Pay
Pay noun - The money paid regularly to a person for labor or services.
Both words in one sentence
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Retail Therapy: After finding out that NERV cheated her out of her combat pay, Asuka goes shopping together with her fellow pilots and friends to calm herself down.
Source: Fan Fic / Thousand Shinji -
Recently, the day has seen a backlash that's reached the stores themselves — in 2015, the outdoor retail co-op REI made headlines when it elected to close all of its stores on Black Friday, with full pay for all workers, to protest how out of control the day had gotten.
Source: Useful Notes / Thanksgiving Day - In order to pay it, he had to sell everything he'd won, and since the tax bill was based on the manufacturers' suggested retail prices, and he couldn't sell any of the stuff he'd won for anything near that, he wound up breaking even.
Source: Status Quo Game Show
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