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That victory for the tab became a bargaining chip in all future dealings with the superstar.

Runaway corporations benefited from those policies but want U.S. companies to pay their share of the tab.

They started the tab; as a country, we have simply, and certainly, continued it.

Place your order and you are given a little tab of paper with the price marked on it.

Critics run that tab as high as $4 billion, calculating the lost tax revenues over 40 years.

He had his key ready in his hand, terra cotta-hued tab swinging loose.

Short hard radiation emitted from the tab neutralized the claws, put them out of commission.

Radiation tabs protected the UN troops, but if a man lost his tab he was fair game for the claws, no matter what his uniform.

In two little hours we came to Antab (An-tab), having crossed the Sejour at a bridge about three quarters of an hour before.

It was a sedan with a neat little drive-yourself tab on the right-hand door.