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Both Democrats and Republicans must think harder about how to provide better and more economical care to dual-eligibles.

Using portable gas chromatographs, a.k.a. a person's nose, is a faster, more economical way to screen the seafood.

Dutifully, she throws into the mix a more economical TopShop jacket or a pair of Converse.

Many, well qualified to judge, were satisfied that it would prove more economical than steam locomotion.

We have substituted mind for physical force, and the question is, which is the more economical?

It is more economical for the tree to make an entirely new set of leaves each year than to protect the old ones.

Metal tip guides cost more than the old-style manila guide stock, but in the end are more economical.

The finer the flower-heads are pulverized the more effectually the powder acts and the more economical in its use.