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He said: "When a trader puts all the risk on a consumer for its own recklessness, negligence, errors, inadequate digital services and inadequate testing, that appears onerous to me."

The company described the financial impact as "onerous," adding continuing to operate in the area would be "uneconomic".

Even for those who find out about the law in time to renounce their South Korean citizenship, the process itself is onerous, requiring several in-person trips to the nearest South Korean embassy.

According to Ukrainian sources, the US has had to back away from some of its more onerous demands from the war-torn nation and many of the details of this agreement will require further negotiation.

City land is expensive, materials costs are high, “prevailing wage” labor rates and onerous permitting, zoning and planning processes and fees add to the bottom line.