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A Steal

A Steal - a good price; a good deal

The house was a steal. I got the house at a very good price.
The book was a steal. I got the book online.
The tickets for the football game was a steal.
My new car was a steal. I got my new car at a very good price.
The laptop was a steal. I bought it at a the new store up the street.
I am so happy. The shoes I got was a real steal.

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