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Mind you, these pieces call for big bucks, but you can achieve an element of punk more reasonably with a chunky chain necklace — from moderately priced options by Eddie Borgo to inexpensive ones at BaubleBar.

In 1978, stocks were valued far more reasonably, with the Dow selling below book value most of the time.

While the lower-priced paintings all doubled or tripled estimate, the more pricey ones performed more reasonably, with "View of Yalta" from 1867 going for £420,000, ($761,700, est. £250,000-350,000) the auction's highest sale.

In our view, these membrane topologies are more reasonably maintained with asynchronous folding of individual monomer ectodomains than with concerted folding of the three ectodomains of the trimer.

L.A. is more reasonably scaled, with the newest, hottest restaurants less likely to book up a solid month in advance.

I remember reading "Moby-Dick" during a lonely holiday on Ko Phi Phi, while most vacationers more reasonably nursed hangovers with potboilers and romance.

That latter conflict, in turn, can be resolved only by negotiating with Hamas or, more reasonably, by the integration of Fatah with Hamas.

The question is, if Nasdaq falls further, will it take more reasonably priced shares down with it?

You can also get great results with more reasonably priced telephotos (see accompanying tips), which will most likely run you less than $2,000.

More reasonably, we can eliminate spending with high costs per QALY.

In any case, the tapered W-ZnO whiskers extending along mosaic and surfaces, and twin boundaries can be more reasonably explained by precedent nanocondensates with such characteristics as mentioned.