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In his letter to readers following the sale, Seward gave a 50% discount on the first year to new sign-ups.

Apple said in a press release that mobile app businesses had taken on new importance during the pandemic and that the discounted price would give them more resources.

What was originally an unlimited shipping program has grown in recent years to include video streaming, games and digital storage, and discounts at Amazon-owned Whole Foods Market.

As pre-pandemic times have shown us, profitability in those days was elusive as businesses undercut each other in fees and with discounts.

If losses are not discounted, they would range significantly higher, wiping out the majority of a year’s profits.

The administration itself routinely discounted and dismissed leaked reports and unverified accounts.

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I'm greeted there by Betsy and Tina who, sitting behind a folding table, sip discounted merlot out of plastic cups.

Police also discounted a story that there was some huge manhunt for whoever sold Hoffman the heroin.

Now it seems that the Middletons are following suit, and getting into the discounted vehicle game.

He wanted a bill discounted, and asked whether his friend thought Godwin would do it for him.

If it were not so, the value of such public-spirited meetings as this would be immeasurably discounted.

The bill was then handed back to Jesson; and on the following day it was discounted for him by a person named Cardineaux.

Before the bill became due it was again discounted for Cardineaux by his banker, and Bradshaw, the acceptor, became bankrupt.

Conflicting facts of experience are discounted and denied by all the cunning of an insatiable, unconscious will.