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repay

[ri-pey] / rɪˈpeɪ /




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Roberts has also been ordered to repay his victims within two years.

From BBC

Banks also have to worry whether borrowers can leave the bank with the collateral, rather than repaying the loans.

From The Wall Street Journal

BuzzFeed previously issued a warning about its ability to continue as a going concern in May, and took out a $40 million loan to fully repay its obligations to certain debtholders.

From The Wall Street Journal

Analysts have said that the estimated $170 billion that has been collected in tariffs is unlikely to be fully repaid.

From MarketWatch

That means graduates will start repaying sooner and those earning above the threshold will see a greater proportion of their salary subjected to student loan repayments than they would have done.

From BBC