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The decision does not cover royalties to music publishers and songwriters, which are negotiated directly.

Hospitals get a fixed daily rate and surgeons receive a fee for each surgery, which are negotiated each year between national medical groups and the state.

Spotify executives have said that about 70 percent of its revenue goes to pay licensing fees, which are negotiated with record companies.

When South Korea's currency plunged with the Asian financial crises three years ago, Korean ship prices, which are negotiated in dollars, plunged too.

The rebates, which are negotiated in secret by a middleman industry called pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), are not considered kickbacks under current law.

Continuing are the contracts with Off Broadway producers, which are negotiated individually; as well as the work with jazz musicians, who tend to play two-week gigs in nightclubs where there are no pension plans.

Both airlines are seeking motions for contempt against the mechanics' unions, which are negotiating new contracts.

The new question is "How to invest in smart grid?" Major clean tech investors have been supporting start-ups most of which are negotiating contracts with utilities.

The WTO counts today 161 member states, from Albania to Zimbabwe, and a further 23 observer governments, a number of which are negotiating accession.

Now we are seeking ratification of II, which was negotiated but never signed.

That deal, which was negotiated as credit markets were tightening, had some challenges getting done.