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charge in

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charge in (to some place)
to move quickly or run wildly into a place. The people charged into the store on the day of the sale. They all charged in trying to be first in line.
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Timer batter chargers has the same output similar to simple chargers but they charge in less than half the time of manual chargers and output is ceased after a pre-determined time.
In those cases in which the actual charge submitted to Medicare by the provider exceeds the Medicare fee schedule amount, the radiology group should compare the fee schedule amount to the provider's usual charge in order to determine whether the submitted charge exceeds 120% of the provider's usual charge.
A research-charge designee (RCD) in research administration must be informed of the research charge in a timely fashion.
 
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