But today the pharmaceutical company had to finally pay the piper.
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We dance, and the plants pay the piper — until they can't pay anymore.
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After all the theatrical fun and games, you'll eventually have to pay the piper.
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They shouldn't have believed because what's happened is now it's time to pay the piper.
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Birdman and Cash Money now have to pay the piper ... to the tune of $3.3 mil.
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When you are a drug addict, you know that you will eventually have to pay the piper.
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He says it's time for all 3 men to pay the piper, and yeah ... Ronald's the piper.
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That money wasn't free — Jahil knows he has to pay the piper by running a definitely illegal errand.
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So when the moment came to pay the piper and admit the truth in front of Putin, Trump choked.
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But I've learned instead to really lean into it, because sooner or later you have to pay the piper.
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"We understand what it means, though: Hungary has to pay the piper after other people make mistakes," he said.
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When I say "pay the piper," I almost mean that literally, as Scandal's leads might have to pay for their misdeeds with their lives.
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Levi Johnston needs to pay the piper now that the dust has settled in his custody war with Bristol Palin, and people are responding.
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If you've recently graduated and skated through half a year without too much thought about your student loan debt, it's time to pay the piper.
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The Democratic temper tantrum against freedom is costing precious House floor time, and it should be the Democrats who pay the piper for this choice.
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One source close to Wayne says the rapper plans to take a paternity test and if he's the dad he'll take full responsibility and pay the piper.
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Chris Stanton — chief investment officer at Sunrise Capital, where he oversees $189 million — thinks investors will have to soon pay the piper for months of market tranquility.
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After years of profligate spending, Puerto Rico is up to its eyeballs in debt to the tune of $72 billion, and the time has come to pay the piper.
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It's almost like a down payment on an insurance policy that you might need later, but you can function without it — you've just got to pay the piper someday.
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From Paula's point of view, she's rolling the dice when she drive's someone else's car ... all sorts of things could go wrong, including a traffic stop because the owner didn't pay the piper.
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The Romanoffs knows that someone will have to pay the piper eventually, that this modern lifestyle has become unsustainable, that we have all done terrible, terrible things we must be held accountable for.
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But eventually you have to pay the piper (in this case, the IRS) and money taken out in retirement is taxed at your ordinary income rate, which for the top bracket is currently 37%.
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Whether you're a full-time worker dealing with a single 1040 or a freelancer / gig worker getting a series of 1099s, the fastest way to pay the piper these days is to do it online.
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Richard Fisher, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, told Rick Santelli that it's time for investors to pay the piper for the years of easy money that fueled a seven-year bull market.
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Because contributions to regular 2000(k) accounts are made with pre-tax dollars, at some point they'll have to pay the piper (in this case, the federal government and perhaps also the state they live in).
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But, last night's penultimate Scandal episode, "Standing In The Sun," proves the Shondaland treat is finally going to pay the piper for its more incomprehensible flights of fancy as next week's Thursday, April 19, series finale looms large.
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The Game hired a burger joint to cater his shindig, but went radio silent when it came time to pay the piper ... so says the owner suing the rapper, but Game says the owner's lying her ass off.
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A politician loathed by many for his administration's arrogance and corruption, Zuma's day would only get worse: It's time to pay the piper -- and the state Zuma must repay money spent on renovations unrelated to security, the Constitutional Court said.
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"This was the quarter where we realized that you need to pay the piper to get sales on the internet, and in most cases, the piper is Alphabet's Google, hence its 22 percent revenue growth," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Further, unless one is a trader and not an investor (short term versus long term), this idea will add unnecessary volatility to the financial markets and cause pockets of weakness in them when it comes time to pay the piper each and every year.
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The 'Reciprocal' Like In which you pay the piper in the form of 'more pipe' Reading this back, it really does make me sound like I "hammer the L" (fun new way I have invented for saying "click the like button") on every post I see on Instagram, which is broadly untrue.
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Add to this the fact that much industrial French butter is made with frozen cream shipped in from New Zealand, and you have a sizeable problem on your hands: Butter prices in New Zealand have skyrocketed, as not only butter, but whole milk, are met with renewed interest thanks to the prevalence of diets rich in animal fats like Paleo and keto—and French supermarkets don't want to pay the piper (to the tune of 7,000 euros per ton this summer, compared to 2,183 euros per ton this past April).
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After her ballet career, she remained on the London stage as a performer. Olrich appeared in Pay the Piper (1954-1955), The Balcony (1957), Honeymoon (1957), the musical The Boys from Syracuse (1963), and the South African folk revue Wait a Minim! (1964-1966). She accompanied Wait a Minim! to Broadway from 1966 to 1967.
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Stemple's first novel, for Tor Books, was Singer of Souls. A sequel, Steward of Song, was published in 2008. With his mother, Jane Yolen, Stemple has also co-authored two series of books — the Rock 'n Roll Fairy Tale series, and more recently, The Seelie Wars. The Rock 'n Roll Fairy Tale series began with Pay the Piper, published in 2005 by Tor.
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I really haven't made very much effort with films. I did more than 20 plays before I ever did The Hoodlum Priest, and (after that) I've done more than 20 films... It wasn't as if the industry had fired me; I had just made certain life decisions I suddenly was having to pay the piper for. So there was no film career at all. I'm always working (in theater).
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Rodrigues was also active in popular musical theater, in movies, and in television productions. Among the West End musicals and revues for which he created dances are Airs on a Shoestring (1953), Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure (1954), Pay the Piper (1954), Chrysanthemum (1956), Ann Veronica (1960s), and On the Brighter Side (1961). His greatest success was Charlie Girl (1963). Starring Dame Anna Neagle, it ran for five years at the Adelphi Theatre.
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Miller, Mark R. (1999) "ISRAEL VIBRATION "Pay the Piper" RAS Records", The Washington Post, 19 March 1999, p. N7 They each attempted to launch solo careers, with Bulgin releasing the Mr Sunshine album in 1985, but by 1987 they decided to relaunch Israel Vibration. Having all been turned down when they approached Gary "Dr. Dread" Himmelfarb, founder of RAS Records, during their solo period, they received a positive response when they approached him as a group.
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Upon informing him that the rats are responsible for the plague, the Piper resolves to take the action to stop them. (Pay the Piper) However, the Rat King has already anticipated the move and kills the Piper with a booby-trapped sewer explosion. The Rat King then ambushes Clive, Jerry and Milly, tying them up and informing them that the age of rat has begun, and that rats will take the humans place in London once they are gone. All seems lost but, thanks to the timely assistance of the beggars, the heroes escape.
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Pay the Piper was the winner of the 2006 Locus Award for Best Young Adult Book. Stemple's short stories include a series of historical whodunnits set in feudal Japan, featuring a samurai master and apprentice as a sleuthing duo, for the historical fiction magazine Paradox. Among Stemple's other published short stories, "A Piece of Flesh" was chosen as one of ten short stories included in The Year's Best SF and Fantasy for Teens (2005). Stemple was among the members of a group of writers known as the Pre-Joycean Fellowship, which included his bandmates Emma Bull and Steven Brust.
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Year's Best Science Fiction and Fantasy for Teens, Favorite Folktales From Around the World, Xanadu and Xanadu 2 are among the works that she has edited. Her book Naming Liberty tells the story of a Russian girl and Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the designer of the Statue of Liberty. She has co-written two books with her son, the writer and musician Adam Stemple, Pay the Piper and Troll Bridge, both part of the Rock 'n' Roll Fairy Tale series. She also wrote lyrics for the song "Robin's Complaint," recorded on the 1994 album Antler Dance by Stemple's band Boiled in Lead.
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Harris as Mr. Piper in the Land of the Giants episode "Pay the Piper," 1970 Although he was considered something of a cult icon for the role of Dr. Smith, Harris became typecast as a fey and sometimes campy villain. For example, Irwin Allen cast Harris as a villainous "Pied Piper" in an episode of Land of the Giants. Approached by Allen a second time, to star in a children's series, Jumbalina and the Teeners, Harris turned it down. In 1970, Harris played the role of another not-so-likeable villain, the Bulmanian Ambassador in the Get Smart episode "How Green Was My Valet".
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In common with many other suffragettes the two women defaced the census paper by writing the slogan "Getting votes for those who pay the piper. Getting votes for women" across it.1911 England Census for Celia Wray - Yorkshire-West Riding, Barnsley - Ancestry.com Alice Laura Embleton, Miss O Royston, Celia Wray, Miss M Fielden and Miss E Ford protesting outside the offices of the Barnsley Chronicle on 20 January 1910 With Embleton, Evelina Haverfield and Vera Holme Wray set up the private 'Foosack League' between themselves the membership of which was restricted to women and suffragists; the internal evidence suggests the Foosack League was a lesbian secret society.
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1969), Colan and writer-editor Stan Lee created the Falcon,Captain America #117 at the Grand Comics Database the first African- American superhero in mainstream comic books. The character came about, Colan recalled in 2008, Concurrent with his move to Marvel, Colan also contributed several stories to Warren Publishing's line of black-and-white horror comics magazines, beginning with the six-page tale "To Pay the Piper", by writer Larry Ivie, in Eerie #2 (March 1966). There and in subsequent stories for that magazine and its sister publication, Creepy, Colan would ink his own pencil work. His final original Warren story, "First Blood", appeared in Eerie #11 (Sept. 1967).
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Their idea was "the after effect of Larry's screwing around with the time coming for Larry having to pay the piper." They proposed the idea of Larry in a maze game similar to Berzerk, where he must steer clear of out-of-wedlock pregnancies he has caused, as well as private investigators, case workers and angry fathers wielding shotguns, making it extremely difficult for Larry to continue his infamous carefree attitude towards casual sex. On April 1, 2009 the abandonware site Abandonia released an alleged "leaked copy" for download. This turned out in fact to be an elaborate April Fools' Day prank: the screenshots were fakes, the review was fictional, and the "game" archive actually contained 55 identical copies of scanned front casing of Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust.
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In linguistics, pied-piping is the common name for the ability of question words and relative pronouns to drag other words along with them when brought to the front, as part of the phenomenon called Wh-movement. For example, in "For whom are the pictures?", the word "for" is pied-piped by "whom" away from its declarative position ("The pictures are for me"), and in "The mayor, pictures of whom adorn his office walls" both words "pictures of" are pied-piped in front of the relative pronoun, which normally starts the relative clause. Some researchers believe that the tale has inspired the common English phrase "pay the piper", although the phrase is actually a contraction of the English proverb "he who pays the piper calls the tune" which simply means that the person paying for something is the one who gets to say how it should be done.
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