 1997 and opened in September 1999 at a cost of $785 million.

But its neuralgia comes at a cost.

One tool used by Nomura to keep the Lehmanites on board was to offer them cash incentives to stay, at a cost of $600m last year alone.

"Comparison shopping may sometimes come at a cost, " the study said.

This performance boost comes at a cost, but it's well worth it if Linux is your hypervisor and guest.

It already has 357 mills and is planning another 136 at a cost of $14. 5 billion, according to Datagro, an industry consultancy.

But the cleaner air has come at a cost.

It is important to note that flexibility often comes at a cost.

We only learned how to sequence this a decade ago at a cost of billions of dollars.

The Pentagon still plans to buy 2, 443 F-35s over the next 25 years, at a cost of $382 billion.

In 19 years out of the 24 we have been in insurance, though, we have developed funds at a cost below that paid by the government.

We can save half the oil by using it more efficiently, at a cost of 12 dollars per saved barrel.

At this time, 400 linear feet of piping has been installed at a cost of $40 000 and 500 man-hours of labor.

That is being remedied now at a cost of more than $70 million.

But it will come at a cost.

This all comes at a cost.

I do mine in 20 minutes at a cost of about 80 cents.

Restores 3200 health over 24 sec, but at a cost. All stats are reduced by 15 for 15 min.

It was constructed from 1785 to 1789 at a cost of 4, 000 pounds, which was paid by King George III.

The less serious forms of leukemia take about three years to treat at a cost of 80, 000 ($12, 184) to 100, 000 yuan ($15, 230).

The whole project should be finished in 2014 at a cost of $5. 25 billion, more than a fifth of Panama's GDP last year.

Bear in mind though that when you do find a friend, you will need to pay to keep them - company comes at a cost, roughly 70 yuan an hour.

For example, you might need 10 servers to support your workload, at a cost of $100, 000.

He bought a house at a cost of 8 million yuan.

We can create one at a cost that is very modest in relation to the dangers we face.

My co-workers eat out every day, at a cost of $8-20 per lunch.

The chance to buy early, however, comes at a cost with grey imports in Hong Kong selling for a 50 per cent premium on the $500 US price.

They built the bridge at a cost of over

But all these opportunities have come at a cost

can go to a minimill such as Nucor to buy steel at a cost savings;