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The phrase "afford million" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I can't afford a million-dollar house."
Alternatives: "can spend a million" or "have a million to spend".
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This is crucial, Shenoi says, because "no university can afford million- or billion-dollar infrastructures for their students to work on".
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I can't afford one.
I can't afford four more years".
Can you afford two mortgages?
Senate Republicans could only afford two defections.
"I can't afford five adult cats".
"I couldn't even afford two".
It could afford seven wars in Iraq.
It can afford one, unlike most other exporters.
The pity was, he couldn't afford one.
Can't hardly afford one of them $10 phones".
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