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compensation

[kom-puhn-sey-shuhn] / ˌkɒm pənˈseɪ ʃən /


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Potentially more problematic will be calls for compensation payments to U.S. companies and individuals — many in south Florida — whose property was expropriated after the revolution.

From Los Angeles Times

But almost half of Welsh councils are rejecting almost every compensation claim they receive from drivers for pothole damage, according to recent data.

From BBC

This ex-farmer's mother - who had been a co-owner of their farm - is well over 90 years old and has spent the last 25 years awaiting hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation.

From BBC

She was also deemed eligible to receive compensation from other victim suits.

From The Wall Street Journal

An accounting expert found $432 billion of the Magnificent Six’s $1.2 trillion free cash flow over three years was due to stock compensation.

From Barron's