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License Fee
(redirected from Television licence)

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License Fee
An amount of money one must pay in order to acquire a license. For example, one may be required to pay $25 for a driver's license, even after one passes the driver's test. See also: Import license, Export license.
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TELEVISION licence officers have caught more than 6,500 people without licences in Liverpool this year.
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