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affordably

[uh-fawrd-uh-blee]

adverb

  1. in a way or to a degree that can be afforded.



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Taskforce chair John Fingleton said: "Our solutions are radical, but necessary. By simplifying regulation, we can maintain or enhance safety standards while finally delivering nuclear capacity safely, quickly, and affordably."

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“Maybe you couldn’t normally gift your friend a pair of Gucci sunglasses, but now you can because you could get it at Buffalo and find it a lot more affordably,” she said.

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Walker said there were a lot of "affordably priced" tours coming up - but with so many artists visiting the UK this summer, fans may be picking and choosing who they pay to go and see.

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They have also promised to create more social housing and subsidies to help low-to-moderate-income earners own and rent more affordably.

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I believe not just in making great episodes, but I believe in making them quickly and affordably.

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