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Even local chickens were more expensive than in the summer, Smirnova and another woman at the counter complained.

The more expensive it becomes, the better it must be, which in turn makes it more desirable.

It turns out that raising him at home turned out to be far more expensive for us than institutionalizing him would have been.

For platinum, gold, or other more generous plans, the premiums (or amount you pay up front) will be more expensive.

That's more expensive than India's mission to Mars, which was successfully completed Wednesday at a cost of just $74 million.

Play-writing is a luxury to a journalist, as insidious as golf and much more expensive in time and money.

Lodgings in Paris are infinitely more expensive than in London, and with not one-half the comfort.

They might be worked by steam engines; but steam engines are much more expensive than wind mills.

The more expensive the article to be sold, the more is required from the saleswoman.

An admirable process, but more expensive than the preceding.