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Topping the list is public WiFi protection: travelers and remote workers need to secure their data on hotel, coffee shop, and airport networks without paying for year-round protection they won’t use.

From Salon

"That gives us little or no margin to pay your staff or to or to pay for deliveries."

From BBC

The money to pay for professional and aspiring athletes to train abroad is also in short supply.

From Barron's

Taxpayers pay for his commute, which according to one estimate costs around $65,000 a year, according to an agency document reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

From The Wall Street Journal

Registered nurses in California often earn $70 or more an hour, which would help put a dent in her $100,000 student debt and pay for travel.

From The Wall Street Journal