Word: refundable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...will find it hard to get back the few dollars that they were beaten out of. An average bottle of 100 tetracycline pills cost $51 in the late '50s. No one knows precisely the amount that a customer could now claim; by one rough estimate, the per-bottle refund might be $6. But after the first 43-state settlement, fewer than 40,000 persons made individual claims. Others who were entitled to a share of the payoff were apparently ignorant of the suit or bothered by the bureaucracy of state offices and the forms requiring old purchase records. Consequently...
...major distributor of newspapers at Harvard will offer a cash refund to subscribers who missed several deliveries the week of January 7 because of the change in the Harvard vacation schedule...
Sheldon Cohen, manager of Out of Town News, said yesterday that every student would be compensated for the missed deliveries as soon as a suitable refund process could be arranged. "They (student subscribers) weren't cheated for that week," he said...
...cancels the flights, she said, charter passengers will receive a full refund before Christmas vacation. But that should be little comfort to most of them: both United and American Airlines are booked solid on almost all their California flights during the week before Christmas...
...Normally when you purchase faulty merchandise you can get a refund. I bought what Mr. Agnew had to say. Now I want my money back...