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Meanwhile, the cost of medicine would come crashing down for the poor -- and tens of millions would be able to afford it for the first time.

At the moment she might be able to afford it. Demand for Liberian minerals is robust.

You may well be able to afford a small Welsh village, but that doesn't make it a good investment.

Almost all the affected countries should be able to afford to do this, at least on the IMF's numbers.

The scale of the ambition makes it the sort of thing that only a Google would contemplate - or be able to afford.

Should you want a designer gown but the price tag is more than what you'll be able to afford, search for a designer-inspired dress.

Your family may not be able to afford all the things you were used to before the divorce.

He used to say to his workmen, "One day, you will be able to afford a car of your own. "

If one of my parents lost their job then I might not be able to afford college any more.

He went on to say "We are no brewers. We are monks. We brew beer to be able to afford being monks. "

Grants allow students to fund summer or post-college research or other activities that they would otherwise not be able to afford.

Without that money from China, President Obama would not be able to afford all his expensive new programs.

She was, she says, lucky to be able to afford to leave.

Just imagine, in a few years, you and I will be able to afford wheels like that.

How much will you need to have saved by your retirement date to be able to afford this course of action?

Because buying a new car would be very expensive and I wouldn't be able to afford the insurance.

"You think if they are going to give it to me, I must be able to afford it, " he recalls.

Young then and I still be able to afford such a slaughter, right?

He wrote, simply: "I am not looking for free health care, I would just like to get my premiums reduced enough to be able to afford it. "

I'll be able to afford to take a week's vacation this summer.

Will any country ever be able to afford to put on such a spectacle?

She'll never be able to afford one of the palatial apartments just down the road.

If some of the hopefuls of Pier 38 can do just that, they may one day be able to afford a yacht or two of their own.

Perhaps they will support thousands of users on the cloud, an audience that would typically not be able to afford the hardware and software.

They have been free to choose to locate in a less expensive city and thus to be able to afford more housing.

As she is not rich, the chances that she will ever be able to afford such purchases are remote.

So we come to say how proud we are to be able to afford that opportunity to secure our firefighters.

Enterprises should be able to afford to choose the best within the framework of the program.

Happiness is like something priceless. You will never ever be able to afford it, let alone being in possession of it permanently.

As she is not rich, the chances that she will be able to afford such purchases are remote.

My friends and my dad have said they'd like to buy everything and give it back to me, but I don't think they'll be able to afford it.

It would be sheer folly to buy such a large car - we wouldn't be able to afford to run it.

The last presidential candidate to be able to afford similar programming was Ross Perot, in 1992.

"We cannot make higher education a luxury. It is an economic imperative. Every American family should be able to afford it, " Obama added.

And if prices on the low end increase any more, substantial portions of the Shanghai population won't be able to afford a home.

Obviously, where will all the new residents live and how will they be able to afford the cost of ownership?

Do you expect there to be a possibility that we shall be able to afford the particular furniture that we need?

Ford explained his decision by saying that he wanted his workers to be able to afford the cars they built.

I'll be able to afford a week's vacation this summer.

They would not be able to afford the "internal-only" SOA adoption model.

You shouldn't have to be able to afford your own house to become a concert pianist.

The country is concerned poor countries will not be able to afford or be given access to vaccines derived from the samples.

If I've got my sums right, I should be able to afford the rent.

Italy and several other eastern European countries worry they will not be able to afford making the proposed emissions cuts.

If you can bring the price down a bit, I may be able to afford it.

B: Will we be able to afford all this? I'm not so sure.

I would not be able to afford health care after Disney's proposals go through. So this is very personal to me.

Depending where you are in life, you may not be able to afford the services of a high-falooting mentor right now.

You may not be able to afford a full-page ad in a major magazine or newspaper.

P. S. Perhaps if [copyright law is respected], you'd be able to afford not just the licensed Photoshop, but [everything else]?

Make sure that you'll be able to afford the monthly payments before you take the loan.

Without a subsidy, he calculates, only 1% of the target population will be able to afford ACTs.

There is a possibility that we shall not be able to afford the particular furniture we need.

Companies might be able to afford it.

Someone earning an income in the 50% range in Detroit may not be able to afford even a small house in Los Angeles.

In order to be able to afford to offer mortgages, most small banks package their mortgages and sell them through Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

If costs continue to soar, the state will not be able to afford this scheme for long, and it will become unpopular.

They'd have tax credits; they'd have some help for the low-income employees to be able to afford the coverage.

Our goal is to allow to sit affordable passenger train hard, be able to afford the plane ride.

Whichever prevails, China and India will be able to afford more commodities, forcing prices higher still.

What's more, it will probably be only the rich who will be able to afford to clone themselves at the start.

But given their circumstances with take overs, they may not be able to afford him.

We'd love to be able to afford to fly again sometime in the near future.

We are seeing retirees realize they'll be able to keep their coverage and seniors realize they'll be able to afford their prescriptions.

People will not be able to afford housing if prices keep rising.

Sure, they may come by the dealership and test drive the car. But will they be able to afford the payments?

It's an economic necessity that every American family should be able to afford.

Only the richest will be able to afford to drive hundreds of miles on vacations and even fewer will take to the skies.

Another analyst wondered whether small farmers will benefit and if buyers will be able to afford food.

Keeping this number requires local help, which you have to be able to afford.

However, you may not be able to afford to travel by plane when oil is trading at $400 a barrel.

Only buy the best. . . if the Vault is real, you'll be able to afford it!

I'm even giving up smoking to be able to afford an IPad.

CHINA'S increasingly affluent citizens may not all be able to afford cars just yet.

Don't rely on going abroad for our holiday, we may not be able to afford it.

We want people to be able to afford our wine and have a classy wine on the table for dinner or for a special occasion, " she shares. "

These are a watch for a guy who loves BMW but may not be able to afford one.

Lyraat Hunters could previously afford ammo. Soon we won't be able to afford a melee weapon. Where does it end?

I don't think we'll be able to afford any travel any more.

Well, you should get some more, shouldn't you? You should be able to afford it. You're charging enough this year, aren't you?

And as Nilekani suggests, with expanding wealth, India eventually will be able to afford to attend to environmental issues.

Whether artists will actually be able to afford to live there is another matter.

'This is the most cost-effective way to drive different cars I would not otherwise be able to afford. '

It is the essence of moving fast, and you often simply won't be able to afford a lawyer.

The market doesn't believe that Ireland will be able to afford its new funds.

While you may be able to afford the rent on a pricier home, you might not have the means to buy a similarly priced residence.

However, not all customers will be able to afford 3G handsets right away.

At this rate we will not be able to afford a holiday.

I don't think we'll be able to afford any travel.

because we will never be able to afford an apartment in this city.

Like most people, you may not be able to afford all kinds of insurance you need.

Even if you don't get a raise, you'll be able to afford (to buy) a new car.

But will they be able to afford it?

we'll give you a 50 percent credit so that you will actually be able to afford it.

If we budget carefully we'll be able to afford the trip.

They do not have health insurance, or know when they will be able to afford to buy land.

If we budget carefully, we'll be able to afford a new car.

I don't think we will be able to afford the house in the near future.

But in blighted cities, he says, they have an extra reason to stay: if they move out, they will not be able to afford a house elsewhere.

This is the hottest item in the market right now and don't think that you wouldn't be able to afford it.

No only does a girl take care of her skin but also a boy should be able to afford a certain time every day to do so.

The living standard of the average Chinese is still not high enough to be able to afford the

and perhaps soon the elixir of life will be invented and you would wish to be able to afford that too . don t worry