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afford

[uh-fawrd] / əˈfɔrd /




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Su said Monday that the district “does not have unlimited funds” but that, despite financial challenges, it put forward “a viable offer” to the union “that we can afford.”

From Los Angeles Times

But Japan cannot afford to choose sides outright.

From BBC

No other state looking for startup growth can afford these mistakes.

From The Wall Street Journal

While individual governors can afford to sound hawkish, the chair remains accountable for the Fed’s dual mandate of supporting employment and controlling inflation.

From MarketWatch

Opponents can afford to minimise how much they run through a season by spending large parts of the game in their pragmatic low blocks.

From BBC