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Meanings of annual subscriptions in English

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Usage of annual subscriptions in English
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Also, 60 per cent of women take no part in fixing annual subscriptions.
The Irish Times
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The annual subscriptions seem to be willingly paid, thankfully received, and judiciously expended.
An History of Birmingham (1783)
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Most off-the-shelf software, such as antivirus programs, actually are based on annual subscriptions anyway.
Reuters
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Developers can charge a one-time fee or sell their software via monthly or annual subscriptions.
Reuters
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The Mercantile libraries are properly a branch of the proprietary, though depending mostly upon annual subscriptions.
A Book for All Readers / An Aid to the Collection, Use, and Pres...
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Corporate golf, society golf or golf tourism are required to supplement the income from members' annual subscriptions.
The Irish Times
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Its print subscribers can access the digital editions for free, but it also offers annual subscriptions for digital editions.
Reuters
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The deadline for members of the JAAA to pay their annual subscriptions to be eligible to vote was Wednesday.
Jamaica Observer
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He consulted Lord Uxmoor, and between them the infirmary was threatened with the withdrawal of eighty annual subscriptions if they persisted.
A Woman-Hater
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But the app also offers annual subscriptions starting at £69.99, alongside the individual issues for £2.29.
The Guardian
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Johnson said income from annual subscriptions had fallen by around £50,000 from the end of 1999 to 2012.
The Guardian
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Annual subscriptions to the service start from €10.
The Irish Times
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Annual subscriptions start at US$20,000 for ten users (1993).
The Online World
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Annual subscriptions to the ICCL from these groups are due in August and the ICCL is likely to seek the additional funding then.
The Irish Times
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