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NBC has also ordered a second medical show, "Mercy," which may earn the subtitle "Grey's Anatomy: Special Nurses Unit".

The work usually consists of up to 28 days work per student, which may earn them a small fee.

They can intervene in a fist-fight and save the poor soul getting pummeled, which may earn them some quick cash.

For a full I.B. diploma, which may earn a semester or year of college credit, students must pass six exams, for a total cost of $745.

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The high school offers 23 advanced placement courses in which students may earn college credits.

And while ticket prices -- the ruble equivalent of $2 to $50 -- are steep for a population in which many may earn only $50 a month, empty seats are rare.

He knows how hard it can be to persuade senior executives, particularly those with a finance background, to spend money on nature-friendly vehicles whose sales may be small, and which may not earn profits for their first, second or even third generations.

The Jonas Brothers, a young group that's getting used to being described as a (slightly) louder version of Hanson, played a low-key set on one of the smallest stages; it's getting a huge promotional push, which may well earn it the screaming preteen fans it clearly wants.

A key aim of the bombing campaign is certain to be disruption of IS's oil sales, which may be earning the group as much as $2m a day.

A further set of attacks on targets in Syria on September 24th aimed at disrupting oil sales by IS, which may be earning the group as much as $2m a day.