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Other economists have said they do not believe the latest figures from the ONS would spur the Bank to opt for another rate cut in December.

"We're concerned many parents opt for more expensive products, equating higher costs with better quality for their baby," CMA chief executive Sarah Cardell said.

Or does he opt for William Kyle III, a 6-foot-9 junior transfer who is trying to take a giant step up in competition after spending the last two seasons at South Dakota State?

For the tiki lover or macabre appreciator in your life, skip the mass-market-produced ceramic parrot mugs and opt for something spooky and small-batch.

But Jane also pushes back against the idea that parents who opt for private education have "infinite" income and can automatically absorb increased costs.