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After their exorbitant spending the last couple winters, even his potentially $400 million to $500 million price tag didn’t seem out of their range.

He and his wife are retired and with the "exorbitant price of food these days" they decided to give their time to help others.

The GOP’s Jack Ciattarelli wanted to cut New Jersey’s high taxes on residents and companies, and he argued that citizens see the cost of the Democratic green agenda whenever they pay their exorbitant energy bills.

By 2023, it was at the top of its game, touring the U.S. and Mexico for fundraising parties to help pay for its exorbitant expenses.

Of late, investors scrounging for stocks have preferred junk —smaller companies with poor fundamentals and exorbitant valuations—over quality companies with healthy sales and earnings growth, solid balance sheets, and more attractive prices.