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Then came the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1995, and the attendant to-do, after which demands on his time and stamina entered an even more exorbitant phase.

In the old days, banks would collect deposits by offering dizzyingly extravagant rates; then they could lend to the government at even more exorbitant ones.

Even so, the average American wedding costs just over five-months-worth of the median household income in the United States, and the cost of the British wedding is even more exorbitant when compared to the earnings of the average working Briton in 2009, which amount to just under £500 a week.

Indeed, many years later it would be established (by Hanf, working upon Tarski's earlier work) that the first inaccessible cardinal is not measurable, showing that these new cardinals were even more "exorbitant".

Earlier this week, we got our first glimpse of the Kindle DX, Amazon's upcoming E-book reader that has taken the original Kindle's nearly prohibitive $359 price tag and bumped it up to an even more exorbitant $489 for good measure.

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Vast numbers of right-to-buy properties are now rented out by private landlords who enjoyed the hefty purchase discount, and now make even more money through exorbitant private rents.

It should restrain even more than it has Mr. Bush's exorbitant missile defense spending.

"They would save their customers even more money if they waived their exorbitant fees," said Keith Pilkington, an executive vice president of Amalgamated Bank.

The drug lords then take these exorbitant rents and build even more lavish narco-tecture in Kabul and their home provinces.

With so many high-salaried techies able to pay exorbitant rents, and outbidding one another to pay even more, San Francisco's rents have led the country in increases — they rose nearly eight per cent in the second quarter from a year ago, according to MPF Research.

I couldn't help but think that the exorbitant fee we paid for the privilege of sending JPMorgan Chase even more money every month (we switched from a 30-year mortgage to a 15-year one) was wasted.

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