For Slate to earn enough advertising revenue to pay its way, Microsoft insiders reckon that the cerebral weekly will need a regular readership of 400, 000.
22.
From the very beginning, Godfrey had a difficult relationship with the Bournemouth Borough Council who saw the orchestra as a commercial concern which needed to pay its way.
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So, the Secretary concludes, the intangibles tax " rests squarely on ` the settled principle that interstate commerce may be made to pay its way . "'
24.
Like half of Broadway's 35 theaters _ the half with fewer than 1, 200 seats _ its future is in serious jeopardy because it cannot pay its way.
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We know that from independent economists, from evaluators; even the GAO says that it more than pays its way and actually costs less than we had originally estimated that it would.
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If the party is too small to pay its way with the dinner bill alone, there is often a flat fee for the room, which can easily run into four figures.
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The Rev . Leon Sullivan, leader of the organizers, said the summit was privately organized and had to pay its way by providing an attractive program and levying high fees on participants.
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There was no real economic difference between the statutes in Railway Express I and Railway Express II . The Court long since had recognized that interstate commerce may be made to pay its way.
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Although a dividend was paid, the Company was always short of cash and huge borrowings made it unable to pay its way; it was taken over by the Great Western Railway in 1886.
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The colonial office was unable to understand that convict labour could not be made to pay its way, and Wilmot was made responsible for the faults of a system he had no power to amend.
