Palestine modified the FITs of solar and wind power into a much cheaper stage in order to expand the production.
On something resembling a cheap stage set with those columns, a presidential seal and a red, white and blue backdrop reminiscent of the Stars and Stripes, the hopefuls appeared on one stage for the only time outside the debates.
It was an act of misdirection worthy of a cheap stage magician, shifting responsibility for economic failure onto those who were barely out of primary school when it happened, a shameless act of divide and rule.
But as constituency after constituency reported, with their quaint ceremony of having all candidates stand together on a cheap stage to hear the vote totals read aloud, the numbers told the same story.
We rented a fog machine and ran it off a generator, then got boxes of smoke bombs and mounted a few par cans (cheap stage lights) to a fence post.
It's cheaper to stage, easier to sell and has some prayer of being telecast.
PRESENTATIONS tend to be cheaper to stage, more informal and flexible for the audience, who can visit them between shows.
Those showcasing "clean" technology, for instance, have been given a boost by the prospect of huge spending on green initiatives promised in official stimulus packages.There has been some talk of moving towards online-only exhibitions, which are much cheaper to stage and have much smaller carbon footprints than their real-world equivalents.
In more recent times, chemical company Showa Denko, which opened an ethylene oxidation plant in Ōita, Japan, in 1997, commercialized a cheaper single-stage conversion of ethylene to acetic acid.
For almost 12 cringeworthy minutes, Eastwood engaged in a clunky, awkward and depressing debate with "Invisible Obama," who viewers were encouraged to believe was sitting on a cheap stool stage left.
