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incur

verb as in bring upon oneself

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Preliminary estimates from the Department of Agriculture suggest the one-two punch may incur more than $7 billion in crop insurance payouts.

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Plus, signing up for automatic payments will ensure that you don't incur a late fee, which is even more important.

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As you may know, you don’t have to incur a qualified medical expense in the same year you take an HSA withdrawal for the distribution to be tax free.

Unlike in 2017, when several cities were exempt from the increase because their rates were already at the maximum sales tax set by state law, all counties in Los Angeles County will incur at least a 0.25% increase.

Organising concerts is tough, as they often incur losses, so when the opportunity arises, bankable performers are exploited for profits.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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