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Foot The Bill

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Foot The Bill - to pay the bill

• I will foot the bill.
• My brother always foots the bill, when we go out.
• Do you want me to foot the bill?
• We always take turns footing the bill.
• I have enough money to foot the bill.
• My sister said, that she would foot the bill.

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