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You are saying you should pay more for each specific attribute if you want to raise it because you want to see more balanced builds.
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This means you should pay more attention to what you wear.
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Whether you should pay attention to it requires more than just a sound bite to explain.
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Simple concept: If you make more than a million dollars a year -- not that you have a million dollars -- if you make more than a million dollars annually, then you should pay at least the same percentage of your income in taxes as middle-class families do.
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The theory behind this was relatively simple: The faster a company was growing, the more you should be willing to pay for its stock.
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The rationale: The faster the rate at which a company is growing earnings, the more you should be willing to pay for every dollar of those earnings.
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You might indeed think that everyone in your position should pay more in tax.
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If you're pushing the position that the rich should pay more to help fix the deficit, it doesn't quite follow to employ a tax dodge, says Dennis Kelleher, president of the Washington-based public interest group Better Markets Inc.
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As of today, there is no more lifetime cap on what your health insurance company will pay should you face expensive illness.
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But now I see that I should have explained more about why I was splitting the apartment in half and making you either pay for both sides separately or just choose one.
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And they say, why should I continue to pay off a loan that's, you know, worth 20 or 30 percent more than my house is.
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