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Regular cash-in-hand payments to the PP's leaders supposedly carried on even while they held public office, continuing until 2009, five years after Mr Rajoy became leader.Some recipients of loans and other payments acknowledged having received money, but said that they were entirely legal.

By making the payment you acknowledged the debt and skipped past a step of asking for verification of the debt.

Although the administration has already put forward programs to reduce monthly mortgage payments, officials acknowledged that more relief is needed.

First, credit and debit card processor Global Payments, Inc. acknowledged it is the yet the latest flavor of the month in the data breach derby.

These practices had volunteered to take part in the PRISMATIC trial, committing themselves to using the tool for a fixed time period, and receiving a small payment to acknowledge the additional demands on time of practice staff associated with participation in the study.

360networks Inc., which had hoped to ring the world with fiber optic cable, missed a crucial debt payment today and acknowledged that it was considering the option of seeking protection from creditors.

Even those responsible for the payments system acknowledge that parts of it, such as standing orders, are "Victorian".The report's argument for a regulator of the payments systems is persuasive.

Other participants expressed similar views, describing the information collected and use of the software tools in terms of what was needed to generate practice incentive payments but acknowledging that generation of a care plan did not guarantee action, particularly where patients were responsible for following up.

No doctor admitted taking such payments, but all acknowledged that such fees went beyond the old custom of giving doctors gifts -- candy or liquor, usually -- for good treatment.

There also is the issue of cross-border payments, which is acknowledged as one of the harshest points of friction for international commerce, where the European Commission has launched a pan-European payment clearing and settlement project.

There also is the issue of cross-border payments, which is acknowledged as one of the harshest points of friction for international commerce, where the European Commission has launched a pan-European payment clearing and settlement project.