91.   Several dealers said that Apple had recently been holding auctions among distributors and swallowing deep discounts to help reduce inventories.

92.   So he opened the first superstore that sells business supplies from computers to copier paper to printer ribbons at a deep discount.

93.   Still, several economists said the deep discounts that moved merchandise out of the stores could be good for the overall economy.

94.   Strong July sales often are the product of deep discounts, giving retailers smaller profits on what they sell.

95.   Strong July sales often are the result of deep discounts, giving retailers smaller profits on what they sell.

96.   Still, analysts said Airbus undoubtedly had to sell its planes at deep discounts.

97.   Still, analysts said the deep discounts that moved merchandise out of the stores should be good for the overall economy.

98.   That payment allows them to make deep discounts to their international prices.

99.   That makes it far more lucrative to offer a small selection of high-margin goods than to offer everything at deep discounts.

100.   The addition of cafes and the availability of deep discounts, late hours and extensive stock has all but revolutionized bookselling.

a. + discount >>共 334
deep 12.19%
steep 8.45%
big 6.45%
special 3.98%
substantial 2.71%
senior 2.15%
large 2.15%
new 1.99%
huge 1.91%
significant 1.67%
deep + n. >>共 742
breath 6.38%
cut 3.86%
concern 2.26%
division 2.08%
trouble 1.87%
water 1.79%
discount 1.52%
root 1.50%
recession 1.26%
snow 1.14%
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