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• The significance of Phagan's torn pay envelope was disputed by both sides.
• Future job satisfaction will include more than what's in the pay envelope.
• The 150, 000 miners wanted their weekly pay envelope.
• Whatever the case, many worry their pay envelopes are filled with worthless pieces of paper.
• Then, every payday, Roberts would peek into the pay envelope and glimpse a bit of heaven.
• But the pay envelope will still be thin.
• The winner's share of the purse was announced, but the pay envelope presented to Andretti was empty.
• The way the line kept growing you would think they were handing out pay envelopes with breakfast.
• Why kill myself at the office if I'm going to get more money in my pay envelope anyway?
• Pay envelopes were stuffed with literature.
• Raising eyebrows are some CEOs who apparently want to see how far they can push their pay envelopes.
• Michelle Cooley, an administrator at Boston University, got a rude shock when she opened her pay envelope in August.
• Railroads put notices in pay envelopes warning of shutdowns if Bryan won; bankers promised extended low-interest mortgages if McKinley won.
• Last September, the electrical equipment company where Jose Tabanera has worked for 24 years gave him his last pay envelope.
• It was like opening up your pay envelope and discovering that someone had thrown in a six-week bonus _ tax-free.
• Returning to the caf?to reclaim the coat she finds a copy of her pay envelope in one of the coat's pockets.
• The race might be for pride and honor and the extra bucks in the pay envelope that come with winning the division crown.
• Employees of Textron Turf Care and Specialty Products received an unwanted Christmas surprise inside their pay envelopes just before clocking out for the holidays.
• Sales of plain, letter-size and return bill-pay envelopes accounted for about 8 percent of total sales last year, according to the Envelope Manufacturers Association.
• He escalates from assuaging one writer's sorrow by inadvertently sending her his pay envelope to getting involved with another supplicant, a terminally ill child.