Word: repays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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When the contract failed to materialize and the department had to support Cohen's work for a year and a half until he got some grant money, the department told Cohen he was expected to repay the department for its support, Cohen told NIH investigators...
Pavlovich's wife Monette, a Harvard Business School student who went under the alias Cary Monica Cabot, was arrested in January on similar charges. She was convicted over the summer in New Orleans, placed on probation and required to repay a $1250 Harvard loan...
This precarious life seems just right for Giancarlo Gianninni's face. His pout--pained, bewildered, yet still bemused--expresses perfectly the exasperation of a would-be romantic with nothing but compromised causes to champion. And when Gianninni beds with a town official's voluminous wife to repay her husband for cuckolding him, even the eyefull of female rear end Wertmuller gives us--sexist as it is--manages to drive home its grotesque point amidst this old order gone modern and absurd...
...Local schools may suffer, since they rely heavily on cattle head taxes for income. Numerous banks may be hurt, particularly those that lend almost exclusively on cash crops and cattle. Many banks have also extended car, machinery and disaster loans to farmers who now have little cash to repay them. The light industry that is gradually moving into South Dakota may provide some new sources of revenue, but in two-thirds of the state's counties, agriculture still accounts for more than 50% of total income...
Kelley last week gave the bureau a check for $335 to cover the valances and said he would gladly repay his aides for the gifts if any federal regulations have been violated. Levi has not said what he will do about his flowers, which presumably have wilted...