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"pay premium" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when talking about an insurance premium, for instance: "This policy requires you to pay a premium each month in order to stay covered."
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Should they also pay premium rates?
Residents pay premium taxes, even as garbage cans overflow and potholes go unrepaired.
Business passengers are no longer willing to pay premium fares for slick connections.
And the pay premium for those with bachelor's degrees has grown substantially in recent years.
Many advertisers pay premium prices to reach readers of certain Web sites.
Tea shop owners are also sensing that educated tea drinkers will pay premium prices.
He got a broken ankle while bolting to pay premium on his insurance.
But years of stronger pay growth in Scotland means that the English pay premium has now become Scottish pay premium for the first time ever," said Conor D'Arcy, policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation.
"Demands for higher education remains strong and graduates enjoy a pay premium that reflects their value to employers".
Since most of the new accommodation is bigger, residents have to pay premium prices for the additional floor space.
He won a lawsuit, allowing him to continue to receive his friend's feed free and avoid having to pay Premium.
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