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put a premium on

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put a premium on something
to make something harder or more expensive to obtain or do. The recent action of the bank directors put a premium on new home loans. The scarcity of steel put a premium on the cost of new cars.
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put a premium on something also place a premium on something
to consider something important or valuable Busy shoppers put a premium on finding everything they need in one big store.
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All of which will put a premium on the hosts' resources - and anything other than a win will surely see the Buccs build an unassailable lead heading into the winter break.
It is difficult to avoid the impression that in the BJP we put a premium on failure," his letter to the party leader said.
Generally short boundaries and fielding restrictions put a premium on big-hitting batsmen and in Yuvraj Singh they have someone who struck England's Stuart Broad for six sixes in an over in South Africa.
 
 
 
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