A science lab set ($36) A school backpack set for dolls ($28) Braces and retainer called the healthy smile set ($14) Allergy free lunch for your doll ($28).
He is served by a group of retainers called koppa tengu ("leaflet" tengu) who act as his messengers.
Until then, he said, officers had been able to use semantics -- military pensions are called "retainer pay," not "retirement pay," because an officer can always be recalled to duty -- to fend off claims by former spouses.
For example, the Chancellor, who was named the Mushroom Retainer in Japan, was called the "Minister" in North America.
If you have criminal, divorce or bankruptcy case, then be prepared to pay some amount upfront, called a "retainer".
But the Guardian newspaper reported that payments of £1,000 to police officers — equivalent to nearly $1,600 — have been common, and that some police officers may have been on what the paper called "retainers" of £10,000 a year, about $16,000.
Although it was considered nearly impregnable, Tatsuoki fled the parapets and hid within the castle while his retainers Takenaka Shigeharu (called Hanbei) and Andō Morinari commanded the defense.
I was given a redeployment officer called a "talent retainer".
According to the paper's sources, the packaging company pays the biker gang a retainer to have gang members on call for debt-collection runs.
Mr. Arneson explained how he'd been paid a monthly retainer by Pellicano to be on call to perform all sorts of security services for many of Mr. Pellicano's famous clients--including Farrah Fawcett, Mary J. Blige and Whoopi Goldberg.
