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| Nearly every US bicycle manufacturer | paid Pope around $10 per bicycle. |
| on to the annual Christmas party, the committee | paid and arranged for lunches for students for “a li |
| as one of a number of "waiting-women" who were | paid to arrive early and sit on their folding stools |
| Spirit was eventually | paid off, arriving at Ward, of Grays on July 4, 1950 |
| an illustrator or "special artist" (a full time | paid staff artist) for the New York Illustrated News |
| The move later | paid off as Sierens was regarded as being likeable a |
| McEntire's instinct | paid off as the song soared to the #1 position on th |
| The year of college baseball | paid off, as the Chicago Cubs made Bobb the second o |
| cial Independence Council it states that he was | paid $150,000 as a professional baseball player comp |
| Estimates say the web host was | paid more as much as $2,000 a month by the couple, s |
| And the move | paid off as the club's supporters named him their be |
| t positions and forced some staff to take lower | paid roles as he claimed there were "too many chiefs |
| remained on the board through 1993 and was also | paid fees as a consultant. |
| ge of his career he gave up football for better | paid job as an unqualified employee in Germany. |
| Only freshly minted coins and notes are | paid out as winnings and change. |
| The decision | paid off as the team achieved a league and cup doubl |
| His first | paid job as an actor whilst still a student was in I |
| Their gamble | paid off as Matte was released by the Texans on June |
| nd sentenced to 18 months in prison after being | paid £125,000, as this payment was never approved by |
| Denny goes on to claim that Bugliosi | paid $5000 as hush money, while continuing to berate |
| This move eventually | paid off, as the team won the gold medal at the 2003 |
| golden days, Relangi was so popular that he was | paid equally as that of a main hero and heroine of t |
| the Miss Wales competition, and was eventually | paid £30 as a last-minute stand-in when another comp |
| play for Croatia, and his decision immediately | paid dividends as the nation finished 3rd at France |
| sent off as the 9-2 favorite on his home track, | paid $11.80 as the highest-priced winning favorite i |
| As of 2002, the company had | paid out as much as $160 million against various pla |
| These efforts | paid off as the men's basketball team achieved its g |
| hrow shooting in his coaching, and the emphasis | paid off, as his Morehead State teams were perennial |
| dam Marathon the following month and the tactic | paid off, as Mutai won his first marathon in a time |
| The tram stop was provided and | paid for as part of the development of the shopping |
| r home games at the larger Braves Field, and it | paid off as they drew a then-record 42,620 people fo |
| The memorial to James Howell for which he | paid himself, as mentioned in his will of 1666, in T |
| The efforts of Norman and Preston | paid off, as several women's athletics clubs formed |
| so good that 90 per cent of earnings were being | paid out as dividends to shareholders in a highly co |
| aggressive approach to the government sometimes | paid off, as in his lobbying for the construction of |
| e official cups made, which otherwise has to be | paid for as a one-off purchase, along with several C |
| The return to Scotland | paid dividends as he was to gain an international ca |
| The cooperation | paid off as she won two bronze medals at the 1989 Wo |
| The promotion | paid off as the album made a respectable showing on |
| Four years later he was | paid $15 as a session man on Herb Alpert's debut alb |
| t based organisation until 2003 when it took on | paid staff as the result of increased funding. |
| His dedication | paid off as, by fifteen, he was a renowned prodigy i |
| Also he | paid an assassin to kill him instead of living out h |
| King Christian was very interested in music and | paid Dowland astronomical sums; his salary was 500 d |
| on in July 1876 and returned to England and was | paid off at the Chatham Dockyard in 1877. |
| Some Amelia County residents purchase | paid subscriptions, at a greatly discounted rate, in |
| She | paid off at Chatham for an extensive refit in Februa |
| Birmingham was | paid off at HMNB Devonport on 3 December 1959. |
| Harrier | paid off at Portsmouth on 31 March 1865 and was brok |
| She was | paid off at Portsmouth in October 1954 for re-constr |
| ng badly: "Friday, the 17th of November, we are | paid off at Deptford, where we leave the rottenest f |
| A correct "Balderdash" choice | paid off at 1:1 while the truth paid off at 2:1 (dou |
| In 1999 Crowe | paid A$42,000 at auction for the brass bell used to |
| In October 2005, an anonymous buyer | paid $296,000 at Sotheby's New York for the rediscov |
| just one season at Lazio to become the highest | paid player at Bolton Wanderers. |
| th on 10 August 1815 and shortly thereafter was | paid off at Deptford in 1815. |
| n playing in local dance bands, doing his first | paid gig at twelve, and later also in soul bands, pl |
| ntil February 2008 before it moved to Five, and | paid off at the time with audiences in excess of 18 |
| d Churchill was swift to ensure the company was | paid compensation at the end of the war. |
| Birmingham | paid off at Portsmouth on 10 December 1999. |
| Alexander Hume; on returning to the UK, she was | paid off at Plymouth on 2 April 1862. |
| e Mediterranean at the end of February 1916 and | paid off at Chatham Dockyard in March 1916 to provid |
| This | paid dividends at the Olympics when Wood, who had ne |
| one end an equivalent length of rope was being | paid out at the other. |
| nd" at school functions and "The Salty Dogs" at | paid performances at local taverns. |
| John Gielgud, Robert Morley and Joyce Grenfell, | paid tribute at a memorial service, where 90-year-ol |
| 1917, Duncan returned to the United Kingdom and | paid off at Sheerness to provide crews for antisubma |
| Highflyer | paid off at Portsmouth on 31 May 1861 and recommissi |
| ngdom, and continued in this role until she was | paid off at Chatham, England, United Kingdom in Nove |
| The home was | paid for at the train station and hauled to the site |
| She was | paid off at Plymouth, and was laid up there until sh |
| ‘He can run' was about the only compliment | paid him at the time by Messrs Hobbs, Skerrett, Fair |
| ere it was reported he would become the highest | paid coach at his position in the country. |
| ecame the principal software engineer and first | paid employee at Precept Software, which created IPT |
| On 20 April 1909, she | paid off at Portsmouth. |
| Seymour, who commanded her from 1841 until she | paid off at Portsmouth in 1843. |
| g or freebies; everything bought for testing is | paid for at full price. |
| Mullett | paid off at Sheerness on 19 July 1870. |
| In September 1909, Royal Sovereign | paid off at Devonport into Material Reserve. |
| There was then no | paid vice-chancellor at Melbourne university and muc |
| Paid off at Portsmouth, she was re-commissioned as F | |
| sing of tensions meant that Queen Charlotte was | paid off at the end of the year, and Christian again |
| s were shipped by rail to the nearest community | paid for at the station and then hauled to the site |
| ists of participants and speakers (who would be | paid to attend the conference) were their main inter |
| A total of 29,971 fans | paid to attend the three game series between Arkansa |
| ian Forestry Commission took the site over, but | paid little attention to the preservation of the bui |
| o positive local reviews, at least one of which | paid close attention to Bryan Laskey's high, clear v |
| As the superior of the Order, von Orseln | paid special attention to spiritual life. |
| Anti-migrationist authors either | paid little attention to skeletal evidence or argued |
| The committee | paid much attention to the peasant issues and prepar |
| In his creative works Frisch | paid particular attention to issues relating to prob |
| This letter shows that Akhenaten | paid close attention to the affairs of his vassals i |
| ore Freedom Summer, the national news media had | paid little attention to the persecution of black vo |
| ternal threats, focusing on border control, and | paid less attention to domestic measures. |
| He | paid special attention to reverence and devotion dur |
| Johnson | paid no attention to Comiskey's claims that his Whit |
| son experiment-among them, Philip Zimbardo, who | paid close attention to the details of the story. |
| Bale, quoting Leland, states that he | paid special attention to the works of Aristotle, an |
| Latimer Clark | paid much attention to the subject of electrical mea |
| He | paid little attention to the prevailing system of ge |
| d partly because the major powers in the League | paid little attention to Latin America's problems. |
| James | paid particular attention to the escape of the Const |
| Ancient scientists | paid special attention to constructing geometric obj |
| se, through intellectual pride and disobedience | paid no attention to the Church's prohibition of con |
| only means of redressing a grievance, McDuffie | paid more attention to the grievance itself. |
| t very successful, however, as he seems to have | paid more attention to books than to the shop. |
| ate bearings of Hurst Castle and for having not | paid sufficient attention to Barrie's warnings about |
| s for a similar position at Jena, where he also | paid much attention to the study of history. |
| as as a philosopher, and his scholarship always | paid careful attention to the complex historical con |
| He | paid much attention in the construction of the Maipo |
| He | paid especial attention to minerals connected with v |
| After leaving Parliament he | paid more attention to his work at Smith and Nephew |
| Stuck | paid much attention to the frames for his paintings |
| ries, and subsequently, the colonial government | paid more attention to popular religion, and took st |
| In the course of his work he | paid special attention to the coal-formation of West |
| He | paid particular attention to the tone and attitude o |
| The resulting nine songs | paid special attention to not only brutality, but so |
| Sweeney says she normally | paid close attention to such details in her performa |
| babilities was of great importance again no one | paid any attention to it until the publication of Th |
| Between 1793 and 1800 he | paid much attention to agriculture, and helped to re |
| incoln biographer David Herbert Donald, "nobody | paid much attention to his resolutions, which the Ho |
| Most voters | paid little attention to the McMath-Speck contest, w |
| As a member of Parliament, Douglas | paid special attention to the abuses of these police |
| on relied less on powering through workouts and | paid more attention to detail. |
| atter, in that these children were inactive and | paid no attention to the teacher's agenda, and that |
| put it - "about a piece of Switzerland that is | paid little attention ... the middle country, the mi |
| Fowke | paid particular attention to lighting pictures in a |
| Researchers have even | paid intense attention to even Goethe's non-literary |
| During recording, the band | paid special attention to their diction and pronunci |
| ic painter with little or no Catholic faith who | paid scant attention to academic or religious painti |
| ding to his daughter Jacqueline, neither parent | paid much attention to them. |
| Mattei | paid great attention to the press, and Agip soon too |
| Guan | paid greater attention to his surroundings and sense |
| People of Indian descent have | paid renewed attention to the history and culture of |
| g a fire in the second floor lift lobby, no one | paid much attention, believing that it was part of t |
| as placed under an interdict, but "to this...he | paid slight attention. |
| Edinburgh Castle remains the most popular | paid visitor attraction in Scotland, with nearly 1.2 |
| he garden is fifth on the list of Alabama's top | paid tourist attractions, receiving 307,985 visitors |
| h privateer Fodroyant, for which head money was | paid in August 1801. |
| RKO | paid the authors $25,000 in damages and attorney fee |
| annah (who was injured in basic training), were | paid an average of $10 per stunt. |
| e hospitals, and strikers told they will not be | paid while away from work, some of the pressure of t |
| Isaac Pennington, William Penn and George Fox, | paid him back as good as he gave. |
| from the alleged accounts, but stated that "he | paid it back in full before he left office to take t |
| of the aerial combat stunts allowed Whale to be | paid, sail back to England, and begin work on the su |
| Elizabeth feels she has finally | paid Frail back. |
| Andrews | paid for backing Colley in the leadership bid, being |
| As another measure, in comparison, e-royalties | paid by Baen run circa 5% of a hardcover royalty ove |
| He was | paid 20 baht a month. |
| and fled to the United States after Scientology | paid a bail bond of approximately $1 million. |
| She personally | paid the bail for a Cameroonian woman called Mercy I |
| After the three | paid his bail, Zitting was asked to join the Council |
| Link manager Mark Brennan never | paid the band for the recordings, which the band mem |
| In 2007, Yam was the highest | paid central banker in the world, with an annual sal |
| While Georgios | paid the baqt, he declined to leave Christianity. |
| The trophy in dispute the associates they | paid it barcelonistas (some 250), to two pesetas and |
| The newspaper has a | paid subscription base of 50,000. |
| been employed on a freelance basis and was not | paid by BBC Radio 1 since November 2007. |
| In 1909, he | paid to be an apprentice to a photographer in Milton |
| Here, although the performers are | paid to be at the residence and capture d on video, |
| t he, his employees and the concessionaires who | paid to be a part of the festival sold absolutely no |
| On inquiry he found that the high price | paid was because the art of painting in glass which |
| In 1810, Ethalion briefly | paid off, before returning to service in 1811 off Li |
| gue appearances in his first three seasons as a | paid player before finally becoming fully profession |
| revolted against Ayurbarwada Khagan whom he had | paid tributes before. |
| ok over activities related to fees and benefits | paid on behalf of patients under government insuranc |
| y, Paul, like so many Immediate artists, wasn't | paid, and being a minor, repudiated his contract aft |
| t with Maccabi Tel Aviv for transfer fee of $2m | paid to Beitar. |
| egraph that Justice Minister, Shahid Malik, had | paid a below market rent for his home and constituen |
| contest at the Aberdeen Music Festival, and was | paid by Beltona to make a series of recordings of th |
| amount of Servicemember's Group Life Insurance | paid to beneficiaries of members of the Armed Forces |
| ost bankrupted Morris again, however the gamble | paid off big time when war rationing programs limite |
| "A little trawler | paid a big part in the lives of New Zealand's pre-wa |
| Furman took over the US comic, the Micromaster | paid a big role in his first story arc. |
| He | paid the bill in pennies. |
| greeted with the message: sorry mansruin never | paid their bill and their site is no longer here. |
| e taken up with evidence regarding voters being | paid for bill-distribution. |
| icy and the church dropped their objections and | paid the bill. |
| ly contracted Doosan Doonga in 2003, the former | paid multi billion won to the latter in royalties. |
| The industry | paid £12.9 billion in corporate taxes in 2008-9, the |
| d in Hong Kong property history after Sino Land | paid HK$11.8 billion for the land in Siu Sai Wan, la |
| The villages adjoining his village has not | paid electricity bills for a long time and they have |
| who received overdue bills even though she had | paid the bills regularly. |
| He believed that since he | paid his bills and minded his own business, that all |
| Alonzo Stroud also banned smoking in the store, | paid all bills on the day they arrived and marked al |
| addition to a private practice which apparently | paid the bills for the other two endeavors. |
| In the video, Dido has not | paid her bills, and the government comes to tear dow |
| Due to inflation, the price | paid by Black for the stadium would have been equal |
| o fare collection at the station; all fares are | paid on board the trolley itself. |
| d children 6 to 11 years old) and can either be | paid on board, at Haverstraw, or, during the morning |
| ercent on the amount of all interest or coupons | paid on bonds or other evidence of debt issued and p |
| mond jubilee of Queen Victoria, and James Eadie | paid for both the cost of its construction, £3,000, |
| With Ottar as local guide and interpreter, | paid in bottles of Jack Daniel's, they move an entir |
| d fishermen for using larger vessels, but later | paid the bounty based on the size of catch. |
| d he was a member of the Taliban so he could be | paid a bounty. |
| bert Burrowes, recognized Henry Lyte's ability, | paid the boy's fees, and "welcomed him into his own |
| Finally realising the price he has | paid, he breaks off the affair and takes a job as a |
| In 1696, the elder Anthony | paid fellow brewer Henry Babcock 20 pounds to place |
| ocuments indicating that Siemens had previously | paid a bribe of 1,000 pounds sterling to the Japanes |
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