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Corey Gibbons, 44, a director of photography, said vertical dramas kept him in the business when other work dried up.

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That brings us back to 2021, when the front office decided the best way to approach the winner-take-all finale of the division series against the San Francisco Giants was to use reliever Corey Knebel as an opener, 20-game winner Julio Urías from the third through the sixth innings, closer Kenley Jansen in the eighth inning and Scherzer as the closer.

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“Everything is dictated right now by affordability and having the 30-year fixed get below 6%,” said Corey Burr, a real-estate agent in Washington, D.C.

And student Corey Kalinoski remembers being impressed by friendly staff and the personalized parking spot with his name when he arrived for a tour.

The data show that EVs are still more costly on average than gas-powered vehicles, “and also that new cars in general have just become quite expensive,” said Corey Canter, research director at the Zero Emission Transportation Association, who noted that affordability is one of the most common barriers keeping consumers from buying an electric car.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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