1.   But high expectations and high visibility have a price.

2.   He was also unusual among philologists in having had a price on his head.

3.   The United States should also take unilateral steps to show Mr Fujimori his conduct has a price.

4.   Wherever politicians seek public favor, though, they quickly find that popularity has its price.

5.   The store has unbeatable prices.

6.   On the other hand, this simplicity has its price in that the model proves unsuitable for some applications.

7.   Futures and options are known as derivative assets because they are based on other underlying assets which have volatile prices.

8.   As all players have their price.

9.   So Mr Silver... in other words you are saying Leeds have their price.