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Again, thin bbls and ceap ammo and not enough pratice is most of our problems with poor accuracy.
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Again, thin bbls and ceap ammo and not enough pratice is most of our problems with poor accuracy.
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So to be ceap and save 50 bucks, I installed that crap.
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If he absconded and avoided the ordeal, the _borh_ was obliged to pay the _ceap-gyld_ or monetary value of the article stolen to the accuser and the fine to the lord.
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It derives from the Latin word caupo, or tradesman; evolved into the noun ceap (a trade) in Old English; and came to be used in Middle English mostly in the phrase "good chepe," meaning "good bargain" or "good price."
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