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cost

[kawst, kost] / kɔst, kɒst /






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The social supermarket, based at the town's Abbeygate Shopping Centre, aims to provide affordable food to people who are struggling with the cost of living.

From BBC

Questioned on the podcast as to whether this would include printing more money and more borrowing, Polanski said there would be "deep consideration" of the costs and benefits of a Green investment budget.

From BBC

The subsequent track, Normal, is billed as "exploring the space between spotlight and silence" and expresses ambivalence about the cost of celebrity, with lyrics about surviving criticism and having to fake happiness for the cameras.

From BBC

Normally, the cost of clearing illegal sites on private land is met by the landowner.

From BBC

The coin does not have a monetary value and its sale price has not been disclosed, but similar commemorative coins sold by the US Mint can cost over $1,000.

From Barron's