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| ith a succession of clubs: Oldham Athletic, who | paid £250 for his services, Birmingham for £325, to |
| Ryan (1849 - July 18, 1887) was Atlanta's first | paid fire chief. |
| Little attention was | paid to this part of Kinsey's research at the time, |
| rriving in Israel, a lot of media attention was | paid to Wescley since he was signing with Maccabi Ha |
| Special attention was | paid to the Chinese experience in forming of multiet |
| Much attention was | paid to the treatment of villagers; unpaid labour wa |
| In addition, attention is | paid to the needs of special interest groups. |
| onsidered problematic, and little attention was | paid by later scholars of the language group, Otto D |
| gh in pigeon shows the majority of attention is | paid to the quality of the head, neck, and wing mark |
| So much attention is | paid on the guy being undefeated, not realizing that |
| that "It is clear that particular attention was | paid to historical studies at Bangor, and the earlie |
| y axiomatised, until some further attention was | paid to them in the 1960s and 1970s (as pointed out |
| n related research, with little attention being | paid to them. |
| ike this to the pa[lac]e, [but] no attention is | paid [t]o me. |
| As much attention was | paid to Giulia's appearance as to that of Cosimo I's |
| Particular attention is | paid to changes of sign, or house, and to the aspect |
| eterans of Armia Krajowa and much attention was | paid to conspiracy; however, after martial law in Po |
| s that "a very great and singular attention was | paid to the education of this nobleman by his late f |
| Particular attention was | paid to, for instance, if the item would have been r |
| In this practice, attention is | paid to one's sensory perception of the experience r |
| With increasing attention being | paid to saving energy, many methods have been propos |
| powers remain important, but more attention is | paid to the other characters. |
| Because of this special attention was | paid to the area in the pre-construction archaeologi |
| As an Iraq veteran, particular attention was | paid to Ward's position on the U.S. presence in Iraq |
| s studies and philosophy programs, attention is | paid mostly to his production in his last 30 years. |
| e series was "distinguished by the attention it | paid to the limits of medical expertise". |
| Much attention was | paid to the breeding of his sheep, and his wool gain |
| Special attention is | paid on the moral and spiritual training of the stud |
| the winner, and relatively little attention is | paid to the later caucuses. |
| arge areas of flat colour and the attention she | paid to shapes rather than to line styles. |
| The cost of this attitude is | paid in terms of structural information so that a se |
| ovember 2007 an anonymous online auction bidder | paid US$40,800 for the naming rights to the butterfl |
| that this is the filmed moment the audience has | paid to see. |
| ment of every character, all claims audited and | paid out, and all taxes and revenues collected and p |
| Its auditors were | paid millions to go over the city's books and gave G |
| Van-Rob Inc., based in Aurora, Ontario, | paid $950,000 for some of Checker's manufacturing eq |
| gal case for ensuring workers in Australia were | paid a fair basic wage. |
| He was Australia's highest | paid executive with remuneration totalling $33.49 mi |
| d Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, he | paid tribute to Sir Leslie Melville by advising the |
| the effectiveness of the cure, authorities even | paid for musicians to keep the afflicted moving. |
| order to overcharge the local authorities which | paid for their travel. |
| The Company has an authorized and | paid up capital of Rs 110 crores. |
| Anti-migrationist authors either | paid little attention to skeletal evidence or argued |
| as a noticeable decrease in the availability of | paid hands -at least at the rate which the average y |
| Access to Women Writers Online is available to | paid subscribers through a web-based interface. |
| and file history recovery are available through | paid subscription plans |
| IMAP only available for | paid accounts. |
| tages from previous games are also available as | paid downloadable content. |
| to be sold on newsstands and available through | paid subscription. |
| where a public pay telescope was available, and | paid the fees from his own resources |
| To acquire Avanti, Synopsys | paid about $55 million in golden handshake payments |
| becor, Osprey Media's dailies had average daily | paid and unpaid circulation / distribution of approx |
| recious hours, cutting edge aviation technology | paid homage to this pioneering aviation site. |
| nd in 1979, after Winnie had passed away, Cyril | paid another short visit to Gower, before deciding t |
| was common at the time, Women in the AWLA were | paid much less than their male counterparts for the |
| rPostOnline.com reported that Steve Ayscue, the | paid head of operations for the Camden County Democr |
| et up trust funds for Rubina and Azharuddin and | paid for their education," although the exact amount |
| Clutching the crying baby she's | paid to take care of, she says, “I can't go home bec |
| duced as a temporary measure, backbenchers were | paid a sum of £300 p.a. |
| In 2005 the city of Bad Kreuznach | paid to replace the old wooden benches in the stands |
| Bailey is | paid tribute in the TV show American Dad!, where the |
| believed that the Maratha Sardar Bajirao Peshva | paid his tributes to this temple, before marching on |
| Ballem was | paid $30,000 for 78 hours of consulting work for eHe |
| Balliol, having | paid homage for his kingdom to Edward, had also cede |
| None of the bands get | paid for playing this festival, therefore the event |
| The bank commonly | paid an annual dividend of 20 percent to its shareho |
| The Commonwealth Bank also | paid Queensland £920,000 as part of a program to aid |
| contrast to brother Hans, a former banker, who | paid the mill workers poorly, dock fifteen minutes o |
| The final dividend in bankruptcy was | paid in 1889 and he was released from trusteeship on |
| Banks was | paid 500 guineas for the group which depicts Shakesp |
| His wife Barbara was | paid $150,000 and their children Ben and Becky were |
| their 1992 album, Gordon, the Barenaked Ladies | paid tribute to this song by breaking into it at the |
| n representation and collective bargaining, and | paid holidays. |
| s original plan set the rate the barge industry | paid as directly related to the amount the Governmen |
| Barrington was | paid a tremendous compliment when a song that he wro |
| that eventually put Al Capone behind bars, and | paid for a trip to South America for a cashier who i |
| As of 2009, its programming is based on | paid time for various national Christian programming |
| companies' entire business models are based on | paid links that affect search engine rankings, cause |
| A basic income | paid to everyone would be less humiliating than the |
| no useful contributions, and had basically been | paid off so that he would not raise any legal object |
| Basilisk was | paid off and broken up at Chatham in 1882. |
| Whether Bates ever | paid the full amount is not recorded; Wright only no |
| Bathurst was | paid off in 1946, and sold to a Sydney scrap merchan |
| nd the other vessels captured at the battle was | paid in July 1821. |
| The BBC reportedly | paid about £100,000 to him to settle an unfair dismi |
| to the government on account of taxes, be first | paid out of the proceeds. |
| he Internal Improvements Act would not be fully | paid off until 1882, costing the state more in inter |
| ho will always sell at the highest price, be it | paid by left or right-wing conspirators or the polic |
| some two years after his death), the Beach Boys | paid tribute to him on their first album, Surfin' Sa |
| me known as Hose Company No. 1 when it became a | paid unit. |
| a Brixton constable, Steve Barker, and became a | paid informer. |
| te of the company was www.3d.sk, which became a | paid version and a successor to an older site www.fi |
| He became a | paid journalist for the paper; some people claim he |
| ous skills were being put to use as he became a | paid hitman for the Provos' against their own. |
| The department became fully | paid on November 15, 1895. |
| He became the | paid secretary-treasurer of that organization in 192 |
| ployment choice amongst some women because they | paid well and generally required little sexual conta |
| d moved on to photographic modelling because it | paid more. |
| was a better opportunity for them because jobs | paid more. |
| effectively public servants, because government | paid their salaries and funded their research. |
| -go dancer" becoming a porn actor because "they | paid $150 a day, which was exactly my half of the re |
| twice in 1954 to defect to the GDR and become a | paid amateur but Junkermann wanted to stay in West G |
| ement and in 1906 she left teaching to become a | paid organiser for the Women's Social and Political |
| of St. John's Hospital, as it had become known, | paid the costs of relocating and renovating an old c |
| nt cannot read them unless the sender becomes a | paid member. |
| Noah becomes a | paid, semi-professional informer to the police. |
| 5 minutes Shirley realised he had been tricked, | paid the taxi fare and set off on foot to see if he |
| Carew claimed that he had not been properly | paid for the sculptures made for Petworth, and that |
| Ehrhardt had been a | paid informer for the Wehrmacht and was also involve |
| roduced evidence that Carew had been generously | paid, and that Egremont had done all he could to pro |
| e of the panelists was discovered tohave been a | paid speaker for GlaxoSmithKline, arrousing question |
| In 2009, beer sales | paid some PLN 3.097 bn in excise taxes to the Polish |
| repatriation of Australian troops, before being | paid off in September 1946. |
| , where he spent four seasons before Birmingham | paid £1,300 for his services. |
| Indies Station in 1860 until 1864, before being | paid off and then returning to the North America and |
| go, Cuxhaven, Caen and Den Helder, before being | paid off in September, 1959, having been relieved as |
| Glover began getting | paid modelling work in 2002. |
| nt of cost, up to 97 cents per car, began being | paid for cars delivered to Oliver Iron. |
| is career at the age of 16, when he began being | paid for his art, although he was often told that "a |
| Barry Behrman actually | paid for and owns the rights to the "U.S. Open Nine- |
| After being completely | paid for, it was dedicated on November 27, 1898. |
| ng to several Greek newspapers the Belgian club | paid around € 1.500,000. |
| a one-time cornerman who claimed Belinda never | paid him for his services. |
| Amelia Bence was | paid 5,000 pesos for about six days of filming. |
| ed into a common fund out of which benefits are | paid to workers who are injured as a result of their |
| sisted that additional unemployment benefits be | paid for out of existing funds. |
| ather-in-law Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, | paid Amedeo a high compliment in his famous diaries. |
| 02-1885), whose good friend, Benjamin Disraeli, | paid frequent visits to Bretby. |
| f £2,000 in May 1948, although Benskins brewery | paid the money on Watford's behalf. |
| Between the | paid and non-paid areas there are the entrance gates |
| Nearly every US bicycle manufacturer | paid Pope around $10 per bicycle. |
| cost Arsenal £150,000 - one of the biggest fees | paid for a non league player at the time. |
| years after the war due to the G.I. Bill, which | paid tuition, room, board, and a small allowance for |
| s a registered capital of Baht 26.9 billion and | paid up capital of Baht 23.6 billion with total asse |
| Another US$ 1 billion was | paid to "unveil" the Cathedral, i.e. to purchase the |
| The bills are | paid by the one who is elder, or by the male or by t |
| Billy Bremner | paid £30,000 to take Buckley to South Yorkshire in J |
| Birmingham was | paid off at HMNB Devonport on 3 December 1959. |
| United in the Conference before Birmingham City | paid £75,000 for his services in October 1995. |
| icar of Holy Trinity, Bordesley, Birmingham, he | paid the ultimate price under the act of prosecution |
| ould never grow above the £8,250 that Black had | paid in 1959. |
| transfer and got his wish when Blackburn Rovers | paid £1.75 million for him in October 1995. |
| Blackthorne had | paid enormous licensing fees for the property, and w |
| increased hepatitis risk in using the blood of | paid donors. |
| ter church to All Saints Bloxwich,all residents | paid a contribution towards a brick to build the chu |
| o the land tax in 1789 were Henry Blundell, who | paid the largest share, Blackburne, and William Hult |
| tration consists of an elected school board and | paid executive staff. |
| retary of State's Motor Vehicle Review Board, a | paid patronage job on a board that mediates disputes |
| an inscription indicating that the boat company | paid for his gravestone and interment. |
| Ipswich Town manager Bobby Robson | paid to buy him out of the army to enable him to sta |
| luding reposted material from Tim Bolen, former | paid publicist of Hulda Clark. |
| In 2008, a legendary Bollywood actor-cum-MP | paid a record US$3,000/sq ft for a condominium at Ha |
| Once the bonds were | paid off, toll revenue funded safety improvements on |
| Does anybody know when the bonds were | paid off??? Does it make money these days??? Thanks |
| y, due in part to the large signing bonus Jones | paid to acquire the quarterback. |
| r $6,000, which was then the largest bonus ever | paid a rookie just out of school. |
| Sign on bonuses are | paid 1/2 after graduation from the academy, and 1/2 |
| In writing the book Chauncy | paid a team of researchers to gather historical ante |
| he horse duly won, and the bookmakers reputedly | paid out £190,000 to the people of Leeds. |
| t was reported that southeastern bookstore BAM! | paid $3 million for shares in Yogurt Mountain. |
| Those seats have been bought and | paid for on the installment plan - and it adds up to |
| s from on and around Santa Monica Boulevard and | paid each of them $50 for their time. |
| The paper further claimed that Boulin had | paid $8,000 for the land, a third of what the other |
| Bowen's family | paid for a grave site memorial in his honour to be e |
| In June 1914, Bradford City | paid £1,000 for Waddell's services. |
| Bram's first | paid illustration job was a logo for a local rock ba |
| Brando was | paid a fee of $3 million for his work on the film, p |
| Link manager Mark Brennan never | paid the band for the recordings, which the band mem |
| They also wanted a brewery that | paid homage to craftsmanship, individual taste and s |
| ter an investor alleged $400,000 in bribes were | paid through a company maintained in the name of his |
| Bristol Rovers | paid Exeter a transfer fee of £350 for his services |
| The British military | paid the Rangers the same rate per scalp as the Fren |
| (In response, the British military | paid Rangers for the scalps of Mi'kmaq and Maliseet. |
| on in 1949, with programs hosted by brokers who | paid for airtime. |
| His brother Allan | paid for a memorial plaque to be placed in St. Andre |
| in retaliation for insults Caffo's brother had | paid to the local ruler. |
| A pair of brothers are | paid to take care of a confectionary box, but soon c |
| e New York Times reported that Mr. Brubaker was | paid $10,000 to assist developers in Durham, North C |
| former Men's National Team manager Bruce Arena, | paid homage to Myernick and praised his invaluable c |
| They were Buddhists and | paid no respect to the Brahmin priests. |
| luctant to pay the hafta to Budesh's enforcers, | paid up with alacrity after the Desai killing. |
| The film's budget was | paid by the members of Madness, with £20 000 each (£ |
| In this War Bugti Militia | paid heavy price which was Nawab Bugtis killing on A |
| The builder was | paid £12,322.12.11d for her construction, with the A |
| Construction of the new building is | paid for by Levi Cooper Lane. |
| Church building was | paid for by contributions from the members. |
| Much of the building was | paid for a gift by Doane's unlikely friend, J. Pierp |
| Many of the current buildings were | paid for Charles William Dyson Perrins, who was an O |
| The first chapel, built and | paid for by Adam Mort the wealthy owner of Damhouse |
| fine Norman church of St. Swithun was built and | paid for by Norman noblemen. |
| 's in Kettering Road, Northampton was built and | paid for by the family in memory of Phipps II. |
| "120 bpm" and "The House That Cork Built" have | paid homage to the Club as the focal point in Irish |
| Bunn then | paid Skurdal more than any other congressional aide |
| ere spent in a liquor saloon and his burial was | paid for by public subscription. |
| His burial monument, | paid for by public subscription, is located on the P |
| the American businessman George Burritt Sennett | paid to collect birds in the 1880s. |
| In the summer of 2008, Burton Albion | paid reportedly over £10,000 for the services of Pea |
| Bushman was | paid large salaries during his screen career, and do |
| d fishermen for using larger vessels, but later | paid the bounty based on the size of catch. |
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