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pricey

adjective as in high-priced

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It can be pricey, depending on the services you choose, but it is usually worth it, he says.

Newby’s presence at the weeklong gathering — held at The Royal Hawaiian Resort, a pricey beachfront hotel known as the “Pink Palace of the Pacific” — reflected his growing national stature.

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Plus, given that taxes and insurance premiums are trending upwards, those payments can get really pricey, which could be a big headache if you still have to pay your mortgage on top of that.

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These lanes normally allow passengers who buy pricey Delta One airfare for international flights from those airports to bypass the standard security checkpoints.

The market is pricey, with the S&P 500’s price/earnings ratio at 23, well above the 10-year average of 19.

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