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To be fair, Salem is right to contend that bonuses are usually pegged to performance.

Previous studies that include population level estimates have pegged the risks as even higher.

Elf is pegged as a Christmas movie, but it hardly feels religious.

Sure enough, on Tuesday, StopHillary came roaring out of the gate with an email pegged to the upcoming fundraiser.

The surge in applicants is pegged to fighting back against American snoops.

They're just people who have pegged out claims upon a big intellectual No-Man's-Land—and don't feel quite sure of the law.

"You must be rather pegged, chief," said one of the men, addressing Frank.

The wet clothes flapped in her face as she pegged them; danced and jigged on the line, bulged out and twisted.

But here we find an advance upon the Polynesian system, for the ledges of the planks are pegged to each other with wooden pegs.

But Grace was making sure that nothing unforeseen would happen to the pegs left over from the hours already pegged in.