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bang for the buck

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bang for the buck
value in exchange for money or effort. This is a great little red wine that gives you plenty of bang for the buck.
Usage notes: often used with more, bigger, and other adjectives: For most users, these new computers provide more bang for the buck.
Etymology: based on the slang meaning of bang (= excitement ) and buck (= money)
See also: bang, buck
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Or sites will have to offer advertisers more bang for the buck, somewhere between newspapers and direct mail, where advertisers see quick results in real sales.
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Options deliver great bang for the buck and include GM's StabiliTrak stability control system, OnStar, XM Satellite Radio, a Bose sound system, and a host of safety features.
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But at a certain point cleaning tip China's and India's air will give us more bang for the buck.
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