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This was a popular price and led to tremendous growth throughout the 1980s.

That would help us find our popular price - the most a customer would pay.

Here are some of the season's most popular items - at a most popular price.

The company's stated mission has been to publish innovative, beautifully designed art books at popular prices.

Coffee and light refreshments available at popular prices.

For the Theater Guild, she directed a series of revivals at popular prices.

In some areas, brokers are complaining about a shortage of listings, especially in popular price categories.

He increased the resident band to full symphonic strength and for more than forty years conducted concerts at popular prices.

Mr. Randall has been trying for a decade to establish a permanent acting company that would present the classics at popular prices.

Here are the more popular price models:

"The look of custom-made at popular prices!"

But in the fourth quarter, machines in that popular price range accounted for less than 40 percent of Gateway's shipments.

Graphic designs are readily available at popular prices (the Personal Shopper column, below, tells where to find them).

Despite these numbers, plenty of developers are having success charging far more than 99 , the most popular price point for iPhone apps.

Chicken salad, turkey wraps, popular prices.

There he brought out in rapid succession numerous religious works meant for the use of the lesser clergy at popular prices that insured a wide circulation.

Cohan, Harris and Woods' plan to offer Broadway plays at popular prices north of 125th street seem to pay-off.

The renewed Sadler's Wells would offer, at popular prices, opera, lighter opera, ballet and drama.

With his name nowhere near his clothes, Banana Republic customers could not know that this innovative designer's early work was available to them at popular prices.

John Cort had recently added the York to his chain of playhouses which offered Broadway attractions to audiences at popular prices.

Together, Grove and Manns made the Crystal Palace concerts the principal source of classical music at popular prices.

Popular goods at popular prices like hand-crocheted booties ("to keep toes toasty") from Lillian Vernon, $6.98.

The event, one of three "popular price" (read cheap) shows staged each year by Thalheim Expositions, emblematized the modern metropolis at its purest.

In fact, under their leadership the National Theatre began to thrive for the first time, offering quality performances at popular prices and convenient times for the general public.

The next year, their six Saturday night concerts at Carnegie Hall were supplemented by three "popular price" concerts there on Sunday afternoons.