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Travelling cheaply has forced me to be engaged and creative, rather than to throw money at my holidays and hope for the best.

His only connection with it was his marriage to the wife he was trying to dump cheaply.

It was no longer a matter of living cheaply; it was simply that they could not afford to live at all.

Many ordinary household devices that work using electromagnetic fields could be made more cheaply or to work at higher speeds.

You'd be surprised how much can be done, how cheaply, into the average home. '

Indeed, manufacturers make much of their money from the cartridges, not the printer itself, which is often sold cheaply.

Accomplishing all that I could in one day allowed me to operate the business cheaply but not necessarily effectively.

It was a good fishing boat but Mike bought it very cheaply. He moved the boat 100 kilometres or so to a harbour near where he lived.

Being able to handle voice calls cheaply, as just another stream of data, is one of the benefits of building a converged network.

Tinned food might be sold very cheaply, he said, but Italian traditions of cooking would always be preferred.

Though the financial crisis offers opportunities for snapping up companies cheaply, "price is not the only consideration" .

Since the money was relatively small, it was imperative to create interest in co-financing and find ways to cheaply create content.

Just a decade ago, the idea of moving money that quickly and cheaply would have been ridiculous.

Vertical farms are designed to produce a higher volume of food than rooftop farms, but it's not clear if they would do it cheaply.

The boss is bound to question the for the office party, so let's spike his guns by pointing out that he's getting the drinks very cheaply.

First, it hurts our sense of justice: banks that acted irresponsibly are given the means to get away with it cheaply.

And though it may be heartbreaking for former owners to see their homes offloaded cheaply, low prices are good for first-time buyers.

NIA expects to see a new trend of Americans seeking to become educated cheaply over the Internet.

The last piece is to efficiently and cheaply go out to a real mine and place a charge on it.

And all this assumes that hydrogen can be made cheaply and without producing large amounts of carbon emissions.

Worse yet, we discovered that there was no way we could sell the rights to build Holiday Inns as cheaply as we planned.

The technology enabled scientists to sequence every bit of extracted DNA relatively cheaply.

Trade between countries can be profitable for both, even if one of the countries can produce every commodity more cheaply.

There has been a revolution in the ability to distribute and manufacture cheaply through Internet platforms.

This time, credit had been offered even more cheaply and bad debts spread much more broadly across the world financial system.

Hart said he is long puts on the Chinese currency, which he argues are cheaply priced and offer far more upside than downside.

Until last July the public banks had a state guarantee, allowing them to borrow and lend more cheaply than their competitors.

Many hedge funds are pure traders who buy debt cheaply and try to sell it as the price inches up, looking to make a quick buck.

At those rates, Baosteel was able to borrow much more cheaply than it would be able to on the Chinese mainland.

He believes that college should be a golden time for learning, and that students were "foolish" for trading it in so cheaply.

Though recipients of the source code had to be licensed, campus wide licenses were cheaply available to universities.

Indeed, one's chances of making money in the stock market over the long run increases significantly if you buy cheaply.

The important considerations are that it must be carried out cheaply and expeditiously, and a good product must be obtained.

So do state-owned enterprises, which have excess capacity and need to be able to sell goods cheaply abroad.

"They've made good use of modern technology and managed to create massive headlines fairly cheaply, " he said.

Mr Greenspan had faith that banks were prudent enough to make sure they were not lending money cheaply to people who could not pay it back.

Moskowitz said HP may be cheaply valued, but is still unattractive because of the "chronic downside" of its earnings potential.

Also, companies will most likely find another place to manufacture cheaply. But that could take a while.

Stopped being able to sign very elite players really cheaply due to their asking price wrapping and going negative.

BABY ITEMS: Babies grow fast, so clothing (this can be applied to the entire family) and gear can be found cheaply secondhand.

Many of these firms, which tend not to produce ore as cheaply as the "majors" , could go out of business.

That was no problem earlier this decade as lending expanded and credit was cheaply and easily available.

Thanks to a strong sovereign, German banks can continue to issue debt cheaply.

So an investment bank within a commercial bank, the argument runs, will fund more cheaply and pose less of a systemic threat.

As a result, American plants have to be built more cheaply in order to make a profit, and thus typically do not include storage.

Banks are able to issue bonds cheaply with government backing, helping increase lending margins.

The new materials cost around the same as high-end steel, but can be processed as cheaply as plastic.

Stephen King sold the rights to the movie very cheaply out of his friendship with Frank Darabont.

Google's vast and growing computer farms can store information more cheaply than any other firm's.

The money lay in designing desirable handsets, manufacturing them cheaply and distributing them widely.

It wants to charge more, introduce new products and expand access to its services cheaply, through self-service kiosks.

Wireless sensors can be added to a structure much more easily, quickly and cheaply than wired sensors.

In a recession, companies can accelerate organisational change, take share from rivals, acquire resources cheaply and outmanoeuvre rivals.

Pigs provide more dietary protein, more cheaply, to more people than any other animal.

You can then take advantage of the next subscription offer to feed your habit cheaply.

If and when a vaccine or cure for aIDS is found, ChE will certainly be required to produce it in large quantities as cheaply as possible.

After all, central bankers around the world have repeatedly warned over the past year that markets were pricing risky credits too cheaply.

Distressed assets can be bought for a song, talented people hired cheaply and new ideas given an airing.

Telecoms charges have tumbled, allowing workers in far-flung locations to be connected cheaply to customers in the developed world.

Its factories have made so much, so cheaply that they have curbed inflation in many of its trading partners.

You came up for with, also sold compared to others cheaply, others ate any, these white-collars also studied any vigor!

The only problem is American lawyers don't work cheaply, and many companies don't have enough work to keep a full time lawyer busy.

But to do it cheaply and efficiently enough to make the process affordable on a wide scale has been the issue.

To create such a system cheaply, however, requires countries to pool information from their separate ground sensors.

Haier started business in the U. S. more than a decade ago, targeting small products that can be cheaply shipped from China.

It usually means that the borrower will be able to obtain funds more easily and more cheaply because its credit risk has improved.

But if it can be acquired cheaply and pirated, why would anybody pay you for the same service?

The duties are levied against imported goods considered to be unfairly priced more cheaply than in their domestic market.

He was accused of manipulating the price of a stock by illegal means so he could buy it cheaply.

Old rectories used to be seen as draughty and impractical (which is why the Church of England sold them off cheaply).

You can eat like a king very cheaply here and there is an abundance of great and different food available.

Utilities are supposed to let you build one-off applications cheaply and easily from the materials at hand.

Nor will we be able to pick it up cheaply after the bubble bursts.

But a host of other firms have been trying for years to produce small cells cheaply.

One of the biggest challenges for the project is finding a way to produce the stamp to manufacture the pattern quicker and more cheaply.

"Peak oil" , if oil means the traditional sort that comes cheaply out of holes in the ground, probably will arrive soon.

The West India Company was committed to building up the colony -- but wanted to do so as cheaply as possible.

Those who buy good stocks cheaply and hang on for a long time tend to make a lot of money. But it's important to stay disciplined.

It is one of China's more efficient steelmakers, adept at sourcing raw materials cheaply and using superior technology.

China's high-speed rail companies have the advantage of building high-speed rails much more cheaply than their non-Chinese competitors.

To help your lawyer work as efficiently (and cheaply) as possibly, get all your details together.

Mr Howe aims to show that groups of amateurs can often produce better results and do so far more cheaply than professionals.

But for the Laotian government, such generosity would not come cheaply.

While this can be a legitimate and useful service, much of it can be obtained more cheaply.

For the time being, the credit agencies continue to give French sovereign debt a top rating, enabling it to borrow cheaply.

But advances in technology enabled sugar to be spun, aerated, softened and flavored in new ways, and sold cheaply.

They are getting more adept all the time, and before too long will be able to do cheaply and easily many tasks that human workers do now.

For as long as the idea of intellectual property or branding has existed, counterfeiters have schemed to cheaply mimic products for profit.

Fake drugs are often sold more cheaply, appealing to poor people for whom cost is a huge barrier to the healthcare they need.

Japan's long-standing near-zero policy rate means that firms can borrow cheaply from banks, putting off the need for reform.

If prices rise, and products can be made more cheaply elsewhere (to the same or better specification), Nike will move production.

Methane, too, a potent greenhouse gas, can be cheaply captured in places like dairy farms and landfills and burned for energy.

Airplay could become a standard if it is broadly and cheaply licensed.

Clearly at some point in the 1960s the big publishing houses started to ask: how cheaply can we make books before people refuse to buy them?

The fact that coal is so plentiful and cheaply mined presents another hurdle.

A new microbe engineering trick could potentially make butanol, a promising biofuel, so cheaply that it could compete with ethanol.

They were too cantankerous to fly as often or as inexpensively as planned, so the hope of doing things more cheaply in space evaporated.

because many countries with low labour costs can produce clothing more cheaply than the british can.

When cheap and plentiful gas replaces coal in electricity generation, it often reduces emissions much more cheaply than renewables can.

Other things being equal, a post-offering leap in the share price would prove that AIA had been sold cheaply.

Weak market conditions ordinarily might push a company and its underwriters to sell their shares more cheaply.

It suggests that texting can cheaply and effectively support intensive therapy among teenagers, who often demonstrate poor compliance.

Don't you see what I'm getting at? If we shared a flat we could each live much more cheaply .

Across the continent banks are finding it hard to refinance their own debts cheaply (see article).

Sovereign-debt managers in rich countries used to focus on borrowing as cheaply as possible.

Unlike heroin, cocaine or marijuana, meth can be made cheaply and quickly by combining legal household materials.

And for the strongest firms the downturn offers opportunities to snap up prime assets cheaply.

For banks that have resisted the temptations of the boom, this looks like a golden chance to snap up rivals cheaply.

Central banks hold most of their foreign-exchange reserves in dollars, a boon for America that has allowed it to issue debt more cheaply.

These things were cheaply and readily available here, and would have taken up valuable space in a suitcase.

And the rag trade is as footloose as its customers are fickle. It goes wherever clothes can be made cheaply and reliably.

Why not consume more than you earn if you can borrow cheaply using your constantly rising wealth as the asset to borrow against?

Borrowing cheaply in dollars was especially attractive given the investment opportunities in frothy emerging markets.

Redbox, which rents films cheaply from self-service kiosks, has been adding machines at the rate of more than 500 per month.

The Institute has collected many samples that are as yet unclassified and DNA barcoding lets non-experts help classify these cheaply.

If you're able to access space cheaply and safely, there are a lot of applications that will flow back.

Fortunately the way to make a startup recession-proof is to do exactly what you should do anyway: run it as cheaply as possible.

Frankly, a person can fly across the Pacific almost as cheaply as a bathtub can, " says Dan. "

Follower countries can just borrow the latest technology cheaply without having to bear the costs of research, invention and development.

They turned their eyes to the millions of tons of rice straw and chicken feathers that are widely and cheaply available worldwide.

But the wireless glasses need to be charged and the wired version can be produced more cheaply.

After much thought she could see only one way out: to sell herself cheaply.

So is Britain but it has benefited from being non-euro haven and can still borrow very cheaply.

Blogs can help businesses communicate internally more effectively and cheaply than e-mail and workflow management software.

The immigrants were escaping poverty at home and looking for land, which they were able to buy cheaply from Yankee farmers.

The booming plastics industry made it possible to cheaply sell realistic masks, noses, fangs and props.

What is more important, information superhighways can carry great amounts of information around the country quickly and cheaply.

DEM hillshades. With LiDAR the ability to produce high-resolution datasets quickly and relatively cheaply can be an advantage.

Efforts are under way to ensure governments can borrow cheaply, known as "financial repression" .

Conclusion Manna can be use as adjuvant in limbs fracture in clinical, and it was briefly, safely and cheaply.

Indeed, moving goods by water is the only way to carry large cargoes long distances cheaply and thus turn a profit.

The method can cheaply, simply and conveniently position underwater target sound sources, and has great practical value.

You'd be hard put to it to make it more cheaply.

Google Earth has given scientists a way to scout terrain and cheaply reconnoiter habitats likely to produce new finds.

Crowdsourcing is changing some industries: the phenomenon is a threat to organisations that sell what the crowd will do much more cheaply.

Heart patients in a Beijing hospital. New generic drugs could treat such ailments more cheaply.

Such greenhouses could be used to grow fruit, vegetables and flowers cheaply.

The worry is that the growth of two low-priced alternatives will persuade couch potatoes that films can be had cheaply.

This would have serious costs for America, as our ability to finance our budget and trade deficits cheaply would disappear.

That explains why American and German yields are so low right now and their governments can still borrow cheaply.

As Orwell said, "There is always some cheaply pleasant thing to tempt you. "

Supermarkets, with their buying power, can sell beer far more cheaply than the pub round the corner.

Cancer pain can be relieved, cheaply and effectively, in nearly all patients.

They include being able to borrow cheaply.

The first is haste, where the intent is to take short-cuts and do this SOA stuff quickly and cheaply.

Banks capture these by being able to borrow cheaply, because of their implicit state guarantee.

Overseas travel can be expensive. But there are ways of visiting Britain cheaply! We hope that the following will give you some good ideas.

But what size and shape of nanoparticles is most effective and can be produced cheaply?

But mostly he lived cheaply and was happy to be supported principally by others - by me for example.

It is deficient in the essential amino acid methionine, but methionine can be added cheaply to animal feed.

Confronted with accelerating cycles of consumption, manufacturers face new pressures to produce more, faster, and more cheaply.

Wright wanted to design houses that could be built cheaply using inexpensive materials.

Among the DVD's many assets is that it's very small, you can stick it in the mailer, and post it cheaply.

"Too big to fail" policies mean that the large banks can raise money more cheaply because everyone knows they are safe counterparties.

Sinclair's big picture was to produce in bulk and to sell cheaply so that everyone could afford electronic goods.

Other countries have great rivers, which turn turbines and generate electricity more easily and cheaply.

People spendmoney to have ease and convenience. If you're willing to sacrifice thosethings, you can travel, or live, very cheaply.

Self- twist spinning produces yarns more cheaply than ring spinning and considerably faster with less labor.

The internet also allows companies to exploit network effects to attract and retain users very quickly and cheaply.

Engineers could cram a lot more circuits onto a diamond-based micro-chip--if they could perfect a way of making pure crystals cheaply.

The bid prompted complaints from rivals, who said the Chinese were price dumping because it was impossible to build so cheaply.

Getting things quickly and cheaply to customers can be expensive.

As well, jobs that were previously done by poor peasants could now be done even more cheaply by machinery.

That means filling a client's order swiftly and cheaply, by matching trades with other clients' or trading on exchanges.

And all insist on that paltry eternity provided us cheaply by the hearts of those who loved us.

Beta can be captured cheaply by investment funds that replicate an index.

He seems to think he can buy me over very cheaply.

He seems to think he can buy us over very cheaply.

The answer to that question, in the main, is quickly and cheaply.

The film is anchored to the ground, and the pressure holds it up very cheaply.

But Henry Ford made it possible for ordinary people to go from place to place easily and cheaply.

By dealing with farmers' co-operatives instead of middlemen, the company can both pay farmers more and get raw nuts more cheaply.

And how is, say, a music company to recover its investments when people can cheaply copy and distribute the products?

First, because sunlight is a diffuse energy source, they need to spread out over a large area as cheaply as possible.

They are also under pressure to provide more drugs and vaccines for free, or extremely cheaply, to the developing world.

It could reduce the "haircuts" it subtracts from the market value of collateral, allowing banks to borrow more cheaply.

Using innovation means developing technologies and food or medicine delivery methods cheaply and quickly, according to the report.

The solution, Berkshire investors say, may lie with Buffett's core skill: buying companies cheaply.

MyBO also let the campaign reach its most passionate supporters cheaply and effectively.

beginning of the 11th century, books could be produced more quickly and cheaply.

Will these banks spoil the market for real private sector banks by lending too much and too cheaply?

He seems to think he can buy us over cheaply.

That means an OCN engine can be built more cheaply with fewer components.

They definitely have learned how to think innovatively to solve problems cheaply, efficiently, and elegantly.

Apple has already developed tiered pricing, selling older iPhones more cheaply.

Banks' other activities would lose the implicit guarantee that lets them borrow cheaply.

The standard of living was high and foreign luxuries could be imported cheaply.

It lets banks profit by borrowing cheaply in the short term and extending longer-term credit for higher yields.

Example: We need a viable program for training young, unskilled workers quickly and cheaply.

Why are iodine deficiency disorders, so easily and cheaply prevented, on the rise in the African Region?

But the real disappointment for Yahoo shareholders is that the company threw away its trump card so cheaply.

They have provided expert evidence in claims that floats were sold too cheaply or allocated to the wrong investors.

Papers are also courting small local businesses with technology that allows them to design their own ads cheaply.

Industry is less thrilled about losing nuclear, which provides 23% of Germany's electricity reliably and cheaply.

When printing was developed greatly the 11th century, books could be produced more quickly and cheaply.

A simpler approach is to build smaller satellites that can be assembled quickly and cheaply.

but make it cheaply enough that everyone could afford it.

In a handful of situations, we get lucky and achieve the goal more cheaply.

And not at all costs, but efficiently and cheaply.

Photocopier (or copier) is a machine that makes paper copies of documents and other visual images quickly and cheaply.

Over the past few years trading has increasingly moved to new exchanges that allow transactions to happen more rapidly and more cheaply.

Yet recent censuses in Asia have proven that even the most mammoth old-fashioned headcounts can be done cheaply.

Clearly at some point in the 1960s the big publishinghouses started to ask: how cheaply can we make books before peoplerefuse to buy them?

The kiln sat there until it was realized that they could cheaply fire silver filters.

Some may subsequently have bought the bonds they needed more cheaply elsewhere.

Ireland's prudence in debt management has not come cheaply.

Nonetheless, her ability to live cheaply gives her more freedom to do what she wants to do.

Americans could live their dream by borrowing from the banks and buying cheaply from China.

Most governments can now borrow cheaply on financial markets. So is the ADB still needed?

We found one tote bag at Target that would've worked but it was $25 and made cheaply in China.

The latter, in turn, no longer need to make goods, since ants supply them so cheaply.

You can get there just as cheaply by air as by train.

The study was a phase-1 trial that showed plant-grown cancer vaccines were safe for patients and could be produced quickly and cheaply.

The belief in the implicit government guarantee allowed the pair to borrow cheaply.

Mr Kraft is also dubious about the idea that smaller, shorter games can be developed more cheaply.

Moreover, GMAC can borrow more cheaply than Ford's wholly owned finance arm, Ford Credit.

Their advancements have been about how to design and fabricate that intricate structure cheaply.

Sex can be marketed more cheaply, safely and efficiently on the web than the street corner.

Even when supply is ample, cheaply financed inventories can absorb the slack.

This allows America to borrow cheaply from the rest of the world.

Locals said that the personnel from these camps were forcing them to sell off their land very cheaply.

The scientists say an antibody profile can yield results faster and more cheaply and be performed in the field with minimal training.

With oil flowing cheaply again, the industry swiftly collapsed.

Markets for specialist providers like eLance or OnForce allow entrepreneurs to find specialists quickly and cheaply.

Chinese cities are dotted with pharmacies where you can self-medicate cheaply.

For solar panels, it most often happens by procuring raw materials more cheaply.

It distributes products more equitably and cheaply than any big company can.

Every voice can be heard cheaply and instantly.

Many tasks are peripheral to a firm's core business and can be done better and more cheaply by specialists.

Our older cities were not designed for motor traffic and cannot easily and cheaply be adapted.

Price differs , cannot afford well, go ahead cheaply ". "

The country has to import most of its raw materials, however, so it cannot produce goods cheaply.

The result was cheaply produced batteries of inconsistent quality.

The availability of less expensive and more scalable hardware means exchanges can add capacity more cheaply.

The leaders were high risk, 'had weak balance sheets and had traded very cheaply.

The guarantees allow them to borrow more cheaply than would otherwise be possible.

Such vaccine can be mass-produced cheaply.

An organic garden (or farm) does not come cheaply.

The US is specialising in tasks not easily carried out remotely and importing more routine tasks that can be performed more cheaply abroad.

Asian investors have been attracted by the claims that they can trade more cheaply while moving the market less.

It pays a country to specialize even if it can produce everything cheaply.

This allows companies to seize the opportunity to borrow cheaply.

On the one hand, that's all right: by building things so cheaply and lightly, we use fewer of the world's resources.

It helps other organisations do dull things more quickly and cheaply.

We'll do this cheaply by just serializing the guess arrays and passing them along with each guess.

When the most critical of these are performed better or more cheaply, competitive advantage is created.

They will make profits in the long run although they sell their products cheaply now.

Methane from landfills accounts for only about 4% of greenhouse gases, but it can be dealt with relatively cheaply and easily.

A SOA initiative is founded on the promise of delivering business value more quickly and more cheaply than before.

the aim was simply to raise enrolment rates as quickly and cheaply as possible.