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Yep. Even around here, people always tried to suggest that ebooks being priced higher than their print counterparts was a rampant problem. It never really was. Beside all the apples-to-oranges comparison (huge sales on print editions vs non-sale-priced ebooks), there was also the "nickel-and-dimers" ($0.99 here or there doesn't really constitute a "price difference" in my opinion).
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