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Meanings of less expensive in English

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Usage of less expensive in English
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The new system requires less expensive feed, less fertiliser, and less work.
Radio NZ
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An effective nuclear deterrent was also less expensive than war, it said.
Reuters
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Those offline often can scarcely afford food, much less expensive data packages.
Wired
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There are also less expensive, scaled-down ways to do family history projects.
Reuters
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It will be extremely simple and considerably less expensive, Mr Cowen said.
The Irish Times
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And: Are there less expensive funds that would do the same job?
Reuters
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Rosenson noted that statins are now available in less expensive generic forms.
Reuters
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The second dining car was less expensive, but only slightly less extravagant.
Samurai
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It can offer investors less expensive alternatives for buying and selling shares.
Reuters
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The current Mars missions have to be much smaller and less expensive.
Wired
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All are, on average, less expensive than driving or flying long distances.
Ebony
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It can provide a rapid, safe, and less expensive alternative to radiography.
Pubmed
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The technique is much faster and less expensive than traditional prosthesis manufacture.
News.com.au
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It's going to be less expensive to go straight to your pharmacy.
Radio NZ
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Nearly 15 percent of respondents said they are eating less expensive foods.
Reuters
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A less expensive means is suggested by the statistics of foreign trade.
Russia
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