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cost-effectively #1 (permalink) Mon Sep 27, 2010 18:14 pm   cost-effectively		  
What does "cost-effectively" mean?
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cost-effectively #2 (permalink) Mon Sep 27, 2010 22:13 pm   cost-effectively		  
It means "affordably." "Accomplishing a goal with no excessive expenses."
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