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If they have to pay more it is crystal clear that this cost will end up hitting tenants, not landlords".

The damage will scale up globally, possibly spreading to other kinds of trade, and a good part of the cost will end up with developing-country producers.

Tom Ridge, the secretary for homeland security, said he believes the final cost will end up being much lower than that, but he acknowledged that the potential toll on people day to day is a real concern.

Feldman initially budgeted $550,000 for the project; the total renovation cost will end up closer to $700,000.

The loss due to their failure to qualify for the Champions League will not be felt until the next round of figures, but the total cost will end up at more than £50m.

The food costs will end up being the same".

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Continually refinancing will only leave a large bill of closing costs and will end up being more expensive.

Overall the American Society of Civil Engineers reckons that this underinvestment will end up costing each family in the country about $10,600 between 2010 and 2020.Yet though investment in infrastructure would bring clear gains in efficiency, there is little money around, and all levels of government are reluctant or unable to pile up more debt.

In the long run this will end up costing the NHS more".

If they're hundreds of miles away, if they even agree to help, they'll probably be a "talent agency" middleman company that will subcontract the job to some unknown person who is local to you and this will end up costing you more.