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were pricing
noun
The cost required to gain possession of something.
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Suddenly, the robust global recovery world stock markets were pricing in looks a bit overoptimistic.
The airlines said the rises in duty were pricing families out of flying.
"In September of 2005 we were pricing our new Halos at $550,000," Mr. Crangle said.
Maybe they were pricing in the risk of a breakdown right away.
Meanwhile, soaring labour costs and low productivity were pricing Portuguese exports out of the market.
Mr. Slome said that insurance companies were pricing their products correctly.
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Tickets were priced at $35,800 each.
It may be pricing policy.
One is pricing.
Another barrier is pricing.
One subject was pricing.
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