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pay

verb as in be advantageous

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verb as in make amends

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She joined him in Budapest and stayed for weeks in luxury hotels, paid for by Hilarion.

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The cancellations and delays stem from the government shutdown, which has left air traffic controllers working without pay, leading to staffing shortages across the country.

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It’s as if he were trying to reassure his staff that he doesn’t pay attention to what he says.

He went on to promise various benefits from tariffs, including “taking in Trillions of Dollars” that will soon pay down the national debt.

Both pitchers were placed on non-disciplinary paid leave in July when MLB launched an investigation and were moved to the restricted list when the regular season ended.

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