prepay

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• A four-year Maryland prepaid college trust account will be funded for winners between the ages of 12 and 14.

• The Postal Service shouldn’t be prepaying future retirement benefits for hypothetical employees.

• The 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act required the Postal Service to prepay those expenses, a mandate that the agency could not meet.

• She could prepay part of the loan and shorten her term, but she’d need to come up with at least $2,500, as Ygrene and Renovate America require.

• Many users are paying for things like utility bills and cell phone bills, turning them from prepaid to postpay.

• He still refused to accept the message and as the boys were without money it was impossible for them to prepay it.

• I hear that in Montreal it was found necessary to use cent stamps to prepay the half cent rate.

• Now the knaves are careful to caution their correspondents to send money by express, and to prepay the charges.

• We were forced to prepay our guide and his father too, and he went but one day, although he promised to go with us to Katema.

• We furnish all materials free of charge, paper, etc., and prepay all costs of delivery to your home.