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How much were the glasses?

How much did these glasses cost?

How much did the tickets cost you?

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These shoes cost too much.

This watch cost 70,000 yen.

Tom's racist comments cost him his job.

These tickets didn't cost me anything.

My watch didn't cost as much as yours.

Last month I spent a fortune on the telephone bill.

Taxes levied on executive bonuses have cost international banks dearly.

I'll buy that old clock, however expensive it is.

Her derogatory remarks towards her boss caused her to lose her job.

Her insolent remarks to her boss cost her her job.

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In Thermidor, Year III, assignats were worth less than 3 percent of their face value.

Nor has it brought peace to the oil rich Niger delta whose impoverished people resent exploitation of the resources of their territory for the enrichment of a corrupt elite.

And its 225 largest companies today are worth one quarter of what they were 18 years ago.

Most recently, violence in Lagos between Hausas and Yorubas has cost hundreds of lives.

The 1MDB issue refers to the questionable financial transactions of the company, which allegedly cost taxpayers billions of dollars.

And then I had all the good ones that didn't look crappy. They were 50 cents each.

Yes, there would have been risks, as IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard has pointed out, but running those risks would have been well worth it.

Operation Iraqi Freedom, not to mention Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, gave American efforts to promote democracy a terrible name.

It was expensive to build large sets, and Milius did not want to rely on optical effects and matte paintings (painted landscapes).

The fighting cost Hamas two of its top leaders, Saeed Siyam and Nizar Rayan, and significantly weakened its military capabilities.

This is why the examples of the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay have been so costly.

In fact, Oppenheimer had never told Chevalier that he had finally named him, and the testimony had cost Chevalier his job.

If the international community fails the challenge, conflicts and tensions that have already cost hundreds of thousands of lives will continue and worsen.

Even if they only provide an avenue for bilateral engagement between the US and Iran, they will still prove to be worth the effort.

In the 1970s, the Palestinian attack on Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics or killings by the Red Brigades cost dozens of lives.

I would create a chain of cinemas that are exclusively for Russian films, and the tickets would cost 2 3 times less than for foreign produced films , he said.

Those protests cost a few hundred lives, and led to the decision of not mandating Hindi as part of the education curriculum for children in Tamil Nadu.

To be sure, Europe has paid a heavy and painful price for its religious rifts, and these feuds must not be rekindled.

It also points out that 4 out of 5 Chileans think that books are expensive, and 54 would buy more books if they were cheaper.

Eventually, the suppression of the Kurdish language and culture fueled a brutal insurgency, led by the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) which has cost the country more than 30,000 lives.

Peskov claimed the watch was a gift from his bride, and insisted that it was worth just 3,500, but this wasn't the first time he was pictured wearing the timepiece.

A recent study by India s Strategic Foresight Group entitled The Cost of Conflict in the Middle East suggested that the past 20 years of conflict have cost WANA countries some 12 trillion.

A year ago, Netanyahu seemed certain to succeed Sharon. But his opposition to the Gaza Strip withdrawal, coupled with his strong criticism of Sharon, cost him his position as heir apparent.

Computing power doubled roughly every 18 months for 30 years, and, by the beginning of the twenty first century, it cost one thousandth of what it did in the early 1970 s.

After a decades long clandestine (although tolerated) existence within Egyptian society, Islamist forces were able to take advantage of the Tahrir protests, despite playing no integral part in them. The secular liberal forces political fragmentation and lack of organization cost them dearly in the parliamentary elections six months ago, and, in the second round of the presidential election, a majority of Egyptians chose Morsi over a restoration of the old regime.

The secular liberal forces political fragmentation and lack of organization cost them dearly in the parliamentary elections six months ago, and, in the second round of the presidential election, a majority of Egyptians chose Morsi over a restoration of the old regime.