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1. List of paraphrases for "free-of-charge":

   free, toll-free

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1. Andrzej Duda:

   Simply, we decided to put those jets at the disposal of NATO's not expecting anything in return because we stressed very clearly that as a gap-filler for the donated equipment we are able to buy what we would need as a replacement, and we, ourselves, were ready to do that and provide our equipment free of charge and that we wanted NATO, as a whole, to make a common decision so that Poland remains a member of NATO, not a country who decides on its own on important issues, which impact the security of NATO's help, which would impact this initiative of all members of NATO. Also, our neighbors who are part of NATO, members of NATO.

2. Liberal Party spokesman Jakob Ellemann-Jensen:

   All Danish citizens and refugees coming here receive universal health care ; you receive education from preschool to university, and you receive elderly care ; you receive language training and integration training free of charge, paid for by the government, the only demand that we set to measure this is if you have the means to pay for your housing and for your food -- regardless of whether you are a Dane or whether you are a refugee -- then you should.

3. Tom Burt:

   This is a step that we're taking free of charge, we're not going to make any revenue from this at all, the whole point is what can we do as a company to help defend The American democracy and protect the vote ?

4. Lynnell Frenning-Wallace:

   This lady from Holland contacted me through Facebook Messenger and said her father was looking with a metal detector in the area of Market Garden in Holland and he found my dad’s helmet from World War 2, i said I would pay the postage on it and he said, ‘absolutely not, I will send it free of charge’.

5. Douglas Campbell:

   The contract called for four payments of $750,000 over twelve months, aPCO was expected to give assistance free of charge to the Clinton Global Initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the Obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from Uranium One to the US-Russia Civilian Nuclear Cooperation agreement.