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EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But don't take this as an excuse to skimp on insurance when you book your hols.
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By keeping prices artificially low, rent control leads both to a shortage of units and to landlords skimping on maintenance.
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By selling his prints he skimped and saved until he could afford his own car.
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Even some provider networks are concerned about the possibility of a cash-strapped provider network skimping on care or shutting down services.
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If competition saves money only by skimping on wages or benefits, for instance, governments should question its value.
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One of the ways to keep a muffin moist is to not skimp on fruit or liquid.
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The process can not be skimped.
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The width had been correctly judged on this occasion; but the gravediggers had skimped on the length.