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| n February 2005 with Riggs pleading guilty and | paying a $16 million fine for violations for the U.S. |
| Paying a tribute to him, the Indian Mirror observed: | |
| He retrieved his passport by | paying a bribe equal to a year's salary, and he obtai |
| settled with Cuomo's office by | paying a $500,000 fine, reforming its registration pr |
| by creating a successful business as a barber ( | paying a portion of his income to his master.) |
| Cain's Merry Widows | paying a visit to Joe Cain's house on Augusta Street |
| nd the whole army of Angles and Danes, that by | paying a ransom, they should redeem Guthred, the son |
| ftware and then subscribe to the game service, | paying a monthly fee. |
| d the error of rigid Arminians consists in not | paying a cheerful homage to redeeming grace, for all |
| mitic urban legend claiming that consumers are | paying a tax on products that carry kosher certificat |
| He never lived there, | paying a curate £100 per year to fulfil his duties fo |
| ch to France on 29 May 2008, with Valenciennes | paying a fee of around one million pounds. |
| opic of geocaching in a February 2010 episode, | paying a visit to the original site. |
| Boeing ended up | paying a $615 million fine for their involvement. |
| in Major League Soccer with the American club | paying a transfer fee to St. George's SC. |
| ,000 t; 670,000 ST) of coal per annum, and was | paying a 6% dividend. |
| He died in Dresden while | paying a visit to his father. |
| lewdness," a charge Barnett pleaded guilty to, | paying a fine of $100. |
| membership by declaring their annual income a | paying a percentage of it to their respective village |
| o request for their files to be released after | paying a ransom of $100-200 to an e-gold or Liberty R |
| lf year deal running until 2011, with the club | paying a €500,000 transfer fee. |
| You foreigners have romantic ways, when merely | paying a call..." |
| incarcerated in Wormwood Scrubs for a year for | paying a lookalike to perform his court-appointed com |
| for his release from Bavaria on 28 April 1645, | paying a ransom of £16,500. |
| ook Terrace and Fort Washington Avenue without | paying a fare; a similar situation exists at 191st St |
| gad or paninilbihan or "servitude", instead of | paying a form of dowry during the courtship period. |
| rew Moller was released to home detention upon | paying a $25,000 bond. |
| also connecting to or from State Road 528 and | paying a toll. |
| s as a good place to get off a train and avoid | paying a fare. |
| a time in which other UN offensive forces were | paying a heavy price when making similar pushes again |
| le, the first item says that oveseas media are | paying a great deal of attention to the lives of peop |
| That year, the company began | paying a cash dividend to shareholders. |
| on, I think she's a freedom fighter, and she's | paying a price for that,” he said. |
| eror, he was confirmed in the county for life, | paying a rent to Henry and Ermengard. |
| confirmed the pre-war status quo, with Russia | paying a large war indemnity (20,000 rubles in gold) |
| ss through without having an active account or | paying a toll. |
| Tutt had also been observed | paying a great deal of attention to Wild Bill's then |
| perate them at full capacity, so they ended up | paying a higher tax per gallon. |
| Thus, large producers ended up | paying a tax of about 6 cents per gallon, while small |
| Foster was arrested and put in prison for not | paying a debt of $12.14 to a local clockmaker; Foster |
| Eurovision Song Contest 2011 in order to avoid | paying a fine. |
| 1968 he was convicted, and sent to prison, for | paying a gang to attack a business associate. |
| smarted his Arsenal counterpart Terry Neill by | paying a 4-5-1 system, stifling Arsenal's creative mi |
| lacing greater restrictions on its use without | paying a licensing fee. |
| ish, a number of Flemish towns sued for peace, | paying a stiff ransom to the French king. |
| ing expelled from the FA the previous year for | paying a player. |
| en Bennett and Fort Washington Avenues without | paying a fare. |
| r Company (NSP) was a publicly-traded utility, | paying a cash dividend to shareholders every year sin |
| leimon, two of the Black Sea Fleet battleships | paying a state visit to Romania, ran aground on a sho |
| owledge this and simply signed Kolarov without | paying a fee. |
| successfully blocked an insurance company from | paying a man convicted of killing his wife $300,000 o |
| kistan ten months previous to his detention by | paying a smuggler in Pakistan twenty-five thousand do |
| sings about the simple joy which can be had by | paying a small sum of money to hear music. |
| However, | paying a visit to a health spa on a resort isle can r |
| rom 1331 possibly shows that Theodor was still | paying a tribute to the Mongols. |
| Paying a special care for the handicapped. | |
| arate peace, ceding Cyprus to the Ottomans and | paying a tribute of 300,000 ducats. |
| eart of Midlothian won the race to sign Copil, | paying a fee in the region of £125,000 to secure him |
| Paying a source for a story is an absolute no-no in t | |
| r 18, while three others were rejected for not | paying a required deposit. |
| 9.29% of Erdemir's shares on February 27, 2006 | paying a total tender amount of US$2.96 billion full |
| urchill's friends in 1947, with the Churchills | paying a nominal rent .... |
| Rabbi Stone begins by | paying a Shivah visit to the widow of the murdered ma |
| It is intended to avoid | paying a heavy penalty resulting from the delayed or |
| ade permanent on the 26th of March, Colchester | paying a club record fee of £50,000. |
| A Daimyo | paying a state visit, illustration from ca. 1860 |
| sted any union member who wished to opt out of | paying a political levy, which probably went to the L |
| After | paying a large fine, they were eventually released. |
| all employers to fire illegal workers or face | paying a fine up to $10,000 for each infraction. |
| hem to bring in their personal effects without | paying a duty. |
| ul the amir's eldest son, Inayatullah Khan, is | paying a visit to the viceroy at Calcutta. |
| less, in 1795, saved the specimen for science, | paying a considerable indemnity to Godding to compens |
| ing Matilda," describes a woman picking up and | paying a male prostitute. |
| using a role in the school play in favour of a | paying acting job. |
| izations" inspired by Mao's original ideas and | paying active tribute to him. |
| it up all outfits among his teammates to avoid | paying additional taxes he would have had to pay if h |
| hat another 10,000 spectators piled in without | paying after the gates were broken down. |
| umer sales model and puts funds saved from not | paying agent commissions toward the purchase of telev |
| otes for the state, and trustee, registrar and | paying agent for all general obligation bonds and cer |
| cover it has to close its runways to passenger | paying aircraft unless in an emergency, when it is at |
| first they have to get him out of jail for not | paying alimony. |
| rchased the freehold of Lord's Cricket Ground, | paying all of the £18,333 6s 8d fee from monies advan |
| ins, for cash considerations with the Phillies | paying all of Helms's 2008 salary and the Marlins cov |
| through the Spanish port of Pensacola without | paying American duties. |
| r by donations of its 11,000 volunteer members | paying an annual NZ$95 subscription fee. |
| tgenstein) were re-classified as "Aryan" after | paying an undisclosed fortune to the Nazi party |
| a settlement was reached resulting in StudiVZ | paying an undisclosed sum to Facebook and on Septembe |
| hers Henry and Robert Vicars were the tenants, | paying an annual rent of eight shillings (40p). |
| The CM, along with giving the assurance of | paying an ex-gratia amount to the next of kin of the |
| y Turnpike Authority in April 1997, a position | paying an annual salary of $95,000, as part of what T |
| kway to facilitate changing directions without | paying an extra fare. |
| ee her ending her pole dancing in a leg split, | paying an homage to her 2009 music video She Wolf whi |
| All men | paying an annual rental of £10 or all those holding l |
| ermitted to have a synagogue and a cemetery on | paying an annual tax of two pounds of pepper to the a |
| t guilds of the City of London, by redemption ( | paying an entrance fee) on 3 February 1548. |
| , Portugal agreed to cede Olivenza (along with | paying an indemnity to Spain). |
| Upon | paying an admission fee, tourists can visit an observ |
| CSI members can join after | paying an up-front fee and a monthly website fee; mem |
| ting sugar from an American cargo ship without | paying and was injured by the ship's captain. |
| t outside downtown Northampton on Conz Street; | paying and treating Gazette employees well; and being |
| hat if you must move, a), that someone else is | paying, and b), that you will send her your new addre |
| Christ was "our representative both in penalty | paying and in probation keeping," and that for those |
| Since 2001 company is | paying annual dividends. |
| 2.11d for her construction, with the Admiralty | paying another £4,420 to fit her out. |
| ey were able to lend out with interest without | paying any returns on the funds they had received fro |
| run an unmodified or modified DikuMUD without | paying any royalties, and modified derivatives of the |
| as living independently of the Sa`ada, without | paying any tribute. |
| h as over million Rupees everyday without even | paying any tax to revenue authorities. |
| Because the peasant wasn't | paying any attention, the merchant asked him: So tell |
| enerally means can be legally obtained without | paying any money (cf. |
| By July 1998, advertisers were | paying anything up to a dollar per click. |
| llender Building from Helen Gillender Asinari, | paying approximately $1,500,000 for the property occu |
| ental outfit he bought from his wife's family, | paying approximately $20 million in the 1990s. |
| After | paying approximately $137 thousand dollars for the se |
| He ends up | paying around eighteen thousand pounds as he got more |
| ightHouse's interest rates, a buyer may end up | paying as much as £701.48 for a PlayStation 3 retaile |
| : "So you got a receipt from somebody you were | paying as a member of staff, and submitted it as stat |
| staurant (owned by Lu Feng) and escape without | paying as the only way out is through traps which onl |
| All activities (other than | paying assessments for necessities such as taxes and |
| transit fare simply overrides the other 3 when | paying at any machine in a similar fashion to PayPass |
| ue, simplicity and goodness, with this program | paying at the box-office." |
| er and sit down and remember and write, always | paying attention to the beauty of the book." |
| as about things that the governments should be | paying attention to to try and improve the situation |
| Staring: There is a huge difference between | paying attention and glaring. |
| I simply wasn't | paying attention and should have been more careful -- |
| I either wasn't | paying attention or I have a very bad short term memo |
| We've been | paying attention to what's been going on but if you g |
| Home, Rallo observes one of the residents not | paying attention and gets into a verbal battle of wit |
| The police has been criticised both for not | paying attention to the amount of drug abuse taking p |
| ng late for school, getting bad grades and not | paying attention to class - though he also attains so |
| Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) means | paying attention to air contaminants (IAQ), and provi |
| on, or addition to make, he might depend on my | paying attention to his suggestions." |
| nched a major attack, and with Chen Shubao not | paying attention to generals requesting aid, Sui forc |
| ntaining order, peace and respect in Taringa!, | Paying attention to protocol. |
| ' from a variety of perspectives - notably, by | paying attention to its interlocutors - the major pla |
| used in churches for minor offences, like not | paying attention during a sermon. |
| ability of food in Iraq and Kuwait, as well as | paying attention to children, the elderly, expectant |
| his horror, he discovered that he hadn't been | paying attention and, with painful slowness, unearthe |
| TRT Gap's programs are especially produced by | paying attention to both the needs and peculiarities |
| negotiations and the situation on the ground, | paying attention to circumstances that may warrant th |
| he article cited, which comments about his not | paying attention to stop signs. |
| or the image of some deity, and stares at it, | paying attention to each thought and feeling as it ar |
| Thanks for | paying attention, but I promise to do them justice, a |
| is no need for them - only that someone's not | paying attention, or chooses not to.". |
| Now this shows you how much they're | paying attention, by the way, because they should hav |
| ically, the last three weeks) when voters were | paying attention. |
| on and key plot points to check that they were | paying attention. |
| gh the end is slightly ambiguous if one is not | paying attention. |
| why when a guy gets to first base, I'm always | paying attention." |
| are still not sure if they should even bother | paying attention." |
| Paying attention: time and form in the work of James | |
| wery, the group is said to have premiered to a | paying audience nearby at the Chatham Theatre, probab |
| Passer did not see his film with a | paying audience until the Houston International Film |
| They debuted in front of a | paying audience, performing at a Colchester venue, "T |
| I was supposed to have two previews with a | paying audience. |
| , the first projections of film in Europe to a | paying audience. |
| ad never performed in a concert venue before a | paying audience. |
| aveled to Paris, where he exhibited himself to | paying audiences and was received privately at Versai |
| s built by entrepreneurs solely as a venue for | paying audiences. |
| end to black pimp Curtis Bennett as a means of | paying back a debt. |
| greed that half Jeavons' royalties would go to | paying back that loan, and if Jeavons went insolvent |
| th profits from Utah Fund of Funds investments | paying back financers. |
| slie took the business in hand and put it on a | paying basis, even going so far as to having her name |
| is available to everyone on a competitive fee | paying basis, however CATRA will enter into dialogue |
| years of its operation placing it upon a good | paying basis. |
| it moved away from its predecessors' focus on | paying benefits to members who were unable to work, a |
| ng cattle, cutting them up with a chainsaw and | paying bills with fresh meat in lieu of cash. |
| at all neutral shipping using British ports or | paying British tariffs were to be regarded as British |
| t all neutral shipping using British ports, or | paying British tariffs, were to be regarded as Britis |
| es Naval Training Station during World War II, | paying Brown $20,000 per year plus 15% of the profits |
| aulted on their loan payments and were late in | paying by more than 60 days. |
| iming the station was attempting to get out of | paying by having Guilford Broadcasting take over the |
| st of Naval Officer in Sydney, and then, after | paying C. Grimes to resign, according to John Macarth |
| g that they were hired as committee rooms, and | paying canvassers. |
| son of Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano, | paying Cardoso's murderer by cheque. |
| t subdivisions, and to better cost accounting, | paying careful attention to the selection of vice pre |
| Suncoast Parkway feature bypasses where those | paying cash remain on the mainline and stop at the to |
| he so-called Medicare Part D donut hole and is | paying cash for his medicine, he may use coupons. |
| As well as | paying central diocesan expenses such as the running |
| of junk food in the cafe and leaves it without | paying; Charlie finds a working bathroom, but goes on |
| ing that the fraud was caused by the method of | paying circulators by the signature. |
| During his tenure Cumberland went from a low | paying city to well paying manufacturing jobs that la |
| prise Allowance Scheme, which was at that time | paying claimants £30 a week to be self-employed. |
| "Folks were talking about | paying claims in 30 to 60 days...And I knew, being fr |
| Because of a shortage of | paying clients for criminal defense work, attorney Mi |
| rmula One car for promotional purposes and for | paying clients. |
| y restaurants as unusable or unfit to offer to | paying clients. |
| To me, you, and everyone else | paying close attention to underground rock music duri |
| o consider the blastpipe as a distinct device, | paying close attention to its proportions, nozzle siz |
| the FCC "has been to pursue deregulation while | paying close attention to its impact on consumers and |
| rbing new influences on her work, particularly | paying close attention to studying Indian hand moveme |
| ort violations of it to the Secretary-General, | paying close attention to the city of Sukhumi and att |
| Failure to re-admit would have meant | paying compensation of at least €8,600. |
| e somewhat perverse to have one part of the UK | paying compensation to ban fur farming only to allow |
| idge opened the Albert Bridge Company had been | paying compensation to the Battersea Bridge Company f |
| osed, redeploying/compensating the workers and | paying compensations to the villagers affected by pol |
| publishing business which she developed into a | paying concern from a state of precarious indebtednes |
| spending $50,000 to refurnish her office, and | paying consultants up to $300 an hour. |
| ver 2 million business users and almost 16,000 | paying corporate customers spread across more than 10 |
| Next year the king was | paying court to Nell, and her Charles the Second, as |
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