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Rent was ultimately cheaper, too.

This is ultimately cheaper for banks than foreclosure (1), but more importantly keeps families and family businesses in their homes.

But what most irks Mr. Gates is the suggestion that using Linux is ultimately cheaper than Windows.

But a new process developed by MIT researchers could change all that and produce stronger (and ultimately cheaper) steel.

This, he says, is ultimately cheaper for graduates than having to bail out their parents later should they run out of retirement money.

Foods that are good for our health and the climate — vegetables, fruits, pulses, nuts, legumes — should be more freely available, more appealing, more visible and, ultimately, cheaper.

It's about payback and, ultimately, cheap emotional gratification.

Unfortunately, this approach precludes any truly searching exploration of the psychological implications of such a traumatic historical event, and can result in a game of invert-the-reference — the celebration of Voodoo mass, slaves being referred to as "wiggers" — making for uncomfortable but ultimately cheap laughs.

Systemically addressing management issues is the quickest and ultimately cheapest path to reducing catastrophic failure.

The internal combustion engine as we know it has been tweaked and improved, and has proven to be highly reliable, very safe and ultimately cheap to make.

She also argued on CNN in August that the Medicare for All plan could ultimately be cheaper than the country's current health-care system.