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Lockdowns require fewer corrections officers and are therefore cheaper to run.

Its equity should be safer as a result, and therefore cheaper.

The locations of ground features are then determined in relation to these triangles by less accurate and therefore cheaper methods.

Whatever you think of the gender politics, surely it would be easier, and therefore cheaper, for Tesco to do likewise.

Second, solutions are bound to present themselves: "Technological fixes are often far simpler, and therefore cheaper, than the doomsayers could have imagined".

Furthermore, with the advent of a temporary, moveable, plastic (yet surprisingly true) wicket, a cricket field is now far easier (and therefore cheaper) to create.

The drugs are now off-patent and therefore cheap.

Impressionists are easy, say the painters, and therefore cheap.

The drugs then became old and therefore cheap, which made the market unattractive.

A: Basically because it was the most direct (and therefore, cheapest) route.

Coal is plentiful and therefore cheap, which helps to explain why Australia is prosperous.