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  • 101earn — v 1. gain, acquire, obtain, secure; get, profit, benefit, avail; procure, gather, garner, glean, reap. 2.(all usu. of wages) make, clear, Sl. pull down, pocket, bag; gross, net, Inf. take home; make a pretty penny, bring home the bacon, keep the… …

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  • 102earn — verb 1) they earned £20,000 Syn: be paid, take home, gross, receive, get, make, collect, bring in; informal pocket, bank 2) he has earned their trust Syn: deserve, merit …

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  • 103earn —   Loa a …

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  • 104EARN — abbr. European Academic Research Network (Netzwerk) comp. abbr. European Academic Research Network acronym European Academic Research Network …

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  • 105earn — To acquire by labor, service or performance. Hartford Electric Light Co. v. McLaughlin, 131 Conn. 1, 37 A.2d 361, 363. Earned means to merit or deserve, as for labor or service. To do that which entitles one to a reward, whether the reward is… …

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  • 106earn — To acquire by labor, service or performance. Hartford Electric Light Co. v. McLaughlin, 131 Conn. 1, 37 A.2d 361, 363. Earned means to merit or deserve, as for labor or service. To do that which entitles one to a reward, whether the reward is… …

    Black's law dictionary

  • 107earn — To gain, obtain, or acquire as the reward of labor or performance of some service. Lewis Estate, 156 Pa St 337, 340 …

    Ballentine's law dictionary

  • 108earn — see a penny saved is a penny earned …

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  • 109earn(s) — erne(s) urn(s) …

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  • 110earn-out — Refers to an additional payment in a merger or acquisition that is not part of the original acquisition cost, which is based on the acquired company s future earnings relative to a level determined by the merger agreement. Bloomberg Financial… …

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