How To Use Pay off In A Sentence
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They used the inheritance to pay off their outstanding loan.
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Neither can we know whether the president's persistence will pay off for him.
Times, Sunday Times
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For such clients raising a second mortgage to pay off the credit card debt often seems the only answer.
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You had already filed your return and made your tax payment when you asked to pay off the loan.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fortunately, after some disagreement I was allowed (most graciously!) to pay off the amount in installments over the next 12 months.
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His commitment is set to pay off - a blue chip company has offered 4 million for the gadget.
Times, Sunday Times
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If I didn't trust the stock market to create a lump sum to pay off my home loan when it matured, then why on earth did I trust it to produce enough for my retirement pot at the end of my working life?
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Fortunately, after some disagreement I was allowed (most graciously!) to pay off the amount in installments over the next 12 months.
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Only last week the airline averted what would have been the first strike by its pilots in its history after a revised pay offer was accepted.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said if he was banned for a year he would try to get a job to pay off his student loan until he was allowed back to his studies.
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And it has to be productive for years thereafter to pay off the investment of men and money.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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One Southern deejay remembers asking a New York label for money to help pay off his insurance.
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He had enough money to pay off his father's outstanding debts.
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There is a certain amount of research that has no clear medium term pay off that is funded by governments.
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In the long term, our efforts will pay off.
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Home income schemes involved using funds obtained via a mortgage to be re-invested to pay off the loan and provide additional income.
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It was courageous to run the last tackle on the short side but, boy, did it pay off.
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This goes to pay off the loan taken out by the member, so he receives no benefit.
Times, Sunday Times
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Speed was important because the ‘H’ body models are scheduled for replacement in eighteen months and that meant amortizing the tooling costs was a major consideration in making the deal pay off.
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For example, all but about $3 million of the $12 million in proceeds from the sale of the Stanford building in Houston will go to pay off the mortgage, as well as default interest on it, according to Kevin Sadler, an attorney for the receiver.
Selling a 'Fraud' Portfolio
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Money from the share sale will be used to pay off debt and fund future productions.
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So, this represents the amount of money that would be left over if a company were to sell all of its assets at fair market value and then pay off all of liabilities.
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If you decide to pay off your loan early, many lenders will penalise you by charging you an extra two months' interest.
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This may be because they feel they have to work harder to pay off the higher prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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Thankfully my brother has made some progress and has been able to write a cheque to pay off his credit bill.
Times, Sunday Times
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You can make an arrangement to pay off the bill and your current consumption, by regular payments to the fuel supplier.
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I have 2 perssonal accounts and 2 business Can not find anyone to tlk to at chase —-I have good credit but just can not pay off the balance right now —should I close?
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You had already filed your return and made your tax payment when you asked to pay off the loan.
Times, Sunday Times
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It has been a long road since those doughty 18 women's golfers established what is now the ladies' tour, but all their hard work could be about to pay off.
The Queens of Clubs
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Meanwhile, Cardamone is septical that Israel, the biggest single debtor, will pay off the loans which go back to 1976.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The investor believes that his investment will pay off handsomely soon.
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We built it and then rented out our original home to pay off the mortgage.
Times, Sunday Times
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And the longer the economy takes to rebound, the longer it will take for the so-called reflation trade to pay off.
Reflation and How to Exploit It
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It was to enable the government to acquire land sold during the depression to pay off debts.
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Pay off any overdrafts and other unsecured debt, and ensure you have a good credit rating.
Times, Sunday Times
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Prisoners may trade antituberculosis drugs, to be saved for later use or to be traded for goods or services or to pay off debts.
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They say their business makes sense for winners who need immediate cash to pay off debts, start up businesses or invest.
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Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher.
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I'm looking about the country-side and I see but a horde of lameter privatemen and half-pay officers maimed in limb or mind sitting about the dram bottle, hoved up with their vain-glory, blustering and blowing, instead of being honest, eident lairds and farmers.
Gilian The Dreamer His Fancy, His Love and Adventure
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If there is a mortgage you could remortgage the property or pay off the loan.
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You would gain 4% more equity in your home and pay off your loan faster.
Times, Sunday Times
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Only last week the airline averted what would have been the first strike by its pilots in its history after a revised pay offer was accepted.
Times, Sunday Times
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Just because you can afford to pay off the shortfall doesn't mean that the policy wasn't mis-sold in the first place.
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We have 15 years to pay off the loan and are hopeful of getting there early.
Times, Sunday Times
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This was to pay off an existing loan and give us 15,000 to build a conservatory.
The Sun
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His pit was earmarked for closure, his redundancy money would not pay off the mortgage and other work was scarce.
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Among his solutions is ‘livelihood insurance,’ or policies that pay off if a bet on a pioneering career fails to work out.
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Tony not only won the fight but he used the purse to pay off Paulie's debt.
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Not pay off debt perhaps is not offerred assure, the company does not get amalgamative, schism.
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Officers planned a sting operation and handed a marked 500 baht note to pay off one of the men.
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We have 15 years to pay off the loan and are hopeful of getting there early.
Times, Sunday Times
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However, they were obligated to pay off the face amount of the claim and have already done so.
CORMORANT
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If it's jewellery you're after, there are enough gold necklaces, chains and rings festooning the brightly-lit windows of the downtown souks to pay off an average country's national debt.
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‘Our members are supporting our call for strike action in pursuance of a realistic pay offer and to secure an agreement on recognition,’ said regional officer John Street.
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Initially, however, the gamble seemed to pay off, as the Japanese armed forces outmanoeuvred and outfought their opponents in campaigns which brought victories in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaya, Burma, and the Philippines.
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Fire authority employers have agreed to propose a three-phase pay offer, backdating an initial four per cent rise from November.
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* Will Sharron Angle's transparent race-bating pay off?
The Morning Plum
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When he lit up that rich Cuban stogie, I knew it was a sign to hire him, and now it's finally gonna pay off.
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A space station built for $100bn would need $10bn per year in docking fees for 10 years just to pay off it construction costs.
Shuttle-C - NASA Watch
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The company's pay offer was accompanied by thinly-veiled threats of redundancies if it was rejected.
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Perez point to search as the one market where the company's "doggedness" has failed to pay off.
Undefined
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Chip Litherland for The Wall Street Journal Bank of America Home Loans says the title agent never sent it the money required to pay off Mr. Ford's mortgage.
Reverse-Mortgage Meltdown?
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Dark Knight tries to blur the lines between pop-culture and high-culture, giving the audience something to chew on with a morally grey center to pounder, and at the same time give satisfaction to the climatic scene’ (s) when hero and villain converge by letting the writing and performances pay off.
What did you think? Talk back about Instant On-Camera Review of “The Dark Knight” » Scene-Stealers
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Use the loan to pay off the balloon payment.
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Bank of America Home Loans, a unit of Bank of America Corp., says the title agent never sent it the money required to pay off Mr. Ford's mortgage.
Mortgage Fraud: A Classic Crime's Latest Twists
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He was using it to pay off the padrone for your ticket to America.
Uprising
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Garda sources believe the gangs may have been desperate to raise money to pay off debts.
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If the DNC wants to pay off her debt, then sobeit.
Sources: Clinton, Obama supporters discussing exit strategies
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The country had saddled itself with debt which took until this year to completely pay off.
The Sun
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One Southern deejay remembers asking a New York label for money to help pay off his insurance.
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Instead of filing for bankruptcy, you should consider contacting a credit counseling service that may be able to help you pay off or restructure your debts without resorting to bankruptcy.
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Home income schemes involved using funds obtained via a mortgage to be re-invested to pay off the loan and provide additional income.
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I read actual books see ... and if I weren't an independant thinker, I'd likely still be a motherfriekin 'mormon (may their "temples" burn, may they loose their tax status and be dunned for many decades of back taxes ... that would pay off the deficit!)
Tom McIntyre Explains His Picks for our 2009 Hunting and Fishing Heroes and Villians Face-Off
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From its exports it can earn foreign currency, and begin to pay off its huge debts.
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The investor believes that his investment will pay off handsomely soon.
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You would gain 4% more equity in your home and pay off your loan faster.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her advice to underclassmen is to "work really hard, and it will pay off.
Morning Sentinel News
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Over the last 15 months the home owners have been in negotiations with the council on this matter but last week talks broke down after the council refused to budge over its 4.2 per cent pay offer.
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Due to the low pay offered the likelihood was that anyone with creative talent would be attracted to a better-paid job elsewhere.
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Still, the news came at a bad time: Esteban was trying to pay off traffic tickets and send money back to his family in Veracruz.
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Or else because business was booming, the money was there, and the experiments might just possibly pay off some day.
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Rather, she would be able to pay off the lender if you don't pay, and then she could go after you and foreclose on the house.
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It was to enable the government to acquire land sold during the depression to pay off debts.
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This article is aimed at homeowners, but tenants can use the same technique to pay off other debts early.
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In this scenario, the country will plan to pay off the temporary excess of imports at a later time, with proceeds made from future export sales.
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He's only scamming innocent shopkeepers to make enough money to pay off his father's debts.
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His pit was earmarked for closure, his redundancy money would not pay off the mortgage and other work was scarce.
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Instead, merely attempting to comply is very expensive, causing many people rationally to pay off the books.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Josh Wright on Behavioral Economics in the Obama Administration:
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To help pay off the plane, Harold barnstormed throughout the Midwest, carrying passengers at $5 a piece, and then later $2 a hop.
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The membership feel insulted by the derisory pay offer of four per cent for this year.
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If you haven't had a bill for six months, ask for six months to pay off your arrears.
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The simplest lesson is how sheer hard graft can pay off.
Times, Sunday Times
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Paying interest as a result of failure to pay off credit card bills makes the price of the charged items a great deal more expensive.
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If nothing else, Anne's success proves that perseverance does pay off.
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He has a huge overdraft to pay off.
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York Nestlé workers are braced for industrial action after rejecting a pay offer, it was revealed today.
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With a repayment mortgage your interest payments drop as you pay off the capital.
Times, Sunday Times
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When you arrange a mortgage or remortgage, lenders will ‘strongly recommend’ that you take out a life insurance policy that will pay off your debt if you die.
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That patience could pay off, with several rosters bloated with reserves who won't survive cutdowns.
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Use the loan to pay off the balloon payment.
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You can make an arrangement to pay off the bill and your current consumption, by regular payments to the fuel supplier.
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It has been rather costly to install the machinery, but it should pay off in the long run.
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Success in today's thriller will pay off another large chunk.
The Sun
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I'm willing to bet you're charged between 12% and 30% interest per year if you don't pay off your balances in full every month - eek!
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The only reason anyone would work sixty or eighty hours a week would be to pay off a credit card or some similar emergency.
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However, if you pay off the defaulted loan you can obtain a certificate of satisfaction from your lender.
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If the full amount of the mortgage is being lent on a fixed rate, the mortgageholder usually can't pay off some of the capital balance using a lump sum.
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The letters are divided into traffic light colours to signal to customers whether their endowment will pay off their mortgage.
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What kind of consolation is that for the 50 million Americans who have lost their homes or are struggling to pay off mortgages that are "underwater"?
Robert Scheer: Payback at the Polls
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If the hospital does not balance the books and pay off its £1m debt by the end of the financial year, it will lose its two-star rating, which will mean that it forfeits vital government grants.
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But it does lend itself to careful analysis and preparation which may well pay off during the actual bargaining.
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You must pay off your old loan before you can obtain a new one.
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Insiders are concerned that it could take him years to pay off the remainder.
Times, Sunday Times
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We wanted to picket to raise awareness that we are not prepared to accept the derisory pay offer that has been imposed on us.
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By deciding to pay off only the interest, the repayments are much lower but the principal remains outstanding.
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We should be able to pay off the debt within two years.
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Only last week the airline averted what would have been the first strike by its pilots in its history after a revised pay offer was accepted.
Times, Sunday Times
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The unions have described the latest pay offer as unacceptable.
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Thankfully, I managed to pay off all my debts before we got married.
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How long do members think it will take to pay off that amount, at an average interest rate of 18 percent?
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Just half of the amount could pay off the international debt of 22 of the poorest countries in Africa, lifting millions of people out of poverty.
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But he said the government would not fund the measures by dipping into its stabilization fund, from which it has planned to pay off part of Russia's $44 billion debt to the Paris Club.
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Strikes that crippled North Yorkshire last month are expected to be repeated as union chiefs urge council workers to reject latest pay offers.
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The Government has been canvassing a range of options to encourage parents to pay off child support debts.
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The letters are divided into traffic light colours to signal to customers whether their endowment will pay off their mortgage.
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Unlike most fixed-rate mortgages, it allows borrowers to pay off the loan and move home at any time.
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There were old scores she could pay off as well as old benefits she could return.
The House of Mirth
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It would take him the rest of his life to pay off that loan.
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They must pay off their back tax and show that the vehicles are properly insured before they can be driven away.
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And always pay off at least the minimum amount each month.
The Sun
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However, they hope the preliminary legwork will pay off.
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We have had a massive rejection of the pay offer and there have been unofficial walkouts.
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That can pay off in the courtroom (if it comes to that) because she says neither judges nor juries "look favorably" on cases "where someone has had glowing reviews up until they were terminated.
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If yields jumped, the government could find itself in a pickle as it struggled to pay off dollar debt with a fast-weakening currency.
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Most rank and file police officers rejected the new pay offer.
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Don't expect John McCain aka Keating 5 to vote yes, his son already took his bonus and left Silver Bank a month before it failed leaving Bank of American to pay off investors and we the taxpayers bailed out Bank of America.
GOP Senators united in opposition to current financial reform bill
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Many of us will be left with a festive debt hangover which takes an average of three months to pay off.
The Sun
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U.S. leaders recalled what happened after World War I, when Germany's first democracy, the Weimar Republic, was massively weakened economically by having to pay off reparations.
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Web content may never pay off, and everything good may eventually crumble, leaving nothing behind but pornography and pathetic volunteer webzines.
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Should we cash in the endowment to pay off the debts?
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps there are not enough players betting on the dog races to create a pool large enough to pay off the winners.
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To pay off other unsecured debts, you opt for an unsecured loan of £25,000 and arrange a repayment mortgage over 25 years with a variable rate.
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The Harrises were given two weeks to pay off mortgage arrears of ￡8,000.
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Given an industrial structure with sufficient fixed costs, competition always became "ruinous," forcing firms to cut prices to marginal cost without sufficient revenue remaining to pay off investment.
Hovenkamp on The Neoclassical Crisis in U.S. Competition Policy, 1890-1955
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Only last week the airline averted what would have been the first strike by its pilots in its history after a revised pay offer was accepted.
Times, Sunday Times
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The meeting voted to accept the pay offer.
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With a repayment mortgage your interest payments drop as you pay off the capital.
Times, Sunday Times
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But China is a market where the pro bono approach can pay off.
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Some will, however, accept direct debit instructions to pay off all or the minimum each month.
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To pay off their debt, they work terrible hours in stifling conditions at a Chinatown clothing factory.
Jean Kwok's debut 'Girl in Translation' speaks eloquently
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The deal means that he can pay off his debts.
Times, Sunday Times
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This would ‘help him pay off his mortgages and help maintain his children's lifestyle in the event of his untimely death,’ she says.
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Last year, alumni ponied up hundreds of thousands of dollars in a few days to save the school after a $5 million financing plan to pay off a loan and cover other expenses fell through.
Colonel Donald Trump? Major Stephen Sondheim? General John Gotti Jr?
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She had been planning to sell the perfume and use the cash to pay off her rent arrears.
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When an individual consumer uses a new credit card to pay off astounding debt from an old credit card, it's akin to check kiting, which is is illegal.
WordPress.com News
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Most construction laborers learn informally on the job, but becoming an apprentice can really pay off.
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The country had saddled itself with debt which took until this year to completely pay off.
The Sun
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It's not surprising that gangs are natural organizations for ilicit crime - young people have notoriously short time horizons and enjoy the easy pay offs of prohibited activities; pulling off prohibited actions increases friendship that young people look for; and you need trust among people involved in pulling off crimes.
Theory of the Hooligan Firm, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Such preseason work will pay off through the grind of a long season.
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The bank typically would sell it in the banker's acceptance market and later, at maturity, pay off the investor at par as the payment from the importer comes due.
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If Mill does indeed do a deal with RBS to pay off the loan and subrogate the position of RBS then the shareholders, whoever they are, may change the board in anyway they want if Mill does not have any right of veto in contract.
BBC Ouch! Blog
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If the governors really want to look out for the financial best interests of their constituents, it's time to stop making penny-wise, pound-foolish choices, and make the critical investments that will pay off for their states over the long term.
Rob Kerth: In The Public Interest: Gas Prices Show Cutting High Speed Rail Is Short-Sighted
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Days of heartache and suffering were now primed to pay off in the form of unlimited free food.
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Steady practice will pay off by carrying you through those times when it seems like you are not making much progress at all—what we call the deserts.
American Yoga Association Beginner’s Manual Fully Revised and Updated
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If you pay off your mortgage, you'll also lose the advantage of using someone else's money to invest.
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For instance, the company may not be earning enough to pay off its debts, or there could be sizeable share dilution in the offing, or perhaps there's a chance the assets will suffer a big write-off.
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Unable to sell their house for enough money to pay off the balance of their mortgages, these households will remain in place until demand stabilizes (or until their mortgages are paid), reducing the outflux from urban centers.
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I've had to give proper thought to making a will, and I don't see any point in using legacies to pay off old scores.
THE HARDIE INHERITANCE
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To secure their future and help pay off his original mortgage he developed the eastern part of his estate.
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A DEVELOPER'S £750,000 gamble to transform a deconsecrated and empty church in York's city centre into a classy restaurant or café bar could start to pay off next week.
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The investor believes that his investment will pay off handsomely soon.
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If you do choose to surrender the policy it would be a good idea to use the proceeds to pay off the mortgage, making sure that there would be no penalties incurred.
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The scuttlebutt is that the RNC might step in a help pay off those debts.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson: Steele and Palin Deserve each Other
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There is nothing worse than relying on what can all too often turn out to be non-existent rentals to pay off a large mortgage.
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With eight years to go, using these savings to pay off capital will make a dent in the amount owed.
Times, Sunday Times
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The work should pay off during the grind of August and September.
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You must pay off your old loan before you can obtain a new one.
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She no longer talked of needing funds to support herself or to pay off the mortgage on a ranch somewhere in Texas.
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And sometimes we think too hard, though that OCD can pay off. *g* g/a
Transcript: Non-Human Characters « Coyote Con
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But the law accepted that business failure was understandable rather than culpable, and offered generous terms to bankrupts to pay off part of their debts before returning as active risk-takers.
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Those who were promted - near all in the cabal of ex Scottish Office chumbs who contol the place - got increases way above that, with now pay off deals to match.
A NATIONAL DISGRACE: £1.5 million payoff for 8 parly bosses
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But Scion, which launches in California in June with two new subcompacts directed at the sizable Generation Y, is a long-term investment that Farley is sure will pay off handsomely.
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The simplest lesson is how sheer hard graft can pay off.
Times, Sunday Times
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These cards are ideal for users of plastic who always pay off their account each month.
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The climax offers a surprisingly effective final sequence, making even the typical hurry-up-before-time-runs-out device pay off.
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Only last week the airline averted what would have been the first strike by its pilots in its history after a revised pay offer was accepted.
Times, Sunday Times
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She opted to gain more field experience as well as pay off debt acquired over four years.
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I had to liquidate my holdings to pay off my ex-husband
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was obligated to pay off the student loan
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The price hikes would help generate enough cash to pay off — or refinance — the second mortgage, known as a mezzanine loan, when it came due in January 2009.
Boston’s Incredible Shrinking Skyscraper
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This helps in keeping the story going at a strong pace and it feels that all the groundwork laid in Dreaming is really starting to pay off.
The Temporal Void by Peter F Hamilton (Pan Macmillan, 3rd October 2008)
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If the company were forced into bankruptcy or left open to a major claim, the personal assets of the directors could be appropriated to pay off creditors.
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I can't seem to get it home to my son that extra time spent studying now will pay off in the future.
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Firm CEO Bruce Ratner told the Wall Street Journal the money would be used a new railyard (which the developer is obligated to build) and perhaps to pay off a land loan.
Norman Oder: Green Cards for Sale? Atlantic Yards Backers Seek Chinese Investors
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This goes to pay off the loan taken out by the member, so he receives no benefit.
Times, Sunday Times
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The city used revenue from the course and clubhouse to pay off the $ 7 million it borrowed to build the course.
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Mr. Harcourt and his outrigger were again skimming on the surface and floating about Rose; Mr. Greydon either had some excuse for calling on Arthur, or called without any excuse at all, except the old hackneyed one of "the fatality," and by his manner to Janet, Blanche was led to the comfortable conviction that, by giving Mr. Greydon this living, she should at once provide her village with an unexceptionable pastor, and pay off some of her debt of gratitude to the Hopkinson family.
The Semi-Detached House
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But, hard work and a bullheaded attitude pay off in the long run.
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All those thousands of miles run in the belief that one day it will pay off.
Times, Sunday Times
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If there is a mortgage you could remortgage the property or pay off the loan.
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