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| In his claim, Livingston said district officials informed him in July that they had suspended payment of the $234,000 settlement signed in May, ``pending further review by the district. After stating that Henry II merely suspended payment for a quarter instead of defaulting on his loans in 1557, for instance, Baumgartner explains that the debt compiled by the middle of the sixteenth century required such exorbitant taxes that it soured the Third Estate on the monarchy, at the same time that it prevented the king and his sons from lavishing the gifts to which the nobles d'epee had become accustomed or from engaging in the foreign wars that kept them happy in the king's armies. The bank also will grant up to 18 months of temporary forbearance to repay suspended payments, also with no credit reporting. |
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suspend from the profession of law suspend operation suspend work suspended suspended animation suspended judgment Suspended license, failure to learn of ticket suspended payment Suspended Sentence Suspender suspense suspenseful suspension Suspension of a right suspension of activity |
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