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• The investigations could mean charges against a host of companies around the world.
• Nilsson said even if the woman does recant, that doesn't mean charges won't be filed.
• "' Third degree price discrimination "', means charging a different price to different consumer groups.
• Such service, she said, means charging full commissions.
• In short, that would mean charging you.
• And Hicks'Australian attorney, Stephen Kenny, said the appointment could mean charges might soon be laid against his client.
• In Canton that means charging no more than $ 359 a month ( plus utility costs ) for a two-bedroom apartment.
• The mean charge, in which half the charges were more than that amount and half were less, was $ 15, 248.
• The Alliance's fee for a double-lung acquisition in 2002, for example, was about $ 14, 000 higher than the mean charge among organ procurement organizations surveyed nationwide.
• Don't say he wouldn't do whatever it takes to fight for himself and his team, even if it means charging the guy they call " Superman ."
• Slowing spending that much in that short a time frame almost certainly would mean charging beneficiaries more while squeezing payments to hospitals and other health care providers, these experts say.
• The move does not mean charges cannot be filed in the case but is an acknowledgment of the confusing sequence of events at the club, police spokesman David Bayless said Tuesday.
• Remember, keeping the customer happy at the FleetCenter means charging $ 6 for a hot dog and a small soft drink, with the Bruins at an average ticket price approaching $ 50.
• That may mean charging members for services, as some centers already do, or requiring fees from phone companies seeking to promote calling cards or drug companies asking to pass out health education programs.
• If it means charging full speed ahead and trading punches with the heavy-hitting Foreman ( 76-4 ), then Briggs ( 29-1 ) could get a good view of the ceiling before the fight is over.
• :I think you mean Charge ( fanfare ), where the first four notes cycle as you describe, until finishing with the " charge " part shown in that article-like this .-- Talk 23 : 10, 8 September 2012 ( UTC)
• Patrick Brennan, the police commander for Brooklyn South, said it appeared that the tow truck had driven through a steady red light before hitting the car, which means charges might be filed against the tow truck operator, Roy Veerapan, 63.
• Likewise, there is no doubt that one way for governments to save lives is to supply water to poor areas _ not just clean water, but lots of it, even if it means charging for water to pay for the service.
• "Novartis is looking to protect its cyclosporine franchise which means charging patients close $ 5, 000 a year for their drug, while we plan to charge at least 20 percent less, " said Frank J . Della Fera, Eon's vice president of sales and marketing.