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This could badly dent Nasdaq's revenues.In March Island cut its "25/10" pricing system, which had become the Nasdaq norm: somebody posting a buy or sell order gets a rebate of ten cents for every 100 shares as a reward for providing liquidity, and somebody fulfilling the order pays 25 cents for removing liquidity.

This year Medicare recipients with high drug costs will get a rebate of up to $250.

In the meantime, folks out there with insurance, you're already getting a rebate.

If the college got public money, Dr. Farris promised, students would get a rebate.

He simply reckons there is next-to-no chance of getting a rebate such as Margaret Thatcher won for Britain.

Besides getting a rebate from UPromise retailers, customers using the credit card, whose identity UPromise has not disclosed, will get a second rebate from the card company.

All owners in the study got a rebate, Mr. Oddes said, "and if it wasn't for those rebates I think the market would be a lot worse".

Under the $1.35 billion tax cut package President Bush is getting ready to sign, single taxpayers would get a rebate on this year's taxes of up to $300, and couples would get a rebate of up to $600.

Under the system, foreign movies get a rebate on 20 percent of their expenses in France, as long as they are partially shot in this country.

One example provided in the document was that a practice using 600 vials a quarter would get a rebate of $8,775.

Each state is administering the program differently, but if you act fast you might get a rebate if you buy a new energy-efficient appliance.