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That distinction is at issue in the $126 billion bailout package for Spain: the European lenders are so far insisting that the payback obligation be on Madrid's books.
Postdocs funded in this way, he read to his horror, "incur a payback obligation … during the initial 12 months" of their positions.
He took it because the work and the potential career path were enticing, and the salary was high enough for him to meet his payback obligation without extreme pain.
Ms. Merkel on Wednesday had used an interview — notably on American television, not at home — to voice her awareness of Greeks' deep troubles by indicating that a way might still be found for Greece to be allowed to focus on economic growth, even within the parameters of its debt-payback obligations.
In one example, because of the NRSA service-payback obligation, NRSA stipends have been determined to be "loans" against future service.
Expect payback.
Payback perhaps?
Payback sells.
It's called payback.
It's payback time.
Ain't payback a bitch?
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