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Discover LudwigThe phrase "price apply" on its own is not a complete sentence, but it is commonly used in written English as part of a larger sentence or phrase
It is typically used to indicate that a certain price or fee will be charged or enforced. For example: - "The price of the item is $10, but additional taxes and shipping fees will also apply." - "Please be aware that late fees will apply to any payments made after the due date." - "The stated price does not include any additional charges that may apply." In these examples, "price apply" is used to indicate that there are additional costs or fees that will be added to the stated price. Other variations of this phrase may include "price applies" or "prices applying." This phrase can be used in a variety of settings, such as in advertisements, contracts, or informational materials.
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Although they purchased SPA brand product because of competitive low price of fast fashion, it showed that the sustainability factors besides price apply to buying decision as consuming consciousness gets increased, and they chose and bought the clothes to wear for a long time, without being swayed by temporal fashion.
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The price applies to all nonmembers of the museum.
Rates go up during the holiday period, and in some cases the $599 price applies to midweek departures.
The price applies to the outward Britannia flight from Gatwick on Christmas Eve and a stay of up to eight weeks is permitted.
(Mr. Price applies the word "queer" and dislikes "gay" because he thinks the latter hurt homosexual men during the early years of the AIDS crisis.
(An 84-inch sofa will require 250 square feet of leather. The lower price applies to orders of more than 1,000 square feet).
Tickets for the general public are $14; the $12 price applies only to students and people 60 and older, for Saturday performances.
If the same moderation in price applied to other areas of life, the average UK house would now cost £57,000, rather than £163,000.
It plans to work with businesses to cut out potentially misleading promotional practices such as "was/now" offers, where a product is on sale at a discounted price for longer than the higher price applied.
It wants businesses to cut out potentially misleading promotional practices such as "was/now" offers, where a product is on sale at a discounted price for longer than the higher price applied.
(The magnitude of the reaction depends on the average price applied before the new entry).
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