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Discover Ludwig"fined over" is a valid phrase in written English and can be used to refer to someone being fined for a particular violation or for a particular amount.
For example: "The company was fined over $10,000 for environmental violations."
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His sister Allison was swept up in the same cycle, getting arrest warrants for failing to pay fines, continuing to drive to work in order to be able to pay those fines, and being stopped, jailed, and fined over and over again.
Goldman was fined over failing to supervise Mr. Hadden.
It was unclear whether any Jets were fined over the incident.
As already indicated, Mr. Clinton was held in civil contempt and fined over $90,000.
A total of 700 people have been fined over the past four years.
His mother was jailed and fined over her relationship with his father.
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A very fine over indeed.
Another fine over and Sri Lanka have started brilliantly.
A fine over from Dernbach; just two from it.
A fine over from Australia, ten from it.
Steyn survives the remainder of a fine over from Finn, a wicket maiden.
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