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Its cheapness, allowing dresses and t-shirts to be sold for as little as a few dollars, has helped make it the most widely used fabric in the world.

The cheapness of Japan's currency has made its stock markets extremely attractive to foreign investors.

From Reuters

Their bodies are made prevalent in food by their cheapness and disposability and concern for beef's environmental footprint has only led to increased consumption of chicken, "but there's no cruelty footprint that's higher."

From Salon

The relative cheapness of European stocks, at least at the start of this year, has also been important.

From Reuters

And when it comes to peacetime uses, the cheapness of balloons makes them a favorite aerial platform for all kinds of uses, serious and idle.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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