KS: Right, but paying for them is ... Paying for it.
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In the real world, paying for food is paying for company.
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Viewers aren't paying for the content; they're paying for a connection.
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Traveling, parking, paying for gas, paying for the tollways that money goes fast.
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Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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"There's paying for access, and then there's paying for a library of games," he said.
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Most podcasts aren't worth paying for, just like most articles on the internet aren't worth paying for.
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It means forcing women to choose between paying for their birth control or paying for their groceries.
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Which is what you're paying for, harking back to my mom's point about paying for the experience.
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Health is a global commodity, whether we're paying for it or someone else is paying for it.
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Mexico paying for the wall is tired and Jeff Bezos paying for everyone to play video games is wired.
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They're paying for it -- they're paying for it by depressing their currency and they're putting a lot of money.
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But you're paying for the convenience, and for us, the time saved in the kitchen was worth paying for.
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"Just because we're not paying for it, we're still paying for it in terms of social cost," she said.
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Everyone be at my crib I'm paying for all of you lot to go Tenerife, I'm paying for everything!
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" -- August 2115 tweet "...We're not paying for the tariffs, China is paying for the tariffs, for the 2115th time.
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Only a few months ago, Rippon said, he had to choose between paying for groceries and paying for ice time.
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"It was scary when I'd have to make a choice between paying for college and paying for insurance," Stephens said.
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And it's the youngest class of ticket-buyers who are paying for it — or, rather, being forbidden from paying for it.
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"If an industry is paying for it or a food company is paying for it, it's reason for skepticism," Nestle said.
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Insulin was so expensive, she said, that her family would sometimes choose between paying for the drug and paying for electricity.
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In fact, in 28 states, paying for one year of child care costs more than paying for one year of college tuition.
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Paying for someone else to chop your produce is like paying for someone to do your math homework: just do it yourself.
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Customers aren't just paying for access to wireless service, they're also paying for access to Comcast's network of 16 million Wi-Fi hotspots.
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But paying for one person is very different than paying for two people, and I hadn't really thought about the increase in expenses.
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It puts our family farm in peril — we will be in big trouble paying for our property taxes, paying for the seed and fertilizers.
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" On the Affordable Care Act's hits and misses: "We needed to do something that moved us from paying for volume to paying for value.
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Giana, 20 College/University: Marist CollegeTuition cost per year: $58,420 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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Colleen, 53 College/University: Pacific UniversityTuition cost per year: $46,000 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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Caroline, 20 College/University: Scripps CollegeTuition cost per year: $74,788 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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Stephanie, 19 College/University: Georgetown UniversityTuition cost per year: $75,000 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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If you're paying for AT&T service and aren't paying for a smartphone installment fee, for example, you can jump right over to another carrier.
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Maybe you're doubling up on services and paying for both Apple Music and Spotify, for example, or paying for news subscriptions you no longer need.
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Anna, 25 College/University: Portland State UniversityTuition cost per year: $10,000 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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The cost of paying for contraception for a year (or even 10 years) is significantly cheaper than paying for prenatal care and subsequent labor and delivery.
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In fact, in 28 states, paying for one year of child care can be more expensive for families than paying for one year of college tuition.
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I don't know, it's like unless you're really paying for premium features or you're paying for advanced sensors, you're using it at a really basic level.
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In fact, in some states, paying for one year of child care can be more expensive for families than paying for one year of college tuition.
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By shrinking the company's regions, GameStop is paying for fewer regional managers (thus lowering the amount of money the company is paying for regional managers overall).
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They pour money into their system, they pour it in and because they do that you're not paying for those tariffs, China's paying for those tariffs.
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"We all need to know that whenever you're not paying for the thing, then you're paying for the thing in a nonmonetary way," Mr. Tien said.
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Who is paying for Trump's tariffs on China Trump blamed "the media" for trying to convince people that Americans are paying for Trump's tariffs on China.
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"When paying for the policy by increasing taxes on households rather than paying for the policy with debt, the policy is not expansionary," the report says.
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"We're not paying for the tariffs; China is paying for the tariffs, for the 212th time," he told reporters in one typical remark on August 18.
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Sex work isn't solely about paying for sexual experiences; it's about paying for a clearly defined relationship where the boundaries and expectations are out on the table.
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When students buy a textbook, they aren't just paying for the binding and the pages; they're paying for the research, editing, production, and distribution of the book.
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Alana, 21 College/University: University of Central FloridaTuition cost per year: About $13,21 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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Basically, Trump is taking paychecks from federal employees at Christmastime to punish Congress for not paying for a wall he swore 500 times Mexico would be paying for.
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Grace, 21 College/University: Michigan Technological UniversityTuition cost per year: $31,000 (out of state) Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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Erin, 21 College/University: University of Texas at El PasoTuition cost per year: $9003,645 Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the number of American households who reported having to choose between paying for food or paying for medicine or medical care.
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In some states, including New York, it's higher: Paying for one year of child care can be as or more expensive than paying for one year of college tuition.
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"The reason Uber could be expensive is because you're not just paying for the car — you're paying for the other dude in the car," Kalanick said in May, 2014.
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Cifuentes was also given between $150,443 to $200,000 a month for expenses, to handle paying for supplies and paying for staffers like farmers, security guards, messengers, drivers and pilots.
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"We must harness the power of Medicare to shift the focus in our healthcare system from paying for procedures and sickness to paying for health and outcomes," he said.
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Consumers have long been agreeable to paying for high-quality desktop software, and as the mobile app ecosystem continues to evolve, paying for quality software on mobile will become the norm.
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And, in response to a joke that had been made about Hyland even paying for her own engagement ring, Adams said that he will be paying for Hyland's future engagement ring.
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Do your work, kids — you're paying for that education!
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SAN FRANCISCO — Paying for things online can be cumbersome.
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And increasingly — finally — they are paying for their inaction.
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" He said that he was paying for their "welfare.
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It's easy to project out where we go here is, the best news goes to people who are paying for it, and people who aren't paying for it get not-good news.
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The idea is that you as a subscriber are paying for access to these channels, and then paying for the convenience of having them delivered to your TV by the cable company.
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And Medicaid will have a more difficult time paying for addiction care for patients who remain on the rolls — potentially leading Medicaid to, for example, resist paying for certain kinds of treatment.
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At Glass Hour you can have as much coffee as your central nervous system can take, because you're not paying for the coffee as much as you're paying for the space itself.
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Sawyer's doctor said paying for Descovy would be cheaper for the health insurance provider than paying for Sawyer to go on dialysis or get a kidney transplant, which is where Sawyer was headed.
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There is a government law that prohibits federal funds from paying for most abortions called the Hyde Amendment, which is what Planned Parenthood points to when questioned on taxpayer money paying for abortions.
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Many of the new users are taking advantage of Zoom's services without paying for them, but Zoom could end up with customers paying for premium tiers of service as well, the analysts wrote.
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More likely, you're one of the hundreds of millions of people either paying for a subscription-based music service, or you're listening for free (with ads, of course — someone is paying for it).
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Americans are once again paying for the 2008 financial collapse.
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Regulators want customers to know what they are paying for.
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The United States could be paying for 91 percent, OK?
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It's like paying for clean and fresh drinking water twice.
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Standard tip: $2 to $5 Tip when paying for delivery.
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We, the taxpayers, are presumably paying for the inmates' food.
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Prosecutors said they also defrauded insurers into paying for Subsys.
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Paying for YouTube TV doesn't remove ads from everyday YouTube.
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Banking and paying for therapies using Gallant's technology isn't cheap.
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Both can leave businesses paying for space they don't need.
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Sorry, but I'm not paying for upward of three services.
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So with the Pixelbook Go, what are you paying for?
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But people are still paying for premium — lots of them.
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Who paid for it and what they are paying for?
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She says she has trouble paying for her basic livelihood.
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She was in debt just paying for my school fees.
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The franchisee is responsible for paying for inventory and utilities.
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The young people aren't paying for TV, you've probably heard.
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Intel is now paying for their failure to move sooner.
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We struggle with daycare and worry about paying for retirement.
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I'm paying for it, since he paid for my ring.
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Federal law already prohibits government spending from paying for abortions.
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You're paying for a luxurious environment, not a luxurious room.
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Not whether Trump exaggerates about Mexico paying for the wall.
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You're paying for a sturdier build and ear cup controls.
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Many of them loved music but weren't paying for it.
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Someone is paying for it, just not Death Wish Coffee.
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So yeah, it's definitely a sweet service worth paying for.
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You're paying for substantially better picture quality in either case.
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They don't have customer service, yet I'm paying for storage.
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Paying for college isn't only a major burden for families.
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Better than paying for service that isn't good though, right?
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But it's not just about paying for college, Lane added.
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And you won't miss paying for cable every month, either.
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Pena Nieto has frequently ruled out paying for the wall.
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To accomplish this, Facebook has started paying for original content.
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But this time, 50 million people are paying for it.
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Then there is the matter of paying for retirement itself.
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He spent 85033 years in prison paying for his mistake.
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They're paying for my time and our chemistry and connection.
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You're paying for the convenience of salt and tunes, people.
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Countless women will literally be paying for their employers' beliefs.
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Then there's the matter of paying for the procedure itself.
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What you're really paying for with Bycle is the hardware.
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Paying for a growing number of retirees becomes more onerous.
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I don't think this is about about paying for coffee.
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I love mozzarella cheese sticks, but not paying for packaging.
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"Consumers are paying for these drugs multiple times," explains Celentano.
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Loans: None, thanks to my parents for paying for college.
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Paying for a child's secondary education can be extremely expensive.
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People are used to paying for a lot of that.
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There is also no clear way for paying for it.
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You aren't paying for trunk space — because there isn't one!
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After that, Nystedt said the business was paying for itself.
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I procrastinated by browsing OnlyFans, paying for yet another subscription.
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Particularly if the United States government is paying for it.
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But what, exactly, is the sin Lawrence is paying for?
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Of course, you end up paying for that convenience factor.
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Why are universities paying for journals that no one reads?
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You're definitely paying for the looks here, but what looks!
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If your employer is paying for it, that's a plus.
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Until now we've been paying for most things in Euros.
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In Trump's universe, Mexico is already paying for the wall.
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The American Federation of Teachers is paying for the lawsuit.
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"I'm not paying for anything, right," Mr. Montana said, jokingly.
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As long as you're authenticating and paying for pay television.
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But I'm paying for them out of my own pocket.
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In some ways, Mexico will be paying for a wall.
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And not all the money is paying for government activities.
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No card needed, and I don't mind paying for upkeep.
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I think they should be paying for $20 an hour.
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By growing its revenues and paying for its own development.
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These days, paying for college poses another potential for crisis.
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Are you still paying for digital subscriptions you don't use?
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But paying for both is unnecessary, according to Ms. Grisdale.
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We believe the work we do is worth paying for.
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Local critics say it is practically paying for the refurbishment.
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Oh, and paying for movers, if you go that route.
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Paying for her funeral, obituary, cremation, and headstone was overwhelming.
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You can build your own car by paying for extras.
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Wealthy donors and aid groups are paying for airplane tickets.
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So he'd been paying for his insulin out of pocket.
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You certainly wouldn't have to worry about paying for it.
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Even without savings, paying for college can still be attainable.
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The scheme also defrauded insurers into paying for the drug.
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Paying for membership doesn't suit, or make sense for, everyone.
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Elizabeth Warren released her plan for paying for the policy.
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People were living freely, having kids, not paying for electricity.
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The Canadians would stop paying for rent and other basics.
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Paying for drugs is less politically toxic than helping bankers.
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It's simply paying for its tax cut with illusory savings.
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Everyone is paying for books when they don't have to.
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Paying for parking and gas are just the beginning, though.
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Paying for parking and gas are just the beginning, though.
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Now, there's nothing new about donors paying for photo ops.
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Oh, right, so it's the pressure that you're paying for.
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LG: Oh right, it's the pressure that you're paying for.
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LG: How many customers are paying for a subscription service?
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Absolutely. We were also conscious that while people had become used to paying for media, we had to think about what people were already paying for different products that were available in the market.
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While Mexico is not paying for the wall, he noted that it is paying for its soldiers to stop migrants in a more aggressive campaign begun in recent months under pressure from Mr. Trump.
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But when wealthy countries that have massive trade surpluses with us, massive, and then on top of that we're paying for their military or we're paying for a lot of their military, that doesn't work.
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And that's OK. People are paying for services like HBO Now.
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The interesting thing about this campaign is who's paying for it.
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Then, after the fact, he insists on paying for a cab.
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One example Google showed off last year was paying for parking.
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I would spend part of my tips paying for my meal.
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Mining is a way to amass cryptocoins without paying for them.
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Lovers of quality audio content you're probably not paying for, rejoice.
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It's unlikely the producer is paying for the move, it noted.
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Federal law already prohibits federal funding from paying for abortion services.
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He declined to discuss how much he's paying for the space.
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It turns out young people don't mind paying for online dating.
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"We are paying for far too much of NATO," Trump said.
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Soon I might even cancel the contract I'm still paying for.
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You gain money in your pocket for not paying for heating.
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And more than 40,000 people are paying for Substack newsletters today.
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Others also complained of paying for but not receiving their orders.
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Mom really worried about paying for me to go to school.
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Microsoft declined to say how much it was paying for MinecraftEdu.
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Nor was paying for the tickets here, that wasn't cheap either.
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It's about what I was paying for my face wash anyway.
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We don't seem to have a problem with paying for that.
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Just under half of respondents are worried about paying for college.
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They can start raising money, running polls, and paying for travel.
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America Works, his political action committee, is paying for the travel.
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That's more than you're paying for Hulu in the first place.
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"No way that taxpayers should be paying for this," Harper said.
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"No way that taxpayers should be paying for this," Republican Rep.
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Google did not disclose how much it is paying for API.ai.
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I had some irresponsible years that I am now paying for.
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"The era of paying for voice calls is ending," he added.
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"The era of paying for voice calls is ending," Ambani said.
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I have no problem paying for a four-year doctorate program.
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But students can save serious cash by not paying for storage.
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"Ultimately, you're going to get what you're paying for," says Yellowlees.
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I grab the bill since he's been paying for everything recently.
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I thought about helping nature a bit by paying for it.
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I end up getting four beers and only paying for one.
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They're still paying for features that PC gamers take for granted.
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In short, you're paying for something they cannot guarantee to get.
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Some people can't wait and are paying for their own replacements.
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Keep the players playing for longer, and thus paying for longer.
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Chinese consumers are also paying for online education courses and lectures.
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What you're paying for are molecules like UV endonuclease and photolyase.
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So paying for dinner is a part of that conquering process?
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If you're worried about paying for college, she offered cheaper tuition.
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And, by the way, our people are not paying for it.
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And I'm paying for unhealthy people to go to the doctor.
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E. and friend continue drinking and take turns paying for rounds.
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But paying for it was and continues to be a challenge.
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Paying for all this "is a pretty big burden," Wentzel said.
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Gas taxes alone are clearly not paying for our transportation network.
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You should avoid paying for equipment, training materials, or orientation instructions.
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Americans also expressed little interest in paying for such a program.
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You'll want to know how much you are paying for convenience.
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There are victims out there paying for oppression with their lives.
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The practice of paying for order flow, per se, is legal.
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That arrangement provoked questions about who was paying for the visit.
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Literally paying for lies to lie to you, the American people.
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Yet you end up paying for all kinds of additional services.
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Paying for CTE may just be the cost of doing business.
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Hauwermeiren has denied paying for sex with prostitutes or abusing minors.
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But what are people paying for when they purchase these items?
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"If you're paying for it, I'm all for it," she said.
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It's something you're paying for because it's really important to you.
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What are my options when it comes to paying for school?
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Customers are responsible for paying for the remaining share of charges.
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Those still paying for cable television were watching less of it.
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Paying for college is a top financial concern for many families.
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From my experience, you're certainly not paying for the service, either.
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We are paying for the world's medications in the United States.
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They were warm and tasty but I hate paying for bread.
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The best way of paying for a suit is to work.
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After paying for housing and food, there is little left over.
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Consumers don't like them and they don't like paying for them.
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But is it really free if you're paying for a membership?
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"We were basically paying for a storage room," Ms. Hirsch said.
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If you're not paying for the service, are you the product?
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No more paying for CNN and Bravo just to watch ESPN!
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So how is a buyer to know what's worth paying for?
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But it's not like the federal government stops paying for things.
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"Obviously people weren't really paying for things in cows," Cleland said.
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The cost of paying for a YouTube video is not public.
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Then there's the matter of getting, and paying for, proper help.
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A quarter of American families go into debt paying for childcare.
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He would not say how she was paying for his services.
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"Paying for a wall is out of our vision," she said.
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Paying for Mullen's upkeep and travel taxed HOPE Not Hate's finances.
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I would argue they are still paying for that government intervention.
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The outlets paying for the service were shrinking or paying less.
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They were supposedly paying for his insight into the Trump administration.
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"If you're not paying for it, not much," Ms. Pollak said.
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"It's like owning land and never paying for it," he said.
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"It used to be about paying for the bridge," she said.
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But paying for any other care is up to the patient.
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I hate paying for the movies and we've seen it twice.
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Somewhat crucially, McDonald's didn't say how much it's paying for Apprente.
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Some items are literally free and only require paying for shipping.
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"It's like paying for a first-class train ticket," he said.
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Then they stopped paying for music at all, courtesy of Napster.
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Facebook wants even more information about who's paying for political ads.
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A mother worried about paying for her diabetic son's insulin treatments.
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But that wouldn't involve Mexico "paying" for it in any sense.
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Go deeper: How paying for college is changing middle-class life
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"But China isn't paying for it in hard cash," says Anceschi.
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I tell him I'm paying for dinner because he's currently unemployed.
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Mr. Biden's campaign said the costs included paying for carbon offsets.
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Paying for the ring is something you'll need to consider, too.
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But biggest of all: Who is paying for all these things?
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We take turns paying for dates, and this time J. pays.
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It's not that I'm paying for it, and you're getting it.
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So how are these planters, these enslavers, paying for this expansion?
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Poor countries then end up paying for cost overruns, they said.
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The others have preferred paying for social programs than for defense.
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It's worth noting that it's specifically the wheels you're paying for.
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But peaceniks and warmongers alike already are paying for the wars.
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Mr. Bloomberg is paying for the forum himself through his philanthropy.
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Let's be clear: This isn't about the government paying for abortions.
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Some are still paying for it, according to an internal report.
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He made a point of paying for his (second-class) ticket.
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But it also means paying for your own repairs and maintenance.
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There are a few different methods of paying for financial services.
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Drivers paying for roads is also common practice around the world.
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For many people, the cost of paying for care is prohibitive.
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Paying for a plumber isn't a usual precautionary public health measure.
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Now, once again, it's users who are paying for Twitter's mistakes.
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So, when is it time to stop paying for health insurance?
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"My marketing is more gifting than paying for ads," she said.
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He played his supporters and they are all paying for it.
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Paying for convenience traps like a delivery service can add up.
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You order differently than if you are paying for it yourself.
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They are still paying for the electrons just like everyone else.
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Much of those funds would go toward paying for the wall.
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That money is paying for a procedure with significant medical unknowns.
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Netflix isn't saying how much it's paying for Seinfeld's 180 episodes.
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But Mercedes customers are another story: They're paying for proper luxury.
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Clinton, sometimes paying for advertisement to boost their stories more aggressively.
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"Don't worry about paying for it," my father said in Chinese.
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Making big promises is one thing; paying for them is another.
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Medicaid plays a huge role in paying for drug abuse treatment.
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Sydney, 21 College/University: Middlebury CollegeTuition cost per year: $55,000 for just tuition, another ~$16,000 in fees and for room and board Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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You know exactly how much you're paying for helpBenjamin Brandt, host of retirement podcast Retirement Starts Today Radio, says working with a fee-only planner also makes it abundantly clear how much you're paying for their services.
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It has largely focused on the cost of monthly subscriptions and whether consumers will ultimately end up paying for more than one, as well as whether the content offerings of each service will be worth paying for.
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That second premise has obvious downsides for the podcasting business, at least in the near-term: If podcast advertisers learn that they've been paying for stuff no one hears, they're likely to stop paying for that stuff.
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Paying for Truvada, the preventive medication, without parental consent is even harder.
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But if advertisers keep paying for them, publishers will keep making them.
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But carmakers are resigned to paying for most of the recall costs.
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It is paying for bird hides and observation towers along the routes.
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Members can exercise with videotaped instructors, rather than paying for live classes.
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We take turns paying for Seamless orders, and today it's my turn.
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Inevitably, it's the customers who end up paying for these extra costs.
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"We're paying for a second brewery that is not open," Rowland said.
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After all, I am voluntarily paying for a service that I value.
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They consider paying for one service as having paid into the ecosystem.
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"I think we're going to end up paying for it," he said.
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And we&aposre the folks that are paying for the whole thing.
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That included paying for 100 lawyers to work through Memorial Day weekend.
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And I'm thinking, I'm paying for three kids to go to college.
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This was done to avoid paying for potentially lifelong costs in care.
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And we&aposre the schmucks that are paying for the whole thing.
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In 2012, he challenged whether women needed help paying for birth control.
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"Paying for shipping is a huge mistake on Cyber Monday," Dengler says.
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But the MetroCard continued to work despite no one paying for it.
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I was the person generating the money that was paying for everything.
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PDQ Restaurant is paying for half your order if you're a nurse.
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Prosecutors said they also defrauded insurers into paying for the pain treatment.
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Paying for lunch at my local hangout, The Banc Brasserie in Tottenham.
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But alas, in Pakistan, even paying for a sexual sanctuary isn't enough.
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His entire income went to paying for pills and alcohol, he said.
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Will the pendulum ever swing back in favor of paying for porn?
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"As for paying for it ourselves...nope," the elder Ms. McDonald said.
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But also you're technically paying for it when you buy your iPhone.
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But when anything is that cheap, there's always someone paying for it.
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Charlie Sheen has been forced to have sex without paying for it.
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Warren has promised to release her plan about paying for the benefits.
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Even though I was the one driving them around, paying for stuff.
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Ralph Angel's paying for snacks with Blue when the cashier recognizes him.
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When it comes for paying for healthcare, however, there was clear division.
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"But as you get older, you end up paying for those falls."
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When it comes to paying for college, every carefully saved penny counts.
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If you hesitate to invest now, you'll be paying for it later.
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But they're also thinking of and paying for other murders as well.
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Pre-paying for attraction tickets and tours could lock in currency savings.
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They're paying for the doctors' visits where people are getting medicines prescribed.
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It's not just my classes — it's paying for gas, electricity, apartment, water.
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People like paying for news — especially when it's the New York Times.
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Each year, Americans spend roughly $30.1 billion dollars paying for yard work.
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BP expects to be paying for the damage for another 249 years.
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Paying for Wi-Fi in a hotel room is an archaic practice.
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That was much more popular than paying for test prep and tutors.
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"I usually tell people that they're paying for my expertise," she says.
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"Paying for their pollution won't bankrupt airlines or their passengers," he said.
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A third argument is that paying for plasma preys on the poor.
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Paying for internet with a credit card is not just an expense.
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After all, these folks are paying for more than the classes themselves.
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Microsoft Outlook There's nothing wrong with paying for Apple's pricey iCloud storage.
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He tells me about the expense, since I am paying for it.
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The city claims it does not use technology it is paying for.
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Bloomfield is paying for her part in Friedman's transgressions with her reputation.
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Prosecutors said Kapoor also sought to defraud insurers into paying for Subsys.
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"We will not be paying for market access," the spokesman told reporters.
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Trump does not talk about Mexico paying for the wall much anymore.
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Nobody wants to initiate paying for something that has always been free.
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But let me be clear, they should be paying for this information.
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After all, if dieting doesn't work, what exactly are you paying for?
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She also questioned whether state tax dollars were paying for the memorial.
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I was paying for a Hulu account that I forgot to cancel.
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I'm not worthy of even elementary health care without paying for it?
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India was paying for oil imports in rupees before suspending its purchases.
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WHY are citizens paying for secret service protection to Trump's grown children?
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Him paying for funerals for other people, people to go to school.
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It's time for them to start paying for the damage they've done.
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You're paying for peace of mind and a little more free time.
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Users who are already paying for LastPass won't have their subscriptions cancelled.
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We are paying for 150 different software or SaaS packages right now.
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And for some, the thought of paying for online storage may grate.
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They cost money, and millennials are said to hate paying for stuff.
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The Hyde Amendment already prevents government money from paying for abortion procedures.
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They're not paying for the protection anywhere near what it's costing us.
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But what exactly are you paying for with the $999 Pro Stand?
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Why are people so shy about paying for travel on our mobiles?
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The city council has found a way to keep paying, for now.
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Paying for it would require hiking income tax rates to intolerable heights.
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And losing money is not the only price they're paying for it.
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Health plans have a long history of not paying for emergency care.
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Who do you think is responsible for paying for a student's lunch?
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Maguire declined to say how much the company is paying for Ultimate.
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So, yes, you are paying for free consumer services with your privacy.
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They'll also see your name as the person paying for the trip.
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"Users are paying for months, and they're actually using it," he said.
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Once upon a time, paying for college was a relatively simple task.
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She acknowledged on Twitter that she is not paying for her lawyer.
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Users can upgrade to the newest iPhone after paying for 12 months.
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But no one should be paying for services they're not actively using.
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The ones paying for all this extravagance are often the least fortunate.
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Millennials want to avoid paying for insurance for as long as possible.
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Or are you just considering it because you're not paying for it?
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Queen Latifah ended up paying for all our lunches without saying anything.
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And it does seem that shippers are actually paying for detention time.
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Trump's budget director vows to protect them from paying for public broadcasting.
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Additionally, if you're paying for a 2-night minimum stay at HiltonHonors.
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Of course, we can't deny that you're paying for the name, too.
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But the rest of the public's going to be paying for it.
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Imagine a world where paying for things was easy on both sides.
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Compliant users paying for licenses could generate revenue to begin funding enforcement.
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That would ultimately cost more than simply paying for CHIP, CBO said.
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Sanders accused the Clinton campaign of lying about paying for the dossier.
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"You're really just paying for the motor," he said, looking at it.
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She proposed paying for the plan with a tax on wealthy families.
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I know I'll be paying for that when actual lunchtime comes around.
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Don't worry, you won't actually be paying for it or watching it.
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Will I be paying for podcasts that also have ads in them?
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Do you think MacKenzie will have to start paying for Amazon Prime?
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Paying for airport WiFi can be a rip-off, says Smarter Travel.
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"Mexico's paying for the wall," he insisted, even though it is not.
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"We're the schmucks that are paying for the whole thing," he said.
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Put simply, patients are not getting the coverage they are paying for.
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Some are short of cash after paying for back-to-school items.
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Insurers end up paying for all those refills, and premiums ultimately rise.
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Dallas is still paying for its failed gambles chasing the pass rush.
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Qualcomm had said Apple was using its technology without paying for it.
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Or, perhaps you are paying for a gym membership you aren't using.
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And you're paying for this privilege, to get [death quotes] for money.
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But will anyone bother paying for what seems like an invasive service?
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"He's ultimately paying for the average citizen to travel to other planets."
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"Because I know about paying for something somebody else did," she said.
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In the lending industry, you're paying for one massive line item: risk.
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In this example, that weight loss is what I'm really paying for.
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The industry defended its record of paying for road repairs and construction.
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Port-wise, the 4-Series gives you roughly what you're paying for.
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One thing didn't fit: At restaurants, he insisted on paying for everyone.
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When you're traveling overseas, paying for things can become stressful and expensive.
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Perhaps they don't know that not paying for mandatory training is illegal.
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People are tired of paying for things they don't want to watch.
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I didn't stretch after my run, and now I'm paying for it.
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PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF PAYING FOR THINGS THEY DONT WANT TO WATCH.
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Why are we paying for this big-government, Democrat Party propaganda operation.
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The idea of paying for jobs is easy to understand and popular.
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"If we weren't paying for school, we'd be taking very different vacations."
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Rarely does the idea of paying for entry somewhere appeal to visitors.
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And, in this case, you're paying for a lot of sapphire glass.
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Others were paying for a year's hairdressing services in the old notes.
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Breakingviews Pharma is paying for getting too comfy with Donald J. Trump.
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Being a prostitute isn't illegal in France, only paying for sex is.
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Instead, they may be concerned with paying for tuition, textbooks or food.
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"If someone's paying for drinks, absolutely," said Eva Noblezada, his co-star.
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Paying for this flight in cash can cost you well over $103,000.
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The shareholders are paying for something that didn't do any good whatsoever.
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Automatically enrolling shop owners into paying for ads is a predatory tactic.
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Do I want to have my company paying for my health insurance?
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You are paying for a manager to manage an allocation for you.
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Paying for her to live with me makes affording my degree harder.
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I think it's worth paying for once you get past the trial.
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The most metal of all is just paying for the iPhone outright.
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I was in the club drinking rosé—I was paying for it.
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Moreover, the Pentagon didn't know what it was paying for those operations.
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If so, do you mind paying for these subscription-based media platforms?
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Make sure you're not paying for any subscription services you don't use.
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When it's free, how much are we paying for our Facebook accounts?
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So I view that as absolutely Mexico is paying for the wall.
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Consumers like to be entertained, and they are okay paying for it.
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We owe him for all of the fees we're not paying for.
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"This is not something that we should be paying for," she said.
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Oh, and by the way, Mexico's not paying for his wall either.
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It applies to health insurers, who often resist paying for addiction treatment.
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"Paying for the procedures will be easy at that point," Stern said.
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Therefore, many state Medicaid programs have strict rules around paying for treatment.
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We do think that the New York Times is worth paying for.
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Just wait until people are paying for our stories on the blockchain.
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I may consider paying for weed if it becomes legal, of course.
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Only a few hundred souls on Earth have the talent and the training needed to really push the state-of-the-art forward, and paying for these top minds is a lot like paying for an NFL quarterback.
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There are plenty of examples of young women paying for contraception out of pocket, or young adults paying for STD-related matters out of pocket, to prevent their parents from learning about this aspect of their medical needs.
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What I'm actually paying for if I pay for an email newsletter or even if I just subscribe to it and I pay with my time, is that I'm paying for this ongoing relationship I have with you.
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There's a thing where, especially now that you can have an email newsletter that reaches out to people and you can charge for it, part of what I'm paying for — or what I'm paying for isn't the content, right?
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It all depends on how Microsoft positions Microsoft Teams, but if it's part of what a business is already paying for with Microsoft Office, then it might make many technology officers think twice about paying for Slack on top.
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That's not the kind of news brands want to be seen paying for.
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"At the end of the day, somebody's always paying for it," Rea said.
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I'm cheap and hate paying for heat in Phoenix, but I'm SO cold.
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These seized assets are paying for a slew of police activities, including PESEDP.
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But the company paying for the test doesn't usually see that numerical value.
|
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That means fans can test out the new service without paying for it.
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And at one point, you were paying for Facebook ads, is that correct?
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Republicans didn't bother paying for the tax bill they passed in December 82026.
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Knauth, who has 163 siblings, always knew paying for college was his responsibility.
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Cuba's cash crunch restricts it from paying for expensive repairs and spare parts.
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So the situation is more complex than high prices paying for the research.
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According to its latest filing, the PAC is still paying for legal counsel.
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Everybody I know who's ever gone to school is still paying for it.
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He said he does not know who has been paying for his hotel.
|
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The GoFundMe money is paying for the hotel and car rental in Australia.
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Then there is the question of who is paying for this new system.
|
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Commuters are paying for gas to get to work on their credit cards.
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"It could mean taking a step back on paying for college," he said.
|
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We were paying for things for her, like Walmart gift cards and things.
|
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But Reefill seemed to miscalculate people's main motivations for paying for bottled water.
|
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Plus, the school's paying for the alcohol and ride shares, which is nice.
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Go deeper: A new front in the job war: paying for child care
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I'll be paying for college for damn near the rest of my life.
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Some states even require women to disclose how they're paying for their abortions.
|
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And what is the price that non-elites are paying for the system?
|
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Many scientists also share their research online because taxpayers are paying for it.
|
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There is one count of paying for a prostitute and another for adultery.
|
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The recently jacked-up $119/year Prime price is already paying for itself.
|
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And their overuse is a cost their employer health plans are paying for.
|
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Another 27% say the majority of their debt comes from paying for travel.
|
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So if I do not have this cost, why not paying for commission?
|
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Keemstar recently tweeted asking fans if they would consider paying for DramaAlert exclusives.
|
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So employees are paying for liquidity they don't need and achieving subpar results.
|
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"You're paying for a service, and you're not exploiting the game," he said.
|
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Despite paying for the NDIS, New Zealanders have no access to the scheme.
|
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Not paying for dinner is easier, if you can get away with it.
|
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But that assumption rested on a misunderstanding of what students are paying for.
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They are just paying for the pressing and taking half of the money.
|
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We're paying for a change of flight date and he's going to Wembley!
|
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It is also paying for round-the-clock fire patrols on the estate.
|
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But paying for conservation is a challenge, says Didier Dogley, the environment minister.
|
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But the project may require additional financing before it starts paying for itself.
|
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Basically, someone is paying for T-Bag to get a new robot hand.
|
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Whether that is paying for items, ordering from a restaurant menu, or more.
|
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Many American firms are also paying for the contest between Beijing and Washington.
|
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And we're all paying for these high drug costs through taxes and premiums.
|
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But others counter it is a price worth paying, for protecting women's sport.
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Mexican officials have repeatedly said the country won't be paying for the wall.
|
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G. offers to pay, but he has been paying for things all weekend.
|
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He and his wife, Katie, just bought appliances that they're still paying for.
|
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It's unclear how many of those new users are paying for premium features.
|
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It's no secret that paying for long-term care is a costly endeavor.
|
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" Mr Lincoln replied: "You're paying for fireflies, for the Moon and the stars.
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Paying for a hotel can really rack up the cost of a vacation.
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Having said that, they are very demanding because they're paying for the best.
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I'm paying for my own expenses but they are supporting me right now.
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You want the best of the best and don't mind paying for it.
|
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Do you think paying for sex has made you a better person, spiritually?
|
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If those headphones have slick, expensive ads, maybe that's what you're paying for.
|
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Facebook is paying for the streams, which will only be available on Facebook.
|
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When you're paying for what others are doing, how is one to protest?
|
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For working parents, finding and paying for childcare can be a punishing process.
|
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"I don't think anyone from the campaigns is paying for this," Ferrara said.
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"There is furniture on the sidewalk that I'm still paying for," he said.
|
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After paying for 24 months, the subscription stops and the console is yours.
|
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But for some people, like me, it was worth paying for a reminder.
|
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Konzum did not disclose how much it was paying for the Metis fund.
|
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Her campaign is busted paying for the salacious and partly discredited Trump dossier.
|
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People weren't paying for the traditional, expensive text messages over a cellular network.
|
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All sales are final and you would hate paying for a NSFW paperweight.
|
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Tesla customers were basically paying for a feature they could not currently use.
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The government will be paying for the plane over the next 2662 years.
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If you need help paying for an abortion we are here for you!
|
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Apple would not say how much its partners are paying for the equipment.
|
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The citizens of Orlando are paying for those costs out of their taxes.
|
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But it is a price worth paying for safeguarding a more important principle.
|
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The government doesn't want to be in the business of paying for smartphones.
|
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I end up not paying for dinner, because the boyfriend insists on treating.
|
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This undercuts the White House's argument that China is paying for the tariffs.
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Foreign currency earners will be paying for electricity in U.S. dollars, Ncube said.
|
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Now that industry is simultaneously endangering the city and paying for its relocation.
|
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"[Mexico is] paying for it with the incredible deal we made," he said.
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Printing House: you're basically paying for access to an outdoor pool and sundeck.
|
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They have more resources than the networks that are paying for them. Right.
|
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So why bother paying for the refit she has been undergoing ever since?
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She started taking them in July 2012, paying for them out of pocket.
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Still, residents might be doing more borrowing than paying for things in cash.
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" "Just paying for my plant fertilizer that is best used on ski slopes!
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You know what you're paying for airfare, hotel and other big ticket items.
|
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For families paying for child care, the current tax break offers little relief.
|
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They throw these lavish parties that they're paying for a lot of times.
|
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"I view that as absolutely Mexico is paying for the wall," Trump said.
|
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The report will cost about $40, but "is worth paying for," he says.
|
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We're paying for a big proportion of NATO, which is basically protecting Europe.
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""It's 2019 and a lot of couples are paying for their weddings themselves.
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This is like pre-paying for a purchase you would have made anyway.
|
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I didn't have to feel guilty: that was what I was paying for.
|
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Worse, small businesses were often unclear about what exactly they were paying for.
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Taxpayers should steer clear or risk getting railroaded into paying for this boondoggle.
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It also means many Americans are paying for caregivers before and after school.
|
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For many American parents, paying for college tops the financial to-do list.
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The college's fundraising foundation is paying for the grants, according to a release.
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Or Blockbusters paying for an analysis showing Netflix makes watching movies more difficult.
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So far, some of the larger shareholders have been paying for the defense.
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Finally, FEMA's most expensive recovery cost historically is paying for uninsured public infrastructure.
|
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Medicaid agencies continue to move away from paying for every procedure or treatment.
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The donors who are actually paying for the festivitities in Philly are anonymous.
|
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Some plaintiffs say paying for any kind of contraception violates their religious beliefs.
|
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We sell works of art and that's what our clients are paying for.
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And now I'm paying for that, and they've sent me back to Jamaica.
|
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More and more subscribers are not only just watching but paying for Netflix.
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JW: Bethany, are you paying for any podcasts you listen to right now?
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For instance, social networks have to display who is paying for those campaigns.
|
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So, smaller audience, not paying for what they read: How does that work?
|
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But with its built-in speaker, I'm paying for features I'm not using.
|
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Paul's amendment offered paying for the bill by making cuts to other accounts.
|
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In fact, more millennials regretted paying for college than not investing in stocks.
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"Passing tax cuts without paying for them … I'm opposed to that," he added.
|
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Before paying for a lower interest rate, calculate when you will break even.
|
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Companies would essentially be able to poach TV programming without paying for it.
|
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He received other compensation from the F.B.I. too, paying for his family's expenses.
|
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LG: That's only available if you're paying for Nest Aware, the cloud service?
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If people think they're "paying for someone else," they'll dismantle their own healthcare.
|
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The British, he claimed, had broken their word on paying for land reform.
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Using an Android phone is like paying for dinner with a Discover card.
|
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Paying for maternity leave, Ms. Charbonneau said, could force her to close clinics.
|
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Instead of paying for tickets, audience members are asked to bring food donations.
|
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What's more, paying for child care is almost impossible for millions of Americans.
|
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I have gone back to work but we are paying for a nanny.
|
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Use a Chapstick at CVS and put it back without paying for it.
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If I hope to complete my education, I can't ignore paying for it.
|
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Need help paying for college: The bill repeals numerous education deductions and credits.
|
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But how are millennials juggling their debt while paying for their next adventure?
|
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The British, he claimed, had broken their word on paying for land reform.
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When it is, you're often paying for better materials and more ethical manufacturing.
|
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He said the current, convoluted system of paying for drugs had perverse incentives.
|
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"How am I still paying for a car I don't have?" she asked.
|
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Patients hate paying for cost-sharing in the form of deductibles and copays.
|
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I end up paying for my coworker who brought my lunch as repayment.
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I get another drink and close out, paying for N.'s drink too.
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You may be just fine paying for high-tech care of marginal value.
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Ted Cruz: The recently convicted drug kingpin is not paying for the wall.
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I suppose we may start paying for a "no bumping" ticket before long.
|
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At the same time we're paying for performance marketing which is also helpful.
|
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People are giving love and paying for a ticket that is not cheap.
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"I learned quickly that you end up paying for a doorman," she said.
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I over-extended myself physically and was paying for it the next day.
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And is paying for sex (or being paid for it) a feminist act?
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That includes paying off debt, paying for a wedding, and negotiating a raise.
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The debt ceiling is about paying for things that we've already committed to.
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Paying for gas (which Amazon wants you to do) sounds like a stretch.
|
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The district was still paying for water and power for abandoned school buildings.
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And he didn't tell the Intelligence Committee who was paying for the memo!
|
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International students have objected to paying for a crime that they didn't commit.
|
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"Are you responsible for paying for housing or their utility bills?" she continued.
|
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Meanwhile, talk of paying for these budget-busting policies has just about disappeared.
|
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I am paying for the vibe, the craft coffee and the office dogs.
|
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I set aside about $211 – from my savings, after paying for the flights.
|
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People turn to GoFundMe for help paying for all sorts of medical interventions.
|
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Delta is paying for the deal with existing cash and newly issued debt.
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If you don&apost, you&aposll be paying for it for a while.
|
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But people are also paying for smaller-audience and less-mainstream-friendly content.
|
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The Yankees are paying for the 14th straight year since the tax began.
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Debt's good for buying real estate; it's not good for paying for vacations.
|
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It's my way of paying for things that I want to get done.
|
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I&aposm 31 now, and I&aposm still paying for that decision — literally.
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That's because before, your employer was paying for a portion of the plan.
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""I hope no one's paying for [the data, which was] really remarkably inaccurate.
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If I'm paying for it, then I always want something to be on.
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Are we paying for the tea with our personal information, our vital signs?
|
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Federal law prohibits any government dollars from paying for the termination of pregnancies.
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By the way, I'm already paying for Netflix and Hulu and whatever else.
|
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Whoever's paying for your bread ends up having some say in what happens.
|
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Paying for the remaining $34 trillion would require nearly doubling federal tax revenues.
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That might have something to do with who is paying for her campaign.
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The Spectrum app isn't going to radically change your Apple TV experience, but if you're already paying for Spectrum, it doesn't hurt to know there's another way to access the content you're paying for if you hate using your cable box.
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"What I'm actually paying for if I pay for an email newsletter or even if I just subscribe to it and I pay with my time, is that I'm paying for this ongoing relationship I have with you," he said.
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Rates were already anticipated to rise per the terms of the agreement with Westinghouse in coming years, as customers move from paying for the financing costs for the reactors to paying for construction costs when the plants go into service.
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" In an interview in English, Fox announced, "I'm not paying for that fucking wall.
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Parenting involves a lot of sacrifice, particularly when it comes to paying for college.
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Preparing for a disaster is drastically different than paying for a planned kitchen makeover.
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The European Parliament last year voted to prevent EU funds from paying for bullfights.
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My best estimate is that without paying for her stuff, I spent around $3,800.
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In fact, you should ask yourself if you need to keep paying for Netflix.
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As a candidate, Trump pledged to build the wall, with Mexico paying for it.
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So, we are paying for 173 percent of the cost of keeping Europe safe.
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The week before, the company made it clear they wouldn't be paying for parking.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIf you haven't felt like paying for YouTube Originals, don't start now.
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"When you buy affirmative cyber coverage, you should be paying for it," Grella said.
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We are paying for the wedding ourselves, so we're keeping it very low-cost.
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While chatting with the broker, he passed out drunk, without paying for his beer.
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Even a $500 blender would end up paying for itself in a few months.
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In a show of good will the airline is paying for a new bag.
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But after he stopped paying for that arrangement, she moved into a woman's shelter.
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But you're paying for that convenience in the form of a higher interest rate.
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So you're still going to end up paying for your music in the end.
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Asked what changed to get Republicans on board with paying for a wall, Rep.
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Ads placed on streaming services that you're already paying for is the corporate ideal.
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In fact, you should ask yourself if you need to keep paying for Netflix.
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King Gold Chains is being sued for, well, not paying for his gold chains.
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They will also have to disclose who is paying for the election-related ad.
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It's basically like paying for a bottle of spirit but without the bottled buzz.
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Now, thanks to Lisa Frank, paying for grown-up expenses can be similarly dreamy.
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You're paying for the convenience of a disposable plastic bottle — not the water inside.
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A stronger dollar erodes purchasing power for those paying for commodities with other currencies.
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I remember paying for my date's ticket and feeling like a real grown up.
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Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about paying for higher education.
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That said, the idea of paying for third-party mods is not unheard of.
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Paying for tax cuts is hard political work that creates losers and generates opposition.
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It'll be interesting to see if people are happy to keep paying for it.
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HealthPlus said that it would be paying for the affected patients to be tested.
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She acknowledged her privilege, all right, down to minutiae of who's paying for what.
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Substantially less than what they were paying for premiums and out-of- pocket expenses.
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However, the Obamas made a point of paying for the redesign out of pocket.
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Keys plans on reconnecting with him, paying for studio time, and finishing more projects.
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I hate paying for anything I don't need to or that I don't use.
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Once one big tech firm starts paying for data, others may have to follow.
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The affidavit says those benefits also are paying for the girl&aposs legal defense.
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She stopped paying for followers after she eventually lost the ones she had bought.
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More than 60% of Tinder subscribers are paying for the more expensive tier, Gold.
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Paying for the full price of a vacation – plane ticket, hotel, restaurants, excursions, etc.
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Meanwhile, everyone assumes Chinese cash is lining politicians' pockets and paying for political largesse.
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It also significantly reduces federal assistance to lower-income Americans paying for health insurance.
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Another means of stopping the exploitation is to pursue those paying for horrific content.
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Obviously when someone is paying for this shoe they want to get it authenticated.
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For example, health insurers often impose barriers to avoid fully paying for addiction treatment.
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We're going to be paying for the original sins for many years to come.
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The 2008 downturn sent a vivid message about risk to parents paying for college.
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"You're actually going to have a business paying for our public servants?" he asked.
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The people of Chad, now paying for Mr Déby's foolish bargain, would surely agree.
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All Mexicans oppose the idea of being arm-twisted into paying for the wall.
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Minich is paying for the $10,000 training with a college fund her parents created.
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Those services were never free; we have been paying for them with our freedom.
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You put the blame on Amanda that is a bride paying for own wedding!!!
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Let's talk about the people who are paying for you to be here today.
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When I started paying for sex, however, was a big change in my life.
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Then the taxpayer, you and I, Jedediah, end up paying for their hospital Bill.
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Meanwhile, students paying for monthly Prime will see an increase from $5.50 to $6.50.
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If you think those features are worth paying for, then get DigiCal, it's great.
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Nor would Bigelow say how the company is paying for the Atlas V launch.
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But they will have a hard time paying for expansions without continued federal support.
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Many others are simply tired of paying for expensive sports programming they never watch.
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But Bettman is going to win, and Calgary will end up paying for it.
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I have no idea what people were paying for this service, but I got $.
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During their press conference, Trump said they did not discuss paying for the wall.
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To break this cycle, Williams argues, people need to start paying for quality work.
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My meal is $73, but the boss ends up paying for all of us!
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Now they will have to check their electronics with many paying for the privilege.
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In that case, paying for the subscription might be worth the price of entry.
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PPI-FD measures the prices that U.S. producers are paying for goods and services.
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But of course, you're not really paying for a pet, but an AI device.
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When you get into-- a Google and Amazon you're paying for the future more.
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Rio will be paying for these Games for years, if not decades, to come.
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Meanwhile, folks without benefits have been paying for health insurance with post-tax dollars.
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Job seekers and also recruiters are paying for extra features to optimize career placement.
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Whoever is paying for the wedding should have some influence over the guest list.
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But here's the kicker: You're also paying for the pleasure of giving it away.
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But religiously affiliated employers have the option of opting out of paying for coverage.
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TRUMP, when will you understand that I am not paying for that fucken wall.
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Paying for voice calls will soon be a thing of the past for Indians.
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Many companies are also paying for sound recognition, video labeling, and even raw data.
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And now, everyone paying for at least 10GB will receive free roaming in Mexico.
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A Chili's gift card means that you're paying for someone's first and second drinks.
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He was paying for the wedding, and walking me was extremely important to him.
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Paying for goods with your wrist is, by far, the easiest way to pay.
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We're taking the lead to #SaveLemonadeStands by paying for kids' fines + permits this year.
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Democrats want universal coverage with the state paying for those who cannot afford it.
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An older woman recalled him paying for her Pepsi, unprompted, at a deli counter.
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"We are the schmucks that are paying for the whole thing," he added later.
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Americans are accustomed to the idea of paying for cheap goods made in China.
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The first among them, it turns out, is paying for your own streaming service.
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Omada now has 550 companies paying for its services that they provide to customers.
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"The U.S. is paying for Europe's protection, then loses billions on Trade," he added.
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Both hospitals are paying for the procedures, and the doctors are donating their time.
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Paying for promotion is how, on social media, some speakers gain priority over others.
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Supporting deadbeat dudes often means paying for their painkiller addictions or hepatitis C medications.
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My future in-laws would appreciate it, and they are paying for the dinner.
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"All of us found something we didn't want to be paying for," Mokhtarzada said.
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That is, if I can convince him a financial adviser is worth paying for.
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Therefore, the legislation would still fall about $1 trillion short of paying for itself.
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Cost: Clarify what you will be paying for, in addition to the companion's fees.
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His plan refers to paying for his tax cut with changes to corporate taxes.
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What you're paying for in a car like this boils down to three things.
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Paying for broad tax cuts stands among the biggest lingering questions for Republican lawmakers.
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It allows companies to designate that they are paying for a renewable energy supply.
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They also said they'd have trouble paying for the switch unless the state helps.
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STEVE WEISS: BUT HOW MUCH ARE YOU PAYING FOR THAT IN THE CURRENT MULTIPLES?
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Einstein too quickly discards the most important remedy for advertising's abuses: paying for content.
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You're paying for these digital and related services in part with your kids' capital.
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But he still can't get a breakdown to understand what he's actually paying for.
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First, recognize that we are not getting what we think we are paying for.
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And skip the bottled spices, since you're mostly just paying for the glass jar.
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And the gown Markle is wearing, and paying for, reportedly costs £100,000, or $135,593.
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The big difference is that select group will now be paying for the honor.
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" He adds,"They're paying for a cultural safe space and experience for black people.
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Warren: Senate GOP paying for healthcare bill with 'blood money' 2:20 p.m. Sen.
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NBC and CNN are complicit in that treason by paying for this information. Treason!
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The nation can no longer afford the nonsense of paying for severe repetitive flooding.
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Or is it just that access to an audience is sometimes worth paying for?
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Without a dash cam, you'd likely be stuck paying for those damages by yourself.
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I think he's never getting that wall and Mexico's definitely not paying for it.
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Today the rates of participation of citizens paying for infrastructure projects are far lower.
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For those who don't have DACA status, paying for college can be an impossibility.
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We're all independent contractors now, working by the gig and paying for travel expenses.
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"If Lula erred, I'm in favour of him paying for his mistakes," she added.
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And they ended up paying for a huge part of her remodel and outfitting.
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With term life insurance, you are just paying for a potential future death benefit.
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In a very gig-economy move, I hired freelancers to avoid paying for benefits.
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So they are paying for some courses two or three times, enriching the university.
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Trump, largely playing cheerleader in the debate, tweeted advice on paying for the cuts.
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Which means taxpayers are paying for the costs of it, not Trump's 2020 campaign.
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After Roberts helped A. receive her abortion, M.R.F.F. began paying for her birth control.
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Everyone who worked there stayed for an after work drink without paying for it.
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So I do get concerned about paying for college for rich kids; I do.
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If you're splurging or someone's paying for it, you can't beat the Four Seasons.
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If these meals didn't catch lots of people, salespeople wouldn't keep paying for them.
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The perk: Workers at this software company needn't worry about paying for day care.
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While residents resisted paying for the repairs, there were other costs they couldn't avoid.
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I was acting like they were my girlfriends, but I was paying for it.
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But how much will it cost — and what will you really be paying for?
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Your Money Once upon a time, paying for college was a relatively simple task.
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" -- August 5 tweet "And I said, the American taxpayer is not paying for it.
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If you're already paying for that, no big deal, but it's a strange limitation.
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So it could be that he used a plane and is paying for it.
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Paying for upkeep is hard to justify at a time of soaring patient demand.
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Additionally, you may be paying for recurring monthly subscriptions that you no longer use.
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And after a given picture's run, individual distributors balked at paying for return shipment.
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"You're paying for insurance, basically, to make sure you got it right," he said.
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"Why are we paying for this big-government, Democrat Party propaganda operation," Levin wrote.
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The TEA Fund provides financial assistance to people who need help paying for abortions.
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While products from this startup don't come cheap, you're paying for some serious quality.
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Why it matters: President Trump has falsely said China is paying for the tariffs.
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Getting a mortgage is not like buying a car or paying for a vacation.
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Lloyds is paying for the review but has said its conclusions will be independent.
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I&aposve never fully understood paying for the privilege of using a credit card.
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How are we paying for all these new farmhouse sinks and waterfall shower heads?
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Despite having assets worth fighting over, families can still balk at paying for help.
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No one really knows, but you and I may be paying for Equifax's failings.
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The suits targeted insurers that had balked at paying for treatments for accident victims.
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"Parity with public markets is not what PE investors are paying for," Bain writes.
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"He's ultimately paying for the average citizen to travel to other planets," Musk said.
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This is when the economic reality sets in: paying for care is prohibitively expensive.
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Additionally, when car insurance companies are paying for more accidents, they're spending more money.
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It includes a mandate that employers keep paying for drugs, no matter the cost.
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In addition, it's paying for digital advertisements and get-out-the-vote phone calls.
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Of course, paying for otherwise free software does turn privacy into a luxury good.
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It's time that small businesses across the country stopped paying for Wall Street's mistakes.
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Of course, underpinning all of these proposals is the difficulty in paying for them.
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Profits insulated us from jittery investors, and our customers still kept paying for Basecamp.
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She gets disability but most of that goes toward paying for her medical expenses.
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The same happened when I tried paying for a taxi home from Newark Airport.
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It is primarily paying for digital, radio and television advertising with its latest buy.
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V. has been paying for parking and driving around so I pay for lunch.
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Then, you need to make sure you understand how you're paying for those services.
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They ended up paying for two international flights and losing their source of income.
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Two-thirds of respondents said they are worried about paying for unexpected medical bills.
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FEMA is paying for the contract, which was awarded to Whitefish Energy in September.
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And paying for the care itself is beyond everyone's reach, except for uber-rich.
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Some victims of this scheme lost more than $50,000 paying for fake security software.
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Prime members are paying for service you can't provide and should all be refunded.
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ObamaCare placed the burden of paying for expanded healthcare coverage on high income Americans.
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It's best not to use your debit card when paying for your travel plans.
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But what Alex Balfanz did during his senior year ended up paying for college.
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Paying for a service like light is just one idea within the circular economy.
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It includes a mandate that employers keep paying for drugs, no matter the cost.
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Far more ideal than paying for a flashy luxury festival (in this backpacker's opinion).
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On Saturday they were busy rebooking flights and paying for extra nights in hotels.
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That's because paying for medical care does nothing to address what's making people sick.
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Which means taxpayers were paying for the costs of it, not Trump's 2020 campaign.
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Multiple conservative Republicans had submitted amendments constraining the Pentagon from paying for transgender services.
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Of course, TV viewership altogether is down, with fewer people paying for traditional subscriptions.
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KS: So, you don't like news, which is paying for your schooling and clothing.
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After all, what's a cool $50 when you're paying for booze and a backstory?
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I want to get the full experience and that's what people are paying for.
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After eight years of paying for meetings with politicians, I had to get out.
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I offer no predictions on whether Trim will succeed in that, but its list of least popular companies serves as a good warning for consumers who hate not getting what they are paying for or paying for things that they are not getting.
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When I go to Milwaukee for Olympic trials, I'm responsible for booking my own flight, paying for it, and paying for a hotel if I need to; I'm lucky enough to have friends that still live there so I have somewhere to stay.
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You're really paying for the design with this monitor, not the quality of the screen.
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Russia wants to stabilise the country and convince Western countries to start paying for reconstruction.
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"Apple employs technologies invented by Qualcomm without paying for them," a Qualcomm spokesperson told Bloomberg.
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Do you have the credentials for one of the six people still paying for Tidal?
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Most of that money is paying for campaign advertising, and most of it is negative.
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He found he could save $15,000, even after paying for the airfare and his lodgings.
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The $40 asking price is steep, but what you're paying for is an interminable experience.
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Even then, they generally balk at paying for other indirect costs borne by the airline.
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Just remember to cancel if you don't plan on keeping (and paying) for it longterm.
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KS: I have money, but I'm like, "I'm not paying for that," kind of thing.
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I don't think people are dumb, I think people want stuff worth paying for. Absolutely.
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Paying for more than 3,673 daily drinks for six years, it turns out, is expensive.
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And finally, don't forget to brush up on the fees you're paying for your investments.
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Charging will also lead Facebook to launch new services, to justify paying for the product.
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"They end up paying for months because they can't get around to it," he said.
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I'll be paying for it tomorrow, but oh well, this was a chill Friday night.
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A weaker dollar boosts the buying power of those paying for commodities with other currencies.
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Think about how much you&aposre paying for it over the course of a year.
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We try to keep things pretty even, so we take turns paying for dinner/activities.
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Musk theorized that if used enough, the vehicle could potentially end up paying for itself.
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Discovering a FICO score that a lender plans to use can mean paying for it.
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That means paying for hotels, gas, food, and childcare and finding companions, drivers, and doulas.
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Buyers are paying for the ease of use more than the quality of the amplifier.
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That would allow Mr Trump to claim that Mexico was paying for his border wall.
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And I thought paying for a cab from Brooklyn to Manhattan at 1AM was bad.
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But you're clearly paying for the power and the autonomous driving features, not the accents.
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But is this any different than companies paying for eye-level shelf placement at Walmart?
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For others, it means having the luxury of paying for a house cleaner every week.
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Foreigners can end up paying for tariffs if the prices they charge slump in response.
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Companies paying for it, but again it goes to that point about owning your data.
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Even Republicans will likely oppose some of these proposals, like paying for the border wall.
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Perhaps Mr Cohen simply persuaded them that he had insight or access worth paying for.
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Are you curious what other young women are earning and paying for rent each month?
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Employers started addressing this issue by paying for and offering insurance through third-party providers.
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"That $500 means most Americans would be precluded from paying for that record," Krumholz said.
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There is a saying: if you're not paying for a service, you're not the customer.
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Our friends live a block away from us and end up paying for our Uber.
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She argues that the family ought to be paying for the treatment of addicts instead.
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"Whenever I'm paying for something at the grocery store, I see her picture," he wrote.
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The rescue needs help paying for the cat's care and has set up a YouCaring.
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It's important to understand exactly what people are paying for when they buy the EpiPen.
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Braga says this process is much easier than working with — and paying for — an agent.
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The domestic business must do the hard work of paying for dividends and buy-backs.
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"So much of the stuff, nobody is paying for it except for investors," he said.
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WALLACE: Who in the Clinton campaign approved paying for the Russian dossier on Donald Trump?
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Instead, it's a freemium model, with dealers paying for full functionality of the CarGurus platform.
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But did you also know you might not be getting what you are paying for?
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Instead of paying for the sensors upfront, Nectar is charging bars on a subscription basis.
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There's some crossover, so despite paying for two services you'll only get 50 channels total.
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This can include everything from education — including paying for advanced degrees — to training and mentoring.
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The worker accused the woman of not paying for her services, the Jackson Sun reported.
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As we head home (after paying for parking), we fill up the car with gas.
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A softer dollar boosts the buying power of those paying for commodities in other currencies.
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"They're paying for what they need on station," NASA associate administrator Bill Gerstenmaier told Axios.
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Not to mention that we always feel like the other person is paying for more.
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And the startup has 1,000 schools and districts paying for the premium version of Seesaw.
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Radchenko attracted investors who were paying for Ieremenko's proven technical abilities to hack inside information.
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Furthermore, each ad will have a disclosure that will clearly state who's paying for it.
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In New Zealand, one person who doxed a sex worker is paying for her actions.
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And finally the taxpayer was paying for this and it went to really huge costs.
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That, by itself, is an experience worth paying for; the question is, for how long?
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The amount we're paying for coffee doesn't reflect the amount of work going into it.
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If you own either of those products, you're still better off paying for HBO separately.
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However, if you want to play things safer, you're better off paying for a VPN.
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Women, meanwhile, were more likely to feel pressured into paying for items for their colleagues.
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Marriott is following the playbook of creating Snapchat-exclusive ads and paying for their placement.
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Many have said that paying for this investment will require some form of tax reform.
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Drop-shipping is a type of online selling, without paying for storage or managing inventory.
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AT THAT TIME, I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE WERE PAYING FOR PER CLICK NOW.
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"It's absurd the multiple you're paying for that company," trader Tim Seymour said of Tyson.
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Today, for example, Americans are still paying for the protectionist lapses of a generation ago.
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I am a paying customer but they know that I am paying for someone else.
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Realists accept that they'll eventually wind up paying for this thing that is currently free.
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I wasn't paying for the experience, but it still felt like a waste of money.
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The data so far is that they're paying for a lot more for not much.
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But some humans just like having everything done for them and then paying for it.
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I'm still paying for it and I'm living my life for the person I killed.
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But he ended up paying for their accommodation in Berlin himself after the media stunt.
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About 40 percent said paying for health care is more frightening than the illness itself.
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It's hard to imagine what Firtash would have been paying for besides access to Trump.
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Instead of paying for costly online storage, offload photos and videos to this flash drive.
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Firms distributed goods to a vast network of stores, paying for prominent placement on shelves.
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Another option is to consider paying for a service that does the legwork for you.
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"You're basically paying for something that you're not getting any value out of," Buckey says.
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Paying for Xbox Live as an eager teenager was my first exposure to digital subscriptions.
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Paying for these tax breaks for the rich like Trump are the seemingly forgotten losers.
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Paying for advertising on Amazon will help results show up higher and shouldn't be discounted.
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They've predicted that economic growth will ultimately result in the tax cuts paying for themselves.
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Paying for Facebook ads allowed these fake news articles to appear in users' News Feeds.
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Industry-financed research isn't necessarily bad — but people should know who's paying for a study.
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"The fact that I'm paying for it gives me a say," said Marsha Iverson, 69.
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"Yes," Schlapp said when pressed by CNN's Jim Sciutto about taxpayers paying for the wall.
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She didn't leave her siblings out of the equation, paying for her sister's breast augmentation.
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The amendment from Paul offered paying for the bill by making cuts to other accounts.
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The candidate has proposed paying for these programs through tax changes for individuals and businesses.
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This enabled them to avoid paying for independent third-party insurance to fund reclamation work.
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At the moment, fund managers receive research in their inboxes without paying for it specifically.
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A fundraising effort is paying for her flight and the boy's funeral, according to Elkarra.
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We can put to bed the myth that the tax cuts are paying for themselves.
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A key demand during the Arizona teachers' strike was assistance with paying for class supplies.
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They're not driving to work, going to happy hours, or paying for their own food.
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White Collar Watch We know that paying for a lawyer can be an expensive proposition.
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Collective Health doesn't take on any of the financial risks of paying for workers' healthcare.
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But smart and effective retirement policy must be about more than paying for other priorities.
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In the real world, customers almost always end up paying for taxes on service providers.
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"I can't afford to get sick after paying for the health insurance," Ms. Schlett said.
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Innovative drugs like Kymirah deserve innovative reimbursement contracts – paying for value, not by the pill.
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I am paying for it to this day and that was a long time ago.
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Quipcare+ is similar to One Medical in that what you're mostly paying for is convenience.
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When you're in pain, how long do you wait before paying for a doctor's visit?
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In 1986, Medicare, presumably skeptical of the usefulness of autopsies, stopped directly paying for them.
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For those worried about paying for long-term care, taking out a policy makes sense.
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People are already paying for so many subscriptions — both inside and outside the app stores.
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It's unclear how much Platinum Eagle is paying for the company, or for what percentage.
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A group of lawmakers are working on legislation to ban Mexico paying for Trump's wall.
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But to embrace paying for core pieces of healthcare is certainly controversial for modern medicine.
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Whenever we have to get a visa, we're usually paying for two years at once.
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Trump is paying: For both Abe and his wife to visit his Palm Beach resort.
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Not paying for my own undergrad degree has become one of my biggest financial regrets.
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The president clearly wants to recalibrate the federal-state balance for paying for new projects.
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"Because people are paying for it, it pushed me to be even better," Rapaport said.
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The anxiety that I felt about paying for college was a burden on my chest.
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Maybe you're even paying for all of it on that fancy new titanium credit card.
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"The prices parents end up paying for unflattering photos are way too high," she says.
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If you're not paying for the product, the saying goes, then you are the product.
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I guarantee you'll find things you've been paying for that you didn't even know about.
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That lets the companies avoid paying for social security, parental leave and other workplace benefits.
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Oklahoma will soon start paying for some prescription drugs based on how well they work.
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Among people with health insurance, more than 20 percent had trouble paying for basic necessities.
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There are several alternatives for paying for college, like student loans, scholarships, work-study programs.
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That includes paying for their cellphones, even though they are still on the family plan.
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The arts tend to pay poorly, making hiring nannies or paying for day care difficult.
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Your rich friends: They'll be paying for much of this with a fat tax increase.
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Paying for it was just a transitional nuisance on the way to middle-class adulthood.
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Paying for a tax cut by putting vulnerable Americans at risk is not tax reform.
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It's possible to argue that this is kind of like Mexico paying for a wall.
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There was an actual period of time when I was paying for things with dimes.
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