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Meanings of come cheap in English

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Usage of come cheap in English
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A slew of products now address the problem-butthey don't come cheap.
Reuters
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Of course all this power and missing door handles doesn't come cheap.
Wired
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They are looking for growth and growth doesn't come cheap, he said.
Reuters
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The Kate Moss look does not come cheap, however, even at Topshop.
The Guardian
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If the appeals fail, an emergency stay won't come cheap for webcasters.
Wired
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Dreams come cheap in Hollywood, because there's a glut on the market.
From hell with love
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I do okay as a fireman, but nice handbags don't come cheap.
Finger lickin' fifteen
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It may be the ultimate get-away-from-it-all destination, but it doesn't come cheap.
The Irish Times
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Of course, at twenty-six thousand dollars and change, each, they hadn't come cheap.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
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Because of the time and amount of labour involved it doesn't come cheap.
The Irish Times
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Renting a home Rental properties don't come cheap in the main Australian cities.
The Irish Times
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Titanium seems to work, but the solution did not come cheap.
Climbing Magazine
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Since the Montessori Place is a private school, such education doesn't come cheap.
The Guardian
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There's also no price yet, but this kind of performance won't come cheap.
News.com.au
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But building the peace in Northern Ireland has not come cheap.
The Irish Times
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It's been wowing visitors for almost 1500 years, so shares don't come cheap.
News.com.au
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