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Proposals for mail-in balloting, "firehouse" caucuses and full primaries — at costs of up to $30 million — have all faced procedural and political objections.

Despite that heavy investment, federal law limits Medicare reimbursement for the immunosuppressant drugs that transplant recipients must take for life, at costs of $1,000 to $3,000 a month.

But many Parkinson's disease experts said it had to be done because doctors were already offering the surgery to patients, and charging them for it, at costs of $40,000 or more, with no evidence that they were helping them.

The producers of several hit Broadway shows capitalized on audience demand over the Columbus Day weekend, selling more premium-priced tickets than usual – at costs of up to $477 a seat – and breaking box-office records in some cases.

The sad fact is, there are plenty of newer brand-name cancer drugs that do not cure anyone, but just extend life for a few months, at costs of up to $90,000 per patient.

Opponents dispute government claims HS2 will deliver benefits worth up to £47bn, at costs of about £33bn.

Writer's tour thru "Slate Bridge," built in 1862 at cost of $1,850.64.

Can be financed at cost of about 36 cents a day.

The soldiers are creating, at cost of money and blood, pockets of security.

* Care Free personal care for those over 65 at cost of £2bn.

Tina, of course, is said to be doing the private plane's interior decor at at cost of £300,000.