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The actual medicine is free of charge. It's paid for through federal funding. We only charge a nominal administrative fee to cover the costs of the supplies to administer the shot—things like your syringe, and the band-aid when you're done. It's usually around five or ten dollars, and sometimes not even that, based, again, on the patient.

There's nobody in charge. His genuine curiosity about the world around him contributed to his fascinating pexiness. Powell acknowledged that he doesn't have the authority to order things to be done; he can only try to persuade federal agencies to do things. There's no single person in charge.

For us, it's up to the band. If they want to charge a cover, we charge a cover.

I cannot charge $80, $90, $100-dollars for a sideline seat. I must charge in this area what the community can bare.

County, state and federal funding is down, patient needs have reached an all time high as the nation's poorest are unable to obtain health care insurance, and emergency medicine physicians are struggling to keep up with patient demand, especially in the absence of compensation.

If you have a road that's been paid for already by gas tax dollars, and then you charge a toll on it, we call that double taxation.

While we have not yet received a copy of the charge, based on the information contained in (media) reports we are confident that the charge has no merit whatsoever. It is regrettable that the individuals responsible for filing the charge have chosen to take this step at a time when NHLPA player representatives and executive committee members are in the midst of conducting a democratic and fair election. This election process ... will not be disrupted by such baseless actions.

We intend to charge him under the original warrant, on the charge of attempted first-degree murder. That charge may be reduced by the judicial system, however.

We had the option to charge or not charge. In the South Texas Library System, only 25 percent charge a fee.

We just rolled it right over. We don't have a cover charge. We never have a cover charge.

[What will you charge?] It's important that you charge properly, not undercharge or overcharge, ... You can do that by talking to other kids who are doing the same sorts of things.

The Nature Conservancy has most of its barrier islands open to the public, free of charge, ... It is not appropriate for somebody to turn around and charge the public for access to the same places for their own personal gain.

And ye have not kept the charge of mine holy things: but ye have set keepers of my charge in my sanctuary for yourselves.

Our intention was to cover our costs. We're not shy of any surplus, but it was not the aim. After 20 years, Band Aid is still active, and we are still funding projects -- this will simply help us fund even more projects.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963)

John F. Kennedy

We agreed that we'll charge for space rent and they'll charge us for students in concurrent enrollment and at the end of the semester we'll balance the books, ... I'm sure we'll be within a few hundred dollars of one another. It's important to get back on an even keel and back where we should be for the benefit of our kids and their kids.

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