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Meanings of cost the taxpayer in English

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Usage of cost the taxpayer in English
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It is thought Mdluli's paid suspension has cost the taxpayer R10 million.
The South African
2
If they do that, that actually may cost the taxpayer more money.
The Guardian
3
Commission of inquiry into taxi violence: How much will this cost the taxpayer?
The South African
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So far the scheme has cost the taxpayer more than £31bn.
The Guardian
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It's also likely to cost the taxpayer a lot more than initially expected.
The Irish Times
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That meant that, in the end, it would cost the taxpayer more money.
Radio NZ
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On Tuesday, we priced up how much NHI could potentially cost the taxpayer.
The South African
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It had cost the taxpayer £34m and failed to secure a single prosecution.
The Guardian
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It saved him - and cost the taxpayer - hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Reuters
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The prosecutor also flagged-up what this had cost the taxpayer.
The South African
11
The feast of pageantry cost the taxpayer £10m in total.
The Guardian
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It's now considered such a threat that eradication programmes cost the taxpayer £150m a year.
The Guardian
13
It has already cost the taxpayer millions of euro.
The Irish Times
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So what are the terms of her suspension, and what will it cost the taxpayer?
The South African
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This flawed programme has so far cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of pounds to produce.
The Irish Times
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It's understood Msholozi has cost the taxpayer upwards of R6 million in the last financial year.
The South African
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