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They are rather cheap and disposable looking.

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In this regard, many studies have found that energy savings and energy efficiency measures are rather cheap, and might even come at negative costs.

"Ecclesiastical stuff tends to be rather cheap," he says.

Lord Moynihan, also the former chairman of the BOA, said she was "the finest captain of Team GB" and Richard Tracey said the decision not to hold a minute's silence was "rather cheap".

"My dear friend Lady Hatfield is rather cheap," she told the crowd".She turns all the lights out at 10 P.M". This happened when Mrs. Astor was taking a late-night stroll on the grounds of the estate where Lady Hatfield lives.

Although the Kalman filter is a classical solution, Particle Filters represent an alternative for applications with non-Gaussian noise, especially when computational power is rather cheap and sampling rate is slow.

Margaret Thatcher's former sports minister, Richard Tracey, shared that view and told 5 live: "Frankly I think it's rather cheap that they decided not to show any sort of respect for her, because, to be honest, she did really deliver what football is today, particularly with the Taylor report,  and the all-seater stadia.

"Compared to methamphetamine and heroin, K is rather cheap," an anonymous member of the Public Security Bureau in Dongguan told Motherboard in 2013.

Dry shampoo should not be overused too, but it's rather cheap and smells nice.

No cows, no geese, no flocks of sheep, Djibouti's income is rather cheap".