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Pay off someone's bill at a department store (layaway): You know what it is like to pinch pennies and wonder where your next dime will come from, right?
Pay off someone's gifts.
Why would Cohen, as a lawyer with a professional relationship with Trump, pay off someone all on his own, on a matter affecting Trump?
My thought is to pay off someone to hold onto your phone and hang out at the movie theater messaging nice things to your parents while you are off doing God knows what.
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"It's not surprising that renters are less able to help their kids buy a house than homeowners – it is much harder to amass savings when you're paying off someone else's mortgage instead of your own," she said.
Other "secret santa" tactics include paying off someone's layaway purchase at a local shopping center or paying the tab for someone at a restaurant.
The private rental market is overpriced and insecure, and usually comes with the infuriating bonus feature of knowing you're paying off someone else's mortgage.
In one way I am actually paying off someone else's debt.
A screaming match erupted about whether the people with visa appointments were lucky or had paid off someone inside.
"Years and experience have shown that in regards to combating HIV/AIDS ambition pays off, if someone said years ago that 15 million people, 11 million of whom are in Africa, will be on successful treatment, no one would have believed him, but now it is fact, with 7.8 million lives saved globally, and 30 million infections evaded," said Michel Sidibe, UNAIDS Executive Director.
If Sony was betting a colossal number of chips on champion products, those products had to speak the same language and pay off before someone else's champion products redefined the game.
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