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Even in this awful cheap wig!" One tube later and we were in the heart of swinging London.

A bunch of us were at our mate Ste's house drinking Zeppelin, which is a really awful cheap cider you can only get from bargain booze.

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Everything they need to fuel their obsession for £20 a month – which is an awful lot cheaper than a Pinarello.

"I thought he was going to Bayern Munich yesterday for about £18m and suddenly he become an awful lot cheaper and the chairman came to me and said, 'Look, he's available for around about £8m'.

Polenta, of course, isn't polenta until it's cooked – until then it's just cornmeal (which is a good tip if you're on a budget: cornmeal labelled as such tends to be an awful lot cheaper than anything labelled polenta).

That's an awful lot cheaper than DJI, the market leader, which starts at $800 for 4K, and others in the drone space.

"E-books should be an awful lot cheaper than printed books," says Tim Coates, founder of e-books sales and lending site Bilbary, and a former managing director at WH Smith and Waterstone's.

Today we think continually of those who were great, good, commercially viable, cheap, awful, arcane or just ubiquitous.

As a boy Yates himself was a cinephile (the films of the 30s gave him "an awful lot of cheap story material and a good place to hide"), and though he later wrote the screenplay for William Styron's Lie Down in Darkness (it was never filmed), he would gruffly repeat to his daughters that "movies are for children".