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Of these two books which is the least costly.
When only two things are compared, English uses the comparative degree, not the superlative. With two books you say less costly, not the least costly, because least is used for three or more items.
For two books the comparative fits, so the answer is which is less costly.
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I couldn't control my anger because he came latter than I expected.
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He said that he is angry with us because we did not applaud his speech.
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The BCCI has arranged a grand reception for the cricket team who returned home after winning the Sharja tournament.
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He is used to copy in the examination.
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This rule is of the most universal application.
If the price of a commodity increases by 25%, by what percentage should the consumption be reduced to keep the expenditure the same?