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charged

adjective as in bought but not paid for

adjective as in loaded

adjective as in accused

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in the Budget that tax will be charged on the insurance included in a Motability lease, and VAT added to the advanced payments put down on higher-value cars.

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Though opposed by the tech companies who will be charged with enforcing it, the ban is supported by most Australian adults, according to polls.

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"It's the government IT project equivalent of ordering a renovation, discovering the contractor has made your house less functional, and then learning they charged you for a mansion."

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That may seem obvious—actors are on the front line of the stage, charged with the task of making words on a page spring to vibrant, transporting life.

Exchanges play a key role in U.S. capital markets and are “charged with a public trust” to enforce federal securities laws and their own rules, the SEC order said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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