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"pay them with" is a correct phrase in written English.
It means to give someone money in exchange for goods or services. You can use "pay them with" in a variety of situations, such as: 1. "I will pay them with my credit card for the car repairs." 2. "The company paid their employees with bonus checks." 3. "Can you pay them with the cash you received from the client?" 4. "They wanted to pay me with a check, but I preferred cash." 5. "The restaurant only accepts credit cards and cannot pay with cash."
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"Pay them with the vegetables".
But there is now nothing to pay them with.
In other words, Why not pay them with stock?
"And we have nothing to pay them with, because when you get the money, you embezzle it, you eat it".
Instead of paying all claims out of its general fund, the city should pay them with funds from the agency responsible for each claim, the study recommended.
Ms. Pellegrini, the former director of the county's Office of Housing and Intergovernmental Affairs, said a deputy county executive had told her to hire his friends and pay them with federal money.
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He paid them with free clothing and professional business cards.
To mollify neighbors, she recruited their newborns to be fit models and paid them with free clothes.
The agents have fought this hard, because clubs have always paid them, with most players oblivious to the arrangement.
In fact, that was the point of paying them with the stock — to get them to share risk with the company's owners.
The Fed's buying spree flooded the banking system with reserves — the Fed bought bonds from the banks, and paid them with reserves.
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