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There is a cost to others incurred by the old person's decision to stay at home.

The problem is that these are not the only costs incurred.

If so, I have incurred a lot of economic damage.

"The majority of these costs would be incurred by the states."

Last year's results include fees the company incurred to go public.

These costs should not be incurred unless they are needed.

Do I not know that it is for me you incur them?

The name change was incurred because of a copy right issue.

However, the longer people live, the more medical costs they incur.

He has incurred greater risk and damage in the process.

After all, why incur more danger than he had to?

That a lot of people have incurred too much personal debt?

So the total costs end up being very similar to those incurred by institutions.

It could stick with him the rest of his life, once incurred.

Or, to what extent was the government to incur the cost of university education?

A world record total of 840 penalty minutes were incurred during the game.

Is a university education in America still worth the debt incurred by students?

The son incurred great expense in building himself a house on the land.

Such is the fate that you have incurred with your own hands.

Once the system is installed, no further costs are incurred.

Still, he said that no new debts would be incurred.

"Nor has any additional cost been incurred by the state."

And he would have suffered any loss incurred during the period.

Many students incur a huge debt when they leave medical school.

Your business can incur damages in any number of ways.