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big money

noun

  1. large sums of money

    there's big money in professional golf



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Liberal Democrats like to blow their bugles about how all the big money in politics comes from rich Republicans.

A month ago it looked like the NFL might at last be pilloried for its culture of violence and big money.

Big Money is a good guide to the players and places in all this, but ultimately Vogel left me hungry.

Too frequently, recalibrating labor law in America requires a battle of big money and bigger egos.

Their president was famous for ridiculous big money in politics.

Hundreds of aliens, many of them hostile to the United States, are making big money, which is sent abroad.

The man who trains today will hold down the big-money Radio job of the future.

Also plan to earn money while learning to be a draftsman and proof of big money paying positions in great industries.

Men willing to work for success will write for this big money-making opportunity, today.

Fortunes would rise from footnotes; and there would be big money made in bibliography.

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