reduced fee

collocation in English

meaningsofdepletedandfee

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depleted
adjective
uk
/dɪˈpliː.tɪd/us
/dɪˈpliː.t̬ɪd/
reduced:
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fee
noun[C]
uk
/fiː/us
/fiː/
an amount of money paid for a particular piece of work or for a particular right ...
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(Definition ofdepletedandfeefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreduced fee

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A further 36 letters have suggested areducedfee.
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I did not say that the very poorest, perhaps, could afford thereducedfee.
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There should at least be areducedfeefor a colour television licence.
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In this case a clerical error was made, but areducedfeewas subsequently negotiated.
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One parent has to pay £12 per quarter, and one areducedfeeof £5.
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We have a minority of pensioners who have the benefit of a licence at the muchreducedfeeof 5p.
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Twin-tracking was encouraged by the fact that there was areducedfeefor the second application.
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Thereducedfeewill apply only where grant or renewal of the licence and approval take place at the same time.
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Should not the benefit of that be passed on to the licence holder in the form of areducedfeefor the three-year period?
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Students are charged areducedfeeto enroll in the college course.
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It therefore involves a substantial financial undertaking although some practitioners offerreducedfeeschemes.
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It may be, for example, that different clubs will wish to make different arrangements including issuing cards free or at areducedfeeto particular categories of spectator.
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A group of 15 or more arriving on a weekday is charged areducedfeeof $9 per adult.
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Areducedfeeof 9 is paid by vehicle owners who sign up for the automatic deduction scheme.
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Special access includes access at areducedfee(including no fee) or access to places off-limits to other groups.
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Prior to 2001 participation in the free orreducedfeemeal program averaged under 40% of eligible enrollment.
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It is presumed that she exchanged the commercial rights to the design for areducedfeeon the work.
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The principal legal difficulties concerned the testing of lighting equipment, re-testing at areducedfee, liability for damage and the drafting of regulations imposing standards of braking performance.
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Initially, about 100 men signed on, some for areducedfeein exchange for the promise of work on the trail.
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Currently there are numerous descriptions used to describereducedfeeand discounted real estate services, some of which are not based on providing limited services.
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