And as a reward they will get a miserly two marks, so long as their workings and answer are correct.
But the reality is, we get a miserly one fiction or non-fiction book review each day Monday through Saturday, and on a typical Sunday, an entire "Book Review" section yields a mere pittance of 10.
And, clearly, economic malaise can feed on itself: glum investors turn miserly, consumers get tight, and businessmen balk at risk.
Sure, there's the occasional bad apple who hoards and refuses to give, but for all the attention such miserly types get, they are few and far between.
Today, the average US driver gets only a miserly 20.2mpg from their vehicle.
Defence, transport and the Home Office would get nothing extra for two years, followed by a miserly two per cent growth thereafter.
Two Christie's representatives paid a call on his grandmother and explained that she would get a pension of seven pounds a month, a miserly amount even at the time.
She plays Legrand for a fool, and he's fooled doubly when, forced by his miserly harridan of a wife (Magdelaine Bérubet) to get his paintings out of their apartment, he brings them to Lulu's new place.
This is an example of great comics storytelling and for $17 dollars you get more than your money's worth, you cheap, miserly fuckface.
While that's certainly better than what you're likely to get in a V8 powered model, it's not exactly miserly.
