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Examples
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I thought about cancelling the flight because of the way we have been jerked around, only to learn it is unrefundable.
Spirit Airlines Stealing Your Money Is "Nonrefundable" - The Consumerist 2008
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We missed the bus by something like thirty seconds, apparently, and I am now stuck with trying to figure out how to get to Chicago by 7:30 on 3 hours sleep with no money, since between the extortionate dog fee and the now-unrefundable bus ticket, I am totally broke.
Lady Vagabond yuki_onna 2007
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Applications must reach the IBA's offices by 2pm on July 2 and must be accompanied by an unrefundable application fee of R30000.
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The chain, who claim in their TV ad that everything is big apart from the price, insist guests must stay for two nights and charge a whopping unrefundable £250 for those who book rooms.
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The biggest catch in the fine print department is that the stays are totally unrefundable.
HotelChatter - 2010
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The chain, who claim in their TV ad that everything is big apart from the price, insist guests must stay for two nights and charge a whopping unrefundable £250 for those who book rooms.
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Essentially, Baard was going to pay about $1 million in unrefundable fees to the Department of Energy with no guarantee the loan backing would be made available in a timely fashion for construction of the plant, if at all.
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But for the sake of accuracy, it's worth noting that the context of Obama's "I won" remark wasn't a general call for GOP input, but a specific Republican demand that Obama replace the refundable tax credits of his "Make Work Pay" plan with across-the-board and unrefundable income tax rate cuts, as an account in the New York Times of the meeting in question makes clearer:
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Avery Badenhop, also known as "Tattoo Buckaroo," would need to post $1 million worth of property as collateral or buy a bail bond for an unrefundable $40,000, said his defense attorney, Douglas Rappaport.
unknown title 2009
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