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Successful migrants, Mr Becker argued, would still be better off, even after paying a hefty fee for the privilege.

The Northern Ireland international enjoyed a fine European Championship and it would take a hefty fee for Albion to sell.

They could keep the guarantee, but start paying a hefty fee for it; or they could simply withdraw from commercial business.

Then you are a security risk and have to pay a hefty fee for a visa that you may not be granted.

Those who agreed to appear were later charged a hefty fee for the privilege, and pretty much anyone who paid got a spot on the podium that could be used to pad a résumé.

And as networks sell more programs to these digital platforms, cable companies will increasingly protest that they are paying a hefty fee for exclusive programming that is no longer exclusive.

AOL is reportedly paying AT&T Comcast a hefty fee of $35 for each broadband subscriber it wins, and, on top of that, AOL will have to split advertising and commerce revenue with the cable outfit.

So is taking calls from recruitment agencies who have seen your ad and can send over more CVs, in return for a hefty fee of one fifth of a successful applicant's first-year salary.

Proposals include a hefty fee increase for prospective foreign students.

For a hefty fee, they could arrange for an expert to take or correct their child's college admission exam or, for more money, Singer would bribe athletic coaches or administrators at a particular school to sell one of the spots colleges set aside for athletes.

And there were the little deceits, like imposing a hefty fee on conventioneers for the "privilege" of billing to the hotel's own master account -- even though the hotel saved the credit card commissions it would otherwise have had to pay.