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and while we're currently on the brink of successfully moving into speeds higher than the current 1 Gbps with 10 Gbps emerging over the last few years, these new Ethernet technologies will be costly.
these new Ethernet technologies will be costly.
Even the word dear originally meant costly or expensive, as in you'll pay dearly for this.
carefully using a costly process called upper room UV.
While these requirements are aimed at sustainability, they can slow EV growth by adding costly and complex administrative burdens.
they can slow EV growth by adding costly and complex administrative burdens.
her, will the Prime Minister act to end this costly racket of the relationship between
As the ruins of Carillion lie around us, will the Prime Minister act to end this costly racket of the relationship between Government and some of these companies?
But in non-autocratic states, it can be hard for younger candidates to run in costly elections.
for younger candidates to run in costly elections.
The American people need to understand that this war with Iran would be far more devastating, far more costly than anything that we ever saw in Iraq.
And anybody who has actually tried to use their private health insurance, if they have a sick parent or a sick child, when you're talking about longer-term situations or very costly prescription drugs, this becomes an issue that you care about.
Community colleges are less costly than other schools.
Community colleges are less costly than other schools.
The first couple of days of being enrolled in hospice and the last couple of days until you unfortunately die are the most intensive and costly to the hospice, where in the middle, it's the least costly and the most profitable.
The first time both entities had been on strike simultaneously in more than 60 years, proved incredibly costly over the course of the last six months.