lienin a sentence
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The IRS filed a tax lien on her home.
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The roofing company filed on lien on the house until they were paid.
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This says they can't execute the lien on you unless the bill remains unpaid by March 25th. (source)lien = a legal right to take another's property if a debt is not paid
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Liens?† (source)
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The guys all go to signing liens at once; he's beat them so many times at poker and blackjack they can't wait to get back at him, and this is a certain sure thing.† (source)
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The crop-lien system which is depopulating the fields of the South is not simply the result of shiftlessness on the part of Negroes, but is also the result of cunningly devised laws as to mortgages, liens, and misdemeanors, which can be made by conscienceless men to entrap and snare the unwary until escape is impossible, further toil a farce, and protest a crime.† (source)
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But I never heard of a lien being collected.† (source)
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Liens!† (source)
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After they split up, she tried to sue him for a lien against future earnings.† (source)
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But my assistance may give him the means To restore his lands and remove his liens.† (source)
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Because the idea of that held such appeal, he reached for the phone to call her, v, lien he heard the sound behind him and turned.† (source)
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Well, if it ain't, boy, you cain't git no lien from the store.† (source)
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She checked the lien books and found dozens of claims for unpaid taxes, unpaid supplies, unpaid subcontractors.† (source)
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A largish sum was missing (not three figures but four, according to a lady with blue hair who worked in the telephone room) and they'd got it back, nearly all of it, and they'd stuck a lien on his pension.† (source)
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Do not struggle for profit, success or security at the price of a lien on your right to exist.† (source)
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He paid me the compliment of saying that he was very glad I had the living though you had come across his tactics, and had praised me up as a lien and a Tillotson, and that sort of thing, till Mrs. Casaubon would hear of no one else.† (source)
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