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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a premium of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the amount or level of something that is higher or better than usual or expected. Example: The insurance company offers a premium of $100,000 for their top-tier policy. In this example, "a premium of $100,000" means that the insurance company is offering a policy with more coverage or benefits than their standard policy, for a higher price.
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But a premium, of sorts, could be in the offing.
It carries a premium of around $40,000 a year.
That would be a premium of 32percentt.
The bid represented a premium of 35percentt over Anheuser-Busch's share price and a premium of 18percentt over its previous all-time high.
Mr Anastasiou pays a premium of about 5% for halal meat.
That represents a premium of 37 percent to NYSE Euronext's closing stock price on Wednesday.
The price represents a premium of about 16 percent to Hudson City's market value on Friday.
The offer represents a premium of about 70 percent to Cymer's closing share price on Tuesday.
By last November, they were paying a premium of almost a full point.
For each Disney share, Comcast had offered 0.78 of its own, initially a premium of 10%.
This would mean paying a premium of £404 rather than £377.
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