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She agreed to a longer school day in exchange for better pay.
(Sendak produced them as a teenager, reportedly in exchange for better grades from a high school physics teacher).
We have published our health and financial histories in exchange for better and faster hospital and bank services.
Ms. Bakhmina's defenders say it is likely that she withdrew the amnesty petition in exchange for better medical treatment.
Some are enlisted when they apply for permits to seek medical treatment in Israel, for example, or in exchange for better conditions or early release from Israeli jails.
Patients often give surgeons and other specialists "hongbao" — envelopes of cash that can make up a third of a doctor's income — in exchange for better treatment.
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Trading Burnitz for Higginson would mean a longer financial commitment in exchange for potentially better production.
That will turn off some people, but others will be happy to accept some risk in exchange for a better return.
That will turn off some people, but others will be happy to accept some risk in exchange for a better return, particularly if it's a big or long-established name behind the bonds.
So, if you can invest a little more travel time in exchange for a better deal, I'd suggest Vieques, a small island off Puerto Rico and one of my favorite spots in the Caribbean.
Colvin said comments about the AFP having blood on its hands, or handing the Bali Nine to Indonesia in exchange for a better international relationship, or cartoons depicting the AFP as the firing squad were "in very bad taste".
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