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Despite our high prices and poor winter weather, American tourists were advised by USA Today to consider Ireland as a cheap destination for a winter holiday, due to a falling euro and

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flights.

Perhaps the thought of a 13-year-old toiling in a Dhaka factory to make their

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purchases possible might make them turn round and walk straight out again.

Soon after, however, producers began flocking to the Southern Cone country to take advantage of

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production costs.

This is obviously designed to generate free newspaper coverage and probably a

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26-part series with Kate Thornton (“Like, Dixon of Dock Green was just sooooo brilliant, even though I wasn’t born when it was on.”)

Chances are that the

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printer you bought a year or two ago has been paid for twice over with the purchase of costly ink cartridges.

Even if a tape or disk recorder costs a bit more than one with a fixed drive, additional storage capacity is simply

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. It will be hard to pitch “pause” alone as the killer-app for the “personal video recorder.”

But today, with

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Internet access and computers approaching the costs of television sets, assertions of a “digital divide” or “racial ravine” are as correct as identifying Joe Namath as football’s current MVP or pinning last week’s Dow at 1,000.

It was two other

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arrivals, Tony Cottee and Muzzy Izzet, who made Walter Smith’s line-up look like charity-shop rejects with a goal each in a game dominated by the home side.

Or the relocation of factories, with little or no warning, to underdeveloped countries with

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labor?

Now it turns out that the company would re-launch the iPhone 4 for a[sup.1]22,000 as pricing the premium device at a

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a[sup.1]15,000 was impractical, (http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/17/apple-turns-to-old-iphone-models-and-lower-prices-to-woo-users-in-india/) reported TechCrunch.

The tomato growers have no choice, but to let tomatoes rot in the farms as there are no takers for the crop and even if they find buyers, it is being sold at

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price due to which they are unable to earn even the production costs.

But some experts doubt the

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rings will go down well with the girls.

Only ratepayers can avail of local

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graves as ‘outsiders’ have to spend more to be buried within Antrim’s boundaries.

Good range of drinks accompany a

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menu which changes every few weeks.

The XFi’s sad story is repeated across the market, as car companies abandon the