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In a CDS, one party agrees to insure the other in the event of a bond default, in return for a fee (the equivalent of an insurance premium).

In return for a fee of $79 a year, the company provides members of the programme with unlimited express shipping on most goods.

The Cleveland Clinic has begun to offer management expertise, for a fee, to a handful of hospitals around the country.

Contact with the natives seems mainly with the kind who, for a fee, squirm up and down on your lap.

Start-ups able to track a user's purchases might offer to store receipts and warranties in a central location, for a fee.

When you sign up with a debt management company, they will take over the servicing of your debts in return for a fee.

She intended to be a hostess at one of the capital's cabaret clubs , where women engage in conversation with men for a fee .

Some high street pharmacies already offer a similar service for a fee but the BPAS service is understood to be the first not to charge.

Guilds were set up to provide lodging and employment for the emigrants, for a fee of course.

Meanwhile, many banks are prepared to offer protection in exchange for a fee.

The act of bringing together principals (buyer-seller; landlord- tenant; etc. ) for a fee or commission, rather than acting as a principal.

For a fee, they tell their clients not to get cross, that it alienates already volatile journos still further.

Some types of trash would be taken away for a fee, others would be picked up free, and still others might command a price.

Now for a fee, Continental Airlines will let passengers lock in the price for up to seven days with no obligation to buy.

The "alert" warns them of a virus and offers security software, sometimes for free and sometimes for a fee.

For a fee of around NZD150 ($113), passengers will be able to convert their seat and the one next to them into a seat-bed.

Hulu, a slick video-streaming website, is already available to Americans (for a fee) through the newest Samsung televisions.

Insurance companies are in the business of assuming risk on behalf of their customers in exchange for a fee, called premium.

A company that handles export shipments for you, for a fee.

For a fee, they will customize Master Keystroke Logger to do exactly what you need it to do.

Sellers on Alibaba. com can display Gold Supplier credentials on the site after filing business-verification paperwork to Alibaba for a fee.

The basic plug-in, which supports class diagrams, is free, but more sophisticated versions are available for a fee.

Franchise An arrangement whereby a company allows another to distribute its branded product or service under its name , for a fee .

One common trick is to tell someone he is hexed and then remove the hex for a fee.

Agency is in the business of providing advertising agency services for a fee.

Huawei also agreed that its technology used by Motorola could be transferred to NSN for certain uses for a fee .

Some officials concede that allowing farmers to transfer contract titles for a fee amounts to de facto privatization.

The authors who prepared the material in private label rights pieces give up all or part of their rights to their works for a fee.

BrokerA person or company that acts as an intermediary between a buyer and seller in return for a fee or commission.

Aron is a singer and agrees for a fee to sing at a concert to be held on 24 December.

This is the time-honoured procedure where exporters get a guarantee of payment from a bank, for a fee, until the end customer settles.

In return for a fee, the taxpayer will in effect carry half of the possible losses on the lending.

Several hours ago he had delivered (for a fee) an hour-long lecture to an adult study group.

Several other U. S. airlines, including United Airlines, offer extra-legroom seats for a fee.

These marketing tools are highly effective and are usually provided for a fee by the GDS directly or in some cases by TravelCLICK.

Sunderland completed the signing of Gordon on Wednesday for a fee which could rise to ? million.

Would Mr. Buffett, for a fee, guarantee Lehman's trading positions until a shareholder vote?

A hardcopy Instructor's Manual with problem solutions is available for a fee of $ 10 to cover reproduction, mailing and handling.

All samples are supplied for a fee; catalogues and brochures are obtainable free of charge.

For a fee, nonprofits can receive text donations in increments of $5 or $10 sent to a designated number.

For a fee, they will appear in your TV commercial, at your corporate entertainment event, marketing promotion, wedding or private party.

Buyers are mostly social-media monitoring companies, which analyse the data for a fee.

Any shortfall will be guaranteed by the state, in return for a fee levied on the banks.

Germany offers their consumers the options of plastic bag, canvas, or cotton tote for a fee.

These members offer their tutoring and teaching language services for a fee.

Public accounting is the field of accounting that provides a variety of accounting services to clients for a fee.

Secured underground parking and valet service available for a fee .

Nearly every street corner has a computer parlor with computers available for a fee.

A bank, in exchange for a fee, arranges a currency swap which meets both requirements.

Independent producer will ask RTHK for a fee in exchange for this right.

Licensing Granting use of a patented or copyrighted product for a fee.

Create tournaments for videogames that users can subscribe for a fee or free.

The exclusive right, usually obtained for a fee, to buy or sell something within a specified time at a set price.

For a fee, you can connect to the Wi-Fi-compatible network there and roar out onto the Internet.

You can also contact email list owners and offer to have an article of yours sent through their list for a fee.

Someone who runs an establishment that houses and cares for babies for a fee.

And legal shooting clubs in cities let customers fire away at targets for a fee.

For a fee, you can also order printed or CD-ROM copies, or you can find professionally bound Redbooks in most bookstores.

The rest are franchised out or managed by Marriott for a fee.

Characters can rent a berth on a boat or zeppelin, and even hitch a ride on a griffin for a fee.

Staff members will cook your meals for a fee, or you can whip up your own.

A company "hires" you in exchange for a fee, but they're not really hiring you.

Merah operates on a membership basis, but the public may enter for a fee.

You can remove the ads and add more storage and bandwidth capacity for a fee.

These are basically contracts in which a bank promises to provide a certain return to the investor for a fee.

This might force their hand and require theirbloggers to disclose when they promote products for a fee.

A commercial establishment that lends books for a fee.

the buyer hoping for a quick profit, the real-estate agent and mortgage broker hoping for a fee.

US Search indicated that the information was available on my number -- for a fee of $14. 95.

Some areas have latrines that can be used for a fee: 1 rupee (2 cents) for a single use or 30 rupees (62 cents) for a monthly family pass.

For a fee, market researchers can buy "hot topix2 spots" in the survey, he says.

For a fee, both locals and tourists can visit the hotel and have a drink at the bar.

full distributions of Linux along with technical support and training are available for a fee from vendors such as Red Hat and Novell.

For instance, creating these Web sites where you join for a fee and you have different levels of membership.

and managing other people's assets for a fee.

These are sometimes growers but are often traders who for a fee promise to supply for a fixed price before they can be sure a crop is ready.

The two-day bridge loan is offered for a fee that is the equivalent of an annualized rate of 36. 5%.

Skype users can also call land lines for a fee and conduct video calls.

"There are signs, " says Maeda, "that a 'for free' open approach can lead to a 'for a fee' approach. "

For a fee they pose with children.

By limiting its risk (for a fee of £ 6. 5 billion to the Treasury), RBS will boost its core capital ratio from 7% to 9%.

You have the freedom to redistribute copies, either gratis or for a fee.

In all states but Nevada prostitution is illegal, with most states limiting the definition to the exchange of sex for a fee.

Everyone in the world can download it online for a fee of USD30.

Now those users can start accepting payments for a fee of $0. 99 for three months and $19. 90 per month after that.

The boarding and care of horses FOR a fee.

For a fee, you can save people from their own stuff.

If the foreigners want to play, they can manage or provide services for a fee, perhaps, but they can't buy into the asset itself.

Other outfits such as LV Free offer a coupon book for a fee.

Last year, India put an Italian satellite in space for a fee of $11 million. Earlier this year, it launched an Israeli spy satellite.

Other outfits such as LV Free offer a coupon book for a fee.

Last year, India put an Italian satellite in space for a fee of $11 million. Earlier this year, it launched an Israeli spy satellite.

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