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These channels, especially ESPN, command a high premium and provide stable revenue stream due to high dependence on subscription revenues.
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To be sure, you'll pay a premium, especially for GDRs, that can run as high as 10%, because they're not as liquid as U.S. securities.
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Though the keyboard comes at a premium, especially compared to Microsoft's Touch Covers, it offers some things Microsoft doesn't -- namely, a USB port, HDMI output and a built-in battery.
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One is that globalisation and competition from Asia (especially China) have put a bigger premium on size.
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With its consensus metric back to its usual low variability, another surprise crisis could scatter its value scores and potentially impact its ROE, especially since it enjoys such a high reputation premium.
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If anything, enthusiasts have a willingness to pay a premium for worthwhile products, especially when there are few alternatives.
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But there's another form of envy that is frequently overlooked and that may be just as potent, especially in a metropolis where sunlight is at a premium and it's easy to forget that one remains part of the natural world.
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But should this narrowly differentiated improvement demand a big premium over other ADHD alternatives, especially generics?
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Growth in the derivatives markets and proprietary trading at investment banks has put a premium on technically skilled people like Beguir, especially over M.
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And as Dr Schofield points out, this is not a premium that customers are ready to pay, especially since they see no obvious benefits from current genetic engineering.
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