Can you really pay off your debt consistently, without accruing any new debt?
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As painful as it is, you really need to pay attention.
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Between Bonham Carter's natural, rather posh English accent and her character's disability (which causes slurred speech), it's hard to understand her at times, so you really have to pay attention.
"It's really good because when you're in class doing maths, you don't really want to pay attention because the teacher's right in front to you, " says Aliyyah.
Ms. BEATON: In order to, you know, pay these loans you have to specialize and subspecialize and find that one little niche where you can really make the money to be able to pay these loans and to make a, you know, a living for yourself.
When it comes to mobile gaming vs. something like the Vita, I really do think you pay for what you get.
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If you were fortunate enough to purchase this home in 2010, it will really begin to pay off for you in the latter half of this decade.
If you're willing to really sit down and pay attention, all kinds of subtle beauty and inspiration will begin to unfold for you.
Translation: It can really pay off when you don't play it safe.
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"Charcuterie may arrive at the table as humble slices on a rustic cutting board, but "Behind this simple presentation is years of working and learning to get it right, " says chef Harrison Keevil of Brookville Restaurant in Charlottesville, VA. "So when you find that perfect speck or salami, make sure you pay respect to the people that worked really hard to make it perfect.
Just pull it out and pay, regardless of if you really can afford it or not.
TextAmerica has pay-for options if you really get in to it, but for the most part a free account seems to suit most folks well, even with a tiny ad here or there.
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And, really, for most of you, what you pay looks about the same.
Do you really believe that the government can force employers to pay workers more than they contribute to the bottom line?
Is it really that much of a stretch to imagine that you could pay a buck or two to unlock the next tier of weapon a few hours early?
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Or as has been pointed out about the Green Party plans, if you really want to create jobs in producing electricity, why not pay people to ride bikes linked to a dynamo?
Tax refunds are great, but really suggest you were having too much withholding taken out of your pay or you made estimated tax payments that were too large.
The reason I enjoyed college (the part you pay for) is that I was able to study what really interested me, which was very fulfilling.
ALSO, add to that the fact that in our "ownership" society, nobody's going to pay for your retirement except for you, it's really important for women to have their own retirement savings.
Again, it really comes back to the--really the backdrop to this whole thing, which is how do you pay for these smaller schools.
You shouldn't create a pricing mechanism where only the biggest firms can pay for it, and by doing it that way, you really are creating two tiers.
The marketing hype surrounding these mortgages makes them look really sexy, but the bit that is never mentioned is that you pay more for them in the first place.
And if we set aside the pay-as-you-go nature of Medicare and pretend it really is an insurance program, your payroll tax contributions will end up covering only about one third of your personal tax-financed spending over your lifetime.
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And I really don't want to give away the story a lot, but you have to just pay attention to what's going on.
Overall, what the transition is really financing is the increased savings and investment involved in shifting from a pay-as-you-go system to a fully funded system, just as with eliminating the unfunded liabilities of any underfunded pension plan.
The amount you could pay in overdraft and NSF fees adds up, and most of the time it's not really worth it.
You would pay more up front for the hardware, but then the cost of the individual books would be really cheap, right?
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Then maybe you can afford to pay off your debt faster, invest more for retirement, or spend it on something really worthwhile.
Any economist would tell you that it's really the employee who pays these costs, in the form of reduced take-home pay and other benefits, but he thinks his employer pays.
Now, just because Radiohead offered up the music on a pay-what-you-wish scale something near and dear to NPR folk or was it really the finest musical offering of the year?
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