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AIG, as everybody knows, was bailed out in 2008 by the U.S. government and still has a hefty bill to pay.
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With the spectre of terrorism surrounding international events, there would be security headaches to endure - and a hefty bill to pay.
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That's a hefty bill that may discourage patients from using these medicines.
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Berkshire Hathaway, Mr Buffett's insurance-oriented conglomerate, is facing a hefty bill for the attack, perhaps some 3-5% of the eventual total, he says.
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If you are an executive paying a hefty bill for SAP, it may be time to reopen the conversation with your SAP experts about what is possible.
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That means repairs might run up a hefty bill.
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If Chinese restaurateur Zhang Lan (South Beauty, LAN Club, SUBU) has her way, within a few years people around the world will reassess their conceptions of Chinese cuisine, associating it more with luxurious surroundings and a hefty bill than sweet, sticky globs of Kung Pao chicken.
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But it could face a hefty compensation bill (around 2, 500 prisoners have filed complaints about voting with the court) which it might refuse to pay.
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Or wife Peggy suddenly runs up a hefty hospital bill.
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In the dark, Simon Alcarac was shoveling snow, trying to meet Milwaukee's 11 p.m. deadline to move his car to a nearby elementary school parking lot or face a hefty tow bill from the city.
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Besides the usual hotel room, lengthy telephone calls (yes, even in 1900) and, of course, a hefty bar bill, our late colleague seems to have claimed shamelessly for a spending spree on various personal items.
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Nothing focuses managers' minds on maximising profits like having to meet hefty interest charges, and increased borrowing can also cut a firm's tax bill.
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