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He argued that such costs were cheap in the long run because failing to treat sick patients in a timely fashion would only mean heftier bills later on if the ailments became chronic.
Raw materials were cheap in the 1990s, but in the years ahead the rise of China and other emerging economies will place increasing pressure on world supplies of oil, copper and so on, no matter what the next president does.
The problem with this strategy was that it was premised on the notion that property values overseas were cheap in comparison to those in Japan.
One of the principals, Scott Bedford, believes tech stocks are almost as crazily overvalued as they were cheap in 2001-02.
Those useful objects were cheap in part because Woolworth's scoured the world for sweated labor.
Sure, they were cheap in the market of Otavalo, but I just couldn't stomach using that much plastic.
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Things were cheaper in stores.
6. Patients complained about the high prices for medications that were cheaper in many countries.
The stamped envelopes were cheaper in terms of cost per returned item (£1.20) than the pre-paid envelopes (£1.67).
Words are cheap in Russia these days.
The currency is cheap in yen.
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