It's by far the prettiest viking game I've ever payed.
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So, at least for Berlin's police the Fuckparade payed off.
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All that spending has payed off massively in the past year.
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The author's travel and accommodations were payed for by Galería Weekend.
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The fact that some people think he is being payed to is hilarious.
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The price includes a buyer's fee payed to the auction house, RM Auctions.
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Nobody else is benefiting from your work so why should they get payed?
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The gig payed well and came with as much overtime as he could take.
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So, why aren't they being payed as much as male soccer players of their stature?
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This gives them an incentive to get the student a well-payed job after college.
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Pretending that we never talked shit about something because we got payed to plug it?
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"We payed for the trip with the contract work we did along the way," said Lauren.
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Those we had not previously payed attention to became alluring; those who were already hot became hotter.
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As far back as fall 2005, and perhaps even earlier, Keller dug deep — and it payed off.
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People came back to jobs that payed less, offered fewer benefits and demanded more of their labor.
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Their hunch payed off: A sweep with ALMA found a telltale flare showing that oxygen is present.
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Instead it's article #73633 about a stolen track most of us would have never payed attention to.
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Zendaya payed homage to the late David Bowie at this year's Grammys — despite the backlash from haters.
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McConaughey, who payed the titular beach bum named Moondog in the process, was pretty surprised by the switch.
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For instance, Kendall Jenner's middle name is Nicole, and this check was payed by a Kendall N. Jenner.
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He said that he had lived there for two months and payed only $200 per month in rent.
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During his time in the senate, Glenn payed close attention to issues concerning NASA, technology, and national defense.
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Investors have closely payed attention to economic data as they gauge when the Fed will raise interest rates.
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The actress previously payed tribute to her late mother on the day Star Wars: The Last Jedi premiered.
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The American Cancer Society reported that, in 85033, patients payed nearly $4 billion in out-of-pocket expenses.
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Henry McMaster payed off, despite millionaire John Warren initially forcing the incumbent into a head-to-head runoff.
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College essays may seem super daunting, but for this young woman, having some fun with it totally payed off.
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"At the beginning I would have payed them for me to be in it, I was so excited," she joked.
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I filed online with TurboTax and payed for their help with my state refund and my student loan interest deduction.
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High school friends Nick Kovacevich and Dallas Imbimbo took the right risk at the right time and it payed off.
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Florianópolis has made a big play to assert itself in the tech economy, and, in recent years, it's payed off.
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The scandal involved several celebrities and CEOs, who allegedly payed money to ensure their children were accepted into the schools.
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On Wednesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi payed tribute to Gandhi at an event at Parliament House in New Delhi.
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Mike Crapo, a Republican from Idaho, also said he had concerns about the fact that the legislation wasn't fully payed for.
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They were given more than any fellow Russian at the time could imagine: well-payed jobs, housing, excellent education, and security.
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This week, Riverdale payed homage to that classic Netflix moment as Archie and Jughead break into the newest Gargoyle headquarters-drug den.
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It argues BT was an "injured party" as it had payed additional taxes and more bonuses because of the inflated Italian budgets.
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The zoo has payed more than $1 million a year since 2017 to house the animals, according to The New York Times.
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In the original version, customers payed an upfront fee of $500, and then a $1,800 monthly fee that included insurance, maintenance, and more.
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On the couple's fifth wedding anniversary, Teigen payed tribute to their relationship with an Instagram photo of the two on their wedding day.
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Perfectly fine for a budget handset, but the kind of thing you'd be pretty disppointed with if you payed more than $400 for thing.
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No one who has payed even moderate attention to the news, to statistics, or to history can reasonably say they are astonished by this.
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What was up with the ligature marks around Jason's arms that the coroner pointed out to Alice who payed him off for the information?
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"The usage of Venezuela's oil, which we are supplying to refineries in India, was allowed as it comes from pre-payed contracts," he said.
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Most stay-at-home parents are fully supported by the working parent so technically they are getting payed because they're financially supported by another.
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According to WFLA, van der Herchen's son and wife often complained about noise coming from the attic, but he payed no attention to it.
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The designers of the Honor 7C payed special attention to the device's tactile feel, producing a rounded-edge design that fits easily in your hand.
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I believe that the police officers and Starbucks' employees could have been more solution-oriented and payed more attention to what the men were saying.
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Companies can often hire non-regular or contract employees who earn less pay and benefits but do the same work as better-payed regular employees.
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Keke Palmer made a bold choice by not only shaving her head, but dying it a vibrant shade of purple — and it clearly payed off.
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The bank has said it is committed to compensating all customers affected by its actions and has so far payed out tens of millions of dollars.
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Since then, the apparent Program And Control (PAC) Program experiment has recorded Stefan, payed people to be his family, and held sway over his every move.
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After taking office in 2017, Trump payed lip service to Cuban-American voters by taking rhetorical rather than substantive steps to roll back relations with Cuba.
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Players who once payed for their own travel for a chance at winning huge tournament prize pools can now rely on professional leagues to organize competition.
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In her caption of the photo, Lourd payed tribute to her mother by writing "I miss you" in the unique emoji-heavy style Fisher often tweeted in.
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I was looking for a way to honor him and for a way to unite the community in a manner that payed homage to our loved ones.
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They keep the house clean and care for the children which is a very important role in a family, but I don't believe they should get payed.
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Remember, this is a young woman with a DACA card — who's filled out all the paperwork, payed the application fee, and given away all of her personal information.
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Showrunner Jenji Kohan has long been one of the most notable women in the industry, and series star Danielle Brooks payed homage to the "subconscious mentorship" she offers.
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According to Irizarry, the guy was cuffed and placed in the back of a squad car, and the parks department refunded what she payed to reserve the pavilion.
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The bank has said it is committed to compensating all customers affected by its actions and has so far payed out tens of millions of dollars in remediation.
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For whatever reason I kept being pulled aside and asked multiple questions concerning my flight, stay, where I am currently working , how I payed for my flight and all.
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She also payed a key role in an internal investigation by the law firm Paul, Weiss looking into sexual harassment claims made against former Fox Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes.
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But scavengers working at the dump on its last day said they refused to swap their source of income for regimented government jobs that payed too little to sustain their families.
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In a statement reported by The Hollywood Reporter, French President Francois Hollande payed tribute to Riva, saying she "deeply marked French cinema" and "created intense emotion in all the roles she played."
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And last year, Rihanna payed homage to the legendary queen as Vogue Arabia's November cover star, a move apparently made by editor-in-chief Manuel Arnaut in an attempt to promote diversity.
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Her devotion to education payed off when at 16 she was admitted to Stanford University where she served as the head of the Black Student Union and joined the school's dance program.
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The 40-year old president, who swept to power last May, decided to cut workers' payroll charges and offset some of the cost by raising a tax payed on all income, including pensions.
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In 2017 the amount of corporation tax Aramco payed to the state fell from a high of 85 percent to 50 percent, and a tax much higher than other oil and gas majors.
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Rick's take: Raking in more than three times the $10 million that Nike payed Federer on an annual basis will go great lengths toward giving the tennis legend more flexibility with his charity work.
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The private equity firm payed more than $3 billion in cash to buy 401(k) plan robo-advisor Financial Engines, then merged it with Edelman Financial to form the biggest RIA in the country.
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Mainstreet acquisitions will be directed by Shrem and his partner, Jason Granger, and any dividends will be payed to investors over the Ethereum blockchain to create an unchangeable record of payments, he told me.
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The hacker responsible for the attack, who appeared to be based in Russia, told Mr. Hearn in an online exchange that someone "payed me for killing XT" — though he declined to say who was responsible.
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The greatest accomplishment of North Korea has been to build a few nuclear devices and behave like a monkey with a hand grenade threatening to blow up the world unless it is payed a ransom.
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In 1990, they payed $23 million to buy up homes from families in Ponca City, Oklahoma who said that they developed cancer and other health issues, becoming one of the largest settlements at the time.
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Since 2016, the bank has reviewed 165 million accounts, contacted more than 40 million customers and payed out millions in compensation, Sloan said in his opening statement submitted to the House Financial Services Committee on Monday.
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The O'Reilly Factor anchor was pushed out after The New York Times reported he and 21st Century Fox payed five women a total of $13 million to not sue or speak publicly about his alleged misconduct.
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The residents of Flint payed an average of $910.05 for their annual water usage of 60,000 gallons of water in 2015, according to a study published by the Food & Water Watch group, a nonprofit advocacy organization.
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On Friday, Leakes shared a photo of her and her husband Gregg's costumes for The Real Housewives of Atlanta's Halloween finale party, and the couple payed homage to her ongoing feud with the mother-daughter duo.
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Nordea, Europe's eighth-biggest bank by market capitalization, had threatened to move HQ if the Swedish government went ahead with plans to hike fees payed into a fund to shield tax payers in a banking future crisis.
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It was just a day after a federal appeals court unsealed nearly 2,000 pages of documents revealing new information on how he lured underage girls into prostitution, and payed them to provide erotic massages in his various mansions.
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"My boy['s] aggression, biting, anxiety, bad mood stopped just after 3 days in the protocol...Don't listen to big pharma payed supporters (probably all the bad reviews you read here) they look so obvious," reads one review.
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"I just wanted to let our fans who payed (sic) money to see me know the reason why I stopped my set and I didn't play the 3 hours like every time I have been there," Fadi said.
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Ive been trying to think of a joke about this but nothing is funnier than just saying it: Jack payed a bunch of money to do a meditation that involved getting bit by 93 mosquitos in 10 mins.
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EU banks payed over $16 billion in fines between 2012 and 2018 because of lax money-laundering checks, rating agency Moody's said in a report on Tuesday, with U.S. regulators levying more than 75 percent of those fines.
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In Bulgaria, which joined the EU at the same time as Romania, the percentage of people who payed bribes doubled in the past five years, according to the Centre for the Study of Democracy, a think-tank in Sofia.
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If you found no other joy in last night's episode aside from Father Gabriel's tremendous jab at Spencer (which was the highlight of his arc so far), you can at least admit it payed worthy homage to the comics.
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I went to every monument I could find; payed my respects at the shrine to Mohammad V, liberator of the country from French colonial rule; enjoyed every moment of the sun in my face and my phone without service.
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" Luckily, Cassandra hastens to add, although the castle rent is 40 pounds a year, the landlord has never made them pay it, and in fact "always sent us a ham at Christmas whether we payed the rent or not.
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If you payed attention in history class (or at least read that one Magic Tree House book), then you know all about the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79, and how it buried the city of Pompeii in volcanic ash.
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"Values in the London office market have barely moves post-Brexit thanks to abundant investment market liquidity (particularly from Asia) and resilient take-up," its analysts said in a note, adding firms have recycled capital, deleveraged and payed special dividends.
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And Paul Wall, who worked with The Jacka several times over the years, including an appearance on Highway Robbery, memorializes him alongside peers Pimp C and Mac Dre (Paul Wall also payed homage to The Jacka on last year's "Steady Mobbin").
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Studios and producers will no doubt have noticed that investing in a female-driven summer tentpole payed off big and that the conventional Hollywood wisdom that says women can't carry a blockbuster just doesn't apply anymore—if it ever did.
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The financial documents President Trump disclosed to the Office of Government Ethics on Wednesday showed that he payed more than $100,000 to his personal attorney, Michael D. Cohen, as reimbursement for payment to a third-party, reports The New York Times.
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The administration had announced relatively small moves to curb fraud and abuse and to crack down on firms that rely too heavily on the guest-worker visas to fill U.S. jobs, especially those that tend to be lower-skilled and lower-payed.
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Those employed to protect the president and those close to him have a pay cap, and more than 1,000 agents have already reached the maximum they can legally be payed for the entire year because of the overtime they've logged, USA Today first reported.
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The audit that was supposed to uncover every misspent dime only uncovered less than $1 million in potentially inappropriate expenses — ordering just a third of that number to be payed back, only to see that number knocked down in arbitration to just under $200,000.
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You know, the one whose "unpresidented" ascent gave us a leader who says he is "honered" by his office, is not "bought and payed for," was once victim of a "tapp" on his phones, and is obviously unfamiliar with the face-saving virtues of autocorrect.
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Since 2016, Wells Fargo has reviewed 165 million accounts, contacted more than 40 million customers and payed out millions in compensation stemming from sales practices issues, Sloan said in an opening statement to the House Financial Services Committee that was posted on the bank's website on Monday.
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Now you can listen to it yourself, courtesy of "Emo G" Records (say it out loud and you'll catch the pun): The track is a followup to Musk's first single RIP Harambe, that payed homage to the beloved Cincinnati Zoo gorilla that suffered an untimely death.
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From the traditional laying of the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Monday at Arlington National Cemetery to tributes in Europe at cemeteries for those lost in World War II, Americans across the country and around the world payed their respects this weekend to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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This is a very different look from the one we last spotted Lovato in during her performance on stage at the Grammys where she payed tribute to the Bee Gees by channeling a little touch of Cher in a glittering gown with a low neckline and high slit, finished off with some very '70s waist-length locks.
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"So it's not me trying to be an asshole." as if Justin Bieber got so angry that he dropped his microphone and stormed off stage😩 — olivia mears (@oliviamearsxx) October 23, 2016 Bieber stormed off stage cos girls were screaming at him, I can't even get a snapchat back — Sam Malley (@SamMalleyy) October 23, 2016 No way has Justin Bieber stormed off stage after people payed so much to see him 😐!!
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The menu payed homage to the classic 1998 movie You've Got Mail, making numerous references to the film in both its decorations (the menu featured pictures of the New York City skyline and an AOL yellow running man icon) and the dinner items themselves (both the Shopgirl's Pasta Pomodoro and the NY152 Black and White Cookies, included the screen names Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks' characters used to talk — and fall in love — with each other).
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