After all, the services are free so surely we should understand they come at a price?

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But lately I've begun to wonder if our encouragement has come at a price.

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But forcing employees to bear significant exposure to potentially big losses may come at a price.

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These loans are available to banks that run into trouble, but they come at a price.

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But the government is keenly aware that large-scale oil production may come at a price.

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All this growth has come at a price: Total debt equals 92% of the Miami, Fla.

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But the new results indicate that such a cost-saving approach may come at a price in lives.

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All this movement can come at a price for companies since participants learn on a steep curve at first.

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However, that has generally come at a price: as subsidies were withdrawn, tariffs often rose, before later starting to fall.

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Yes, movie stars come with a certain amount of built-in publicity and fan bases but those things come at a price.

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The political principle is straightforward, but it would come at a price.

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But this has come at a price: the economy is decelerating fast.

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The praise lavished on Mr Blair over the past few weeks has come at a price for the chancellor, who suffers by comparison.

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While recent evidence suggests that exports are recovering, and manufacturers enjoyed their best year in 2000 since 1994, revival has come at a price.

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The convenience and independence of our smartphones come at a price.

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That may come at a price to the rest of us.

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The community-building and sense of neighborliness does come at a price.

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Only 10 percent said helping their parents has slowed down their retirement savings, though one-third did admit that helping their kids has come at a price.

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The bailout will come at a price, however: Sarkozy made special mention of how failing institutions would not be rescued without curbs on executive pay or a change in strategy.

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But giving governments more power has come at a price.

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But even this stellar rate would come at a price.

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It is that massive boost which councils in Yorkshire hope at least to match, if not to outdo, in July 2014 - but that will still come at a price.

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Squeezing all that in has come at a price.

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Beauty and power like this come at a price.

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Yet the hasty deal has come at a price.

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Moreover, rapid economic growth has come at a price.

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But the wins have come at a price.

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However, this connectivity will come at a price.

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But that change can come at a price.

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And these indulgences come at a price.

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