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Meanings of foot the bill in English
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Usage of foot the bill in English
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The commission said it was confident international donors would foot the bill.
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These essential projects are expensive and someone has to foot the bill.
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She declined to say how the Trump administration would foot the bill.
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But I had to foot the bill for them all the same.
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He is the only person who should foot the bill for that.
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I am willing to foot the bill, no matter what it is.
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They may as well just let the government foot the bill.
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Not to mention the question of who would foot the bill.
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But it was immediately condemned by bookmakers, who will help foot the bill.
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Most analysts believe the company can foot the bill without cutting its dividend.
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The aspiring candidate would of course have to foot the bill.
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Governments may have to foot the bill for many of the upfront costs.
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But sometimes that simply is not enough to foot the bill, Knapp says.
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But sometimes that simply is not enough to foot the bill, Napp says.
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But it raises complex questions of sovereignty and who will foot the bill.
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Since Mexico has refused, he now wants U.S. taxpayers to foot the bill.
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