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But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.

I had private insurance, Medicaid, other government aid programs, but all that support comes at a price: they control you.

'News of the World has a reputation for breaking big stories and that comes at a price, ' she said.

Still, all this Java discussion comes at a price: The Rails concepts are less effectively discussed.

But generality comes at a price: the interface that results might not be the best for every specialization.

But this comes at a price: less light enters the camera, causing the image to be underexposed.

Every choice comes at a price, but even after paying that price, a choice does not necessarily actualize.

Bovine perfection comes at a price: a prized nine-month-old heifer can fetch up to $80, 000.

The push into emerging markets also comes at a price, and with risks.

Individuals from species at risk of disease will respond swiftly and strongly. That response, however, comes at a price.

You must understand that a convenience such as this comes at a price -- and a production system outage can be very costly.

All of this mingling comes at a price. For every male who buys a full price ticket for $25, he may bring one female along at no cost.

Living 12 minutes from Disney World's Magic Kingdom, with a backdoor access road, comes at a price.

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

Herd safety came with sharpened senses. Growing big was another answer, but size always comes at a price.

But that sensitivity comes at a price, for the inner ear is also the sensory system most susceptible to damage.

'Strong growth . . . comes at a price: Input and output price pressures show few signs of easing.

Although platform neutrality is maintained with JIT compilation, it comes at a price.

All this comes at a price.

Remember, however, that flexibility comes at a price if you load a large XML document into memory all at once.

Love comes at a price, though -- a date on the Singapore Flyer costs 140 US dollars, which includes a gourmet dinner at a spa resort.

The problem, he says, is that this comes at a price.

The rewards may be irresistible, but going east comes at a price.

Bear in mind that Singapore's attainment of rigorous standards comes at a price.

"It comes at a price and we do want people to understand the preciousness of water. "

But that abstraction comes at a price: RMI is slow, often to the extreme.

In this part of the world, cosmopolitanism comes at a price.

Of course, exposure to these vehicles comes at a price.

Even now, suspicion of sovereign-wealth funds comes at a price.

Growing big was another answer, but size always comes at a price.

In the past few months it's become increasingly apparent that being gay in Africa comes at a price.

Of course, the amazing mileage comes at a price.

The relaxing of China's strict rules comes at a price for U. S. studios.

All of this comes at a price, though.

Correcting the wrongs of the past also comes at a price.

Portability often comes at a price.

All of this deceit comes at a price.

But before we succumb to digital idolatry, we should consider that innovation often comes at a price.

We don't understand that that comes at a price.

However, this speed comes at a price.

Prosperity comes at a price.

Hong Kong actor Edison Chen had become famous, but it comes at a price.

Paradise comes at a price that i am not prepared to pay