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Asked when the civilian cost would become too high to justify the bombing campaign's continuation, Mr. Karzai said, "We must make sure there is no civilian cost at all".

Calculations based on information from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services indicates that the program's true "10-year" net cost would become almost $2 trillion through the year 2022.

Business costs would become unpredictable, inhibiting investment.

The successful sales helped calm fears that the countries' borrowing costs would become dangerously high.

These costs would become negligible if the electricity came from renewable or nuclear power.

This was below both the 6.8% it paid for a similar maturity last November, and the 7% mark at which Portuguese officials admit borrowing costs would become unbearable.

"If I had known the costs would become so high, I would've just looked at Charif's proposal, shut it and kept on going," he says, before noting that it's become one of the best investments he's ever made.

If these same facilitators were to be assigned to this project on a year-round basis, the per-practice training costs would become one quarter of the prior figure, or $7.05, because the nurses work 4 times longer during the year.

Every agency choice about what is "best" or most "cost effective" would become the subject of litigation.

"But in addition to cutting costs, General Dynamics would become a monopoly, hurting competition for not only nuclear submarines but also surface ships.