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Booking the least expensive rooms through Expedia in mid-January, I wound up paying $861.17 a night at the Armani; $746.75 at the Bulgari Hotel; and an average of $342.09 at the comparatively budget-friendly Maison Moschino, another designer hotel in Milan that opened in 2010.

The more profound questions for the Olympic legacy, aside from whether Sport England can effect a genuine shift in the nation's sport habits with its comparatively meagre budget, come as a result of the further cuts to local authority budgets that will inevitably lead to pressure on faciltiies and community sport programmes.

Arsene Wenger also showed what a cosmopolitan approach can achieve even with a comparatively restricted budget.

"This collection has been assembled on a comparatively modest budget," he said.

This is why I find myself suddenly having to magic £10,000, a comparatively small budget, from thin air.

"It is what it is," Ms. Dailey said about the comparatively tiny budget for navigators in her state.

The fourth British contender for best film title is the surprise British box office hit East is East, a comparatively low budget comedy.

The film received favorable reviews but bombed at the box office, bringing in less than "Boys" — a big loss considering the comparatively massive budget of $25 million.

Before he boarded franchises, Trevorrow made the comparatively low budget Safety Not Guaranteed, so let's hope he can bring an indie sensibility to the trilogy.

WASHINGTON, Jan . 3— A great deal is being made by the Democrats in Washington these days about the difference be tween President Nixon's soar ing rhetoric on pollution con trol and his comparatively low budget requests to deal with the problem.

For a month and a half last winter, Mr. Deprit lived in southeastern Spain's Tabernas Desert and photographed the locations where European directors like Mr. Leone filmed their movies, mainly because the desert resembled the American West — dry, rugged, dusty — and because it required a comparatively lower budget.