Two children count off her times in lieu of a stopwatch.

I paid in cash.

I paid in cash.

I paid in advance.

I paid 200 in taxes.

I should've paid in advance.

The bill was paid in coin.

I paid five dollars in addition.

Tom paid for everything in cash.

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Angers () is a city in western France, about southwest of Paris, and the chef lieu of the Maine et Loire department.

Tom paid.

Everybody paid.

I paid.

I paid.

Who paid?

I paid for the purchase in cash.

I want to be paid in cash.

I paid two hundred dollars in taxes.

I paid for my purchases in cash.

It has been said that, in lieu of being provided with practical skills, university graduates have even been replaced by migrant workers in the job market.

Yet, they have paid columns or paid special features for independent writers to fill in the content.

Tom paid for it in a lump sum.

In 2013 over RUR 12 million was paid.

They paid separately.

They paid separately.

I'm paid biweekly.

I'm paid biweekly.

Tom paid cash.

Tom paid me.

Tom paid me.

I would've paid.

I would've paid.

Who paid you?

Who paid you?

You already paid.

You already paid.

You've been paid.

I'm paid fortnightly.

She paid nothing.

I paid nothing.

Mary paid cash.

I paid attention.

Tom paid nothing.

I'm paid enough.