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go to the expense

  1. see go to the trouble.



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If producers have to pay the human actors anyway for the days they would have worked, and pay residuals too, why go to the expense of the digital replica?

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Will school districts have to go to the expense of conducting multiple recounts of the vote?

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Yet, thanks to Woodspoon, they don't have to go to the expense of renting a commercial premise.

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China Molybdenum has been cautious in declaring it, he said, until the company knows it wants to go to the expense of extracting the deeper layers.

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"Producers don't have to go to the expense or risk of a new series but can ride that nostalgia wave."

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