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Usage examples of payoff.

Matthew Canfield, who seemed to gravitate to the nether world of the payoff, the bribe, the corrupt.

Crescent was some kind of a clearinghouse for him--a way to make his illegal payoffs look legitimate.

With nonunion workers, even with payoffs, the profit was 30 percent or more.

So once those rainmaking gals came over the horizon to threaten your winter wheat harvest with unseasonable rain, you thought you collected a handsome payoff in hopes of a dry harvest.

The memory of Ray Shaltie, of the escape, was one color, a favorite flavor, rattling down the payoff chute of his psyche.

Instead of a handsome payoff, the farm boy from Throt and the sullen bodyguard found themselves taken by the vindictive captain and left to die on the frozen shore.

If Saddam believes it highly improbable that the attack could be traced back to him and if the operation offers a high payoff, he might well decide to do so.

On April 2, the feds allegedly handed out a cash payoff to Judge Shenberg.

Those are the types of payoffs that crooked public officials customarily accept.

In dishing out such punishment, the Dade judicial system sent a message loud and strong: Payoffs are no big deal.

In the ideal, Sennett would tape several payoffs to these bagmen, confront them, make a deal, and get them to record the delivery of money to the judges.

The payoff from the reference work will come from understanding the proteins encoded by the genes.

The greedy swine had surely been taking a huge payoff from Jessyk, and was determined to have any eyewitnesses to their practices on Boniface removed forever.

Breckinridge knew that Forney owed his Senate job to Cameron and Lincoln, as a payoff for the enthusiastic editorials of his Philadelphia Press.

Fanine discreetly gathered evidence of a complex system of graft, payoffs and kickbacks, confirming CenComs suspicions.