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To succeed selling smartphones in the region, it is essential to reach the price point of the Chinese firms, which is unaf- fordable, said Trachino.

The river was easily fordable but the canal was deep.

It's still the most af- fordable way for advertisers, big and small, to consistently reach new and existing customers, especially those

When the last great storm hit Cumbria, in 2009, the Liza remained clear and fordable the following day, while other rivers roared into furious spate.

It is fordable when not in flood; but an eastern man is likely to remember for some time his sensations during the passage.

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The trust said: "The 'Way Forward' continues to place excessive emphasis on the need for the club to own its own stadium, which we believe at this time is an unaf-unaf fordable aim, which would add significantly to the burden of debt borne by the club.

Mr Miliband rejected suggestions that an above-inflation rise in the minimum wage would be unaf-unaf fordable for the public sector, which is one of the biggest employers of low-paid staff, and would cost jobs.

After all, the market isn't exactly oozing with modern and fordable training aircraft.

The firm is the brainchild of Dutch businessman Chadha, who spotted a gap in the market for hotels that were af fordable yet chic.

Almost one in 10 households are doubly exposed: facing the prospect of their mortgage becoming increasingly unaf-f fordable in the future and with the market offering them limited, if any, choice today."