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This sort of connectivity will expand dramatically as microscopic communications devices become dirt-cheap and multiply.

"We think they're dirt cheap at the moment, " he said.

The answer is simple: We had gotten stuck thinking that storage was expensive, when in fact it had become dirt cheap.

Thanks to years of price wars between Indonesia's three major telecommunications companies, mobile contracts in the country are dirt-cheap.

There had just been a crash, and prices were dirt cheap.

Scouts, for instance, are dirt cheap , super fast, and have virtually no weapons but a great line of sight.

A: Let's go shopping. It's the end of the season. All the stores are having big sales. Everything is dirt cheap.

My suggestion is dead easy and dirt cheap: get rid of the whole thing and replace it with nothing at all.

Some examples of this are credit card companies, loan companies, and employers looking for dirt cheap labor.

But I was the sole bidder for this bag and got it dirt-cheap .

Berkshire is reportedly taking advantage of record low rates and issuing bonds to raise dirt-cheap capital.

Their house was a real bargain, dirt cheap.

Teacher: Well, it's good. Everything is dirt cheap. Especially DVDs and books, and there're lots of places to hang around.

If the problem is ear deformity, Sony's over-ear, around-ear or headband-style earphones are dirt cheap and sound surprisingly good.

Of course US$5, 000 is still a lot of money, but compared to the usual price for a Mercedes, this is dirt cheap.

You would be foolish to turn down the offer. At that price, it's dirt cheap.

The insurance he bought on securities backed by subprime mortgages was selling at dirt-cheap prices.

To be dirt cheap means that something is as cheap as dirt. This describes something that is much cheaper than expected.

They will help prick a bubble and raise dirt cheap capital, which should keep the state and foreign investors happy respectively.

But Larson believes that Berkshire's collection of more than 70 businesses, dominated by insurance, is dirt-cheap.

Thanks to geothermal power Iceland gets its electricity and hot water dirt cheap.

Perhaps it is too late because China now has a copy of everything at dirt cheap rates thanks to the US and West.

Darkies ! Why, their pay would break us, and convicts are dirt cheap we just. . .

I lead a life of crime. Dirty deeds done dirt cheap! Dirty deeds, and they're done dirt cheap!

That new shop in the high street is selling pocket calculators dirt cheap.

Wow, I'm amazed at that new store, I got a cart full of things dirt-cheap .

Even that isn't dirt cheap, given consensus earnings estimates of about 52 cents a share next year.

This car sold for about $10, 000 in its day. Sounds dirt cheap but that was about the price of a Rolls-Royce in 1956.

Pirated Windows-compatible software is widely available in China dirt-cheap, while even legitimate Mac software is hard to find.

Despite what people think, not all of Asia is "dirt-cheap" .

In the mid-1990s, house prices were dirt cheap by long-term measures.

Dirty deeds done dirt cheap!

You can buy a pack of pencils dirt cheap .

You bought this watch only for 30 dollars? It's dirt cheap.

He got that used pick-up dirt-cheap.

I'm worried about the quality of this product because it's dirt cheap.

For example, if you expected to pay US$30, 000 for a Mercedes Benz and you bought one for US$5, 000, you could say it's dirt cheap.

Dirty deeds, and they're done dirt cheap!

I picked these shoes up dirt cheap. I am a lucky girl.

Convicts are dirt cheap , and if we just give Gallagher a free hand, he can. . .

In China, people are dirt cheap.

But, after decades of dirt-cheap fuels, energy efficiency remains unloved: 10m homes in the UK have unlagged lofts, for example.

I'm going to buy this apartment because it's dirt cheap.

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