| paid leave | 14.35 | The zoo gave him paid leave. | ||
| paid vacation | 3.49 | No paid vacation. | ||
| paid consultant | 2.90 | Davis is a paid consultant for Microsoft. | ||
| paid advertisement | 2.83 | Many also carry paid advertisements for larger sites. | ||
| paid job | 2.83 | It was the first paid job I ever had. | ||
| paid worker | 2.76 | The state does have plenty of highly paid workers. | ||
| paid advertising | 2.44 | There was surprisingly little paid advertising in large newspapers. | ||
| paid work | 2.37 | Paid work, for one thing. | ||
| paid staff | 2.30 | The sanctuary has no paid staff. | ||
| paid holiday | 2.24 | He gets no paid holidays, vacations or raises. | ||
| paid service | 1.78 | AOL has similar plans to offer paid services. | ||
| paid attention | 1.71 | On Friday people paid attention. | ||
| paid employee | 1.71 | We are not their paid employees. | ||
| paid informant | 1.71 | His supplier lives the high life as a paid informant. | ||
| paid time | 1.71 | Paid time off, according to Kaylor. | ||
| paid player | 1.65 | But how much greater access did the paid players provide? | ||
| paid subscription | 1.58 | A paid subscription service is to launch this summer. | ||
| paid position | 1.45 | All three are paid positions. | ||
| paid employment | 1.38 | Women are less likely to be in paid employment than men. | ||
| paid million | 1.32 | And the best players are paid millions. |