She wasn't asking to be paid more, only to be paid equally.
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People have to be paid, exhibitions have to be paid for, all the great things, this institution does, requires investment.
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The federal law that allows tipped workers to be paid below minimum wage is literally a legacy of slavery, and allows people to be paid $2.13 an hour.
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There's a cost to be paid for Democratic intransigence on the issue, just as there's a cost to be paid for intransigence on immigration and the border wall.
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That included $506.4 million in notes to be paid out in U.S. dollars and $253.2 million in notes to be paid out in pesos at the central bank's reference exchange rate.
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" Barr added, "I didn't ask to be paid off.
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Those testing laboratories want to be paid — and now.
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" Cooper: "But did you have to be paid $675,000?
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"If your objective is to make sure your employees are feeling engaged, and happy and inspired at work, ... they've got to be paid fairly, they have to be paid well," he said.
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Refunds are also expected to be paid out as scheduled.
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Humans have to be paid, take breaks, and so forth.
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The payoff now is literally to be paid in dollars.
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AND WE'RE GOING TO BE PAID APPROPRIATELY FOR OUR CHANNELS.
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The rest was to be paid in November this year.
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The special dividend is expected to be paid on Nov.
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Each performance needed to be paid for in some way.
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Others — especially grad students — like to be paid up front.
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The developers don't have to be paid in equity alone.
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But with all that, a price had to be paid.
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Ask to be paid for the job you're actually doing.
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It's not a bad or shameful thing to be paid.
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The lawyers were to be paid more than $1 million.
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We are saying you have to be paid this much.
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We needed milk, and the mortgage had to be paid.
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"Forest protection services need to be paid for," he said.
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But these days, increasingly, journalism wants to be paid for.
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Homeowners' claims would be unlikely to be paid in full.
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But over time, gradually, some attention began to be paid.
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That argument concludes that athletes ought to be paid less.
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Mr. Madsen has yet to be paid for his efforts.
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These partnerships — like conventional projects — need to be paid for.
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That loan has to be paid off before you sell.
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But most of the debt still remained to be paid.
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It sounds big, but there's millions of dollars in debt, hundreds of millions, within the Kansas City metro area alone, that's just sitting there asking to be paid and it's not going to [be paid].
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There is still a price to be paid for inefficient governance.
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We don't disagree, necessarily, but it is nice to be paid.
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YouTube creators also deserve to be paid for their effort, absolutely.
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There are calendars to be synced and bills to be paid.
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We expect the first interns to be paid this January. Rep.
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N, the biggest deal ever to be paid for in cash.
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Businesses and civil servants are demanding to be paid in dollars.
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There are salaries to be paid and bills to be settled.
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Poor people: ask to be paid a living wageBen Shapiro: pic.twitter.
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Most employees want to be paid more without becoming more valuable.
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It's time for some debts (emotional and financial) to be paid.
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But to be paid a tenth of that amount of money?
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And that increased debt eventually has to be paid for somehow.
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It is a collective debt that will have to be paid.
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They also learned that they were not going to be paid.
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I am responsible for 30 people who need to be paid.
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Because magic has a price, sometimes to be paid in blood.
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Student loan debt needs to be paid down first or refinanced.
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The funds will have to be paid back at some point.
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Professor Smullyan said that to be paid so much was unfair.
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First, it would have to be paid for with higher taxes.
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With that being said, reparations do not need to be paid.
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As the new year approaches, those debts stand to be paid.
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No. I used to be paid for sex, through the internet.
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So why do they deserve to be paid a higher wage?
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Married women with children in STEM seem to be paid less.
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NFFE said the law requires all employees covered by the statute to be paid on time for any overtime work performed and to be paid at least the minimum wage for all hours worked during the workweek.
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Not all of those claims will need to be paid out immediately.
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But what exactly needs to be paid for isn&apost yet clear.
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Longer or recurrent prescriptions would need to be paid out of pocket.
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He says he wants secure borders, but he needs to be paid.
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WILBUR ROSS: Well, remember this, they are eventually going to be paid.
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So there is a price to be paid for all this, Jose.
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Under the agreement, Mr. Alo was to be paid $8,000 a month.
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On the flight, all food (including water) had to be paid for.
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Some $20bn of debt to China has yet to be paid back.
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"The law doesn't require everybody to be paid the same," Caminiti said.
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Local press reported that the suspects wanted to be paid in Monero.
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The deadline for the compensation to be paid is October 31st, 2028.
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There are no further amounts required to be paid in the future.
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We want artists to be paid fairly, but we rip their albums.
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It is common for female athletes to be paid less than men.
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And that media is likely to be paid for by an advertiser.
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But the full annual fee has to be paid upfront, not monthly.
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The crew is waiting to be paid salaries totaling $400,000, he said.
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If players are allowed to be paid, we won't have competitive balance!
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Sex work is a real job, and performers deserve to be paid.
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The loan will need to be paid back in one year's time.
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"All kind of protectionism finally has to be paid for," he said.
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Some of the claims are not expected to be paid in full.
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He will continue to be paid a 660,000-pound salary until Oct.
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Non-mandatory vaccines, such as for chickenpox, have to be paid for.
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As a money to pay or receive-- to be paid or received.
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In the US, for example, it's common to be paid bi-weekly.
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It's true that providers want to be paid more than Medicare pays.
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She will continue to be paid her salary and pension until Nov.
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This should allow enhanced dividends, of 50% of earnings, to be paid.
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She left after the company refused her demand to be paid comparably.
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And she didn't necessarily want to be paid, she didn't need that.
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But the work was nearly done and bills needed to be paid.
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That tax would have to be paid over the next two years.
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Loans have to be paid back, as opposed to investments in stocks.
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At least, in these circumstances, I wouldn't have asked to be paid.
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The money is expected to be paid out to employees in March.
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It amounts to 20 billion reais, to be paid over 15 years.
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They want to be paid a higher yield to take that debt.
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Four months after arriving, he had yet to be paid, he said.
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Federal workers were scheduled to be paid on Friday for the Dec.
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The money was to be paid "up front" -- before Justin even arrived.
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On days like this, I'm glad to be paid hourly and make overtime.
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Wednesday figuring out which bills needed to be paid and which could wait.
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I love it and feel so grateful to be paid for this work!
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Your object is to gain information, and my object is to be paid.
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I want to be paid for the value that I'm bringing the world.
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They were still eager to be paid, of course, if anyone was down.
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The loans are to be paid back over 20 years, Raed Khoury said.
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The rank and file were supposed to be paid off with vocational training.
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Content exists to be paid for inventing content, even on April Fools' Day.
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Jurors would also continue to be paid during that roughly three-week period.
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Likewise, to maintain simplicity, UBI would need to be paid at fixed rates.
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"You still have a heavy debt that has to be paid," he says.
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Stockholders are behind bondholders in the queue to be paid, should earnings falter.
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Meanwhile, vendors have been camping out in LeEco's lobbies waiting to be paid.
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It is the fight to be paid properly and fairly for their service.
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Wade wants to be paid his market value, too, and he mostly hasn't.
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He said salaries for November were due to be paid on December 28.
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Those may not be eligible to be paid in addition to course credit.
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She explained that she wasn't looking to be paid for her travel time.
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In the US, you don't need a college education to be paid well.
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I think most Democrats will, but we want it to be paid for.
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They are the best in the world and deserve to be paid accordingly.
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Startups aren't going to hire people who will need to be paid overtime.
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That is, they are set not to be paid, but to be discounted.
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However, Bishara said prisoners' families will continue to be paid their full allocations.
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But we also need to be paid because that is just good business.
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Just don't expect to be paid to visit your favorite establishments too frequently.
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Eligible drivers can expect to be paid on or about March 19, 2019.
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As I got older, life got real and bills had to be paid.
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I'm often asked how much writers should expect to be paid, and why.
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It's f-----d up not even to be paid half the same amount.
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The remaining $180,000 was to be paid out by the end of 2019.
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An agent asking to be paid in cash could be a red flag.
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"I believe we deserve some respect and to be paid fairly," he said.
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And since we continue to be paid, we'd like to help employ someone.
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That's about $40 million, with the bill to be paid by British taxpayers.
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She told authorities she was to be paid $3,500 for smuggling the meth.
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The simple truth is musicians need to be paid more for their content.
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To fathers who want their daughters to be paid equal to their sons.
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It's a matter of health care, those kinds of obligations to be paid.
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That is, until they become women and expect to be paid for it.
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It is not a burden to be paid for the hours you work.
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And how do you convince people that it has to be paid for?
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Jurors may have to wait to be paid until the shutdown is over.
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The deal called for Allen's company to be paid at least $68 million.
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Extremely excited about the bill that passed tonight allowing players to be paid.
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When this occurred, any existing mortgage debt had to be paid off first.
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"In England, if you take on a job and it's 60 hours a week, you know at the end at the of week how much you're going to be paid, because you're going to be paid for 60 hours," Flynn said.
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Antico made his usual assessments, except instead of choosing the debts more likely to be paid he picked the debts less likely to be paid, and instead of sending collection notices he sent letters telling people that their debt was gone.
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Bills have to be paid and salaries and rent - you cannot escape that fate.
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Tiny Jag told CNN she was not going to be paid for the performance.
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They had survived the war and knew the price that had to be paid.
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My anxiety spikes when I have to repeatedly ask to be paid like this.
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By this logic, inequality is a necessary price to be paid for more innovations.
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It was to be paid lip service in constitutions but ignored in political practice.
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There was always going to be a big price to be paid by them.
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SM: Wisely, Congress set up separate funds for whistleblowers to be paid out of.
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The gross consideration to be paid for the transaction is AUD3,800 million (USD103,036 million).
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No surprise: the estimated initial investment and ongoing fees to be paid are critical.
|
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Hundreds of former employees of Donald Trump say they're still waiting to be paid.
|
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With liabilities in dollars, most funds want to be paid in the same currency.
|
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Hackers usually demand a ransom, to be paid in bitcoin, to end the attack.
|
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The cost of European border control cannot continue to be paid with human lives.
|
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The debt had originally been due to be paid at the end of September.
|
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The deal involves a special dividend to be paid to UniCredit, the source said.
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"Leaving the union doesn't have a price, which has to be paid," he added.
|
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A third decree mandates the minimum fare for freight to be paid to truckers.
|
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The kidnappers are demanding to be paid in pounds sterling divided into 4 bags.
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"I was like, 'I want to be paid the same as Kevin,'" said Wright.
|
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"If you do get a crash you want to be paid back," Desai said.
|
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Ask for payments for work done in 2017 to be paid by Dec. 31.
|
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Their demand was to be paid or warn the body of a coming mutiny.
|
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According to the agreement, that money was to be paid out within 30 days.
|
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And to be paid less just because of my sex — it doesn't seem fair.
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Do you mean like how much people expect to be paid, or the benefits?
|
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Street entertainers were asking to be paid by credit card rather than with cash.
|
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It later turned out to be paid advertising, which Badshah confessed to on Instagram.
|
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The building's construction was to be paid for with money raised by selling condos.
|
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Both our salaried and hourly workforce will continue to be paid during this shutdown.
|
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But that doesn't wipe away that rent from having to be paid later on.
|
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The commission also called for reparations to be paid to victims of sexual abuse.
|
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"If it is related to your job, you're supposed to be paid," she said.
|
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It is now time for Curry to be paid for his loyalty and dominance.
|
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He is supposed to be paid within the first five days of the month.
|
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But the people who work to dismantle that system also have to be paid.
|
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One day a call announced that a $675 mortgage payment needed to be paid.
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You are performing an invaluable service and deserve to be paid fairly and respected.
|
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In addition, whatever replaces that power generation will also need to be paid for.
|
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He usually seeks to be paid by the seller, rather than the Chinese buyer.
|
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The most scrutiny on Monday is likely to be paid to the abortion case.
|
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Sometimes the bill is not likely to be paid diminishing enthusiasm for continuing care.
|
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And a central question — how is it going to be paid for — remains unresolved.
|
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It's not like a building, which has to be paid for by some developer.
|
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In the suit, he says that amount was supposed to be paid by Oct.
|
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For those who have yet to be paid, it may be a long wait.
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There is a price to be paid for that, and that price is mockery.
|
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Distributors will need to provide actual receipts of retail sales in order to be paid.
|
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Civil servants say they expect to be paid for the first time in a year.
|
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"There's a whole umbrella of things that have to be paid for," Hardin, 210, said.
|
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It also allows for lower wages to be paid vs roles not on the SOL.
|
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"As players, we deserved to be paid equally for our work, regardless of our gender."
|
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"There are no further amounts required to be paid in the future," the filing says.
|
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They're inexpensive, have separate data allotments and allow new phones to be paid in installments.
|
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Waithe got her pair when she agreed to be paid for a job in footwear.
|
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James Lankford said the wall had to be paid for, and Sanford echoed that concern.
|
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In the model we have there is space of dividend to be paid in 2020.
|
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He says there'll be "a heavy price to be paid" if the reports are accurate.
|
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Banks expect to continue to be paid for a mortgage or they will take action.
|
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Before this feature was introduced, rentals had to be paid for 100 percent up front.
|
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How we're going to have free college education, how it's going to be paid for.
|
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According to The Blast, both liens remain active and have yet to be paid off.
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Many employers would love nothing more than if you asked to be paid in equity!
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An additional $300 million of its shares are to be paid over time as well.
|
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After that, Paul says that he is happy to be paid in gold or diamonds.
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No wonder the president wants his pet project to be paid by our southern neighbors.
|
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"I have yet to be paid the same amount as a male costar," Kruger admits.
|
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They agreed, for instance, to be paid in more debt if borrowers ran into trouble.
|
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Importantly, Cappucci's firm isn't asking for all of its fees to be paid in cash.
|
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"You want to be paid in respect to how your peers are paid," Arrieta said.
|
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And if there is a price to be paid, abandoning Europe will be worth it.
|
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There could be a price to be paid for not volunteering for such an interview.
|
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The rest is expected to be paid for by the federal government and other sources.
|
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It is expected to be paid for with a mix of public and private financing.
|
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Payments were late from the Spring Split and players involved have yet to be paid.
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Nevertheless, lawsuits have been initiated by uncompromising creditors, who wish to be paid in full.
|
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Gavin Newsom as he signed into law a bill allowing college athletes to be paid
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The total value of the transaction is $384.2 million to be paid in three installments.
|
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However, once the lapse in funding ends, all benefits are expected to be paid back.
|
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These things have to be paid for, and in the societies we admire, everybody helps.
|
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Atherton, however, wants to make it easier for people to be paid to post online.
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These organizations are supposed to be paid based on the value of care they deliver.
|
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Employees would continue to be paid for half their regular hours over the next week.
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As players, we deserved to be paid equally for our work, regardless of our gender.
|
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Even hotels I'd booked online would ask to be paid in cash or with PayPal.
|
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Once it came time to negotiate a new contract, she demanded to be paid comparably.
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In 2009, the federal government extended benefits to be paid out up to 99 weeks.
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I want him to be paid a salary that reflects his education and work ethic.
|
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Should women have to ask to be paid equally before the idea occurs to employers?
|
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But not all plans claiming to be paid family leave will deliver for working families.
|
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Suppliers and employees will continue to be paid throughout the company's bankruptcy, Bar Louie said.
|
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Approximately $162 million of that is "current" — that is, expected to be paid this year.
|
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An initial round of payments was distributed, with the rest to be paid in installments.
|
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Bond amounts expected to be paid on Wednesday range from $1,000 to $25,000, RAICES said.
|
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It was still unclear what tax would need to be paid on the crude imports.
|
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Armed Services chairman on Russian meddling: 'There has to be a price to be paid.
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My bills keep coming, gas to get to work still needs to be paid for.
|
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And it was the hard stuff, so there was always a price to be paid.
|
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Another was that the law had to be paid for in its first 10 years.
|
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We know NeNe wants to be paid as much as, if not more than, Kim.
|
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The inmates who are striking demand to be paid at least the state minimum wage.
|
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For example, a scholarship or grant doesn't have to be paid back; a loan does.
|
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Financing options include a 85033 percent income-based premium to be paid by employers, a 4 percent income-based premium to be paid by households, changes to the estate tax and a new tax on the top 0.1 percent of Americans based on income.
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And I think there&aposs going to be a price to be paid by these folks.
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The latest tranche of the aid will likely begin to be paid out later this month.
|
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"Simply put, the plaintiff here is looking to be paid the same money twice," she said.
|
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Any losses from the sale will have to be paid gradually by the other Portuguese banks.
|
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Elizabeth Warren, meanwhile, pitched a $2 trillion plan to be paid for through higher corporate taxes.
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Second, more of the cost of examination needs to be paid out of patent application fees.
|
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Whatever the circumstances, mortgages have to be paid on a monthly basis or they become delinquent.
|
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Emanuel's plan calls for the city's marijuana revenues to be paid back directly into its pensions.
|
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It would cost taxpayers more, since teachers would have to be paid for the extra days.
|
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What Justin didn't count on was that Bryce expected to be paid back for such kindness.
|
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If top sellers are clearing $100,000 annually, there are taxes that will need to be paid.
|
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Some people don't really need to be paid because they're paid by the academics or whatever.
|
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That may not have to be paid work, he added, but could include volunteering as well.
|
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However, Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson said athletes don't deserve to be paid like Edsall was.
|
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If you do your job, you're supposed to be paid for the job that you do.
|
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The researchers said that more attention needed to be paid to the most at-risk subspecies.
|
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That will now have to be paid out of pocket by individuals on a basic income.
|
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The New York Times editorial board on Monday called for the team to be paid fairly.
|
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"I have ordered for victims' (medical) costs to be paid for by the state," he added.
|
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"No matter what one thinks of their job, everyone deserves to be paid for their work."
|
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Whenever I get prize money, I think OK, that's a bill that's going to be paid.
|
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Operations and sustainment (O&S) costs will continue to be paid irrespective of nuclear modernization decisions.
|
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The board approved a dividend of 0.038 euros a share to be paid out of reserves.
|
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As a general practice, however, sources agree to be paid for their tips only upon publication.
|
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" He continued: "The fixed income that needs to be paid out to retirees is basically impossible.
|
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And people are waiting for their year-end bonuses to be paid in the new year.
|
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According to a 2018 PDK Poll, 71% of Americans believe teachers deserve to be paid more.
|
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She pays to live in the projects, but other people have found ways to be paid.
|
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If Flynn continued to be paid for such work in January, bribery charges could be alleged.
|
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The bottom line is that reparations would need to be paid out of the federal budget.
|
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They demanded to be paid for almost everything, from water and food to transport and mattresses.
|
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"It needs to be paid for, and you know viruses do what viruses do," he said.
|
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And you wouldn't pay what the man needed to be paid what he was charging you.
|
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The $1,000 one-time bonus is expected to be paid by the end of this year.
|
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The downside, though: "These are loans," Ms. Kvern said, and they have to be paid back.
|
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"I don't know if I'm going to be able to be paid or not," he said.
|
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New rules for doctors would make it easier for medical providers to be paid by Medicare.
|
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If they are not going to be paid back by the borrower, who gets the bill?
|
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Being a congressional leader is hard and there is always a political price to be paid.
|
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At the time, employees were informed they were "likely to be paid" on Thursday, January 9.
|
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After years of advocacy, collegiate athletes won the right to be paid for endorsements in California.
|
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We should instead have an inheritance tax, to be paid by the recipient of an inheritance.
|
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The Administration has rolled over the excess potentially to be paid out in 2015 and 2016.
|
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The amount to be paid, in fines and disgorgement, is a combined total of $154.3 million.
|
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More attention needs to be paid to accommodating press on planes and for increasingly large events.
|
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Hardwick now wanted to be paid separately for the part of the collection she had generated.
|
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In addition, staff that worked on specified allowable purposes under FLREA were able to be paid.
|
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Failing that, they wanted her to uncap certain bonuses that athletes are allowed to be paid.
|
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Then you will receive part of a $1,000,000 bonus to be paid out based on viewership.
|
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Note: Prices are listed in US dollars, but some hackers prefer to be paid in Bitcoin.
|
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What nuclear plants provide the grid, and deserve to be paid for, is low-carbon power.
|
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And even with stock buybacks more popular, dividends continue to be paid out at a record pace.
|
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Specifically, he knows athletes are not supposed to be paid, since that would be an impermissible benefit.
|
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"That money is going to have to be paid to Venezuela one way or another," he said.
|
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Ocean Infinity stood to be paid $70 million if it had found the wreckage or black boxes.
|
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And special attention has to be paid to Richard Madden, who played Robb Stark on the show.
|
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When presented with an opportunity to be paid to take a version of this ad, we declined.
|
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Those features have to be paid somehow, begetting us the advertising and subscription models we see today.
|
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Her tech still needed to be paid, and the river mud samples still needed prepping and analyzing.
|
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"The article rightly observes that this may result in creditors demanding to be paid quicker," Liberum said.
|
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At stake is more than $150 billion expected to be paid to insurers over the next decade.
|
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Lately, ransom is asked to be paid in bitcoin, which can't be tracked, adds an FBI advisory.
|
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Hutchins remained in jail over the weekend, although his bond is expected to be paid on Monday.
|
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If they go to the capital markets in disarray, there will be a price to be paid.
|
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We permit our faculty to be paid, for example, through consulting gigs, by firms they teach about.
|
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She wished to be called "Ms Franklin", to be paid cash and to be spared air-conditioning.
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That is largely because, unlike most other countries, it allows people to be paid for the stuff.
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It's going to be paid for by Canada, by the way — maybe I'll get Canada to pay?
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Every woman deserves to be paid fairly, treated equally, and have the opportunity to achieve her dreams.
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"We pay everybody what they're supposed to be paid, and we pay everybody on time," he said.
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I want to be paid for the value that I'm bringing the world, I want a patron.
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Cleary was to be paid $11 million, and Millstein was to get $9 million under the deals.
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Earlier this month doctors, teachers and nurses went on strike, demanding to be paid in real dollars.
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The minimum wage, which women are more likely to be paid than men, also plays a role.
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It's so draining, and it often feels impossible to even ask to be paid what you're worth.
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Part-timers, who tend to be paid less, make up more than a third of the workforce.
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They signed a contract and Cook was to be paid $27,000, with an additional $6000 for multiples.
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Some states have outlawed surrogacy altogether, some states allow it but don't allow surrogates to be paid.
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State legislative law 5-a expressly says what senators are to be paid for various leadership positions.
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" Manafort noted that he agreed to be paid according to his "clients' preferred financial institutions and instructions.
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This is simply taxes that are owed to the state anyway, and they ought to be paid.
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In Britain, Theresa May's government has said Carillion's public sector workers will be continued to be paid.
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Of the total cost, around 3.2 billion euros would have to be paid by households, CPB said.
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The bitcoin link is also relevant with WannaCry, which demanded ransoms to be paid using the cryptocurrency.
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If they were being kept, however, they needed to be paid for, as they are $215 items.
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In the docs, Ron says if there's spousal support to be paid, it will go to Opal.
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And what they wanted to know, the musicians, was, 'How much are we going to be paid?
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He was owed $14.75 million this season, with roughly $2.5 million of that remaining to be paid.
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Amazingly, or so it seems to those on the left, these creditors expect to be paid back.
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No one told the truth about how all that free stuff was going to be paid for.
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"If they do I think there's going to be a heavy price to be paid," Cornyn added.
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"Champions of the world, deserve to be paid their fair share," de Blasio said in a statement.
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"Many people who live in those types of countries want to be paid in bitcoin," Gurley said.
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Le Lactation Fee : Your lactation specialist was born in France and demands to be paid in euros.
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The government has said it will reduce premiums to be paid by farmers, and ensure faster settlements.
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America's farmers don't want to be paid to lose – they want to win by feeding the world.
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Credit card bills will have to be paid, as will income tax on any earnings before death.
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Then, if you're caught again, that jumps to $250 to $350, to be paid within 12 days.
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America's farmers don't want to be paid to lose they want to win by feeding the world.
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Freelance workers are asking to be paid for work scheduled prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Even with Elliott signed, the Cowboys have a queue of skill-position talent waiting to be paid.
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Usually the owners put up an agreed amount to be paid by the loser to the winner.
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In order to be paid for this time, you may use your regular paid time off options.
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How much would you want to be paid to give your friend a knowingly bad restaurant recommendation?
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He will continue to be paid, and the team will receive $6 million in salary-cap relief.
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As for what's next for the Cowboys ... Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper still need to be paid.
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Then I asked if I was being let go because I expected to be paid for training.
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The fact that they were not going to be paid did not seem to make a difference.
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The judge set my bail for $30,000, to be paid in two days or I'd be deported.
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People who had direct deposits rejected and returned to the funding source are to be paid $250.
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But the deal apparently turned sour after Mr. Mohmand waited impatiently for three years to be paid.
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Loaves baked by hand cost more, as bakers need to be paid for their time and labor.
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Spanish builder Sacyr announced on Wednesday details for a scrip dividend to be paid on January 30.
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A broad coalition of insurance companies, hospitals, doctors and patient groups want the subsidies to be paid.
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But there is an obvious price to be paid for essentially becoming a party devoted to trolling.
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"I&aposm going to defend myself, and I&aposm going to be paid for it," he added.
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The state was asking for as much as $1.6 billion to be paid in restitution to shareholders.
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This would have to be paid off by a new owner or rolled over into new debt.
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A price is to be paid when we separate words and the reality to which they refer.
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Gail: All of which would have to be paid for by large taxes on the very rich.
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Wildfire victims might have to wait longer than they had anticipated for their claims to be paid.
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Kolomoysky has been pushing to be paid upwards of $3 billion for his lost stake in Privatbank.
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Addiction doctors, nurses, and counselors, meanwhile, still tend to be paid less than other fields of medicine.
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You must provide your employer a voting receipt if requested to be paid for the time off.
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How much would you need to be paid to give up your Facebook account for four weeks?
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The FX Forward contracts When I first joined Nissan and moved to Japan almost 20 years ago, I wanted to be paid in U.S. dollars, but was told that that was not possible and was given an employment contract that required me to be paid in Japanese yen.
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The FX Forward contracts When I first joined Nissan and moved to Japan almost 20 years ago, I wanted to be paid in U.S. dollars, but was told that that was not possible and was given an employment contract that required me to be paid in Japanese yen.
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The militant group had asked for $6.5 million in ransom per hostage to be paid by April 25.
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Wouldn&apost you just like to know how much he had to be paid to agree to that?
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He calls for another driver who takes you to your destination, then demands to be paid as well.
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Previously such trade had to be paid for by cash in advance or financed through third-country banks.
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That means I would have had to have agreed to be paid only $7,000, split over three years.
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Most employee equity hasn't fully vested, stock options need to be exercised and taxes need to be paid.
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And here's the best part – no one expects to be paid anything to create content for the platform.
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Now, though, she is plagued by worry: "Clients need to be paid, and I'm not selling," she said.
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A source familiar with the matter said the sum to be paid back could exceed 7 billion euros.
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Federal law requires urban hospitals in a given state to be paid at least what rural hospitals receive.
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Computers can watch all the video without human issues like distraction, fatigue, training, or needing to be paid.
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The suit was dropped in 1987 and his attorneys were awarded $650,000 to be paid by the newspaper.
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Also, a lot of people are out of a job today with bills that need to be paid.
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Many labourers who used to be paid by the day are now hired for months at a time.
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It also introduced set wages for conductors, who used to be paid by commission, leading to alarming overcrowding.
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Films need to get shipped to theaters, money has to be made and mortgages have to be paid.
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Kevin Boyle, general counsel for the International Union of Police Associations, said officers need to be paid adequately.
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You have a total $12 million in preference with a debt component that has to be paid back.
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Both Trumps defended the practice by suggesting the contractors did substandard work and didn't deserve to be paid.
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BBVA also proposed a final 2017 cash dividend gross payment of 0.15 euros to be paid in April.
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Insurers expect to be paid about $7 billion in reimbursements for them by the federal government this year.
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It was to be paid out in a split of 75-43, 60-40, or maybe dead even.
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Members of Congress will continue to be paid during the shutdown, although some are voluntarily forgoing their paychecks.
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After too much gambling as a promoter, Mija decided she needed to be paid to play music instead.
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When other platforms surged ahead, some Vine stars began negotiating to be paid to post on the service.
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Nearly a dozen plans are suing to be paid in full after suffering debilitating losses on the exchanges.
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Regulators have belatedly tackled the incentives problem by requiring advisers to be paid by fees, rather than commissions.
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As those mortgages went sour, AIG's losses mounted, and the purchasers of its "insurance" demanded to be paid.
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WHEN A CAR IS SENT TO CHINA FROM THE U.S., THERE'S A TARIFF TO BE PAID OF 25%.
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Thus, most Americans value (both symbolically and monetarily) teachers and want them to be paid a fair salary.
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How much would you have to be paid to dig graves, examine corpses, or investigate a crime scene?
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Suppliers that want to be paid early set a discount that they're willing to offer on their invoices.
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A group of Uber drivers in Philadelphia is pushing to be paid while they wait around for riders.
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Normally, GO debt is the most senior in a municipality's capital structure and the first to be paid.
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The nearly century-old law requires employees working on federally funded construction projects to be paid prevailing wages.
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"Nobody expects to make as much as the CEO, but they expect to be paid fairly," he says.
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The plaintiffs were supposed to be paid from a $2.3 billion fund BP set aside to compensate fishermen.
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A lot of people believe that they worked hard, therefore they deserve to be paid for their work.
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REE will propose a gross complimentary dividend of 0.7104 euros per share to be paid on July 1.
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It's hard to justify spending money on artwork when utilities need to be paid and you need groceries.
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The primary disadvantage is the same as with an in-plan Roth — taxes have to be paid now.
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And while loans don't dilute company ownership, they do need to be paid back eventually with added interest.
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But Trump has signed legislation for all employees to be paid their salaries retroactively when the shutdown ends.
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Of course, the money has to be paid back with interest, which bond investors refer to as yield.
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It's one thing to understand that allowing college athletes to be paid has nothing to do with academics.
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Surrogacy must also be altruistic, according to UK law, but it allows for "reasonable expenses" to be paid.
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The Boeing 787 cost the government of Mexico $218.7 million, to be paid over a 15-year period.
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Mr. Ferro is expected to be paid $5 million per year by Tronc to serve as a consultant.
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But attention needs to be paid to all of the teams the winners have left in their wake.
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We're asking the building to be closed and sanitized, and for us to be paid [during that process].
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Company documents showed 90 percent of profits were to be paid to an undisclosed holder of preference shares.
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They need to be paid more ... and that has a huge impact on the future of this country.
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But the American women are also fighting another battle: to be paid as much as their male counterparts.
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It is wrong for us to be paid and valued less for our work because of our gender.
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The aim is to discourage human traffickers who would not want to wait that long to be paid.
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The tax code is written so that the accumulated capital gains taxes are eventually supposed to be paid.
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"You're assuming that because I chose a particular profession, I deserve to be paid less," Williams points out.
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In most states, servers, bartenders and other workers who receive tips don't have to be paid minimum wage.
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic and Berlin's Komische Oper have asked to be paid in dollars and euros, respectively.
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The amount of such hard-currency debt to be paid off, however, is only part of the story.
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It also means special attention needs to be paid to populations that are especially vulnerable to the pandemic.
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Dr. Peng of Zhongnan Hospital said more attention had to be paid to the fate of medical workers.
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Requests were made for Ms. Ritchie, who represents a district that borders Lake Ontario, to be paid $15,000.
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The US official said payments were made last year with the full amount likely to be paid soon.
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Every new provision added to the bill raises the cost, and it will have to be paid for.
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"I created La Borinqueña because the debt crisis was not going to be paid," Miranda-Rodriguez told CNN.
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Current law avoids any such coercion by requiring overtime to be paid in the pay period it's earned.
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The exempt list allows players to be paid but not to be with their teams on game days.
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Why do those have to be paid for, at $600 per, but a drug addict gets theirs free?
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In the latest attack, the criminals demanded ransoms ranging from $300 to $600, to be paid in Bitcoin.
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Manafort directed them to be paid more than 2 million euros between 20163 and 2014, the filing said.
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Work, as far as I understand it, is the one thing you're supposed to be paid to do.
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I have always advocated for police and teachers to be paid more money than they make on average.
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Some claim Hogg and his classmates are simply too skilled as public speakers not to be paid actors.
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People will need to be paid more for working less time, so they can afford more leisure time.
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According to Japanese bankruptcy lawyers, claimants are unlikely to be paid until disputes over large claims are settled.
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But there's a very high price to be paid, and the reckoning for them is only just beginning.
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In one of the very last scenes, after Sal's place is destroyed, Mookie still demands to be paid.
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Iran has since continued its exports of natural gas and electricity to Iraq and expects to be paid.
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Venus retrograde in Pisces is a powerful time for debts, both emotional and financial, to be paid off.
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After his first months of therapy, four or five perhaps, the analyst had stopped asking to be paid.
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The national team will be continuing their legal fight to be paid on par with their male counterparts.
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But most people do expect to be paid for gifts, albeit in the non-monetary currency known as "gratitude".
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Every square meter has to be paid for, so sometimes it's hard to find a comfy place to sit.
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But thanks increased media coverage, a government official arranged for Kamkwamba's education to be paid for through high school.
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Representatives for Ocean Infinity have said the company would only want to be paid if the aircraft was found.
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Universal Display also announced its first-ever dividend of 21.15 cents a share to be paid on March 24.35.
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The net amount will be reduced slightly with 16.7 billion euros of older loans due to be paid back.
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And since the wall was going to be paid for by Mexico, there's no downside to the United States.
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There's more resolution to come—and more money to be paid out—for the 3.0-liter TDI-engined vehicles.
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The bill — at least $100 million but possibly double that — is likely to be paid from the defence budget.
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Public policies have made generations of Black people sick, and those losses ought to be paid back, in cash.
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So we, if Eni takes on the 21th, then we are going to be paid in these 22 days.
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Shows and movies is a very competitive space; it needs to be paid for economically with a subscription service.
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The second round is slated to be paid within a year of round one — depending on its financial status.
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Potential bidders will appreciate the honesty and of course you're likely to be paid back with decent feedback too.
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According to Bloomberg, employees who were supposed to be paid on March 31 didn't get paid until April 4th.
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The increase will be driven by high land premiums, with around CNY21000 billion scheduled to be paid in 211H21500.
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I had an internship last summer and it was unpaid, and I knew this one had to be paid.
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Total kept its dividend unchanged for the second quarter, at 0.61 euros per share to be paid in January.
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As a result, municipal services, which are meant to be paid for through local taxes, were and are scant.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Many writers might give their right arm to be paid almost $1 million to deliver a lecture.
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TOTAL CAPITAL TO BE PAID BACK AT EUR 0.6 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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He also made it easier for some taxes to be paid online, which meant fewer opportunities for dishonest bureaucrats.
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But we didn't let that stop us because our intention was to pay anyone who's supposed to be paid.
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"But more importance needs to be paid to the substance than the calendar," Juncker said, touching on wider concerns.
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"I was like, 'I want to be paid the same as Kevin,' " Wright said, according to the Huffington Post.
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Instead of receiving regular biweekly paychecks, freelancers often have to wait several months to be paid for a project.
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He had been seeking to be paid in the neighborhood of $15 million annually on a multi-year deal.
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Regulatory reforms could require PBMs, wholesalers, and pharmacies to be paid a flat fee per prescription for their services.
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"There's definitely work not being done and there's definitely bills not being able to be paid," the employee said.
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While justices will continue to be paid during the shutdown, as stipulated in the Constitution, other employees will not.
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He argues that society needs to come up with a way for caregivers to be paid for their work.
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Both cofounders continued to be paid until they were removed from the company in July, according to the filing.
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To economists, 53,700 jobs churned each year is a small cost to be paid for a richer overall economy.
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At the end of the day, most workers just want to be paid based on the work they perform.
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If you were willing to be paid off the books, and by the piece, Prato offered plenty of opportunities.
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House Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson said the 800,000 federal workers hit by the shutdown needed to be paid.
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Consider corporate taxes, which ultimately tend to be paid by the well-off, because they own the most stock.
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Financial aid, on the other hand, is a reference to loans, which will eventually have to be paid back.
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The five-year agreement calls for Lee to be paid $5 million a year plus a share of profits.
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He claimed he had been able to arrange her escape with smugglers and was supposed to be paid $35,000.
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But People reports that the Rum Diary actress also asked for $125,000 to be paid toward her legal bills.
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Why it matters: The deferred tax would have to be paid over the following two years: half by Dec.
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"You don't have to be paid by Big Pharma, or Big Ed Tech, to be influenced," Dr. Boyd said.
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He was released after the judge set bail of 3.5 million ringgit ($9.53,430), to be paid by Sept. 28.
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Manafort reportedly arranged for Skadden to be paid more than $5.2 million in 2012 and 2013 for its work.
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Because they're going to be paid well, they're going to be contributors, they're going to be typically highly educated.
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The committee was charged with identifying the groups entitled to compensation and setting the amounts to be paid out.
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"If you don't have documents, you don't get work — unless you want to be paid cash," Ms. Torres said.
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Something to be got through first, some unfinished business; time still to be served, a debt to be paid.
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And many federal contractors are not expected to be paid at all for the days the government was closed.
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While early-childhood educators need to be paid more, it's important that families are not left shouldering that cost.
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This is known as depreciation recapture, and it's the point where the deferred taxes are supposed to be paid.
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Store employees will continue to be paid, and employees who are able to will work remotely through the closures.
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We call complexity "technical debt" and realize that at least in principle it needs to be paid down someday.
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The reason I wanted it to be paid is because I didn't like advertising, especially not in children's apps.
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The state's new law allowing student athletes to be paid could make sure that doesn't happen to anyone else.
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All they knew was that they'd been hired as extras, to be paid in the very low three figures.
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Because they are expected to be paid back in full every month, they often have no preset spending limit.
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That led to a backlog of vessels around its ports with suppliers demanding to be paid before they discharged.
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Most policies list out specific conditions and a percent of the policy&aposs face value to be paid out.
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One behavior is consistent among all demographics: Everyone wants to be paid right away for money they've laid out.
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" Dash tweeted, accompanied by an image that claimed to be "paid for by the D2DC 'Testing the Waters' committee.
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"We only counted money that reached beneficiaries — and excluded commitments that have yet to be paid out," Forbes clarifies.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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The increase will be driven by the high land premiums, with around CNY10bn scheduled to be paid in 2H16.
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The company was fined 280 million Canadian dollars, or about $213 million, to be paid out over five years.
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The 2016 bonus to be paid in 2017 was based on the current conversion rate of $1.06 per euro.
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Earlier this month, 13 percent of the remaining outstanding holders asked to be paid, amounting to about $20173 million.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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Again, we set up as many automatic expenses as possible to be paid with the Southwest Premier Business card.
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Mr. Phillips said that Mr. O'Brien continued to be paid for several weeks to account for unused vacation days.
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I am not opposed to young athletes who decide they would prefer to be paid cash to play sports.
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We have a mountain of medical bills that need to be paid to ensure that his transplant isn't delayed.
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You asked how much people would need to be paid in order to deactivate their account for four weeks.
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The 39 billion pounds represent outstanding British liabilities to the EU to be paid over a number of years.
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The BBC reports that Deliveroo drivers used to be paid £7 per hour with £1 commission for each delivery.
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And the achievement has led to increased calls for the women to be paid the same as their male counterparts.
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EBIT EUR 24.2 MILLION (REUTERS POLL: EUR 24.1 MILLION) * WILL PROPOSE NO DIVIDEND TO BE PAID FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2017.
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The U.S.-citizen driver told agents he was to be paid $1,000 to drive the three people to New jersey
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If the administration clean up on the immigration order succeeds, there may be no lingering political price to be paid.
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Disclaimer Disclosures: Mayo owns shares of Citi and Wells Fargo expects to be paid for investment banking services from Citigroup.
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Considering their visibility and ubiquity within thriving businesses, one might expect them to be paid well, or at least decently.
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House conservatives also demanded that any new money for Zika needs to be paid for with cuts to other programs.
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A tax plan that piles on debt is often forgotten by the time that debt needs to be paid down.
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Bloomberg reports Spotify is initially paying $200 million to acquire the company, with another $50 million to be paid later.
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BP announced an unchanged dividend for the quarter of 10 cents per ordinary share, expected to be paid in June.
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And to be able to have the opportunity to be paid what I think we deserve and get endorsement deals.
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While female M.B.A.s seem to be paid almost the same as men in their first job, the chasm appears quickly.
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Fines must to be paid to the Italian tax agency within 30 days if the recipient is an Italian resident.
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Here's what I know: some of the top Vine creators got together and demanded to be paid for their work.
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Residents and insurers (unaffected by this settlement) are among the other groups still looking to be paid by PG&E.
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He is currently set to be paid another 4 million rand in fixed pay for his six-month notice period.
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Its debt will need restructuring—including the debt to Russia and China which is due to be paid in oil.
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For Smith, such public goods had to be paid for by the state; some sort of taxation was therefore necessary.
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If their projects end up unprofitable—or lose chunks of cash to corruption—they are the last to be paid.
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There's a price to be paid for defying cultural norms, whether it's in a classroom or at a cocktail party.
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If the argument goes that executives have to be paid stratospheric salaries to run multinational businesses, this contrast seems odd.
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Regulators fined the bank $190 million for the alleged deceit, of which $5 million was to be paid to customers.
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If the economy collapses, student debt today still has to be paid on a fixed schedule, regardless of employment opportunities.
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Over the life of a 120-month student loan, users will earn $3,000 to be paid toward student loan debt.
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The nurses want to be paid other allowances they say were promised by the government in 2010 but never honored.
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I have all my bills set to be paid in full via autopay (credit card, rent, utilities, gym, charities, etc.).
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The review panel said prosecutors were giving up too much in exchange for the fines to be paid by SBM.
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Here in the US, he predicts these costs will likely have to be paid by utility ratepayers or state taxpayers.
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Citizens could redeem their money only by depositing it with banks, to be paid out over a period of time.
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"He wanted to be paid back in a particular way, regardless of what you mentioned," says Benza in the film.
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After some legal administrative fees and other payments were made, a balance of $52,547.88 was left to be paid out.
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Of the $3.2 billion to be paid, $2.6 billion will go toward resolving claims brought by the U.S. Justice Department.
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For derivatives trading, more attention needs to be paid to margin requirements, where progress is "behind schedule", the report said.
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Bell, who had spent several springs living on a boat, was still due to be paid $4.5 million that season.
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A generation of men that expected to be paid for do-nothing government jobs will have to learn to work.
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However, special attention needs to be paid to a challenge that receives little: the hurdles they face in obtaining credit.
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Here is the full text of its statement on its apology and the reparations to be paid to surviving victims.
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"The framed photo of himself was supposed to be paid out of his pocket with 100 percent certainty," Chmielewski said.
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When a car is sent to China from the United States, there is a Tariff to be paid of 25%.
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The democratic socialist called it "unjust" for members of Congress to be paid well while also relying on underpaid workers.
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In watching this vilification of Dershowitz, you see the price to be paid for maintaining intellectual integrity against prevailing winds.
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Mr. Barna contacted Mr. Amanat, who asked for $27,000 for a five-day rental, to be paid immediately in cash.
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That resulted in the three-week stopgap funding measure that would fund the government and allow workers to be paid.
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"We weren't supposed to be paid yet anyway," she added, shrugging, although she wondered whether they'd miss their first paycheck.
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The price to be paid will be linked to the cost of electricity production as set by the electricity regulator.
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Eads put his own money into the venture, agreeing to be paid by the government only upon a successful outcome.
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But I wanted to see for myself how it worked—and how it would feel—to be paid to date.
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Mr. Pearson needed to reach certain thresholds of performance to be paid or he would get nothing beyond his salary.
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Last year, Kavanaugh's credit card debts and loan appeared to be paid off or fell below the year's reporting requirements.
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Building better defenses should always be in style, and more attention needs to be paid to our porous voting system.
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By law, foreign domestic helpers do not need to be paid the city's minimum wage, or even by the hour.
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Pence opposes raising the federal minimum wage and signed a law allowing skilled workers in Indiana to be paid less.
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Employees, on the other hand, would like to be paid as much as possible while working no harder than necessary.
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They also said they'd want to be paid around $100 a month to stop using the site for four weeks.
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Campaigners in Italy and in India have called for women who work in the home to be paid a salary.
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Republicans generally object to proposals that would raise taxes, but any paid leave plan would need to be paid for.
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It's all going to be paid by American companies and American consumers between now and the end of the year.
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Models on the subscription sites can choose to be paid via direct deposit to their bank accounts, PayPal or check.
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Special attention is expected to be paid to New York City, where recent projects have cost far more than anticipated.
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To foster a climate where employees can be their authentic selves, attention needs to be paid to intersectionality and multidimensionality.
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As we've seen this election season, there's a steep political price to be paid for this kind of epistemological pluralism.
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"We're asking the building to be closed and sanitized, and for us to be paid [during that process]," said Smalls.
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I think there's going to be hell to be paid for the platforms if they don't figure out a solution.
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There is also a more obvious question: Why would photographers want to be paid in digital tokens, rather than cash?
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Fresh meat was delivered every day, and the butcher left the bill that had to be paid once a week.
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Airbnb is also working with vendors to ensure hourly workers continue to be paid during this time, the spokesperson said.
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Airbnb is also working with vendors to ensure hourly workers continue to be paid during this time, a spokesperson said.
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"In order to be paid for this time, you may use your regular paid time off options," the email said.
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There are no options for master's level licensed clinicians, who continue to be paid far less than chronically underpaid teachers.
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The law allows workers to be paid below the minimum wage as long as their tips make up the difference.
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Republicans dismissed the idea of assistance that would not need to be paid back, so the aid is in loans.
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The company's bankruptcy lawyers and advisers, by comparison, are expected to be paid as much as $348 million in fees.
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These photos and videos normally have to be paid for and are meant to offer users another stream of income.
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ClubCorp also declared on Sunday a one-time dividend of 13 cents per share to be paid later this month.
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Any deferred amounts will be spread equally over the remaining instalments to be paid by the TSPs, the government added.
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With Venmo available, can you assume your friend is buying the round, or will they expect to be paid back?
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The loans are structured with low risk profiles and are meant to be paid back before existing debt, analysts said.
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More attention needs to be paid -- including by the private sector -- to helping the U.S. workforce prepare for this reality.
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And yet, they said, it is common for veteran writers these days to be paid as if they were rookies.
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But during his 133 years as a state trooper, Mr. Berry was not allowed to be paid to do it.
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The government has mandated that license and spectrum fee to be paid by operators as a share of their revenue.
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Coding systems begot new coding systems, because few hospitals wanted to be paid according to Medicare's relatively low DRG standards.
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When a car is sent to China from the United States, there is a Tariff to be paid of 85033%.
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Yet in the years since, Mr. Yarbrough has continued to be paid hundreds of thousands of dollars from overhead funds.
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She did find a woman selling extra tickets online, but the seller asked to be paid with Amazon gift cards.
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The government has mandated the license and spectrum fee to be paid by operators as a share of their revenue.
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There's the fallacy that these are all amateurs, and so they're not professionals and therefore not eligible to be paid.
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That included 26,000 employees who were recalled to ensure that tax refunds continued to be paid and to answer calls.
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After players began to be "paid" slightly more than they had previously been, college sports' popularity was not measurably affected.
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The remainder is to be paid quarterly over a period of 4-1/2 years, Conoco said in a statement.
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You'd need to know who needs to be paid what to make telecommunications and electrical systems robust against an ejection.
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Cuban: But the biggest issue for entrepreneurs, for capitalists, for those of us that are successful is, if someone is only going to be paid by the hour, they're only going to be paid by the hour and they're always going to fall behind, and income distribution is ... disparity's going to get wider and wider.
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He was going to be paid roughly what he was in Golden State, about $25 million, no matter where he played.
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Protesters Friday demonstrated in front of the White House calling for more attention to be paid to the disproven conspiracy theory.
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Emmy Rossum had similar success when she asked to be paid the same as her fellow Shameless lead, William H. Macy.
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The idea of building a wall on the border to be paid for by Mexico clearly appeals to Trump's supporters' emotions.
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It could take a century for women to be paid as much as men, if things stay as they are now.
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Tightening measures (typically raising the percentage of a purchase price to be paid as a cash down-payment) can be effective.
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She was also said to be paid $10,000 for her first on-camera interview with Inside Edition, which aired this week.
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Polyus will offer its shares in Moscow at $66.50-70.60 per ordinary share, to be paid in roubles, the exchange said.
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His plan was meant to be paid for by imposing a Wall Street speculation fee on investment houses and hedge funds.
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The money was to be paid to her over two years in quarterly settlements, with the first payment due on Dec.
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"I don't think I should have to explain to Apple that artists deserve to be paid for their work," Reynolds said.
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Ward says he's the champ ... and needs to be paid like it ... or the fight everyone wants to see ain't happening.
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The plan is for Ocean Infinity's search to be paid for, on a "no find, no fee" basis, by Malaysia alone.
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She recently became one of a very short list of actors to be paid $20 million up front for a movie.
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It announced the payment of an interim dividend of 3.925 pence per share, scheduled to be paid on 8 January 2018.
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EDF added that its board would decide on the consequences for the dividend to be paid to shareholders on 2015 earnings.
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"It's fucked up not even to be paid half the same amount," said Alana in a Grazia interview at the time.
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That's a steep cost, but it was also the price that had to be paid to get ClassPass back to profitability.
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The preferred shareholders, however, will still have to be paid first for the employees to collect on their new common shares.
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It provides for a total 15 billion euros to be paid out to states and communes for assisting migrants through 2022.
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He designated the rest a loan to his son John Paul Getty II to be paid off at 4 percent interest.
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According to his employment contract, Ianniello is entitled to be paid $70 million if he is not named CEO of CBS.
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However, more attention needs to be paid to media diets that could detract from educational development over a period of time.
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Hunter, who listed the charges as "personal" and "to be paid back," said his teenage son was responsible for the expenses.
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The payback period for industrial robots (the time it takes for their extra costs to be paid off) is falling sharply.
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And the guys who sell it to you directly have to be paid a higher premium for the risk they take.
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"Workers employed by Dowless were required to hand-carry the ballots to Dowless in order to be paid," the report said.
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The law states that men aren't actually supposed to be paid more for a particular job just because they are men.
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He expects necessary capital improvements to be paid for with operating funds, though budgets will be tough for years to come.
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Hurns was due to be paid $22 million in base salary in 2025 with a salary cap hit of $113 million.
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It would be good for teenagers to be paid for what they write because teens write a lot of great things.
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The 39 billion pounds represents outstanding British liabilities to the EU and is to be paid over a number of years.
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The bidder is looking at an offer of between 260-280 million euros, to be paid in cash, the paper added.
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For starters, merit-based aid usually refers to scholarships or fellowships, which do not have to be paid back to anyone.
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Specifically, he is asking to have the "first lien" on certain assets, putting him first in line to be paid back.
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On average, women are 85033-percent less productive than men, so we would expect them to be paid 8-percent less.
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It might be easy to be anonymous on the internet, but it's a lot harder when you want to be paid.
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Separately: VR pioneer Jaron Lanier, in a very timely TED talk, said Facebook and Google need to be paid-for services.
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Attention has to be paid to their inner conflicts—a movie at a time instead of the wholesale of their feats.
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"Khloé didn't even have the guts to tell me herself that my rent wasn't going to be paid anymore," he said.
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Sometimes they'll begin an anecdote about a general who wanted to be paid by reference to how large his balls were.
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Nobody's disputing that McDavid is one of the two best players in the world and deserves to be paid like it.
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"When there's a loss there's no profit tax to be paid, so the arithmetic is simple," Alan McLean told skeptical lawmakers.
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"A crime had to be paid for," Bernard Cody told CNN's Jean Casarez on Thursday in his first sit-down interview.
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Another way of looking at it is how much investors want to be paid to bear the risk of the bond.
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The CFPB eventually slapped the bank with a $100 million fine, to be paid back to the victims of the fraud.
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You don't have to slog through all the self-involved prose that you and I used to be paid to produce.
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She wanted the teachers to be paid more, so she organized a daylong boycott of classes that made the local news.
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One option is for the Rusal bonds to be paid off ahead of schedule, according to two Russian financial market sources.
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But none are expected to be paid during the shutdown, unless their offices have a funding source separate from congressional appropriations.
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Retail team members will continue to be paid as if they were working in stores during this time, the company said.
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They are structured to be paid off in one lump sum, typically within two to four weeks after they are originated.
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The stoppage will affect about 27,600 Honda employees in North America, all of whom will continue to be paid, Honda said.
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Kaepernick was paid $14.3 million last year, and teams may assume he wants to continue to be paid like a starter.
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Mr. Giuliani and his associates were to be paid at least $100,0003 for the project, on which Mr. Parnas offered advice.
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Individuals driving personal vehicles would offer themselves as taxis, and customers would flag them, negotiating prices to be paid in cash.
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For example, the proposed DISARM Act seeks to allow antibiotics to be paid for separately from a bundled payment for hospitalization.
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PENALTY OF $500 MILLION TO BE PAID TO SEC WILL SETTLE FRAUD CHARGES AGAINST WELLS FARGO FOR MISLEADING INVESTORS -SEC OFFICIAL
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It'll be $X per person with all of the fees, and I'd just want to be paid back by [specific date].
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This allowed Temple to be paid for their inpatient care, but often not for the care they needed after being discharged.
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Fastweb agreed to purchase Tiscali's business branch for 45 million euros, to be paid in cash and services provided by Fastweb.
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Net interest on the national debt, which has to be paid in order to avoid a default, will be $390 billion.
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Some of the officers were trained in Russian military schools and tend to be paid less than their peers in Russia.
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But that will likely need to be paid for, as congressional Republicans are balking at passing any disaster relief without offsets.
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The government will lose almost $14.79 billion from the delay of that unpopular tax, which is to be paid by employers.
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A spokeswoman for British Steel said that there was funding in place for salaries to be paid in full in May.
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The tax cuts, heralding a $1.5 trillion increase in the deficit, are hugely unpopular and have to be paid for somehow.
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Over time Ms. Cooper, a widow living by herself, gave more than $217,000 to Ms. Bauml, expecting to be paid back.
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If the bill is passed, California would be the only state in the country that allows college athletes to be paid.
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The lawsuit said the 2016 hush agreement called for $130,000 to be paid into the trust account of Clifford's then-attorney.
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In response, the new producers argued that Kazan was only entitled to be paid if "Silence" was based on his screenplay.
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Eventually we brought in Providence Equity and some others to kind of validate it, but they needed to be paid differently.
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"Gene therapy's a one-time treatment; all of the cost of the therapy has to be paid upon that treatment," Nadeau said.
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This is a group of people whose friendship began when they all signed an agreement to be paid by the same employer.
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Since I came which is a year and a half, almost $22020 billion is projected to be paid by those NATO nations.
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Separately, the company will propose a complementary dividend of 0.792 euros/share at its annual general meeting, to be paid July 5.
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Some 800,000 federal workers must either work without pay for the time being, or stay home and wait to be paid later.
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"Being the first in any new asset class, there is always the potential for a premium to be paid," Barclays' Mason said.
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Having won multiple lawsuits, those NFL cheerleaders now stand to be paid the same hourly rate as a new hire at McDonald's.
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This includes new recruitment loans and existing ones for advisers that continue to be paid out over a period of several years.
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All other athletes in the Pac-12-sponsored sports are not allowed to be paid, due to National Collegiate Athletic Association rules.
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We get three floating beds and three Angry Birds inflatable rings for ourselves and friends, but I expect to be paid back.
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But that measure has to be paid for, and analysts are only just starting to figure out where the burden might fall.
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The militant group originally asked for 300 million Philippine pesos ($6.5 million) in ransom per hostage to be paid by April 25.
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Out of that, they determined that it will likely take about four years for the snowpack level deficit to be paid off.
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Politicians will continue to ignore secular Americans until they are convinced that there is a price to be paid for doing so.
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In order to be paid, they had to send videos of the men in Turkey, to show that they had arrived unharmed.
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Holders of the sukuk contest its position and are demanding to be paid by Dana, which declined to comment on the ruling.
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Young athletes learn early on that integrity is just another price to be paid for winning (See Shields, Bredemeier, LaVoi & Power, 2005).
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Now Delaware North has lost the park contract to competitor Aramark and wants to be paid $50 million for the naming rights.
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A one-off concession allowing company Christmas bonuses to be paid tax-free, which the president announced last December, will be repeated.
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And it turned out that, just as bosses started to be paid more in the form of equity, the stockmarket took off.
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Casino said it would be scrapping the dividend for its 2019 fiscal year, which was due to be paid out in 2020.
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An additional $4423 million is expected to be paid to settle unresolved real estate transactions and for litigation expenses, the agency said.
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Renta 4 has proposed a complementary dividend of 3.8 million euros against FY 2016 results, to be paid out on May 10.
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Dia has proposed a gross dividend of 0.21 euro per share from full-year 2016 results to be paid on July 18.
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The bottom line is that the banking giants like Wells Fargo want price-fixing and want to be paid to block competition.
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Some have called for student-athletes to be treated like university employees (and to be paid), because that's basically what they are.
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Though I've still yet to be paid, I haven't quite reached "fuck you, pay me" status with the company I mentioned above.
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The host recently signed a multiyear contract with the network, and he was expected to be paid over $20 million per year.
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If the government or central bank intervenes, it should be in the form of credit to be paid back later, said Silva.
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After all, artists need to be paid a fair wage so consumers can continue to enjoy a wide range of popular culture.
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A little more cash will be put towards school sports, to be paid for by a levy on sugary drinks (see article).
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These business models operate on the basic principle that the artists who create music deserve to be paid fairly for their work.
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" Asked how her late husband would react to her wait to be paid, "He'd be horrified all of this is taking place.
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There were demands for money to be paid to offshore accounts, Mr. Bitkov said, and threats of jail for failure to comply.
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Overconfident CEOs tend to be paid more than their peers, and as their compensation packages grow, so do their levels of overconfidence.
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If we do take a vacation, it is just another debt to be paid off later with more sacrifice and harder work.
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"When presented with an opportunity to be paid to take a version of this ad, we declined," CNN said in a statement.
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Attention also needs to be paid to promoting leaders and hiring employees who are a values-fit for the company's desired culture.
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The $2 million in damages Justice Scarpulla awarded, which were akin to a fine, were to be paid to those same groups.
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Gates argued that, in order for quality software to be developed for computers, that developers like himself needed to be paid fairly.
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The example of Kazakhstan shows both the price to be paid if we fail and also what can be achieved with vision.
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For his part, Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu, who was licensed to run a therapeutic home for special needs children, continued to be paid.
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As for the Viacom directors, they allowed Mr. Redstone to be paid millions of dollars until their own jobs seemed in jeopardy.
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"America's farmers don't want to be paid to lose — they want to win by feeding the world," Sasse said in a statement.
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CNN over the weekend said the ad is "racist," saying the network declined the opportunity to be paid to air the ad.
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The bulk of the $250 million construction costs were funded by a revenue bond, to be paid back with "rents" from students.
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But there is another kind of price to be paid by the European Union, reminiscent of the deal done with Colonel Qaddafi.
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Lastly, the site requests how likely the startup is to sell and how long it takes for shares to be paid out.
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West was due a multi-million dollar bonus in return for the spike in users, which he is yet to be paid.
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Leena Alam, the actress playing Suraya, agreed to take the role for a small sum — which she has yet to be paid.
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He asked Mr. Schmidt to collaborate with him on a new show and split the fee that he was to be paid.
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Find out what a private firm would expect to be paid to build the remaining three phases of the Second Avenue subway.
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Scaling back to part-time hours at work is a risk that needs to be paid off with a new world championship.
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If lawmakers want to be paid as much as New York City Council members, they should be willing to act as responsibly.
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By contrast, employees of the company, or anyone doing business with it while it is being reorganized, can expect to be paid.
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His proposal would allow athletes to be paid for autographs, endorsements and group licensing agreements for jersey sales and video game appearances.
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The man asked to be paid his salary, the equivalent of $4 a day, money he had not seen in four months.
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Hourly employees of the parks as well as resort cast members will continue to be paid through April 18, the company said.
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If they offer forbearance to borrowers, their investors still need to be paid and it's questionable whether nonbank lenders can handle that.
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A bipartisan group of states is also likely to follow California's lead in allowing college athletes to be paid for endorsement deals.
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The New York City Department of Finance will help hosts determine which taxes are required to be paid based on individual situations.
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People who have a job, who studied and worked hard for it, must be and deserve to be paid for those efforts.
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They are also meant to be paid on a monthly rather than bi-weekly basis, although some often wait months for payment.
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So I think if we look at the reasons, we have never had, still, so many obligations that are to be paid.
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She has been granted ownership of their house and has won maintenance costs, but those have yet to be paid, she says.
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Yes, she faces legal consequences, but the film doesn't frame that as a price to be paid out for transgressing social mores.
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Those programs will need to be paid for, and that's going to come through higher taxes — both on corporations and wealthy individuals.
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"For micro-influencers, if you want guaranteed coverage and to have control over the campaign, it has to be paid," she said.
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Put another way: The more people with agency or voice, the greater the number of people who have to be paid off.
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They will continue to be paid for a 46-week season, but their vacation will be reduced to 28 days from 35.
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Trump has stressed a desire for the United States to be paid back for its military support before, such as with NATO.
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His announcement comes as GOP leaders are trying to balance the demands of conservatives who want tax reform to be paid for.
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If the $28503,22019 is to be paid by an unknown sponsor, this would violate four laws on corruption adopted in November 2014.
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She has been granted ownership of their house and has won maintenance costs, but those have yet to be paid, she says.
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The airlines are asking the federal government or a bailout of almost $21980 billion, to be paid for with our tax dollars.
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"He felt like they needed to be paid as soon as they were done or they wouldn't come back," Mr. Yates said.
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This year, much of his $280 million salary was again not going to be paid because of the continuation of the second suspension.
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"I have yet to be paid the same amount as a male costar," Kruger says in an interview with Town and Country magazine.
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The source declined to name interested parties, what premium Cemig wants to be paid in the transaction and other terms of a deal.
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"I was like, 'I want to be paid the same as Kevin,'" Wright said at the Rockefeller Foundation's Insight Dialogues on May 17.
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Britain's share of what Eurocrats call the reste à liquider (or amount yet to be paid) would be around €29.2bn, Mr Barker estimates.
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He would also require part-time workers -- who O'Rourke's campaign says are predominantly women -- to be paid as much as full-time employees.
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The NCAA Board of Governors voted unanimously to allow student athletes to be paid for the use of their name, image and likeness.
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"When presented with an opportunity to be paid to take a version of this ad, we declined," CNN said in a statement Saturday.
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This would include at a minimum the cancellation of most of its debt, which is not going to be paid in any case.
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Talk with your lender, your utilities provider and other creditors, and decide what can you defer and what needs to be paid immediately.
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Britain's MarketInvoice allows small companies to borrow against receivables immediately, rather than turn to a bank or wait for bills to be paid.
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Rhodes, in a statement issued by Detroit Public Schools, said teachers are entitled to be paid in full, regardless of their pay schedule.
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If he's willing to be paid as an executive president one would suggest that there ought to be responsibilities that go with that.
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A regulator could give a company the choice of a far lower fine if it were to be paid by managers, not shareholders.
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In the midst of a dispute over a contract, he mailed 213 bricks to a publisher, postage to be paid by the recipient.
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Ajdabiya is dotted with abandoned buildings and barns where smugglers jail the migrants until everyone has arranged for their fare to be paid.
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The U.S. company loaned $1.2 billion to develop the Qatari LNG project in 2005, with roughly $696 million still to be paid back.
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A $56 billion loan from the IMF is helping pay off the current obligations, but that too will need to be paid back.
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The lucky winner would have the option to cash out over $904 million, or choose to be paid annually for 30 years 10.
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The hackers are demanding 10 percent of the account balances, to be paid in Internet cryptocurrency Bitcoin to help preserve anonymity, Bild reported.
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Bottom line: the music industry wants to be paid more for use of their music, and some control over how it is used.
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According to the Post-Crescent, Jardins said, "A steep price has to be paid for someone who engages in this type of behavior."
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But the workers in this system need to be paid, and for people with disabilities, these costs are not always covered by insurance.
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"We're true to our word," she said, adding that some people refused to be paid for the soup, while others took the change.
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Google offered an additional maximum of $15 million to be paid 36 months after his exit, contingent upon him not joining a competitor.
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Last week, Spears, 36, met Federline, 40, in court over whether he qualifies to be paid more child support for their two kids.
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It would also reduce premiums to be paid by farmers to 2 percent for summer-sown crops and 1.5 percent for winter crops.
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I have said this before, but the compliment Donald Trump deserves to be paid is that he has never hidden his true nature.
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Previously, the minimum monthly amount to be paid was 218 percent of debt on cards with a 21,25.8205-20,000 lira ($2,577-$3,436)limit.
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It was shocking to me, given all the work that I had done in the past to get us to be paid fairly.
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"Investors have to get their head around that increased risk and what price premium they need to be paid," the first banker said.
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And more importantly, it allows bills to be paid with plastic – hence the name – as opposed to being drafted from your bank account.
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He knows the price to be paid if he violated the terms of his recusal and interfered with an ongoing criminal investigation; 15.
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It's not uncommon for top executives like Musk to be paid largely in potentially illiquid stock or options in the companies they lead.
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"The Permanent Court of Arbitration's bills to the parties had to be paid," said Paul S. Reichler, the chief counsel for the Philippines.
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Stitt directed his state's Banking Department to instruct state banks to restructure loans or delay payment deadlines for those waiting to be paid.
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Around 34 billion crowns are due to be paid out this week, of which a portion would likely be repatriated abroad, he added.
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After a disaster, uninsured losses usually have to be paid from government funds - a problem for poorer countries that cannot afford to rebuild.
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Novo also said that its board had decided to introduce an interim dividend of 0.20 crowns per share to be paid in August.
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It said the loan was agreed at an interest rate of Euribor plus 1.95 percent and had to be paid back by 2022.
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Prosecutors said they also wanted 400 million in Colombian pesos with an additional $30,000 to be paid before Moreno left the United States.
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We asked physicians how they would like to be paid, and 69 percent said entirely by salary or by salary with small incentives.
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The families of players found to have had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which can be diagnosed only posthumously, were also eligible to be paid.
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But these figures include an incremental value that is added each year to an executive's pension pot, to be paid out on retirement.
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Another new report in the dashboard will detail how much the uploaded streams are earning and when they can expect to be paid.
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Despite her status as one of the heads of such a prominent brand, Mellon faced her troubles — including fighting to be paid equally.
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Proposed Qatar gas deal By September, Parnas wanted to find a way to be paid more legitimately by Firtash, he told three people.
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Payday loans offer small amounts of cash and usually needs to be paid back in full whenever the borrower receives their next paycheck.
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The GOP senators argued that the program would allow workers to be paid more on unemployment than what they were making while employed.
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Uber has said that it is not a violation of their contract because drivers continue to be paid per mile and per minute.
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The bill also allows musicians to be paid for digital plays of recordings made before 1972, which are not covered by federal copyright.
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While President Hugo Chávez was in power, China lent Venezuela tens of billions of dollars for projects to be paid for with oil.
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Giving every American $215,463 a month to be "paid for by raising taxes on people making more than $246,46" was opposed 231-37.
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Small business groups, however, are advocating for a sizable amount of money to be paid out in grants on top of new loans.
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Gold futures contracts enable buyers and sellers to agree in advance a price to be paid when the gold is delivered in future.
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A Toronto city council member is pushing to require electronic music festivals to have paramedics on-site, to be paid for by promoters.
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They said their motivation was to include those ballots with others that they delivered to Mr. Dowless, expecting to be paid for them.
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The pay gap from the start, but also women are told all the time we must demand to be paid what we're worth.
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Another amount would be designated to be paid out after Mr. Ghosn left Nissan, according to a person familiar with Nissan's internal investigation.
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In principle, even the NAB supports the idea that those who create content deserve to be paid fairly when their work is used.
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The Pentagon for many years denied such health hazards, fearful of the huge liabilities that would have to be paid to the victims.
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She has reached an agreement with her landlord—another ride-hail driver—to delay rent, but it will need to be paid eventually.
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Mr. Trump had promised a "big price" to be paid for the suspected chemical attack and partly blamed President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Samsung was found liable in a 2012 trial, but a disagreement over the amount to be paid led to a retrial over damages.
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But Earnest refused to confirm how the remaining $1.3 billion of the settlement is to be paid, whether in cash or other means.
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He emphasized that Mayweather was returning to the ring only for the chance to fight McGregor and to be paid well for it.
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Employees and retiree benefits will continue to be paid, and donations, if made as a restricted gift, cannot be used to settle claims.
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Generally, employers can ask sick employees to leave work — and they generally don&apost have to be paid if they leave work early.
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Two Senate Democrats have introduced a bill to create a new climate change adaptation fund to be paid for through new federal bonds.
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First, the winner chooses how they'd like to be paid out: spread out over 30 years of payments or an immediate lump sum.
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The three-person panel awarded Mr. Tapie damages and interest to be paid by the government, a ruling that angered the French public.
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Zelle asked survey respondents whether they'd want to be paid back immediately, whenever is good or when the credit card statement comes in.
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Charles Taylor's shareholders will also receive a previously declared interim 2019 dividend of 3.65 pence per share to be paid on Nov. 8.
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Current proposals in Congress would increase ICC funding and allow it to be paid in excess of National Flood Insurance Program coverage caps.
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Under the Constitution, Supreme Court justices, appeals court judges and district judges would continue to be paid, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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A recent study found that the average user would have to be paid $2100,2200 to $2,000 to be pried away for a year.
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He says he doesn't want to be paid back; he just wants to make sure I am out of debt before he dies.
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From teams in the five top conferences, the N.C.A.A. added, more than three-quarters of players go on to be paid to play.
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The idea, called universal basic income (UBI), is for every individual to be paid a regular sum of money regardless of employment status.
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And those costs add up: Nonprofit Southwest Key Programs is expected to be paid more than $22016 million in 22016, according to Bloomberg.
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In November, Samira Ahmed, a BBC presenter, described in an journalists' union newsletter how it felt to be paid less than male colleagues.
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Do people actually spring gifts on their loved ones so expensive that they'll likely have to be paid off for years to come?
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New spending, it turned out, only had to be paid for so long as it was a Democratic president proposing or signing it.
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Existing Alstom shareholders will be paid two special dividends: a control premium of 4 euros per share to be paid shortly after closing of the transaction and an extraordinary dividend of up to 4 euros per share to be paid out of the proceeds of Alstom's put options for its General Electric joint venture, "subject to the cash position of Alstom".
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Without massive spending cuts, that shortfall would likely have to be paid for with borrowing, further raising the mounting pile of Treasury debt outstanding.
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In reality, the vast majority of that compensation came in the form of stock awards that were to be paid out over four years.
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One reason is many of the greatest enthusiasts for the Green New Deal explicitly don't want the spending to be "paid for" at all.
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They can get an automatic extension up until June 15, but any taxes owed still have to be paid by the April 18 deadline.
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"It definitely created more attention over something that didn't need to be paid attention to when you're talking about 17 dead kids," she said.
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The "Austrian Act to Combat Wage and Social Dumping" requires truck drivers unloading or uploading in Austria to be paid the Austrian minimum wage.
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"We will not allow any damages to be paid to anyone because it is us who should get damages," PAP quoted him as saying.
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The FCC has just approved nearly five billion dollars in subsidies for rural broadband operators to be paid out over the next 10 years.
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The Omaha Native American physician advocated for land, and money for the sale of land to be paid to members of the Omaha tribe.
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When problems emerged in some funds, they rippled right through the asset class, eventually requiring nearly £200m ($258m) to be paid out in compensation.
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The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 requires workers on federal projects to be paid the "prevailing wage"—calculated by bureaucrats—in the local area.
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I was exhausted, but I felt lucky to be moving up the corporate ladder fast and to be paid so well for my work.
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Khamenei, the highest authority in Iran, has also criticized the Rouhani government's economic performance and called for more attention to be paid to unemployment.
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The deal is expected to be paid for by Pfizer in its entirety, or at least mostly, with cash, one of the people said.
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This is involved in a minority of the $0.5bn-1.5bn thought to be paid out in ransoms each year, but the share is growing.
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When it comes to nationalising privately held utilities, Mr McDonnell says that Parliament would determine the price to be paid for the companies' holdings.
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"There is no greater compliment to be paid to an actor than to have the possibility of a return," he added to TV Insider.
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When these girls reached adulthood, their jobs were much more likely to be paid than those of women who grew up in other areas.
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It's important to learn how to be paid your worth over your career, and figure out how to stand up for yourself and negotiate.
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An ex-girlfriend of late actor Mark Salling has filed a claim against his estate asking for a $2.7 million settlement to be paid.
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"It allows for the first time a proper respect to be paid to dolls as being more than just a child plaything," Holbrook said.
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Warhol was to be paid $1 million, while each athlete was to receive $15,19963 and one of the six commissioned paintings, valued at $25,000.
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For instance, the question of "how to pay for it," or whether it needs to be "paid for" at all, must eventually be settled.
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Google initially agreed to pay Singhal annual cash payments of $15 million, to be paid 12 months and then 24 months after his exit.
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The guy who then makes it into your drug in a lab has to be paid a higher premium for the risk he takes.
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The board will propose a dividend of 2.31 euros per share to be paid in cash, equivalent to a 45 percent pay-out ratio.
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His four-year deal signed as a rookie out of Ohio State calls for him to be paid $1.15 million in salary in 2019.
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By Wednesday, investors were asking to be paid north of 7.5%, one of them told IFR, which led the company to pull the deal.
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Older workers tend to be paid more, so when they retire and are replaced by younger workers, that artificially lowers reported average wage growth.
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Poland's largest clothing retailer LPP may increase the dividend to be paid out to shareholders in 2018 by about 10 percent, Parkiet daily reported.
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And unlike many of today's VC-backed apps or startups, Toca's apps tend to be paid downloads without subscription models or in-app purchases.
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There is a huge selection of government aid available to small businesses, some of which includes grants that don't have to be paid back.
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Also, if claims for demurrage, quality or freight costs reach $800,000, Trafigura can discount the amount due from invoices to be paid to PDVSA.
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An executive at a big importer says its budgets now include a 30% "premium" to be paid to central bank officials to get dollars.
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Last year, Kavanaugh's credit card debts and loan appeared to be paid off or fell below the year's reporting requirements, according to the Post.
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And over the years, a number of articles and news releases were published about Epstein, that appeared to be paid for by his staff.
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Because of this, Abrahams' believes 65% of the selling, general and administrative costs related to Otezla would have to be paid by Gilead regardless.
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The average person would need to be paid more than $1,85033 to agree to stop using Facebook for a year, a new study suggests.
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Trump has fully paid the 85033 taxes and has paid half of the 2016 taxes, with the other half to be paid in September.
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Under the government's new capacity market scheme, the owners of power plants are to be paid to provide back-up electricity at short notice.
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In an unusual step, the trustee has indicated that he will allow valid claimants to be paid in Bitcoin rather than yen or dollars.
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Demi Moore implied her ex-husband Bruce Willis didn't deserve to be paid more than her during the only film they starred in together.
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His government also announced plans to create an enormous drug-treatment facility, to be paid for by the Chinese real-estate developer Huang Rulun.
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"We understand that the payment will be delayed until the government reopens," the spokesperson said, adding that CoreCivic employees are continuing to be paid.
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Another $1 billion is supposed to be paid to the Treasury through the reinsurance program in 2016, and Republicans hope that payment is made.
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Before transitioning to film, she and her Friends costars famously reached a deal to be paid $1 million per half-hour episode in 2002.
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Abu Sayyaf initially demanded a $6.3 million ransom for each of the victims to be paid by April 25, according to Philippine state media.
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One of Medici's portfolio companies, Barbados-based money transfer start-up Bitt, does offer employees and contractors the ability to be paid in bitcoin.
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The Washington Post wrote that McMillen's group was looking to squash proposals that would allow scholarship athletes to be paid, and that read right.
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"It can be hard to maintain an intimate connection when there are bills to be paid and dirty socks on the floor," says Manewitz.
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It's unclear how much most of the celebs were to be paid, except for Port Chuck, the band formed by 4 ex GH stars.
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I trust those people to pay me back without a push notification, if I even want to be paid back in the first place.
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What hope is there for writers who want to be paid if writers themselves fail to note the contradictions in which their work appears?
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As a result, the jury never knew that the principal witness against Renzi expected to be paid for changing his story to convict him.
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It also wants a special $27 billion dividend, and 75 percent of the new operating company's cash flow to be paid out as dividends.
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The real test, according to Mr. Zhu, could come later this year, when wealth management products issued years earlier have to be paid back.
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It requires Iran to be paid in goods rather than cash to limit the country's ability to use oil sales to fund military activities.
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What Mr. Trump said Mr. Trump campaigned on a promise to build a 22018,913-mile-long border wall to be paid for by Mexico.
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But the analysis appears to leave out many of the factors that women at the company say have led them to be paid less.
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In 2018, the president promised "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," to be paid for by, um, persons other than himself.
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The MoU also includes a cash dividend of $50 million to be paid to Exor before closing of a deal, expected by 2020-end.
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If Mr. Putin thought there was no price to be paid for invading White House systems, why wouldn't he attack the Democratic National Committee?
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The most recent incident has been caused by the Korean court decision ordering compensation for forced labor to be paid by a Japanese company.
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Mr. Andipa and others said that higher prices tended to be paid for Banksy's works through discreet private sales, rather than at public auctions.
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The Rendon proposal, at least, is meant to be an opening offer, not a final one, with deferrals to be paid out much sooner.
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Female athletes deserve to be paid what they're worth, given the attention they've earned, and given space on and off the mat to shine.
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The House has proposed $622 million that is paid for, while the Senate has proposed $1.1 billion that has yet to be paid for.
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Another idea does away with income taxes and applies a statewide payroll tax to be paid for by employers — which is deductible to them.
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However, progress in transitioning to these payments has been slow, and most health care continues to be paid for by quantity rather than quality.
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The government accounts were boosted by a 843 million-pound fine to be paid by Airbus for a deferred prosecution agreement with various countries.
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He recommends a guaranteed basic income for all, to be paid for with new taxes, levelled, at least in part, on the new gazillionaires.
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In 2018, the foreign debt to be paid by Tunisia is about 8 billion dinars, down from 7 billion dinars in 2017, he said.
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It was due to be paid back between 2019 and 2021, but was repaid in full after the Irish economy recovered faster than expected.
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The four leaders in Salzburg backed Macron's call for workers to be paid the same amount for the same work in the same place.
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They told her they wanted to be paid only what they were owed under their contracts and said they would not sign nondisclosure agreements.
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"In a recent scam, the unknown actors emailed victims requesting the recipients provide additional information in order to be paid restitution," the alert said.
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Maple Ventures was to be paid in a percentage of the cryptocurrency tokens sold and funds raised by the anonymous company in the offering.
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For many women, a major factor for a successful negotiation is knowing what you're worth and asking to be paid a fair market value.
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Hackers often ask to be paid in Bitcoin, an online cryptocurrency whose value has skyrocketed over the last year, and their victims often comply.
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Now, I am not saying that we can't afford Medicare for All, just that it would have to be paid for with new taxes.
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The invitation came from Little Shawn's manager, Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond, whom Tupac had met through Haitian Jack, and Tupac was to be paid $7,000.
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KazTransOil gave no details of the proposed calculation mechanism or sums to be paid, adding that Transneft would provide such information to concerned parties.
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According to trading sources, at least 19 million barrels of contaminated crude, worth $1.2 billion at current market prices, has yet to be paid for.
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"And this is why federal laws should not allow people in the food industry to be paid below federal minimum wage," on Twitter user wrote.
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Were the loans he received from Deripaska or others connected to pro-Russian interests, whether business executives or organizations, really meant to be paid back?
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Instead EnQuest decided to borrow $175 million against 15 percent of Kraken's cashflow from Oz (Och-Ziff) Management to be paid back within five years.
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The payout is the largest ever in the U.S. to be paid to consumers by an internet service provider, the A.G.'s office said Tuesday.
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