Make
Paid off
Make and paid off are semantically related in earn topic. Sometimes you can use "Make" instead a verb "Paid off", if it concerns topics such as compensate.
Both terms in one sentence
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Regardless, she still tries to make friends where she can, and it has even paid off occasionally.
- After getting it paid off, a decade-long break followed, and now he uses the money from his wine to make the movies he wants.
Source: Money, Dear Boy - In Brawl in the Family, turns out the Moblin only paid off Link so Link doesn't tell anyone about his doll fantasies and to make Link go away.
Source: "Begone" Bribe
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