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| ent gave him a substantial living allowance and | paid for all his children's education fees. |
| rk all show the attention to design that Bodley | paid to all aspects of the church. |
| Before hanging himself, he | paid off all his 5,000 staff. |
| tory Of Jesus/I Love To Tell The Story", "Jesus | Paid It All" |
| filmed, each separately claiming that they had | paid Sam Allardyce through Craig. |
| laimed that the 26.6 million rupees that Satyam | paid him allegedly should have gotten prior approval |
| Efforts have be | paid to alleviate the flooding and pollution problem |
| Grayson was | paid an allowance by the ILP but refused to sign the |
| he day, the attention that the Richmond defence | paid him allowed Horrie ‘Tubby' Edmonds to fulfill t |
| It also stated that he is | paid for allowing the CIA and U.S. special forces to |
| Lord Clive was | paid off almost immediately after the end of the war |
| onald House is run by a core group of full time | paid employees along with a large rotating staff of |
| so Steele inherited the league of land that was | paid to Alphonso Steele for his services provided du |
| Contributors were | paid, but also offered a share of the advertising an |
| The project | paid attention also to activities for improvement of |
| Station was included in German war reparations | paid to America. |
| Today, the Black Chronicle has the largest | paid circulation among Oklahoma's weekly newspapers. |
| ller's customer remits payment and the Buyer is | paid the amount due, which is the advance amount plu |
| k borders on the sex industry, with women being | paid to amuse men who eat and drink at night clubs, |
| Following this, the race organisers | paid him an appearance fee, board and expenses to en |
| he national powerhouse Minnesota until Nebraska | paid him an acceptable amount of money. |
| 4 March 2007: York City's FA fine of £2,000 was | paid by an anonymous supporter, and another supporte |
| dowry of £60, which had been promised but never | paid, and an additional £200 to be bestowed upon Bel |
| ok Jewellery for $35.5m, the highest price ever | paid for an uncut diamond.. |
| l Tax Act which imposed a 2.5% tax on all wages | paid by an employer. |
| of history at what was then Chico State College | paid for an ad titled “A Test of What” that disputed |
| in New York City for $2.8 billion, the highest | paid for an American office building. |
| Early in his career, Baugh | paid $200 an acre for a 7,600-acre (31 km2) ranch in |
| after an instruction revealed that he had been | paid for an audit mission in 2001 by Landmark Educat |
| The Post Office as owners of the wreck | paid for an archaeological investigation and recomme |
| greeing to suspend current players who had been | paid from an alumni slush fund and to fire athletic |
| a show that documented their life together and | paid her an estimated US$450,000. |
| l in 1815 by Daniel O'Connell, who remorsefully | paid her an annuity. |
| Network Rail | paid Coucher an annual salary of £613,000. |
| The society had several hundred members who | paid originally an annual fee of 15 francs. |
| At the time, it broke the record for the amount | paid for an auctioned painting (when inflation is ig |
| on ($47.9 million) - the 2nd highest price ever | paid for an Old Master and the record ever price for |
| ppeared in the film as extras, reportedly being | paid $1 an hour. |
| that in the days following the murders Dyer had | paid off an overdue car loan as well as prepaid thre |
| a clause in Cicotte's contract that would have | paid Cicotte an additional $10,000 bonus for winning |
| 30 square foot which was the highest price ever | paid for an office building at the time. |
| eviously incurred by the 7th Baron had not been | paid, placing an intolerable financial burden on the |
| Wages | paid by an organized camp to a student. |
| Bednash contended that Hearsey had | paid himself an excessive salary and pension contrib |
| cover band as such that we played gigs and got | paid, more an excuse to get together jam and bash ou |
| fornia State Athletic Commission, was 10,347 in | paid attendance and 14,765 in total attendance, for |
| ey periodically organize river clean-ups, using | paid contractors and volunteers, to clear debris fro |
| Del Duca Foundation on Cancer Pharmacotherapy" | paid for and published the 1983 book: Current Drugs |
| This bid failed to be | paid off and is now being placed for rebid. |
| as completed in 1816, by Sir Jeffry Wyattville, | paid for and owned by the Wyndham family. |
| Yen (US $1 in 1945, US$ 9.21 in 2011); soldiers | paid beforehand and received a ticket and a condom i |
| his rare gamble of giving them full control has | paid off and has taken critics by surprise. |
| The fliers were | paid for and authorized by Senate candidate Michael |
| 1814, with the war coming to an end, Niobe was | paid off and Montagu was in reserve until 1819, when |
| The Kitchen is staffed with both | paid employees and unpaid volunteers. |
| nquility of the large Jewish cemetery, which is | paid for and exquisitely maintained by the governmen |
| ger Taylor decided to remove a number of higher | paid players and began bringing in his own choice of |
| by the German occupants, with the help of well | paid entrepreneurs and volunteers moving in from oth |
| fully structured youth arts organisation with a | paid staff and 400 young people taking part each wee |
| ensured that every member of the orchestra was | paid fairly, and also that the orchestra would gain |
| of Apollo, the main altar of the sanctuary was | paid for and built by the people of Chios. |
| Her persistence | paid off, and Hunter began a climb through some of t |
| aduates, which can include continued education, | paid internships, and residential assistance. |
| In 1992 the Yorkshire Museum | paid two and a half million pounds for the Middleham |
| His wife Barbara was | paid $150,000 and their children Ben and Becky were |
| was a Union soldier monument which had not been | paid for, and could be theirs at a discount. |
| lay offices in Europe and North America with 64 | paid staff and 90 volunteers. |
| 2002 His diligence | paid off and he placed 2nd in the 2002 US Nationals. |
| untry, provided they had jobs, learned English, | paid fines and met certain other requirements. |
| By measuring the amount of wire | paid out and the angle of the wire by a gimbal head, |
| hat Sternberg was never dismissed, nor was he a | paid employee, and that he was never the target of d |
| nt, and was imprisoned until June 1688, when he | paid £6,000, and was released on giving a bond for t |
| Supreme was eventually | paid off and broken up at Troon in July 1950. |
| ays later, the real Slav army which Ferdulf had | paid arrived and took up a position on a hill. |
| She returned to England in 1870 and was | paid off and was used as a tender at the Portsmouth |
| rving on this station until April 1895 when she | paid off and was named as port guard ship at Sheerne |
| d a record of sorts when it sold over 6 million | paid downloads and was awarded the "Most Downloaded |
| for American intelligence in Guantanamo, being | paid $5,000 and a monthly stipend of $3000. |
| alifornia was entirely volunteer driven with no | paid staff, and educated Californians through rallie |
| The sign was | paid for and created by the Kurt Cobain Memorial Com |
| many, farming was handled by tenant farmers who | paid rents and obligatory services to the landlord, |
| and Panchalamkurichi submitted to the British, | paid tribute, and posted bonds for the restoration o |
| as exercised by all inhabitant householders who | paid scot and lot, which generally amounted to about |
| In this case, they generally choose | paid hosting, and use their hosting for this purpose |
| aval operations in New Guinea, HMAS Ping Wo was | paid off and returned to her owners in Hong Kong on |
| oyers countered with an offer of one additional | paid holiday and wage increases that could be applie |
| He worked with all his heart and his hard work | paid off and he was elected for another term as the |
| ployment choice amongst some women because they | paid well and generally required little sexual conta |
| The women were | paid salaries and received other benefits, such as d |
| The marketing strategy | paid off and the song went to become a hit, topping |
| Rollins' gamble | paid off and the Edmonton Flyers won the Allan Cup i |
| Local 338 was seeking a third week of | paid vacation and three more paid holidays. |
| It has approximately 3,350 | paid subscribers and is owned by Morgan City Newspap |
| But it appeared that one member had not | paid taxes and therefore the whole list was declared |
| His profession | paid well, and he used his money and leisure to writ |
| WFHB has a small | paid staff and over 200 volunteers, who perform a ra |
| ts first few years, MindSpring grew with little | paid advertising and relied on satisfied users and e |
| The EPF has a national office with a small | paid staff, and many local chapters (71 as of Januar |
| te of the company was www.3d.sk, which became a | paid version and a successor to an older site www.fi |
| (Jean Dujardin), who has an easy-going, highly | paid job, and an active free life mainly consisting |
| Scorcher was eventually | paid off and broken up at Charlestown in 1962. |
| Moody didn't care for politics, just a | paid job and was never a member of the IRA or a repu |
| though they have been assured that they will be | paid compensation and helped to relocate. |
| ose private acts for which an enrolment fee was | paid appear, and from 1593 only the titles of privat |
| , at the time, as 27,000; the new additions-two | paid weeklies and 10 free papers-added 60,000. |
| management and conservation, a small number of | paid staff and many volunteers. |
| The gamble | paid off and a facelift was completed by the mid 198 |
| The album was | paid for and recorded for Columbia Records, but was |
| Tatum's recruiting | paid dividends, and nine of his players would earn A |
| cases in which Arkwright admitted trespass and | paid compensation and a rent of £10 a year. |
| 2: The footballers take a team holiday (largely | paid for and organised by themselves). |
| Construction costs were | paid for and operating funds are derived from a seme |
| eda but the easing of tensions led to her being | paid off and Bertie was left without a ship. |
| The magazine is 100% | paid circulation, and offers distribution through ma |
| In 1822, Phaeton was | paid off and Montagu was in reserve until 1834, marr |
| The ship and her sister HMCS Vancouver were | paid off and broken up in 1937. |
| ctive service finished in 1880 when she finally | paid off and was partly stripped and dismantled at D |
| Basilisk was | paid off and broken up at Chatham in 1882. |
| ard the end of the 2009 season players were not | paid promptly and then not at all. |
| er carriers' friend" because of his support for | paid benefits and a 40-hour work week for U.S. Post |
| much of his career in shore appointments as he | paid for and cared for his large family. |
| This blackmail by the gang of five | paid off and the passengers and the crew were flown |
| ment of every character, all claims audited and | paid out, and all taxes and revenues collected and p |
| He also makes numerous | paid television and public appearances. |
| In contrast, other small establishments | paid on and off, and not always with cash. |
| end confirmed that the players had not yet been | paid for and February and the PFA had to pay the pla |
| There are also membership dues | paid stamps and assessment stamps that are used in m |
| Efforts to rebuild the company | paid off and in 2006, 48 percent of the Putnam's mut |
| She immediately | paid $250 and was put on probation. |
| He commanded her until she was | paid off and the ship was sold in 1766. |
| Convention, 1949, provides that wages shall be | paid regularly and prohibits methods of payment whic |
| which would otherwise have accrued to him, and | paid, expended, and incurred liability to pay divers |
| re was no lawsuit, de Saint-Fond probably never | paid anything and the entire account seems to have b |
| ge IV to Ireland and Calais before the ship was | paid off and Duncan entered retirement. |
| property of people who said they offered Salat, | paid zakat, and performed Hajj and Umrah, preached r |
| mid 1866 and returned to Britain where she was | paid off and broken up at Sheerness in 1867. |
| once performed a wedding at the church and was | paid $5 and a pig. |
| ck was unable to pay the salaries of his highly | paid stars, and was obliged to sell off a number of |
| Education had to be | paid for, and so Henslow both raised funds and donat |
| Paid fine and restitution on 2007, during which time | |
| ghts and nobles during the late Middle Ages who | paid less and less attention to the high ideal of ch |
| Those under 10 years old | paid 21s, and those over 42s per year. |
| ll into disrepair and the city bonds were never | paid off and it was sold to the bond holders for $5, |
| The move | paid off, and Vadnais helped the Bruins capture the |
| Joe's dedication | paid off and Athgarvan went from strength to strengt |
| The men were | paid off and mustered out on August 15 and 16. |
| Indies Station in 1860 until 1864, before being | paid off and then returning to the North America and |
| Barry Behrman actually | paid for and owns the rights to the "U.S. Open Nine- |
| The Venetian Government | paid Raineri and his family to live in the Clock Tow |
| CCRTA operates one | paid park and ride at the Hyannis Transportation Cen |
| onstrate that numerous projects were initiated, | paid for, and seemingly completed. |
| He | paid homage and tribute to Edward, who agreed to all |
| David in order to rid herself of Uriah, a lowly | paid foreigner, and move in with the king. |
| he served on the Irish Station in 1819, and was | paid off and sold in 1825. |
| he personally registered over 1,000 new voters) | paid off and he not only won his race but received t |
| What ensued was low | paid jobs and poverty. |
| The station's schedule mainly consists of | paid programming and public domain films and televis |
| Of Fire Alarms and thirteen | paid men and eighteen minute or call men, who shall |
| e star player Moses Guthrie, who is the highest | paid player and is disliked by his teammates. |
| l chain Loblaw Companies (for which he is being | paid C$1million), and is Deputy Chairman of Selfridg |
| ts in general, the Pageant is put on by a small | paid staff and several hundred volunteers. |
| He | paid $1 and accepted the assumption of $47 million i |
| es, e.g., a banker and a customer, moneys being | paid in and withdrawn from time to time from the acc |
| She was then | paid off and reduced to the reserve. |
| His patience | paid off and, just as it looked as though he was not |
| ciaries of what the government says were bribes | paid to ANJ Group in exchange for the influential la |
| December after a dispute about wages not being | paid was announced. |
| Moss is | paid an annual base salary of £925,000 for his role |
| Despite making only £200 a year, they | paid an annual £200 fee to continue. |
| The bank commonly | paid an annual dividend of 20 percent to its shareho |
| He | paid an annual tribute of 230,000 dinars to the Otto |
| eguard their most distant colony, the Venetians | paid an annual tribute of 8,000 ducats to the Mamluk |
| 200,000 state workers and university employees | paid $600 annually for medical insurance for individ |
| The Deputy Secretary is | paid $168,000 annually. |
| a donative served by perpetual curates who were | paid £7 annually. |
| ile existing inscriptions record similar honors | paid to another grammarian, Rutilius Aelianus, as we |
| he most profound tributes one art form has ever | paid to another." |
| s at home to Milton Keynes City Pathfinders put | paid to any Cheetahs playoff hopes and the season en |
| is Neon Paralimniou to each gain 15% of the fee | paid for any future transfer of the player. |
| ting a world record for the highest amount ever | paid for any single coin. |
| , the emergence of Muttiah Muralitharan putting | paid to any further opportunities. |
| was US$8.6 million; however, no dividends were | paid to any shareholder and the chief officers recei |
| While there was an entrance fee, this was not | paid to anyone for a sexual service, but rather to e |
| a man of property, who did not hold a full-time | paid position anywhere (his service on the Beagle wa |
| Barnett was sold to Hull in 2004 who | paid an appearance-linked deal worth £15,000. |
| be completed by the end of 2010, and the amount | paid by Apple to refurbish the station and bus turna |
| ns of the town are handled by a Town Manager, a | paid professional appointed by the Council and charg |
| rganic activity of the Internet rather than the | paid placement approaches. |
| In 1966, the city of Louisville | paid Bellarmine approximately $600,000 for 68 acres |
| yees went on strike several times for not being | paid for approximately 2 years. |
| TechCrunch reported that sales of | paid web apps had by January 2011 sunk, with the bes |
| The fine was | paid in April 2009, when radio show host Scott Barle |
| scan monks in Bosnia were imprisoned until they | paid an arbitrary fee of 3000 aspers for permission |
| McNally | paid Pasadena architect Frederick Roehrig $15,000 to |
| : lawsuits are being won, reparations are being | paid, apologies are being made. |
| ivirus software by Panda Security; a free and a | paid version are available. |
| , but MHS was able to stay open thanks to taxes | paid by area phosphate firms. |
| ground Fulton Street Line completely within the | paid fare area. |
| In November, the ship | paid an Armistice Day visit to Baltimore, Maryland. |
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