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The game itself is free and has no monthly subscription fee.

There will be a sample period of a month or so, then a subscription fee.

On top of that, members are required to pay additional subscription fee each year.

Is it possible that there will be a subscription fee on top of game sales?

High subscription fees will ban many people from key sources of information.

You may have to be willing to pay a monthly subscription fee.

Both will be supported by advertising and perhaps some subscription fees.

I'm paying a subscription fee in order to access to their network.

Most programs come with free updates for a year, and then require a subscription fee.

A person can be given any number of cards upon paying the subscription fees.

The software has a 15 day free trial and then a subscription fee is required to continue the service.

One person is responsible, however, for paying the monthly subscription fee.

As of 2010 the subscription fee is 15 euros per year (6 issues).

All communication costs are included in the broadcast service subscription fee.

Moody was also the first to charge subscription fees to investors.

But for now, the competition is over Internet access and the revenue from subscription fees.

The battle is over billions of dollars in annual subscription fees.

"We might even get a couple of fellows who'll pay their subscription fees.

No subscription fee was required to play the game.

An online version of the newsletter is also available for the same subscription fee.

Subscription fees or dues are also decided on at the annual general meeting.

The Institute is open to public membership by payment of a subscription fee.

Some allow you to listen free but with advertising; others charge subscription fees.

Within a year, over 10 million people were paying a monthly subscription fee to take part in this environment.

Originally distributed free of charge, a subscription fee was set in 1999.

Your subscription rate should go up with that change, it did for me.

Subscription rates typically run 25 percent or more below the cover prices.

The initial subscription rate was half a crown a term.

With a subscription rate of 149 per 100 population, Lithuania is ranked the 8th in the world.

At this time subscription rates were $17 for one year.

The subscription rate for families - no matter how many children - is $135.

This should improve cable options and lower subscription rates pretty quickly.

The current subscription rate is €25 for 12 issues in Ireland.

Subscription rates will not be increased in order to help keep circulation levels from slipping.

The nationwide subscription rate fell by ten percent, to less than a third of the total household market.

The most obvious tactic would be to raise consumers' subscription rates.

In 1952 it became a weekly service with a subscription rate of $10 a year.

Eventually the publisher must contemplate an increase to the annual subscription rate.

Subscription rates were printed inside the journal's front cover.

Some schools pay a $150 annual subscription rate for 100 issues; others receive it free.

The subscription rate should then be higher for addresses outside London to ensure a contribution to the capital cost.

Subscription rates were affordable, only two dollars a year, but the paper was already struggling financially by the end of 1886.

Prices and subscription rates may well increase, with the postage costs being cited as a factor.

Your problem is that your subscription rates and options are a mess.

This barrier was overcome in a later amendment to the Charter, and the subscription rate increased.

For more information, including subscription rates, call 693-1151.

Promotional activities are reviewed in light of subscription rates.

There was no reduction in subscription rates when the colonist reduced production to six days per week.

They said the legislation was an important antidote to rapidly rising cable television subscription rates.

For reservations, subscription rates or information, call 536-4792.