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Meanings of have a pay in English

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Usage of have a pay in English
1
Something that you physically place on your body has to have a pay off.
The Irish Times
2
How is it that we still have a pay gap?
The Guardian
3
Some government departments have a pay gap between men and women of 39 per cent.
Radio NZ
4
And that we have a pay that cannot be, it says, Compensation cannot be diminished.
The new yorker
5
Want to watch the game at a friends' house but they don't have a pay-TV subscription?
Wired
6
We still have a pay regime with increments when pay should be the same for everyone.
The Guardian
7
Well, maybe we'll have a pay day soon.
The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico; Or, The End of the Silver Tra...
8
Osborne has just announced that they will all have a pay freeze - effectively a pay cut.
The Guardian
9
If you have a pay problem, we'll get you over to the disbursing office and get it fixed.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
10
They didn't have a pay phone.
River girl
11
Until this month, workers had n't had a pay rise in six years.
Reuters
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Chief executives at Britain's largest companies had a pay cut last year.
The Irish Times
13
Probably they have a paid spy who may be in his employ.
Tom Swift and His Wizard Camera; Or, Thrilling Adventures While ...
14
Working for the NHS, we have n't had a pay rise in four years.
The Guardian
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Posted Chief executives at Britain's largest companies had a pay cut last year.
Reuters
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This can mean that the opportunity to have a paid job is diminished.
The South African
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