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Nathan Rothschild had began to	rent land and properties in the area as early as 183
Caste Hindus living among them,	rent land from the Chenchus and pay a portion of the
the Canadian production of the Broadway musical	Rent, landing the lead and soon after receiving a Do
Student members also have the opportunity to	rent large bedrooms as student accommodation in thei
Later, Orbimedia began to	rent larger portions of time and added music program
sell as live bait, trade, give away, purchase,	rent, lease, display, exhibit, propagate... within t
luxurious brand stores and some of the highest	rent levels for retail in Stockholm.
The focus of the strike was not	rent levels but poor maintenance.
Judicial control of	rent levels and the establishment of many land court
ever, in 2006, the city did allow the school to	rent lights for a one-time night game.
, Sevenoaks, Kent, to the town, at a peppercorn	rent, literally.
ents, who pay on average $21 a month (U.S.) for	rent, live in a pleasant environment.
He kept his	rent low by living in a janitor's closet at the Univ
unds necessary for basic expenses such as food,	rent, medical care and professional fees and extraor
nisations would not apply to expenses for food,	rent, medicine and medical care, health insurance an
's Housing Benefit entitlement will be eligible	rent, minus the taper, minus the non-dependant deduc
"Life For	Rent" (Skinny 4 Rent Mix) - 6:13
Clifford was then in her late-70s and, with	rent money and doctor bills piling up, Michael Craig
ained facial injuries whilst collecting council	rent money in the City.
The Act will change this so that	rent money is paid to the tenant who will then be ex
antly agrees to pose for Reno's demand of $500 (	rent money), he says that they need to start right a
him roughing up the player's character for his	rent money.
d to relent because she has already spent their	rent money.
udal lord) and it may actually have resembled a	rent more than a tax.
VHS tapes, leading renters to buy VHS players &	rent more VHS tapes, until there was complete vendor
reinvesting the rental income to build more and	rent more, eventually expanding as far north as Ft.
n deducted from earnings and after council tax,	rent, mortgage and water charges have been paid.
Seeking the	rent, Mrs. Hobley enters and, believing Myra has run
Two Cessna 172M aircraft are available for	rent: N19868 and N1766V.
Instead, students either commute or	rent nearby apartments.
2006, Best Actress (	Rent) Nominated
o Canada, the Charter was amended to remove the	rent obligation.
Madrid paid a month's	rent of 1,000 pesetas (six Euro).
tmeath, for two lives i.e. sixty two years at a	rent of two shillings per acre per year.
abbot to John and Elizabeth Palmer at an annual	rent of £1 10s.
Henley Street in Stratford for a nominal yearly	rent of one shilling.
ed an estate in 'Ebbesbourne' to Beornwulf at a	rent of 45/- a year.
The BT 15 year lease had an initial	rent of £242 per square metre.
unning, restoration of future machines, and the	rent of the premises.
o the Crown in exchange for an increased annual	rent of 17,000 ducats (which was paid to his heirs u
report found them to be soundly built, let at a	rent of 30 shillings per year, and "often paid for b
by the name of Ervin took the mill at a reduced	rent of £40.
John Buck took the mill in 1863 an a	rent of £20, and reported that various work done by
e other relatives of Lord Ros, reserving only a	rent of seven hundred marks to the king, and the rig
opened in 1989, Fosse Park commanded an average	rent of £11/sq ft.
house was advertised to be let, furnished, at a	rent of "12 guineas per week, including gardeners."
eement, MCC was to run the project on an annual	rent of $500,000 plus a 50 per cent share of copper
ony of Athmethan, Waterford, from the King at a	rent of £20 13s 4d.
y charging for the pews, in this case an annual	rent of $3.
to "certain students of the law", at the annual	rent of £6 13s.
es them enough for the room to cover the entire	rent of the apartment.
n office for which he was claiming expenses for	rent of £10,000 a year.
ealed that around this time, the ancient assize	rent of the vill for ten Oxgangs of land in bondage
of Zamora, and the municipality with the higher	rent of the population
of Deene belonged to Westminster Abbey; annual	rent of £18 was paid until 1970.
Warwickshire and Lancashire yielding an annual	rent of £24532.
ands in Tullyhaw which Beresford acquired, at a	rent of £0-6s-8d per annum for each fair & market he
of great political skills whose motto was "The	rent of life is service."
d to Jinnah's request and offered him a monthly	rent of three thousand rupees.
ounty Cork, with its appurtenances at an annual	rent of 16 shillings and 8 pence".
me aldermen of Norwich for £1800 plus an annual	rent of £5.
the main block in 1867 on a 999 year lease with	rent of £1 per year.
e club would lease back the ground at an annual	rent of £400,000.
lved considerable expenditure - £200 a year for	rent of houses,and a further £100 for other expenses
ibrary, and land on Lake DeFuniak for an annual	rent of 25 cents.
obert Vicars were the tenants, paying an annual	rent of eight shillings (40p).
The Manor of Clewer continued to receive a	rent of 12 shillings per annum from the Crown, for t
burgage holdings in 1-acre (4,000 m2) lots at a	rent of twelve pence per year.
t admitted trespass and paid compensation and a	rent of £10 a year.
The Center paid for the	rent of the beach house and gave Grosh at most $2500
a renewal option, together with the outrageous	rent of 5% of sales, were early business lessons to
Tenants paid a	rent of $9.00 per month, plus $1.00 per month to the
ed as trustees, allocating money collected from	rent of rectory lands to support priests in their ro
uilt at the expense of the Hydro, with a ground	rent of a penny per annum, so long as the structures
1904 on a 1000-year lease for a nominal annual	rent of £10.
, he was granted a 500-year lease, at an annual	rent of just 10 shillings, on one arch, despite oppo
ch controversy, and conflicts over the economic	rent of mineral deposits have contributed to many ci
gesting that a land value tax that recovers the	rent of land for public purposes would not affect th
He was liable to an annual	rent of £40.
The Daily News was reconstituted and allowed to	rent office space on campus and to accept ads placed
way of setting fair rents for an area involved	rent officers assessing each property, and a maximum
port included, in 1881, paying the first year's	rent on the organisation's headquarters at 101 Queen
14 April 1657, petitioning for an abatement of	rent on lands granted him in 1650 ‘for favour' (Cart
be House to Beaton for £50 a year, a very small	rent, on the condition that Beaton would make improv
Trey Ellett - actor, lead in	Rent on Broadway for three years.
In 2010 an anonymous donor agreed to pay the	rent on the building, removing earlier doubts about
won a judgment for more than $85,000 in unpaid	rent on the property and legal costs in late 2004.
The club would pay no	rent on the stadium but the city would get 5% on adm
The DVD is available to	rent on websites such as Netflix.
ent, Stena Line offered the museum a peppercorn	rent on the renovated Lifeboat house at Newry Beach.
r artwork his philanthropy never guaranteed the	rent on time.
he two clubs had attractions, especially as the	rent on Freemantle's ground at Shirley was only £24
the operators received the entire annual ground	rent on the August Bank Holiday weekend of 1887.
s in such dire straits, he could not afford the	rent on Braves Field.
e Chicago Junction's actions by refusing to pay	rent on the line.
made it difficult for these teams to afford the	rent on the stadium, so as of 2011 the ballpark has
field, half meadow and half wood and four marks	rent on the mill in the same place.
Pedal boats are available for	rent on Indian Mountain Lake.
In the musical	Rent, one of Alexi Darling's contact numbers left on
In that game at	Rent One Park, the Miners defeat the River City Rasc
andlord might add the usage cost to the regular	rent or lease bill.
The British ultimately got The 'Right to	Rent' or lease of three villages for an annual rent
soils in the area and the average dry land crop	rent or cash rent equivalent [10].
lly went on to be allowed to stay on payment of	rent, or even an annual fine.
Canoes are available for	rent or paddlers may bring their own.
The “Hearth Money Rolls” were a	rent or tax on houses in the post-Cromwellian period
er $2.4 million in temporary housing checks for	rent or minimal repairs, and over $1.1 million in gr
deal with a La Jolla community that refused to	rent or sell property to Jews.
Building or rehabilitation of housing for	rent or ownership - In this type of activity, HOME f
by property owners and landlords who refused to	rent or sell their property to "colored" customers.
The Committee says, “We are willing to pay	rent or some other form of tax to the civic body if
rtisement about a mulatre who was available for	rent or sale.
Ale silver was a	rent or tribute annually paid to the Lord Mayor of L
his own plea against the landlord's action for	rent, or that the court considered the leasehold to
housing for people who are unable to afford to	rent or buy in the open market;
Many foreign students	rent or own homes in Waterford because of its vicini
ns, paid 30 per cent or more for owner costs or	rent, or had more than one person per room.
citizens could co-opt so that no one had to pay	rent or go homeless and people showed up for work, e
Distress for	Rent Ordinance 1883
Proposition F would amend the	rent ordinance to allow a tenant to file, under cert
yes Gallery, the Zagars went on to purchase and	rent out several other buildings, and Isaiah would g
range of prices he charged people who wanted to	rent out the machines, along with guidelines on how
mportant for the local economy, and many locals	rent out rooms in the summer months.
Short-time hotels are hotels which	rent out rooms by the hour or more for the benefit o
The tribunal found that forcing the hall to	rent out the space to celebrate a homosexual wedding
Hotels fill to capacity, and many Saratogians	rent out their homes.
Hualapai Mountain Resort, and individuals even	rent out their homes for daily or weekend get-aways.
year, inheritance taxes forced the Duncombes to	rent out the hall to Queen Mary's School for Girls,
Visner argued that it was "not appropriate" to	rent out the stadium for private use.
in Ofotbanen, and SJ no longer being willing to	rent out locomotives to the company.
ry users of a spectrum allocation to be able to	rent out use of unused parts of their allocation to
Poverty-stricken, she was forced to	rent out most of the palace.
founded Van Percussion as a company that would	rent out his rare and unusual instruments to orchest
e Dodampa Gamage family and they had started to	rent out rooms to visitors.
despread practice for smaller principalities to	rent out troops to other princes.
The Proshop does	rent out dirt bikes, ATVs and side by sides to those
s the attendance dropped and Millowitsch had to	rent out the theatre sometimes.
d entail the landlords collectively refusing to	rent out any vacant and soon-to-be-vacated propertie
d gender equality, so that women could work, or	rent out, farmland; responsibility for collecting th
another person being allowed to sell,	rent out, or show the young person a film, a cinema
West Virginia's natural wilderness students can	rent outdoor recreational equipment for hiking, camp
ge her career, and began by paying off the back	rent owed on her rehearsal room in Covent Garden, Lo
inages, see Mark (money)), which was the annual	rent paid on it, and so it was calculated by this, r
nselor at the Merton-Buber House (44 East 3rd);	rent paid in part by the Catholic Peace Fellowship a
his properties out as smaller farms with their	rent paid in tobacco yield.
owners insisted on dramatically increasing the	rent paid by the team to the stadium.
ed with 106 new homes - which would be a mix of	rent, part buy-part rent and full ownership, 5 new s
	Rent parties were often the location of so-called cu
He returned to working in Harlem clubs and in	rent parties where Smith and his contemporaries Jame
For most of his life he played piano at	rent parties in the city, although he also lived in
many notable jazz musicians are associated with	rent parties, including pianists Speckled Red, James
The	rent party played a major role in the development of
A	rent party (sometimes called a house party) is a soc
Originally born in a	rent party, Dubtribe Sound System distinguished them
The OED also gives boogie as a term for	rent party.
raw stories full time: it was enough to pay the	rent, pay the bills, and buy enough macaroni and che
Zevon's "Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner,"	rent Pay It Forward (one of his favorite movies), wr
4,934 of the $27,000 payment-the portion of the	rent payment attributed to the eleven months rental
s Companies employed a strict regimen of prompt	rent payment, the EEDC employed female collectors fo
ithes were thus effectively added to a tenant's	rent payment.
er Ehrman filed for bankruptcy and defaulted on	rent payments leaving property 65 percent vacant in
20 years of business, due to difficulties with	rent payments to its landlord, Tesco.
eaverton building, relieving Hollywood of extra	rent payments.
ng director and joined the 2nd National Tour of	Rent performing the role of Mimi Marquez, an HIV-pos
n the Broadway international touring company of	Rent performing the lead role of Roger Davis.
the Second World War, the practice of limiting	rent prices had been introduced due to the scarcity
eam, which won't have to deal with astronomical	rent prices at Toyota Park.
ing to charge landlords for previous exorbitant	rent prices, and the Act was repealed by Section 117
lling from 2002 until current date - for office	rent, printing, T-shirts, and other services.
e was real estate, players would buy, sell, and	rent property to other players.
s, find executive talent and business partners,	rent property, and find flatmates using SocialLife's
	Rent protection was further codified in the 1950 Huu
in Osaka had previously found it impossible to	rent public housing.
as the alternate Mark for two shows a week when	Rent ran at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London (4 D
nd there would be no paper trail in the form of	rent receipts.
imated return on investment by way of a monthly	rent received.
ent and allow such enforcement by court orders,	rent reduction, monetary awards, and criminal penalt
ared in a remixed version of the hit stage show	Rent Remixed for its 2007-2008 run where she played
erview complex in Cambridge over failure to pay	rent, repeated complaints of noisy parties, and over
-owned land, would not have to pay the $100,000	rent required by the City of Jacksonville for the la
ds Act 1702 because of the insufficiency of the	rent reserved by the Crown.
A more generous	rent restriction scheme applies to tenants of charit
The protection of the	Rent Restriction Acts was given to both landlords an
wance (LHA) to replace existing Housing Benefit	rent restrictions for private tenants.
Committee to committees on Patent Medicines and	Rent Restrictions, Betting Duty and Industrial Paint
He was jailed for his role in a	rent riot at Clydebank in 1920, and joined the newly
for defying the party whip over spending cuts,	rent rises and school meal price rises.
group on the council in 1990 for voting against	rent rises, redundancies and implementation of the P
d the acquisitions of Rainbow Rentals, Inc. and	Rent Rite, Inc. Rent-A-Center completed its acquisit
A	rent roll dated 1540 for the granges of Mevenith, Cw
A	rent roll dated 1540 for the granges of Mefenydd, Cw
on marriage, leaving his son an annual	rent roll of above £12,000.
de occupation in the Street on the Bridge House	Rent Roll prepared for the Poll Tax of 1381 was that
med as Principal of St Edmund Hall, Oxford in a	rent roll for 1405-1406.
descendant, Sir John Neale, left an interesting	rent roll listing the tenants and their rents and re
y Area jazz sextet formed in the early 1980s by	Rent Romus .
Blood Motions	Rent Romus' Life's Blood Trio, Jazzheads, 1998 USA
ce purchased the property in 1853, and began to	rent rooms to travelers along the busy San Antonio -
re the hurricane, but either lost their home or	rent rose to a level beyond what they could pay.

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