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Patients may be willing to pay for spectacle care and this should be taken into account.
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In the context of the study, refraction services are often provided free of charge, and a patient needs to pay for spectacles.
But inaugural planners say that staging their own exclusive show to reward top fund-raisers was necessary to pay for the even grander spectacle they are presenting to the public, given the novel fund-raising restrictions Mr. Obama imposed on the committee.
However, in addition to savings with ReSTOR®, patients appeared willing to pay for the benefit of spectacle independence.
For those films you're paying for a massive spectacle.
This phenomenon is well identified by our survey [ 27], where patients accustomed to paying for high cost spectacles were the most willing to spend extra to be freed from spectacles.
Tamasha, the Hindi word for "spectacle," begins to describe it.
Television viewers wanted a "spectacle", but British politics has never wanted for spectacle.
But come for spectacle, and you won't be disappointed.
In spite of the increase in the number of spectacle users, there was still a large unmet need for spectacle correction as shown in this study and previous.
An annual rate for spectacle replacement was estimated from the survey.
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