The only time we suspect she has breasts is when she chooses the wrong costume for the fancy dress ball, which, of course, incurs the wrath of her father-husband because it makes her look like an adult woman.
Part of that debt was, of course, incurred as a result of the UK government's decision to bail out Royal Bank of Scotland after its near collapse at the hands of Fred Goodwin, a burden shared between taxpayers in all parts of the UK.
At Neuner's first World Cup victory in the individual discipline in January 2010, she compensated for a total time penalty of two minutes on the 15 km cross-country course (incurred by two additional shooting errors).
The perfect medical treatment would start with instantaneous diagnosis, proceed rapidly to a treatment that offered complete cure with no side effects, and of course would incur minimal costs to the healthcare system.
Kidnapping a soldier, of course, meant incurring the full wrath of the military – unless, that is, that soldier was taken to Pakistan, where the US military was forbidden to operate, except under conditions where they were following an enemy in hot pursuit.
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Of course, such measures could incur expenses that force bars operating on narrow margins to close up shop.
The clustering of medico-legal events highlights the huge gains that would be put in reach by a capability to identify early doctors who are on course to incur multiple complaints.
There is of course a personal cost incurred each time injustice is experienced, whether physical, mental or emotional.
Of course, posting comments also incurred costs, but the agents behaved as free riders on the other non-reciprocal neighbor agents, and in so doing received sufficient rewards.
