81.   Then, when the border with China opened, Chinese traders rushed in to fill the vacuum, at cheaper prices.

82.   They do that in part by selling bonds they had been holding in their inventory and offering them at a cheaper price.

83.   They hope to buy back the shares at a cheaper price for return to the brokers, keeping the difference as profit.

84.   They hope to buy back the shares at a cheaper price for return to the brokers.

85.   They want more products, cheaper prices and a competitive marketplace.

86.   This year they began distinguishing more closely between grades and negotiating cheaper prices with the producers of lower-quality coal.

87.   This is ground zero for Japanese tourists, who flock to buy Prada, Gucci and Chanel at prices cheaper than in Tokyo.

88.   Those people sold those shares on the hope of buying them back later at cheaper prices and profiting from the difference.

89.   Tour packages are available from travel agents who include air fare and a resort hotel at a much cheaper price than is possible trying to book directly.

90.   Traders with short positions are speculating that prices will fall, enabling them to buy contracts back at cheaper prices and profit from the difference.