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Plugging those holes will be costly: Mr Putin must make awkward choices over what interests to offend.

Mr McCain's economic proposals may look less costly, Mr Goolsbee says, but let's get real: unlike either of the Democrats, the Republican frontrunner wants to make George Bush's tax cuts permanent and also backs America's continued engagement (for perhaps another century) in a war that is costing $100 billion to $150 billion per year.

In some cases its guarantees far exceed the auction's proceeds: for instance, the guarantee for the Smooke collection, which Phillips sold for $86m, is rumoured to have been $185m.With Phillips's expansion strategy proving so costly, Mr Arnault might try to gain market share more cheaply by buying one of the big two.

The 'do nothing option' is far more costly," Mr Shenker said.

One major revenue source for physician practices is ancillary services, specifically imaging and the more costly MR and CT examinations.

Some information was costly for Mr Rozar to obtain and process.

There is then a long, costly campaign (Mr Davis spent $70m last time).

It will be a costly undertaking; Mr Bashir expects it to make a loss for at least five years.

That could be interpreted as a reference to the Kündigungsschutz, the legal protection against dismissal that can make firing workers costly, but Mr Janssen puts it differently.

Although car ownership in the region looks sure to increase, profits for all car firms have been held back by bad roads, meddlesome governments and costly distribution.However, Mr Okuda's biggest problem is in Europe.

This seems considerably more direct and less costly than Mr Sessions's idea of defunding the agencies that would carry out the president's orders.Some people seem to be upset because they think the president, in announcing a relaxation of deportation rules despite his party having just lost an election, is defying the will of the people.