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I've stayed late at work and missed the last bus home, so I've had to fork out for a taxi when I'm dangerously close to payday.

And even then, only a handful of people would be willing to fork out for styling that lasts only a few days.

Today was such a bad day! My bike was suddenly broken and I had to fork out 50 yuan to have it repaired.

Drivers in London fork out the most for a monthly unreserved space.

Take your fork out of the electrical socket for a moment and check it.

So far investors remain sufficiently optimistic about Blackstone's ability to produce returns to fork out more capital.

She was unwilling to fork out a penny more.

Do not wear casing leak phenomenon, copper wire can't fork out ground casing.

The age of 34 is the time when Britons fork out most money, a survey has revealed.

Provides the ability to fork out to multiple parallel flows.

When his bike was stolen John had to fork out lots of money for another.

This may be because holidaymakers will stay longer and fork out more on a long-distance trip.

You married me, but I paid for it, you didn't fork out one cent.

China is the keenest on spending more while Russians were most unwilling to fork out any extra.

And it will have to fork out billions to settle accounting probes and numerous legal disputes.

The farmers will fork out the leaves during the fall.

Some frequent users will jib at a paywall, but some will fork out.

Leagues elsewhere must fork out 35-70% more to match the take-home wages of foreign stars in Spain, says Deloitte, a consultancy firm.

Citigroup is thought to fork out $350m-400m to TCS a year: is it really going to increase that at 20% a year?

Will you come if I can get the aunt to fork out twenty quid?

But the burning question is whether customers will fork out thousands of dollars for premium gowns that are made in China.

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