I don't need to pay the bill until late August.
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I throw in the towel, pay the bill, and leave .
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Pay the bill in cash; never call your lover's house.
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Make sure they understand you want to pay the bill.
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They tapped $2529,210 in 2529 savings to pay the bill.
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K pours it in his glass and we pay the bill.
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The tour organizer has so far refused to pay the bill.
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Stories abounded of family firms broken up to pay the bill.
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She will use leftover 529 money to help pay the bill.
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We pay the bill ($48) and stroll back to the riad.
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So I refused to pay the bill, but I kept calling.
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The manager is kicking them out and demanding they pay the bill.
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They wanted to pay the bill the way we pay our taxes.
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It also doesn&apost say how Michigan State will pay the bill.
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She needed to raise 2,300 shillings—about $25—to pay the bill.
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She says she'll pay the bill since she missed my birthday celebration.
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First: I need to pay the bill for my wisdom teeth removal.
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Instead, the federal government, health insurers and employers would pay the bill.
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If they don't, they must pay the bill for all those purchases.
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"I want you to assist me pay the bill," one note asked.
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Then they'll pull the money out right afterward to pay the bill.
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I pay the bill ($40.50), and G. says he'll grab the next meal.
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But try telling that to the CFO who has to pay the bill.
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Which people pay the bill is a source of huge disagreement within economics.
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Often life insurance policies, which Alcor does not offer, help pay the bill.
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But when it came time to pay the bill, they discovered something important.
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When it came to pay the bill they insisted on splitting it equally.
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The school nutrition supervisor would dip into his pocket and pay the bill.
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I pay the bill using my credit card so I can get reward points.
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They had a fabulous time at dinner and, yes, he did pay the bill.
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The city is receiving more than $20,000 in donations to help pay the bill.
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Apple had already stored $36.3 billion to pay the bill and move the cash.
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"The government will have to pay the bill for what they've done," he said.
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Still, consumers ultimately pay the bill for trade barriers in one way or another.
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That night, I mentioned to my husband that we needed to pay the bill.
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Then, you pray that you'll have enough money to pay the bill in full.
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A goes to pay the bill for our food ($52.50) and my "hammam" ($10) .
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We're destroying our world, and sooner or later someone has to pay the bill.
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The lawsuit said that it wanted Tamir's family to pay the bill by March 11.
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When it was time to pay the bill, the diner used the restaurant's card machine.
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"Ultimately, taxpayers will pay the bill," Fugate said, referring to Trump's reversal of the standards.
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Franco says he gave Ivanka's company an extension to pay the bill but got zilch.
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Even at 3 years old, he would stand at the counter and pay the bill.
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What if Mike forgets to pay the bill and I'm left stranded without my phone.
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And as long as those costs remain high, somebody is going to pay the bill.
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I started yelling at him and asked if he had ever intended to pay the bill.
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Here's how not to handle your obligations: When a collection agency calls, you pay the bill.
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When it comes time to pay the bill, Pepper is equipped to handle that as well.
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If the E.U. does not react, our steel industry will pay the bill for U.S. protectionism.
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We'll pay the bill, they'll be fixed up all perfect and they can do it immediately.
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Her strategy: persistence, and, in some cases simply saying she's not able to pay the bill.
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The most fantastic (reaction) is when your customers pay the bill while reserving for the next time.
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University spokeswoman Emily Guerrant said school leaders will now work on a way to pay the bill.
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Among Bolivians, this is apparently something of a game; whoever spills first has to pay the bill.
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Despite President Trump's claim, there is no way that Mexico will be made to pay the bill.
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He knew the child's mother was in the hospital, and he stepped in to pay the bill.
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It was not until mid-September, at the earliest, that the agency moved to pay the bill.
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She could not afford a lawyer, and she did not have the money to pay the bill.
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She could not afford a lawyer, and she did not have the money to pay the bill.
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Germany resists shared liabilities, fearing it will be left to pay the bill for the fecklessness of others.
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Tom scolds Mary into letting Bates pay the bill as a matter of pride, and away they go.
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It simply means that when catastrophe unexpectedly hits, people can't pay the bill for the care they receive.
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"The plan is to pay the bill, it's not to skip out on the bill," Austin told GMA.
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Contact the I.R.S., explain your situation and seek an agreement to pay the bill over time, he said.
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Some Financial Experts Say Yes Parents should monitor spending and explain how to pay the bill on time.
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Each would arouse fierce opposition from those who would pay the bill, including the economic titans of Wall Street.
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The government does not have the money to pay the bill, according to Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla.
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This means Washington can put the credit card away (for the time-being) and pay the bill up front.
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As annoying as it might seem when it comes time to pay the bill, they might be onto something.
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And customers must pay the bill with two separate checks and tips (one for food and another for drinks).
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This means the employees could be on the hook for taxes and have no cash to pay the bill.
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I had to return to work, so I left my mother to finish her coffee and pay the bill.
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But when he went to pay the bill, the cashier told him he was all set: Someone else had paid.
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At age 17, the he drank two alcoholic drinks at a restaurant in Gainesville and refused to pay the bill.
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Instead, when it was time to pay, the bill arrived and there was a very unexpected discount printed on it.
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A particular bill wasn't due till later in the month, so he could save first and pay the bill later.
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To help pay the bill, additional private investment will be needed to beef up funds available publicly, the Bank said.
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We used a 0% interest credit card to pay the bill, but I found it stressful to carry that debt.
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Then, after they pay the bill, let them know you're donating the proceeds to Democrats who will oppose their agenda.
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Regarding the unpaid work, the theater said that it actually did pay the bill at the end of last year.
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Tax cuts are expensive, and when the time comes to pay the bill, tax increases are rarely a popular solution.
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My coworker and I pay the bill for lunch ($52.87) and my manager gets the Uber back to the office.
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Court testified to all of the supposed protections against abuse of workers and loss of overtime pay the bill provides.
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The customers insisted that their editor, who was at that point hanging out elsewhere in the restaurant, would pay the bill.
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More workers would generate more wages and taxes, helping Japan care for its aging population without borrowing to pay the bill.
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These big sporting events produced great dreams that have turned into disillusionment now that time has come to pay the bill.
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But even if a member goes to an in-network provider, the ministry may still decide not to pay the bill.
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Shifting the current target of 308 ships upwards would be "remarkably easy," as long as there is funding to pay the bill.
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The taxpayers, businesses and governments being asked to pay the bill also deserve the chance to weigh in during the rulemaking process.
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Each month I pay the bill from my checking account and send him a Venmo request for his half of the payment.
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The potential losses could leave the company's customers on the hook to pay the bill, exposing businesses and consumers to higher costs.
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As Donna waited to pay the bill and then, in a sequence beautifully composed by the director, Karyn Kusama, something struck her.
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Among the people living in one today, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 62 percent cannot pay the bill on their own.
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I pay my insurance with a credit card and transfer cash from my "escrow savings" to my checking to pay the bill.
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Those prices have set up a fierce battle from those who are being asked to pay the bill, including insurers and patients.
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If pay for your donation by credit card, the transaction is official once the charge is made, not when you pay the bill.
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"Luxembourg and other EU countries are serving McDonald´s a happy meal with tax loopholes, and taxpayers must pay the bill," said Giegold.
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You can be generous with money and always pay the bill, but money is actually the least meaningful thing you can give away.
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The total cost of the procedure topped $2,000, including after-care and antibiotics, and we were able to pay the bill in full.
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That worker may need to overdraw their bank account or take out a high-interest loan to pay the bill, incurring large costs.
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I returned to the table to gather my things and pay the bill, only to be interrupted by her for the last time.
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"They got themselves invited, they didn't have to pay the bill and for a couple of weeks they looked normal," he told CNN.
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The waitress assumes we're on a date and brings one check, so I pay the bill and my friend Venmos me for his half.
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Rossman said that while this option from the IRS may be generous, it may not offer enough time to pay the bill in full.
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For now, one thing is certain: The national federations are unwilling to take money away from their player development programs to pay the bill.
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"I think it's important for members who pay the bill to meet with the secretaries before they come before the committee," he added. Rep.
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As I pay the bill and trudge out, I realise I'm not going to remember what the food tasted like in a few hours.
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In interviews, Minnelli and Luft often repeat storiesabout how they used to dodge hotels wearing all of their belongings becauseGarland couldn't pay the bill.
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For high school seniors, that means waiting for financial aid offers that come in March and then having until August to pay the bill.
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I was able to show that I didn&apost have the means to pay the bill by submitting my pay stubs and tax returns.
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We're told the group went out for a smoke and never came back to pay the bill, but they were all caught on surveillance cams.
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The big picture: The Washington Post reported that Trump ordered a U.S. envoy tasked with retrieving Warmbier to sign an agreement to pay the bill.
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His first experience with owning an airplane came when a warlord, whose troops he had supplied with food and fuel, could not pay the bill.
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The 85-year-old also complained that the drivers "don't even pay the bill" when he has dinner with them and suggested they focus on driving.
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When it came time to pay the bill, they discover they no longer had enough money between them all to even cover half of the bill.
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Calculate Tip offers to automate one of the few bits of math we must quickly scramble to do on a calculator before we pay the bill.
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Some of the tweets were completely relatable — the date constantly talked about an ex, there wasn't any chemistry, the date refused to pay the bill, etc.
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In late April, the Palestinian Authority decided it would no longer pay the bill for Gaza's most reliable source of power, to the Israel Electric Company.
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So the next time you pay the bill for your pet's checkup, think about it as an investment in your vet as well as your pet.
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When it's time to pay the bill, Wells said, customers must do so with two separate checks and tips (one for food and another for drinks).
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"We need to change not just who pays the bill but how we pay the bill," said Dr. Gaffney, who advised Ms. Jayapal on her proposal.
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I finally had to come clean one day when I couldn't pay the bill for a boatload of soon-to-be-outgrown rompers I'd impulsively bought.
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Anthem sent her a letter, saying the visit would be covered, but if she went back again with a similar complaint, it wouldn't pay the bill.
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Then he stood up, bumped into a chair and walked off, saying "Ciao" and waving his hand, before returning because he had neglected to pay the bill.
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Level With The Tax Man There's nothing fun about owing the IRS money, especially if you haven't set aside cash throughout the year to pay the bill.
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Gazprom said the bill related to supplies in the second to fourth quarters of last year and that Ukraine had to pay the bill within 10 days.
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No worries: You and your colleagues can quickly send your share via Interac e-Transfer® to one person, who can then pay the bill in full.
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At the same time, they saved money in a high-yield savings account so they'd be able to pay the bill at the end of the year.
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I'm not sure what my next steps are — pay the bill, ignore it, or just report a fraction of the income I was paid those two years?
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While the mortgage servicers have to pay the bill to investors first, Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie Mae, which securitize FHA loans, would ultimately be on the hook.
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If you have to put it on a credit card and won't be able to pay the bill in full next month, then you shouldn't buy it.
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Here's a strategy: Instead of making estimated quarterly tax payments, use all or some of the RMD at the end of the year to pay the bill.
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That could mean, of course, that the balance on the credit card may accrue interest, if enough funds aren't set aside to pay the bill in full.
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Over the last ten years, an average of $41bn per year of flood damage has gone uncovered by insurance, leaving people, businesses and governments to pay the bill.
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The language and processes of the budget should become less technocratic and concentrate more on the shared interests and preferences of the voters whose governments pay the bill.
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North Korea insisted the US sign a pledge to pay the bill before releasing Warmbier, an American college student who was held by the North as a prisoner.
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Market failures matter not just for the students who make educational choices that don't pan out, but also for the taxpayers who are helping to pay the bill.
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I mobile deposit both checks and pay my credit card bill (I put all my purchases on my credit card and pay the bill in full each payday).
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Further, many of the people would show up at hospitals in need of care, won't be able to pay the bill, and drive costs higher for everyone else.
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We will also learn whether he has been contributing to the cost of government over the years, or whether he has been leaving others to pay the bill.
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"But instead of making riders and low-income New Yorkers pay the bill for it, he believes a tax on millionaires should fund the fare discount," they continued.
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Patients are spared the out-of-pocket expenses, but insurers are then left to pay the bill for the expensive drugs, eventually leading to increases in premiums, he said.
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"If the EU does not act, our steel industry will pay the bill for protectionism in the US," warned the head of WV Stahl, Germany's steel-industry trade group.
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But when Giovanni called every month to tell us what we owed Con Ed, we would dutifully trek to the restaurant downstairs and pay the bill, also in cash.
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The broke actress would bring her children to live in hotels, and when they couldn't pay the bill, they'd put on all their clothing at once and sneak out.
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She said that, one night, she ran into him at a restaurant and when she went to pay the bill for herself and her friends, he had already paid it.
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Aside from raising minimum pay, the bill would close glaring loopholes in the law that have allowed employers to pay millions of workers less than the minimum wage for decades.
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When we went inside to pay the bill, he smiled in the mirror behind the bar, and in the light I could see that his teeth did look, well, grayish.
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They'd bring us to these fancy restaurants, and they'd pay the bill, and you knew it wasn't the type of dinner they were inviting their Chinese colleagues to every week.
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Taxes weren&apost being taken out of my paychecks, and I didn&apost know I should be setting aside money to pay the bill at the end of the year.
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He added that he did not want to "to play the game of the populists" who think they can ignore the rules and at the end others will pay the bill.
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The shots are around $13 out of pocket each week, but I only pay the bill every six weeks or so, and I just paid last week, so no charge today.
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Paul, a deficit hawk in Congress, warned of rising U.S. debt, saying the country would eventually have to pay the bill even if growth is taking place for the time being.
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Later that night, they got pulled over for DUI, cops recognized license plate number from the report, brought them both back to the restaurant and forced them to pay the bill.
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When the night was over, I had enough cash to pay the bill but had miscalculated and did not have enough to tip the waiter, who refused to take my check.
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And Dr. Saltz preaches the gospel of having a document that spells out issues such as when the rent is due and who's required to pay the bill for utilities and repairs.
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As a push transaction, the user sends the exact amount of bitcoin or bitcoin cash needed to pay the bill and minimizes the incidence of traditional credit card fraud and identity theft.
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From there, the Palestinian Authority Health Office will need to authorise it, get a permit from an Israeli coordination officer, find the right hospital, and send a commitment to pay the bill.
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Lancaster also noted that many rights holders outside Foxtel and Roadshow would benefit from the sites being blocked, so it would not be fair to make the two companies pay the bill.
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You may ultimately pay the bill in the sense that expected maintenance costs are built into the rent you pay, but you have no risk of that number varying depending on luck.
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Police say Whipple got a manicure at Crystal Nails on the afternoon of December 29 and then tried to pay the bill -- $35, according to CNN affiliate KSNV -- with a credit card.
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They were also sued by Kamelot Auctions in Philadelphia, where they bought 89 items in May but did not pay the bill of nearly $200,000, according to the company's lawyer, Anthony Gallia.
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Not long after, the complaint states that he had the hold lifted, and Wolfe — who lives in Buffalo — allegedly used it to pay the bill for her meal the morning of June 27.
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Sources who were present tell TMZ that when it came time to pay the bill, one of Miley's pals tried paying ... but we're told Cody sneakily slipped his card to the waiter instead.
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After sharing a few rounds, Jack tricked the Devil into turning himself into a coin in order to pay the bill, and pocketed the Devil before he could return to his normal form.
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He had to put down 12 times more cash as a guarantee to U.S. customs that he would pay the bill for tariffs on the Chinese-made pumps, valves and motors he imports.
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It follows a pattern he pursues in his business dealings: According to hundreds of complaints, he has frequently contracted for goods and services, only to refuse to pay the bill in the end.
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By default as much as design, such executive-focused programs attract high-functioning addicts, the ones who were able to keep their professional lives together and amass the savings to pay the bill.
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" Now, under the new program, Mr. Trump said, veterans have the option to "go out, get a doctor, we pay the bill, and they don't have to wait six weeks, four weeks, two weeks.
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If you have good credit, you can consider transferring your balance to a new card with an introductory zero percent interest offer and pay the bill off over time — sometimes, a year or longer.
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During the day he tried to convince hospital staff to let him pay the bill in monthly instalments and let her go; he was driven by his wife's hope that she'd be home for Christmas.
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He said he had to go back to the hotel with a female employee of the club and wake up a Defense Department staff member to get his government-issued card to pay the bill.
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And even if the United States - Taiwan's sole arms supplier – agrees to sell the advanced weaponry the island needs to deter a Chinese attack, Taipei will struggle to pay the bill, government advisers and experts say.
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U.S.C. recently completed a $315 million renovation of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, its home stadium, and an enthusiastic fan base will be necessary to fill the seats and luxury suites to help pay the bill.
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In an exclusive clip from Wednesday's Staten Island Hustle, the late Angela "Big Ang" Raiola's younger sister Janine Detore confesses to getting almost $8,63 worth of cosmetic procedures — and now she can't afford to pay the bill.
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I feel less manly if I don't pay the bill after a first date, but I also resent the fact that I'm forced to eat ramen for the rest of the month after taking someone out to dinner.
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In 2008 [during the economic recession], there were a lot of people who were getting away with things if they were from a certain privileged race or class, and the working class were left to pay the bill.
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Instead of racking up expenses on the nation's credit card and then debating on whether to pay the bill when it comes due, lawmakers should increase the debt limit alongside budget-busting legislation that adds to the debt.
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Public and private funds, for example, pay the bill for a program called Welcome by Friends — Alliances for Young Refugees, which supports 226 local governments that provide additional language classes, workshops and counseling to immigrant children and teenagers.
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As to the larger point, economists generally think of employer health benefits as part of employees' total compensation, so if the payroll tax digs into that pot of money, as Gunnels says, employees still ultimately pay the bill.
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On the other hand, if you have a rewards card and if you have enough money in the bank to pay the bill, you might want to weigh the pros and cons of using it to pay the IRS.
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"Making matters worse, if you then pay the bill on someone else's account, the system prompts you to add yourself as an authorized user and requests the callers phone number, potentially granting them full access to your account," the user wrote.
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Acting on instructions received from Trump, U.S. State Department Envoy Joseph Yun — who was sent to bring Warmbier back to the U.S. — signed an agreement to pay the bill from Pyongyang, the newspaper reported, citing two people familiar with the situation.
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Bolton's remarks come after The Washington Post reported last week that North Korea issued a $85033 million bill to the U.S. for the hospital care of Warmbier and that Yun signed a pledge saying the U.S. would pay the bill.
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Shifting the current target of 308 ships upwards would be "remarkably easy" as long as there is funding to pay the bill, the top uniformed Navy official said in an interview at the annual Reagan National Defense Forum in southern California.
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" In "FourFiveSeconds," which otherwise preserves lyrics about a couple on the verge of splitting up, Kanye West's line "If I go to jail tonight/Promise you'll pay my bail," becomes "If we're going out tonight/Promise I'll pay the bill.
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But wth no money coming in (Rachford was working without pay and McKinney had quit her job in social work to stay full-time with Harper), they feared they could not pay the bill to keep the electricity running for their daughter's ventilator.
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Ultimately, there's no single right answer to any of these ownership questions, but for IoT applications to really succeed, the vested parties all need to work through the sometimes awkward process of figuring out who it is that's going to pay the bill.
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So when a man brings his dog to a nice restaurant and then runs out when the check arrives, leaving Julia to pay the bill, she struggles to reframe the situation: Was this going really well and I just didn't know it?
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It's a matter of basic fairness that a company that made massive profits by destroying the land and polluting communities must not then be allowed to shrug, go out of business, and leave local taxpayers to pay the bill for cleaning it up.
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A school district in Pennsylvania that faced backlash after threatening to place children in foster care if their lunch debts were not paid has not accepted any of the several offers it has received from people who want to pay the bill.
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"At the end of the day it's us common people who will pay the bill because fruits will become pricier," said one user on China's Twitter-like Weibo service, where the potential U.S.-China trade war ranked as the most-read topic on Friday.
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If the old and sick continue to sign up for health insurance at a more rapid pace than the young or healthy, it's not insurance companies who will be left to pay the bill -- because government is the insurer in a "public option" health plan.
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Cell Phone: $0 (Technically $60 a month, but I'm on family plan and my parents deduct it from an account I had in high school specifically so I would have savings to pay the bill with as an adult.) Day One 11:30 a.m.
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"At the end of the day it's us common people who will pay the bill because fruits will become pricier," said one user on China's Weibo social media platform, where the prospects for a U.S.-China trade war ranked as the most read topic Friday.
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A survey of 17,000 unmarried, heterosexual adults, conducted by Janet Lever of California State University-Los Angeles in 2015, found that while 57% of women said they always offer to help pay the bill on dates, 39% were bothered if a partner actually accepted the offer.
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Some of this contrast can rightfully be attributed to an complex global security situation, but it is also likely true that when you do not have to pay the bill, and when it is not your child being compelled to fight our battles, war is too easy.
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"What it has to be is when somebody is online and they say it's a seven-day wait, that person's going to walk across the street to a private doctor, be taken care of, we're going to pay the bill," he said at news conference in May.
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In late April, two sources confirmed to CNN that the North Korean government had presented the United States with a bill for $2 million for the hospital care of Otto Warmbier, and insisted the US sign a pledge to pay the bill before releasing him from their custody.
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If I never go to the doctors, I'm never going to be ill; if I ignore the letters that my energy provider sends me then I'll never have to pay the bill; if I never turn up to work I can't get bollocked for not being at work.
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"The first serious test of the negotiations will be them agreeing to pay the bill," a senior EU official said, describing the coming week as a vital moment to establish rapport among the senior civil servants who will handle what is arguably the most convoluted and far-reaching diplomatic deal of modern times.
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The important business of my early life was negotiated at currency exchanges (where you could pay the bill for whatever utility was about to be shut off), Social Security offices and food pantries run out of church basements, and transacted in WIC vouchers and money orders and rolls of quarters for the laundromat.
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As for my other judgement calls: The "cowards" — who would wait to see what moves I would make when the bill came — were often just well-intentioned dudes who had been chastised by feminists for holding doors open and didn't want to insult me by assuming I even wanted them to pay the bill.
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By forcing smaller retailers out of business, the "point of obligation" designation under RFS is not only unfair to the independent retailers, but it also a silent job killer that threatens thousands of American jobs, forcing independent refiners and smaller retailers to pay the bill for speculators profiting from the shadowy, unregulated market for these credits.
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While I do not think we will have a large credit-induced financial crisis in the near term, there is always the possibility that, in the next big financial crisis, taxpayers again will be forced to pay the bill — if not directly, through a bailout, then most certainly indirectly, through lost jobs and an economic downturn.
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Washington (CNN)The North Korean government presented the United States with a bill for $2 million for the hospital care of Otto Warmbier, the American college student who was held as a prisoner by Pyongyang, and insisted the US sign a pledge to pay the bill before releasing him from their custody in 2017, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Hundreds of protesters waved Mexican flags, chanted anti-Trump slogans and burned Trump hats and at least one American flag outside of the rally, where Trump, to the delight of his supporters, vowed to stop illegal drugs from coming into the United States from the south, to build a wall on the US border and have Mexico pay the bill.
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"No federal funds may be appropriated or otherwise made available to provide support for the 2026 World Cup, including support for a host city, a participating State or local agency, the United States Soccer Federation, the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), or the Federation de Football Association (FIFA), until the date on which the United States Soccer Federation agrees to provide equitable pay," the bill reads.
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