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Transactions don't come cheap, but since we were much richer in 1970 than in 1870, all this spending seems to have been worth it.

Amanda: How much does this job pay? Are you going to be working your tail off? Electronic guitars don't come cheap.

Critics said if the measures were to do any good for jobs, they would not come cheap.

All this doesn't come cheap and it is an expenses to us, well I'll leave those math calculation to you guys.

The construction, research and ongoing conservation programs do not come cheap.

New drugs, for example, are prescribed a year or two earlier in America than in Europe, and do not come cheap.

Artificial trees to suck CO2 out of the air are safe. . . but they don't come cheap.

As for the designer handbags, they're set to be auctioned online. But they won't come cheap.

One response to high manpower costs is to rely on technology. But that does not come cheap.

Instead they hired two investment banks, which does not come cheap, to assess his ideas and then took them to the board.

200 a time, just for the fish eggs, looking good does not come cheap.

To accomplish this, they need the support of the wealthy because political campaigns don't come cheap.

But grass-roots movements do not come cheap.

Such advice doesn't come cheap and SIFMA is discussing dipping into its reserves to cover some of the costs, according to one memo.

Violins like this don't come cheap.

Training Halls do not come cheap but in matters of life and death one does not want to pinch pennies.

The policy didn't come cheap, as governments world-wide poured around $1 trillion into the system.

But given the numbers involved even basic provision will not come cheap.

People come cheap and many countries lack the necessary laws to target traffickers, or they are not properly enforced.

"Good journalism does not come cheap, " he says.

Wow. Hey, little girl. I'll spin and spring. I don't come cheap when the kisses come free. 'Cause what's expected. . .

Smart meters and other gear needed to make grids more intelligent will not come cheap.

Attracting cash online does not come cheap.

Neither player will come cheap and the Italians are keen to operate on a tight budget.

Costs of doing so come cheap when measured against an overall advertising.

That was understood. A special Act of Congress does not come cheap.

Rewiring Wall Street does not come cheap.

I must warn you, we do not come cheap.

But home 3D will not come cheap. Upgrading a computer using Nvidia's system will cost about $600, with glasses priced about $200 apiece.

Feeding over a billion people won't come cheap.

Like many other good things, good bamboo bike frames don't come cheap.

But with each only containing between eight and ten puffs, the experience doesn't come cheap.

Paradise does not come cheap.

The biggest bra does not come cheap.

Two new state capitals will not come cheap.

And good numbers don't come cheap. Britain's next decennial census alone will cost £ 500m ($980m), America's $12 billion.

We have a nice time here. But remember: carnivals come cheap. What matters is the day after.

Those benefits don't come cheap, however.

But that does not come cheap.

So many varieties of delicious fruit! But they don't come cheap.

FOOTIE idols Chelsea yesterday launched their new away strip for next season and it doesn't come cheap.

Good jobs don't come cheap. You've gotta pay a price.

Mr. Bale doesn't come cheap, but is an investment that is sure to pay off, says Zhang Weiping.

Houses like that don't come cheap.

Sofas like that don't come cheap.

The new leader didn't come cheap.

I'm glad I didn't come cheap.

'He (the groom and his family) will get the idea that I come cheap because they didn't have to lavish a big ceremony for my sake. '

The girls come easy and the drugs come cheap