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Aviation is effectively subsidised by a highly favourable tax regime.

Sure, anyone who is not constrained by the education calendar is effectively subsidised by families.

Critics say the rich and powerful are some of the worst offenders and are effectively subsidised by the poor.

These people are resigned to chasing loss-leader tariffs, which are effectively subsidised by those customers who never switch, according to the IPPR.

The PC version is set to retail at $249£16060), over $100 more expensive than the console version, which Microsoft says has been effectively subsidised by the range of dedicated games available, as well as by Xbox Live subscriptions.

Richard Anderson, CEO of Delta Arlines, pointed out that state-run airlines owned by rich foreign governments, such as Singapore and Abu Dhabi, were effectively "subsidised" by the US taxpayers' financing of Boeing exports.

The upshot was that big banks borrowed at rates that were in effect subsidised by taxpayers.

Well, for starters, drivers themselves pay for to access the app, rather than the app's operation effectively being subsidised by venture capital, as the other are.

The BBC radio children's department effectively subsidised him.

The European commission is investigating Luxembourg following allegations it effectively subsidised Amazon and a subsidiary of Fiat.

The staff canteen is also to be shut with MacLennan saying that the Telegraph has effectively "subsidised" other tenants in the building who all get to use it.