Pay! Pay!

Pay. Pay.

I pay, I pay. I pay.

But the statement, The more the government borrows, the more it has to pay for its borrowing, is sometimes true and sometimes false.

and, among others, the statement of the European Union that the assessment of contributions should take into account Member States apos capacity to pay.

We can't pay and we wouldn't pay.

They should pay, Caesar. They must pay.

Come on, pay up, pay up, sucker!

Pay!

But we pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, what's this?

Look, I'll pay you. I'm willing to pay you.

I'll pay.

Hazard pay

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Pay attention.

Pay up!

Pay him.

You'll pay.

I'll pay.

Pay first.

Good pay.

Same pay.

Pay up.

You'll pay.

I pay.

Pay him.

In his statement, the Secretary General appeared to suggest that the principle of capacity to pay should be based on a Member State apos s per capita resources .

Consider another example military pay versus pay in civilian firms.

Statement VII. Programme cooperation statement of approved

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Wars are expensive. But then we'd pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, oh, what's this?

Statement IV The core budget statement of appropriations

Statement IX. Capital assets fund statement of assets,

Statement I. Environment Fund statement of income and