Definition of payday
:a regular day on which wages are paid
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For many lawmakers voting on energy policy, an easy payday awaits.
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Mohr took advantage of Duke's gift, striking in seven frames against Learn and holding a 40-pin late in the match to seal the win and a $7,500 payday.
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Pulling it off required a vast search, a big payday for Valencia and perhaps hundreds of hours of behind-the-scenes work by FC Cincinnati staffers.
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Now that Wonder Woman and Gadot—who has yet to officially announce her return—have proven their power, the Israeli star stands to negotiate for a much bigger payday.
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The 29-year-old might accept a shorter deal with the Kings, knowing Fox is the eventual starting point guard, for a chance to re-enter free agency for a bigger payday.
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Think of it as a payday loan, but on a grand scale.
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Walmart’s $3 billion acquisition of Jet.com last fall was a win for both the e-commerce startup’s investors, who got a big payday, and the discount retailer, which got a robust online platform.
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Many of these men and women lease out their shares of the quota, earning big paydays from a public resource without ever leaving the dock.
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