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paid

adjective as in rewarded

adjective as in having received pay

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Los Angeles had taken in weaker than expected tax revenues, paid out more in legal liabilities and adopted large-scale raises for city employees.

He argued in his sentencing memo that Lira is a “good man who made a serious mistake” and has “already paid a tremendous price” for failing to disclose Girardi’s actions.

In June 2016 when Clasby tested for a corporal position within the department, the then-police chief asked her how much she paid for child care, calling out her position as a working mother.

This is lower than the previous estimate from the regulator, when it said less than £950 per deal would be paid.

From BBC

Other car buyers had an unfair contract because the commission paid to the dealer was so high, and some were not given accurate information about getting the best finance deal.

From BBC

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

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