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Individual interventions are comparatively cheap when compared with other public health "best buys": the cost per death or injury avoided by using speed bumps at high-risk junctions in sub-Saharan Africa is around $7-$7-$10epandting cars and pedestrians in south Asia with a fence can cost as little as $135.

House prices are comparatively cheap.

While here they are comparatively cheap.

Unemployment benefits are comparatively cheap, at £5.3 billion.

All are roughly league-average players, but they are comparatively cheap -- Chandler, for instance, is making just $2.1 million this season, although he was due for a raise next year.

But maybe you can settle for stocks that are comparatively cheap.

Media coverage is comparatively cheap, and the state is small, allowing door-to-door campaigning.

After all, bringing buyers and sellers together online and taking a small cut of their transaction is comparatively cheap and infinitely scalable.

Last .fmstreaming subscriptions were comparatively cheap, costing £3 per month for unlimited streaming of any of its catalogue to any compatible device, including mobile phone, tablets and others.

It is comparatively cheap – by military comparisons almost costless – to attempt disruptive attacks, industrial espionage and constant spying on adversaries or friends.

Against that, the PlayStation VR, which only requires a £300 PlayStation 4 on top of its own (unannounced) price, is comparatively cheap.