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• They attract more kids and are a little less expensive.
• Tube fryers are often a little less expensive than their open fry pot counterparts.
• Wooden racks are a little less expensive than brass.
• Boston's Custom House Towers is a little less expensive.
• Similar trees that use nylon nets instead of hard plastic spirals are a little less expensive.
• Although first-run movies are featured, the drive-in is a little less expensive than the walk-up theater.
• It's a little less expensive than the traditional wedding, and you can have a lot better time ."
• Farrell decided instead to lease a 2002 Chevrolet TrailBlazer, a bit smaller than the Expedition, and a little less expensive.
• A little less expensive than a Porsche is the redesigned Saturn SC, an updated three-door coupe for the 2001 model year.
• Part of it is because it's a little less expensive and part of it is because my husband is such a good cook.
• Hitas regulated apartments are generally a little less expensive than those on the free market, depending on the location and date of building.
• "It may be a little less expensive to finance a project right now, but people are worried enough that they're likely to slow down ."
• "After a year of selling it to all three guys who wanted it, " as Matt recalled, the Fikses decided to go for something a little less expensive.
• Most of the wines are sold, like Merus, only through mailing lists, and though high, the prices are actually in the neighborhood of the finest French Bordeaux, even a little less expensive.
• The software route is a little less expensive, but it has a definite downside _ the machine hosting the sharing software has to be running or else the other computer can't get online.
• "It's a little less expensive, you get a little more space and quality of life that you can't afford over the hill-- newcomers are looking for space, a place to ride their bikes, raise their families ."