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high-priced

adjective as in costly

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Their problems are not in stopping the run, but in their high-priced secondary.

Oakley suggested that educational leaders look for ways to improve the return on low-performing programs — using more apprenticeships, for instance, rather than higher-priced college certificates and degrees.

According to Matthias Schmidt of Schmidt Automotive Research, European firms have been caught out by a wave of "unsustainable" discounting by Chinese brands in their home market, which has affected sales of high-priced vehicles.

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But despite this, tours with high-priced tickets keep selling out - but only for the biggest-name artists.

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For years, stores across Southern California have been putting high-priced items behind lock and key to deter thieves.

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

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