They knew they were walking out without paying the bill.
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He dawdled paying the bill as we waited in the car.
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Paying the bill will be a problem for some other day.
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The question is, can you really afford to keep paying the bill?
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"It was New Yorkers who were paying the bill," she said then.
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That's married to the fact that someone else is paying the bill.
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The beauty of it is, we're paying the bill on that credit card.
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That all depends on who is paying the bill, a new lawsuit argues.
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Those who end up paying the bill, in one way or another, are consumers.
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It can also vary by who's paying the bill — which insurer or public program.
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Unfortunately, it won't be the environmental aristocracy in D.C. that gets stuck paying the bill.
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And since Trump is the one not paying the bill, delay is inherently in his favor.
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Paying the bill for all students who get into college would add significantly to that cost.
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After finishing his second espresso and paying the bill, he collected his coat from the rack.
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"Your credit card only works for you if you're paying the bill in full and avoiding interest," says Rossman.
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Or, rather, they're made up of people, and when corporations are taxed, those people wind up paying the bill.
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How we turn immigrants into citizens who are part of production, part of taxpaying, part of paying the bill.
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President Trump is undermining the credibility of his trade policies by falsely claiming that China is paying the bill.
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Consumer-grade value, clarity, and service have not been priorities because patients have not been directly paying the bill.
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Now he is wasting more time by maneuvering to get out of paying the bill for the huge repairs project.
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The whole group shares a pie, and one of our friends insists on paying the bill and treating the graduate.
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Since his son never answered his phone anyways, Anderson got fed up with paying the bill, and kicked him off.
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"If you are paying the bill in full every month you should 100% be in a rewards program," Mayerowitz said.
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An unemployed man threatened a gas station attendant with a hand grenade and then drove off without paying the bill.
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The campaign announced Tuesday that Trump's appearance will go on as planned and the campaign will not be paying the bill.
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After all, it's better to pay with money already in the bank than put off paying the bill for months, right?
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After paying the bill — a hefty sum for Bangkok — I carried my sleeping son out and the waitress patted his head.
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What we're doing is paying the bill and establishing the line of credit and getting paid back at the end of the month.
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Four years later Wonga is still paying the bill for its past conduct — in the form of increasing numbers of individual compensation claims.
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And by the time we're paying the bill, the sun has peeked its head around the clouds, and is streaming through the window.
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Diners weren&apost any of the patrons at SER reportedly scored a free meal, as they had to be evacuated before paying the bill.
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"Amazon views the customer as the person paying the bill, while Google believes the customer is the end user of a service," he said.
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Companies will have to begin repatriating their foreign earnings starting in 2018, but they have the option of paying the bill over eight years.
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Well past when they should be paying the bill for all those years of spending, the Tigers have instead been playing some tenuously meaningful baseball.
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For instance, if you roll $2529,000 in freshman year tuition into a 529 just before paying the bill, you would save about $850, she says.
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He is paying the bill for irascibility and both Russia and China will milk it for all its worth to them and their national interests.
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Until these laws are fixed, the American taxpayer is paying the bill for costly programs that aggravate the problem and put children in dangerous situations.
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If VHA inpatient psych beds are full, veterans would be admitted to a private or public sector psychiatric hospital, with the VHA paying the bill.
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Blocking emergency doors or not building them is common in Latin America as a way to ensure customers do not leave without paying the bill.
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As we previously reported, Brown is accused of going berserk at his luxury condo, causing thousands of dollars in damage, but never paying the bill.
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And although they may have the ability to make payments to the account from their own bank account, you are ultimately responsible for paying the bill.
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But other results from the study suggest a more likely explanation: Doctors tend to treat all their patients similarly, regardless of who is paying the bill.
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He says that they found there is a disconnect at many customers between the engineers buying the resources and the finance team responsible for paying the bill.
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Germany, EU's largest economy, has long opposed plans to share bank risks, fearing German taxpayers would end up paying the bill of bank rescues in other countries.
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He made it clear from the beginning that he had no intention of paying the bill, as he was saving all of his money for top surgery.
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Each time, we ordered more drinks and more food than we could eat — and paying the bill resulted in a flurry of large bills and credit cards.
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The Trump administration doesn't need to leave the decision in the hands of judges: They could choose not to defend the lawsuit or stop paying the bill.
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Until these laws are fixed, the American taxpayer is paying the bill for costly programs that can only temporarily try to address the consequences of our broken immigration system.
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"Eight women purportedly ended up paying the bill themselves," the DA's office continued, saying that Gonzales racked up a tab of "more than $950" on his unsuspecting dates's dime.
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The people of Alabama are paying the bill for unconstitutional legislation and we hope that the Senate members will realize its detrimental impact and stop this bill from becoming law.
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Yet instead of acting on principle, they keep raising the price of their support, and Mr Trump, who knows a good deal when he sees one, keeps paying the bill.
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Nigel Farage, whose UK Independence Party had a big role in forcing last year's Brexit referendum, said paying the bill was a "complete sell-out" and urged May to walk away.
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Given the choice of paying the bill themselves or passing it on, industry tracker HFM Insights said 63 percent of 113 hedge fund managers surveyed were billing the cost to clients.
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Most of the rebate — and sometimes, all of it — goes to those who are paying the bill for the drugs, mainly insurers or large employers who cover their workers' health care.
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Among eight women who purportedly ended up paying the bill themselves, one did so in the belief that Gonzalez was going to pay her back, according to the D.A. office's news release.
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No matter how the permits are initially distributed, the market allocates them efficiently, the cap is met, and consumers end up paying the bill through energy costs (it all filters down eventually).
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The memberships are designed to be dog-centric — while you (the human) will presumably be paying the bill, your dog is the actual BarkPark member, and can be accompanied by any two humans.
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With any card, aim to keep the credit utilization below 30 percent, which means, for example, only spending $300 each month if there's a $1,000 limit, and paying the bill in full, McQuay said.
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The backdrop: President Trump called the Washington Post story that first reported the hospital bill "fake news," though the report notably said it was "unclear" whether the administration actually ended up paying the bill.
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The borrower defense rule provides students who are cheated by their higher education institutions with debt relief and recovers funds from schools that engage in risky behavior so taxpayers alone aren't left paying the bill.
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Over time the surviving ObamaCare plans will more closely resemble managed Medicaid – benefits won't be ideal but the plans will ensure coverage to those without a better option, with the federal government paying the bill.
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For those who want an unsecured card, McQuay advises consumers to choose one with a high limit over a low APR, with the goal of paying the bill in full every month to avoid interest charges.
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The result is something unique in industry; consumers use services they have no responsibility of paying for (at least the bulk of the bill), and the agency paying the bill isn't the one using the service.
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"The people of Alabama are paying the bill for unconstitutional legislation and we hope that the Senate members will realize its detrimental impact and stop this bill from becoming law," a statement from the ACLU read.
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Prosecutors were concerned about a potential conflict in which the interests of the entity paying the bill may outweigh the interests of the defendant, resulting in an unfair trial and perhaps creating the basis for an appeal.
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Long-term payment plans that go beyond 120 days generally require a set-up fee, which can range from $31 to $225, depending on how you apply for the plan and how you'll be paying the bill.
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YouTube quietly stopped paying the bill for brand safety, and a battle with agencies could be escalating Google has been reimbursing brands that pay third parties to ensure their ads won't be shown on terrible YouTube videos.
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"The aluminum market is a very opaque market, which needs in our view, a lot more transparency because the end users of aluminum are basically paying the bill and sometimes we don't know what that bill entails," he said.
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The reporting also identified and analyzed more than 440 wrongful death lawsuits filed against police involving such fatalities, showing how the public is paying the bill as the manufacturer protects itself from liability with an expanding list of product warnings.
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Don't lose friendships over a cell phone bill If you're going in on a family plan with friends, make sure you set clear expectations about who's responsible for paying the bill and when the money from everyone else is due.
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"My impression is that the new trends in Washington are not exactly those of paying the bill – am I wrong?" she continued, giving another reason for why Syria's closer neighbors must be prepared to step up financially when the time comes.
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If you have not paid enough tuition and fees to qualify for the full credit this year and have been billed for the first quarter or semester in 256, consider paying the bill now to maximize the 2000 credit, Charney said.
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Being in the tech industry, I understand the importance of addressing unfair practices by China, but U.S. businesses and consumers are the ones who are paying the bill in higher taxes, and tariffs have so far failed to influence China's behavior.
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Put differently, the law does not mandate unwise deregulation that would undermine financial stability, increase the likelihood of future bailouts and once again harm hard-working Americans who are still paying the bill for the last crash that they did not cause.
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Most transactions end with the customer paying the bill, hardly the best of notes, but smart businesses can find ways to blunt the pain, as restaurants do when they provide a free dessert or present the check along with some complimentary chocolates.
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The word "cheap" gets a bad rap: It's frequently used to describe situations one might otherwise call gauche, like regifting the sweater you snagged off the free table at work or "forgetting" your wallet at home to weasel your way out of paying the bill.
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Now, the American public is closer to realizing that, without a plan to cover and control the costs of those sickest and costliest Americans, the heaviest spending in health care overall will continue to leave out most of the public no matter who's paying the bill.
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"I'm going to do either a GoFundMe page or a fundraising page that can raise money every quarter, so lunch debt never accumulates so that children never have to worry about a hot meal and parents never have to worry about paying the bill," he said.
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"Here's the bottom line: Spotify belongs to an elite club of companies where you don't even think about paying the bill every month, its growth is phenomenal and I bet growth-oriented money managers would be willing to pay a lot more for its stock," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Free tools like Debitize can help stop you from getting into any more credit card debt — the app links to your checking account and credit card, automatically deducting money from your checking account as you use your credit card, then paying the bill off for you (in full and on time, of course).
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France has lost the trust of Germany, which has taken to treating it as the junior partner in the EU. Germany is unwilling to relax further the fiscal rules governing the single currency or to strengthen its governance because, understandably, it fears that it will end up paying the bill (see Charlemagne).
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But while you're busy arguing over who had what to drink and who needs to put in extra for tax or tip, over in China, one man knocked out his friend for paying the bill for the whole party, a perceived egregious insult to the man who was not afforded the honor of treating the group to dinner.
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After they are instated, Sparrow continues to exert his influence over Frank, by persuading him to throw an exuberant birthday party at the Vic in his honour, and then disappearing without paying the bill.
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Customs and etiquette in Chinese dining are the traditional behaviors observed while eating in Greater China. Traditional Han customs have spread throughout East Asia to varying degrees, with some regions sharing a few aspects of formal dining, which has ranged from guest seating to paying the bill.
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While hiding in some shrubbery, Harold encounters Bebe who herself is hiding from an unwanted suitor (Snub). The mob attacks Snub, thinking he is Harold. Bebe and Harold quietly escape to an ice cream parlor where Harold has insufficient money to pay for their treats. Harold attempts a few creative tricks to avoid paying the bill.
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An invoice goes to the person responsible for paying the bill while the shipping list (or packaging slip) goes to the recipient. The shipping list is included in the shipped box. In some scenarios, the same person will pay the bill and receive the shipment. However, a person can buy and pay for a product and send it to someone else (i.e.
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Because of this, he often garners her support. However, Kicha, being his usual self, begins leading a group of errant boys who perform various misdemeanors around their town. This includes stealing and selling dishes from the school and eating in hotel restaurants without paying the bill. Kicha and his friends are finally caught when they attempt to escape after not paying a hotel bill.
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Back in the cafe, the waitress returns to find the woman missing. Believing the customer left without paying the bill, she angrily crumples and throws the woman's comic book into a bin. This causes the hero's two opposing racers to reappear as villains, one of them armed with a large pipe wrench. The racers smash the looking glass with the pipe wrench, trapping the woman in the comic book.
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Just days later the Daily Mail printed a letter from a former landlady complaining that Drew and Dolores, who had rented rooms from her as a married couple, had left without paying the bill. After inquiries by reporters at 35 Devonshire Street, Islington, where the couple were living as Mr & Mrs Drew, Dolores paid the amount due, claiming to have thought it had already been settled.Whittington- Egan, 1972, pp. 267-8.
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Men - Each team comprises ten players plus two reserves. The reserves traditionally play the "Dinner Match" on the Thursday of the Varsity Match week: an 18-hole alternate shot foursomes match, followed by an 18-hole singles match. The losing team is responsible for paying the bill for the Varsity Match dinner on the Saturday evening. The University Match itself is contested over the course of two days.
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The dispute becomes about Malcolm's position as badminton-club secretary, and Malcolm reveals that Archie has spent time in prison. Anya arrives with drinks, and Craig, paying the bill, speaks of craving excitement, only to have his card declined. He phones his au pair for a card, keen she not look in the wrong drawer, but Malcolm snatches the phone. He is about to pay, but Archie stops him.
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Taylor replied that he honestly thought they were "absolutely awful", but there was something "remarkable" about them. Epstein waited a long time before saying anything further, eventually saying, "I think they're tremendous!" Later, when Epstein was paying the bill, he grabbed Taylor's arm and said, "Do you think I should manage them?" The Beatles were scheduled to play at the club over the next three weeks, and Epstein was always there to watch them.
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He also dupes Roy Cropper (David Neilson) into giving him a free lunch at the café. Mel takes Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls) for lunch at the Clock Restaurant. He gets drunk and manages to dupe Audrey in to paying the bill by promising to base the hero of his book on her late husband Alf (Bryan Mosley). Drunken Mel suggests to Audrey they should go for a "lie down", which she refuses.
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On Saturday, February 2, 2008, Lindsay and Jason ate a late lunch at a restaurant, paying the bill at 4:24 p.m. They left separately in their own vehicles. It is believed that Lindsay went home to change clothes before the viewing. Jason travelled to an auto shop to pick up a colleague. Jason was running late, and CCTV at the auto shop showed him and his colleague leaving at 5:30 p.m.
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As she was leaving Portugal and returning to Spain, she was arrested and held in custody overnight. She was released without charge at the request of the Italian embassy. In 1976, she infamously checked out of a hotel in Lisbon, where she had stayed for several weeks, without paying the bill, claiming simply that as the Duchess of Braganza she was not obligated to pay for her lodging. Maria Pia mixed frequently with the jet set idle rich.
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Leaving the hotel on one of their excursions, Nick pauses and comments on a favorite movie (the dance scene from Bande à part) that is playing on the TV. All efforts at thrift put aside, Nick and Meg visit an expensive restaurant. On seeing the bill Meg asks Nick to wait outside. Meg descends to the basement and finds a way out without paying the bill. Emerging at street level, Meg calls Nick over to break open a grille to let her out.
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She tells him paying the bill does not make him noble and leaves, after telling him she does not even know his name, and does not want to know it. Back in Sydney, Claire visits her mother, who is still in a persistent vegetative state. Although still in a coma, Claire reveals to her mother she is pregnant but giving away the baby. She tearfully apologizes for the accident and for all the terrible things she said to her in the car before it happened.
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The Lebanese are generous when welcoming others into their home or country, especially when it comes to food and drink. Hospitality is prized in Lebanese society, especially on the part of men. It is common for foreigners in Lebanon to be met with friendly greetings and an insistence on paying the bill for a meal. Lebanese people are generally more comfortable with physical contact than is permitted in Western society, and touching the shoulder, arm, or back is common to indicate closeness and friendliness.
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According to a study done by the Pew Research Center, 38% percent of people think it is acceptable to use cell phones in restaurants, and that number gets even smaller depending on the occasion. 12% of people think it is OK to use cell phones at family dinners, and only 5% think it is appropriate during meetings. When it comes to paying the bill in American restaurants, adding a tip is a common custom that is often expected by the waiter. According to a study by CreditCards.
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Seiter conducted a study that looked into the effect of ingratiation tactics on tipping behavior in the restaurant business. The study was done at two restaurants in Northern Utah, and the participant pool was 94 dining parties of 2 people each, equaling 188 participants in total. In order to ensure that the person paying the bill was complimented, the experimenters were told to genuinely compliment both members of the party. The data was collected by two female communication students, both the age of 22, who worked part-time as waitresses.
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His girlfriend, Candy, accompanies him as a result of him protecting her from an angry waiter she attempted to bilk and paying the bill. Rufus is depicted as a large, heavily obese blond male. His head is mostly bald, with a long braided ponytail jutting from the top, and a mustache extending down the sides of his mouth to his chin. His clothing consists of a yellow and black sleeveless jumpsuit with padded shoulders, with the closing straps left open due to his girth and exposing the center of his torso and lower abdominal hair.
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In Los Angeles, the wealthy aspirant writer Donna and her best friend (also aspirant designer) Christi Ann are bored of relationships and decide to chase two escorts in a bar for a one night stand. Meanwhile, construction workers and best friends, Stanny and Joe, come from New York but can't find jobs in Los Angeles. Without money, the guys decide to go to a fancy bar to drink and leave the place without paying the bill. Donna and Christi Ann meet Stanny and Joe and invite them home believing they are gigolos.
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It helped a lot when I started winning, and having grown up, you know, never having been anywhere and then get to go out of country to Montreal and Australia and different places, somebody else paying the bill for me to go shoot arrows, that was very much incentive." "We shot indoors practice the winter of ’75, and up through the spring of ’76, indoors, up close, just working on form. Of course, in California you shoot outdoors all year long, Every time I shot a tournament in the spring I was a little bit better. My scores increased.
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The mystery girl, who seems to be interested in him, follows him to a restaurant, where he eats spaghetti on the advice of his grandmother (later revealed to be his mother who gave birth to him in old age) for a longer and peaceful life. She suddenly appears and sits with him, stating that it's 'her birthday too'. The two of them then exchange birthday presents. The girl, who seems unused to everything, behaves very boldly and suddenly rushes with Jiro out of the restaurant without paying the bill, provoking the manager to chase the two through Tokyo.
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After the film introduces the four characters, the trouble begins when Farah tries to confront the man she gets pregnant from with the issue of her pregnancy. He refuses to help her by backing off, which leads Salma to stand by her side by paying the bill to abort the baby at the clinic. At the end of the film, they all realize that the way they have shaped their decisions is wrong and start determining their lives in a new way. Farah decides to go back to the village where she comes from, while Salma continues her work as a journalist.
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However, instead of returning the players to Livingstone, the Arena Company formed the Toronto Arena Hockey Club, popularly known as the Toronto Arenas, with Arena Company auditor Hubert Vearncombe as team president. This new organization was duly admitted to the NHL as a full member in good standing, touching off a new round of litigation with Livingstone which forced the Arenas to unload most of their stars. They only won five games in 1918-19, and were forced to suspend operations in February. Livingstone won a $20,000 judgment against the Arena Company, which declared bankruptcy to avoid paying the bill.
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Somchai (Pierre Png), a debt-ridden gambling addict, goes to the top of a building to commit suicide and finds a young woman, Go-go (Arisara Wongchalee), standing on the ledge ready to do the same. Rather than going through with the plans for death, the two talk and decide that there's nothing they can't do, since they had decided to die. So they embark on a crime spree, starting out by eating in a restaurant and not paying the bill, then stealing a car and crashing it for fun. They rob a convenience store, and are pursued by the police, and the gangsters Somchai pursue the couple as well.
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Her father, who thinks she should get married but still has no boyfriend, looks for mate for her on Internet, and even asks Siddharth to help him finding groom for Supriya, which annoys Siddharth a lot. Kusum is too cautious about money: she insists everyone, despite of relationship with another, should only spends his own money. She even stops Thakur from paying the bill for dinner with his friends, but makes sure that Thakur spends High amounts of money on her. The three boys tired to solve the issues in their own love stories, and their girlfriends also appear to be willing to help solve those problems.
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On March 23, 2010 the Affordable Care Act came into effect, which impacted the definition of medical indigence in the United States. The act is credited as benefiting thousands of Americans while also being detrimental to others. The initial intent for the act was to insure every person living in the United States, however in a 2015 article FiveThirtyEight stated that the act did not fix the entire problem as it did not cover undocumented and illegal aliens. Acts such as EMTALA ensures that every person coming into the emergency room must be treated regardless of insurance, with the patient left with the responsibility of paying the bill.
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Artem Sytnyk Artem Sytnyk (; born 1979 in Kirovohrad Oblast) is the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. In December 2018, a court ruled that Sytnik illegally released information about alleged illegal payments to Paul Manafort, however, that decision was annulled by an appeals court in July 2019. In May 2019, the State Bureau of Investigation started criminal proceedings into the accusation that Sytnyk had several free vacations at a luxury hunting estate in Rivne Oblast, with friend and businessman Mykola Nadeyko paying the bill for hotel accommodation, food and expensive entertainment. The court of first instance found Sytnyk guilty of corruption and sentenced him to a fine of UAH 3,400 (US$144 in 2019).
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Talent (1986), is a photographic work by David Robbins comprising eighteen photographs that depict contemporary artists such as Cindy Sherman, Jeff Koons, Jenny Holzer, Robert Longo, and fourteen others using the headshot portraits long-utilized by the entertainment industry. To make the 8 x 10, black-and-white photographs Robbins hired the James J. Kriegsmann studio, a company specializing in headshot photography. During the several-month long period of making the photographs in Kriegsmann's Times Square studio in New York City, Robbins functioned as the "agent" for the artists – scheduling the shoots, styling the artists' look, and paying the bill. The resultant collection of headshots were produced in an edition of 100 as, according to the Kriegsmann Studio, aspiring entertainers seeking work customarily order them.
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Thus, conflicts in the region of former Yugoslavia have a direct impact on domestic politics in Turkey. In Davutoğlu's words, "We are paying the bill for our Ottoman history because whenever there is a crisis in the Balkans (Bosnians, Albanians, Turks in Bulgaria...) they look to Istanbul." Nonetheless, the Western Balkan diaspora in Turkey is evidently not unique in its pressure on Ankara to pursue specific policy goals according to the diaspora's requests. The pressure of the Bosniak diaspora in the 1990s and of the Albanian diaspora for the recognition of Kosovo mirrors examples of similar pressures from the Abkhaz and the Chechen communities in Turkey on behalf of the recognition of Abkhazia and advocating strong reactions to the Russian crackdowns in the northern Caucasus.
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In 1816, the poet Joanny Carmouche, a member of the Epicurean Society of Lyon brought together gourmets with verse: :"The desserts are eaten, :Cutlery line up, :Women arrange ... :At the dock, it happens :A marmot absconds Chef Paul Bocuse :(Without paying the bill!) :Far from River :The working class :Roast chicken ... :But each request: :What is this band :Bacchus order? :- They are rascals :Fleeing the river :Who, then, in River :Every month will be :Epicureans." Stendhal, passing through Lyon in 1837, evoked Lyonnaise cuisine: The Lyonnaise mothers become so famous that the gourmet Maurice Edmond Sailland, usually known as Curnonsky, who had spent several weeks each winter in Lyon declared in 1934 from the Vettard restaurant that Lyon was the "capital of gastronomy".
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Gordon Miller (Groucho Marx), a flat-broke theatrical producer, whose staff includes Harry Binelli (Chico) and Faker Englund (Harpo), is told by his brother-in-law Joseph Gribble (Cliff Dunstan), manager of the White Way Hotel, that he and his cast of twenty-two actors, who have run up an enormous bill of $1,200, have to leave the hotel immediately or face the wrath of supervising director Gregory Wagner (Donald MacBride). Miller has assembled the cast and crew of his play, Hail and Farewell, in the hotel ballroom. Miller is planning on skipping out on the hotel without paying the bill when he receives word that one of his actresses, Christine Marlowe (Lucille Ball), has arranged for a backer. Miller must keep his room and hide the cast and crew until the meeting with the backer can take place.
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Procurement software is business software that helps to automate the purchasing function of organizations. Activities including raising and approving purchase orders, selecting and ordering the product or service, receiving and matching the invoice and order, and paying the bill is handled electronically, enabling the procurement department to see everything that is ordered, ensure that nothing can be ordered without correct approvals, and lets them get the best value by combining several orders for the same type of good or even getting suppliers to bid for the business. Buying organisation's choice can be driven by the particular strengths offered by each individual system and the number of vendors available through them. A multinational or otherwise large organization will use a shared procurement system to take advantage of economies of scale to drive down the cost of purchases.
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Sharp tells the gang that she has no intention of paying the bill and that as far as she is concerned Angel Investigations are running a scam since it is 'impossible' for a third eye to grow out the back of a skull, despite the fact that it was she who approached them with the problem. She and her daughter leave having successfully stiffed the gang for payment and an exasperated Gunn leaves. Lindsey finds Darla waiting for him at home and she weakly tells him that Drusilla is not returning to L.A.. He gives her a container of human blood; she stops feigning weakness and searches his briefcase while he is in the shower. Meanwhile, at the hotel Angel attempts to look up the Band of Blacknil but doesn't have much research material given that it all left along with Wesley.
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Manual material handling work contributes to a large percentage of the over half a million cases of musculoskeletal disorders reported annually in the United States. Musculoskeletal disorders often involve strains and sprains to the lower back, shoulders, and upper limbs. They can result in protracted pain, disability, medical treatment, and financial stress for those afflicted with them, and employers often fi nd themselves paying the bill, either directly or through workers’ compensation insurance, at the same time they must cope with the loss of the full capacity of their workers. Scientific evidence shows that effective ergonomic interventions can lower the physical demands of MMH work tasks, thereby lowering the incidence and severity of the musculoskeletal injuries they can cause. Their potential for reducing injury related costs alone make ergonomic interventions a useful tool for improving a company’s productivity, product quality, and overall business competitiveness.
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Manual material handling (MMH) work contributes to a large percentage of the over half a million cases of musculoskeletal disorders reported annually in the United States. Musculoskeletal disorders often involve strains and sprains to the lower back, shoulders, and upper limbs. They can result in protracted pain, disability, medical treatment, and financial stress for those afflicted with them, and employers often fi nd themselves paying the bill, either directly or through workers’ compensation insurance, at the same time they must cope with the loss of the full capacity of their workers. Scientific evidence shows that effective ergonomic interventions can lower the physical demands of MMH work tasks, thereby lowering the incidence and severity of the musculoskeletal injuries they can cause. Their potential for reducing injury related costs alone make ergonomic interventions a useful tool for improving a company’s productivity, product quality, and overall business competitiveness.
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