Casualties
Price and casualties are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Price" instead a noun "Casualties".
Price
Price noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.
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Casualties and price are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Casualties" instead a noun "Price".
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- Even the two famous American/Cuban "victories" of El Caney and San Juan Hill came at a heavy price for the allied Americans and Cubans and both battles saw heavily outnumbered Spanish deal higher casualties to the allies.
Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Real Life -
Both involve the nuclear destruction of a massive store of a precious resource, with tens of thousands of civilian casualties, in order to massively drive up the price of said resource, allowing the villains, with huge stakes, to become the wealthiest people in the world.
Source: Film / The World Is Not Enough -
The "prize", and price, of taking Berlin is left to Stalin note The Western Allies really don't care about Berlin very much and can't afford to take the kind of casualties that would require; Stalin uses this fact as a bargaining tool to help claim East Germany and eastern Austria.
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