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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cost real" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of a tangible or actual cost, but the structure is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "The project has a cost that is real and must be accounted for in the budget."
Alternatives: "an actual cost" or "a tangible cost."
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When minorities acquire new rights or benefits, it comes at a cost, real or perceived, for established white voters.
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A last-minute penalty for a questionable handball cost Real Sociedad their first away win of the season, at Levante.
The system relies on a low cost real-time sensor, which can simultaneously acquire a pair of depth and color images of the scene.
Yet a mistake by Redondo, who sold himself in the tackle to let Claudio Lopez through, might have cost Real a goal in the 17th minute.
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There are a lot of items that cost real money in Kim Kardashian: Hollywood.
They represent a cost in real resources.
"Where a cost is real and justified, we will sit down [with a supplier] and discuss how we can offset it," he said.
These cost real money.
Therefore, this work proposes a very low cost real-time virtual instrument system which is based on Arduino Uno and Excel.
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