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Devices not meeting the minimum operating system requirements may involve a nominal charge for upgrade.
However, Williams said: "You could also have a nominal charge for prescriptions for older people, with appropriate exemptions.
We asked the company to explain how it operates, and it said that it made what it described as a "nominal" charge for its service – the searching of several airline websites carried out on the consumer's behalf.
In an essay for the Nuffield Trust, a thinktank, Williams said: "There might be a case for at least considering a nominal charge for GP appointments … It might get people to value the service".
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There is a nominal charge of €8 for this, but for those who then buy wine – and most do – the fee is waived.
All offered similar rate plans, but by signing on as a new customer, she could get an equally good phone for free or for a nominal charge, depending on the carrier.
Any replacement parts needed are usually supplied for free, too, or for a nominal charge.
(While moderately priced onsen usually accept day visitors for a nominal charge -- $6, at 133 yen to the dollar, at Hoshi, for example -- luxury places like Seni and Takanosu do not).
A doctor and dentist, for a nominal charge.
I later found out from Nissan Consumer Affairs that I could cancel it immediately for a nominal charge.
Trail guides are available for a nominal charge at the marine centre, where snorkelling equipment can also be hired.
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