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(61) Sharing your address is a small price to pay for free access.

(62) Netscape hooked millions of web surfers on Navigator by letting them have it for free.

(63) Limited government makes virtue possible by creating a framework for free action.

(64) If you survive all that, Saturday, February 15, is a terrific day for free entertainment.

(65) Some companies have an arrangement for free courses of this kind.

(66) Kids always get to shoot air guns, draw bows and fire arrows, and catch fish for free.

(67) He campaigned for free education, and for the introduction into Britain of the metric system.

(68) I got a lot of stuff for free, a lot of people helped.

(69) The coupons can be redeemed for free books, rooms at local inns or land.

(70) As a first attempt it really shines, and for free it must be worth getting hold of.

(71) We began detailed evaluation of the potential for free range chickens two years ago.

(72) Read in studio A glider pilot is trying to popularise a new aerial sport by taking people for free rides.

(73) You can look like a slob for free, I figure.

(74) She tells me that the Mum has applied for free meals but should really pay back the money owed.

(75) Gary told me he could do the ad for free.

(76) And the good news is you can download the pick of the crop, for free.

(77) Jack was convinced that the uninvited visitor was a light-fingered local looking for free coal.

(78) Farmers are looking for free drainage schemes and for ways of selling their land to us.

(79) It is difficult to gauge how far the internet might become a vehicle for free information.

(80) Status: Regional grouping for free trade between member countries and for promotion of wider free trade co-operation.

(81) True, many journalists attend press receptions and lunches for free food and to see colleagues.

(82) What is essential for free fall is that the capsule is not powered and that the atmospheric drag is negligibly small.

(83) Political power could create the institutional framework necessary for free criticism, including things like laboratories, periodicals and congresses.

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(84) More than 75 percent of students under the age of eighteen qualify for free school lunches.

(85) In return for free accommodation and a lot of my attention, they helped me get up and go to bed.

(86) Instead, the friendly green thumbs at Tucson Botanical Gardens choose to throw open their gates for free.

(87) Minors could not qualify for free shares under the terms of the recent Abbey conversion to a public limited company.

(88) If you'd like to try these wines for free, now's your chance.

(89) We pretended to be students and got into the club for free.

(90) Fairly soon, the group will be divided up into pairs for free sparring.