- The term
exorbitant privilege (privilège
exorbitant in French)
refers to the
benefits the
United States has due to its own
currency (the US dollar) being...
- and
Davis fees of $150,000 and $125,000 respectively, sums
considered exorbitant for the period. He had a
leading role
opposite Laurence Harvey in The...
- but when an
audit of Hendrix's
expenses revealed that he had
incurred exorbitant fees by block-booking
recording studios for
lengthy sessions at peak rates...
- the
clandestine marriage.
Prince George was
plunged into debt by his
exorbitant lifestyle. His
father refused to ****ist him,
forcing him to quit Carlton...
- industry-wide
investigation into what the
Chinese regulator considers exorbitantly high
prices being charged by
automakers for
spare parts and after-sales...
- Park. It
opened on
September 12, 2005, with only four lands, and had
exorbitant wait
times on
opening day for
everything from
rides to food. In the early...
-
rapidly progressing to
death within a few w****s if not
treated with an
exorbitant operation. MM88
Virus MM88 is a
deadly type of
virus created accidentally...
- to
their mothers. Lea's car is
towed by a man who
tries charging Lea
exorbitant fees;
Shaun helps Lea
escape with her car
after paying the man what he...
-
which I
always considered too large, are now
going to be
increased to an
exorbitant size. Why? What is the necessity?
Where is the danger? Who is threatening...
- Routledge. ISBNÂ 978-0-415-46151-1. Derrida,
Jacques (8
January 1998). "The
Exorbitant Question of Method" (PDF). Of Grammatology.
Translated by Spivak, ****atri...
