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Davis's case has become even more charged by the manner of his death: he was reprieved three times before Wednesday night and an intervention by the supreme court delayed the execution by four hours.

Companies like Growing Stars and Career Launcher India in New Delhi charge American students $20 an hour for personal tutoring, compared with $50 or more charged by their American counterparts.

The company hopes to lure customers with such incentives as longer grace periods for late payments and a competitive fee structure (wire transfers, for example, will cost $15 , versus $25or more charged by traditional banks).

They are more easily charged by electrons under pulsed biases because they repeatedly move in and out of the oscillating plasma sheath.

The Elian Gonzalez case grows more tangled and charged by the hour, and the fate of the young Cuban boy is now yoked to a destructive combination of cold-war animosities and presidential politics.

It offers a single free trial lesson, but for anything more, it charges by 30-minute sessions, at a fee of 288 yuan ($43) a pop.

As the riots wound down and more were arrested and charged by police, hundreds of people started appearing in magistrates courts charged with riot-related offences.

A 2003 survey by the American Association of Individual Investors found that such fees were charged by more than half the discount brokerage firms it checked -- as low as $12 a year or as high as $25 a month.

The juice, or "vigorish," is little more than a fee charged by bookies for the social experience they provide.

You can also use the hotel fee lookup tool at ResortFeeChecker.com to find out what fees are charged by more than 2,000 hotels worldwide.

Proteins can become more positively or negatively charged by gaining or losing protons due to the pH of their environment.