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despite having good credit, the couple still had to pony up a large down payment for the house
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After putting $2 million of his own fortune into his campaign last summer, Cox has far greater resources at his disposal, though the pro-charter money could force him to pony up even more.
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Changes to the federal tax code means buyers of new cars may have to pony up as much as $7,000 in additional taxes, auto experts warn.
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Photo: Elaine Cromie for The Wall Street Journal (2) Things came to a head last summer when East Lansing asked MSU to pony up $100 million over 20 years to help shore up the city’s underfunded pension plan.
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Congress saw fit to pony up $2.1 billion for 10 of the aircraft, three units and $501 million more than the Pentagon asked for.
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Still, there are enough angels willing to pony up that the show not only must, but can, go on.
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Fans who want to ride on the very first public train at the First Rider Benefit will have to pony up $250.
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The services, who don’t even know their budget for fiscal year 2018 and are currently being funded by a stopgap continuing resolution, would likely have to pony up for their part in the parade.
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Like Collison, Prince can be the cheap option who not only gives you the freedom to pony up for multiple studs, but pays off in his own right.
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