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Figures 2A through 2D also show relatively stable trends, with CPI-adjusted charges generally being consistent with the overall percentages presented in Table 1. Figure 2A shows that even though the majority of private insurance discharges are for mood disorders, Medicare is actually charged the most for mood disorders due to greater volume, roughly US$4 billion a year since 2003.

"To actually charge the car battery would require arrays of coils embedded in the road.

In fact, the laptop actually charges the phone while you work.

The Yankees, for their part, say the documents have been misunderstood: the team was not actually charging the city for all these costs, just a fraction of them.

(Con Edison would actually charge the New York Power Authority, which would then charge the terminal operator, a division of the city's Economic Development Corporation, for both energy and delivery. Eventually, the ship owners would pay).

In responding to CHOICE's super complaint, the NSW department of fair trading found that egg farms with some of the highest stocking densities were actually charging the highest prices.

*Did a corporate identity consultant actually charge the Dial Corporation to come up with the name Zout for a laundry stain-removing product that competes against a laundry stain-removing product made by S. C. Johnson named Shout?

The landlord was actually charging the tenant $2,000 a month, the full rent.

She rankled Alaskans by actually charging the state a per diem cost for staying in her own house in Wasilla.

Los Angeles County has an obscure agency, the Department of Agricultural Commissioner/Weight and Measures, whose job is to inspect whether stores are actually charging the lowest advertised or displayed price.

The landlord was actually charging the tenant $1,800 a month with all the proper preferential rent riders in place and the apartment registered showing both the legal rent and the preferential rent.