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If it's reading and signing a contract, It's not that expensive to get an attorney to read it over.

You wouldn't be adding additional stress to the grid and it would probably be less expensive in the long-run.

An RF modulator generates a lot of interference, so fitting one stock would require expensive shielding.

The 640KB of memory may have been a very expensive option in 1981, but not impossible.

The sad thing is that their pools go unused for the whole year, they're just expensive water tanks for display.

Because ICE vehicles last decades and they don't have expensive battery packs that need replacing.

We provide businesses with an alternative to expensive and slow law firms through an online marketplace and an all-star virtual lawyer community.

It's not very expensive, but I would like to do hyperparameter optimization which takes a lot more computing power.

They can always fine you it is too expensive to comply, or until you close your offices and end your corporate entity there.

It's all on a schedule, and that schedule puts better and more expensive entertainment at a time when more people will be watching.

It's too challenging or expensive to implement a competitive browser engine from scratch.

If you don't have one, make one, they're not expensive, you can make them same day if necessary at some local print shops.

All this other expensive overhead is gone." But instead the executives choose to invest the company's would-be profits (and a little more) back into the company, in hopes that they will be even bigger later on.