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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cut price" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an item or service that is being sold at a lower price than usual, often as a special offer or promotion. Example: "The store is having a sale on all their summer clothing, offering cut-price deals on shorts, t-shirts, and sandals."
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Cut price?
Any cut price tickets to Uzbekistan on auction?
The gift to the world could become decidedly cut price.
"If In Genk (preamble) is a cut price, In Bruges then surely you'd get a cut price Colin Farrell, who is a cut-price Brad Pitt himself," says Max Brooks.
Then again, what cut price old whore ever plays hard to get?
"Cut price wine deals are killing wine suppliers, too".
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Who buys a cut-price bum rinse?
Cut-price city breaks Fancy a cut-price family trip during half-term?
It's basically a cut-price sauternes.
Cut-price GoogleThe glamour began to fade for Google.
It is handing out cut-price mortgages to civil servants.
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