Drinks came to 22 euros, a nearly budget-busting figure but a tiny price to pay for the hospitality shown to me by utter strangers.
But to have been spared the toxic intensity of the immediate aftermath of each round was miraculous, and going without food a tiny price to pay for such an astonishing dividend.
"If firms pass 25percentt of the wage costs onto their customers, shoppers would spend just seven cents more per shopping trip, or $8.87 per year". That's a tiny price to pay for an initiative that would have a potentially revolutionary impact on the standards of living of millions of Americans and the economic prospects of the nation at large.
For parking so close to the Epicenter of Awesome, that is a tiny price to pay.
The current $35 Pi costs "somewhere in the $20-$20-$30ge" to manufacture, says Upton, indicating there's very little wiggle room for squeezing what is already a tiny price-tag that little bit smaller.
Even if you're not a fan of chess-esque strategy games, for the tiny price you might as well give it a try – if you go online, chances are you'll be the next person beating me, in simple style.
"I managed to sell them at the end of second year for a tiny fraction of the price," she says.
Human investment professionals are now being challenged by "robo-advisers" doing much the same job for a tiny fraction of the price.
The country is one of the biggest and best producers of fakes, including reproductions of expensive foreign watches that sell for a tiny fraction of the price of the real thing.Given China's awful record on the protection of intellectual-property rights, you might expect foreign luxury brands to stay well away.
