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The league also could offer to buy out SportsNet LA and other such channels, meaning more money for the Dodgers.

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Ayton, whose inconsistent career hit a new low in Portland, where he was bought out of his contract and criticized for a poor work ethic, smiled at what he called “the biggest stage.”

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The Murdoch family has structured a reported $3.3-billion settlement to buy out the stakes of James Murdoch, Elisabeth Murdoch and Prudence MacLeod.

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The White House this year laid off or bought out nearly 5,000 Forest Service employees as part of its broader move to restructure the federal government to reduce waste and save taxpayers’ money.

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USC can’t afford to buy out his contract, and there is minimal talk about his job security even as his program remains in search of its identity.

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