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Unlike with Gladden, the housing authority did not reimburse the resident after confirming that she had been unemployed, blaming her for the delay.

He ordered his secretary to reimburse the fees and will issue a correction to his political funds reports.

Nelson told Politico that he has already returned $500,000 to the group—and said he may reimburse it for more.

She promised to increase taxes on poor people and said Iraq should reimburse the United States for the cost of “liberating” it.

CBS has agreed to reimburse the EPA for cleanup at Lemon Lane, the Bennett Stone Quarry, and Neal's Landfill.

The full battery of tests to get a diagnosis costs about $2,000, which insurance companies often do not reimburse.

Now he asked hopefully if he could reimburse the owners of the ship he'd captured off Walden.

It may be fairly asked, in what manner a person so situated is to reimburse himself?

The reporter was discharged, of course, but that did not repair the damage or reimburse the paper.

I'm going with you and I'll reimburse him for the four thousand, to let the check go through.

And I must intreat you to send me either a note of their amount, or the bills, that I may be enabled to reimburse you.