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Meanings of reduced fee in English

Portuguese
tarifa reduzida

Reduced fee for people with low income.

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tarifa reduzida
Usage of reduced fee in English
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With the reduced fee, some people returned to the line, including Jubril.
Say you're one of them
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Ideally I'd like a reduced fee next year, or a bit of money back.
The Guardian
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Maurice Blackburn is also offering online COVID-19 employment law consultations at a reduced fee.
News.com.au
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The Institute of Irish Studies is offering reduced fee scholarships to its summer school in Trinity College.
The Irish Times
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Trustee, which resulted in a reduced fee request for Knoll's team and new disclosures about the handling of Knoll's potential conflict.
Reuters
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ECONOMY Pablo Casado Partido Popular, PP - Approve a reduced fee for self-employed workers whose income does not exceed the minimum wage.
BBC
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They're very protective of it, says Gerry Davis of Davis & Schroeder, the law firm that is representing the six plaintiffs for a reduced fee.
Wired
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"If I'm going to take on a younger sister, I couldn't possibly afford to do it at a reduced fee."
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
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