| It is installed for free by the company, which then recoups its cost and makes a profit through the charges. |
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| According to them, a complete kitchen makeover recoups 80 percent of its cost. |
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| When the policy is cashed in, the firm recoups only the amount it paid in premiums. |
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| In the event of a capital loss, the employee recoups his or her initial investment. |
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| Or he can sacrifice speed in the hope that the market recovers and, eventually, he recoups more money. |
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| Out of prison in little more than a year, Cowperwood recoups his fortune during the panic of 1873 and moves to Chicago. |
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| If an individual subsequently goes onto assistance, government usually recoups the lump sum. |
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| There is still a long way to go before the U. S. labour market recoups the 8.2 million jobs lost during the 2008-09 recession. |
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| The shuttle service is free, and the complex's developer recoups the fees through charges to the apartment and building managers. |
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| CeGeREAL has signed an investor-type commercial lease with each of them as a result of which it recoups almost all charges. |
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| The merchant's bank pays an interchange fee to do so, and recoups it from the store. |
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| But much of that she recoups from neighbours. |
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| As a non-profit company, skyguide passes on any surplus it generates to its customers by lowering its charges, and recoups any deficits it incurs by raising them. |
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| He reckons he recoups his costs and returns money to filmmakers more than half the time not bad for films that might otherwise have disappeared without trace. It also makes sense to concentrate on a single marketing push. |
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