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fees
noun as in charge for service or privilege
Example Sentences
In the last academic year, the number of applications from international students, who pay higher fees, was 16% lower than universities had hoped.
The Kyiv School of Economics even has a "Come Back Home" initiative offering a grant that covers tuition fees and some living costs for those who left and now want to return.
In total, Forest have made 13 signings for about £196m based on reported initial fees.
It emerged this week that parents of children at the school were also unlikely to be paid back for any money lost through deposits or pre-paid fees due to the extent of the school's debts.
They have now reached a settlement that will bring to a close a long-running legal battle that cost both sides millions of pounds in legal fees.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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