Yes, of course.

Actually, computationally, it would be impossible to create.

Each electoral district is calculated to contain roughly 140,000 residents.

10 times as much is too much!

It's expensive.

expensive, good

Expensive, too.

But it's not cheap. How much?

Expensive, huh?

Expensive, eh?

How much is this?

Could they give us any experience of information they have about computer software they believe should be used in such a system?

Justice is expensive.

It's expensive though.

Cars are expensive.

They're expensive.

Fish is expensive.

Meat is expensive.

Dental care is expensive.

Textbooks are expensive.

Ferraris are expensive.

Silk is expensive.

Hugely expensive capital costs.

Wars are expensive.

Or, perhaps, in two or three large places.

You know, lawyers cost money.

Lawyers are expensive.

That costs a lot.

What'll it cost!

The land is expensive, labor is expensive, and water is very expensive because we import the water from a great distance so it makes a very, very difficult to compete.

Which works mathematically, but it just doesn't seem God like to me.

Mathematically, everything's good. But it seems completely improbable to me.

He currently holds the record for the most time spent in space.

In this regard, the Commission used constructed normal value.

In the absence of any other reasonable method, constructed normal value was used.

It's expensive so expensive that very few people could own or use it.

It was therefore considered more appropriate to construct normal value.

Therefore, normal value was constructed as set out in recital 71.

This is not expensive.

It's too expensive!

It's too expensive.

This is too expensive!

It is too expensive.

It is hugely expensive.

This will be surprisingly costly.