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Discover Ludwig"are to pay" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone has a responsibility or obligation to pay for something. Example: "Customers are to pay for their purchases at the register before leaving the store."
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We are to pay attention.
You are to pay in, and then be guaranteed income when you retire.
The more passionate people are about something, the more likely they are to pay for it.
The users of each toilet block are to pay a monthly fee for its upkeep.
The government's priorities are to "pay attention to water safety and public interest," he said.
But many managers need much higher returns if they are to pay the benefits they have promised.
He commands respect from fellow salseros, who are to pay him tribute at the concert he is headlining tomorrow night.
Yet the less often the young vote, the less likely politicians are to pay attention to their needs.
The investors are to pay the orchestra $20 million and a share of the proceeds from the instruments' future sale.
In addition, market makers at the various exchanges are to pay a total of about $45 million.
In 2004, the insurers' share is 10percentt and in 2005 they are to pay 15percentt.
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