European efforts to do NATO defence on the cheap, relying too much on American help, have caused irritation for years.
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Sandwiched between tire shops and clothing wholesalers, their concrete facades are freshly painted in purples, pinks and charcoals — giving the area the feeling of a discount bohemian frontier, where idiosyncratic experiments in art and commerce are possible because of cheap rents, too much space and plenty of parking.
In addition, artificially cheap capital caused too much investment in unprofitable ventures.
The Kinseys wear bad wigs, cheap jewelry and too much makeup.
And make them cheaper, $80 is too much.
