They spend the next number of months working with them to ensure every single
piece of change necessary is undertaken.
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You can't throw a rock around here and not hit some politically connected insider with a yen to house the downtrodden and walk away with a nice
piece of change in the bargain.
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"They have the IP (intellectual property) and license for well over 20 products and make a nice
piece of change being on the Las Vegas Strip with that," Montgomery says, noting that most reality personalities don't generate much ancillary income at first.
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For those who have a short memory, prior to the Pension Modernization Act of 2006, that
piece of change was owned by the insurance industry.
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"It's a big
piece of change and we have to ensure that it is done right," Mr.
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The day comes when a label printer lands that big dream job, the one that will cover the expense of a new press and operator and make the company a nice
piece of change. It might happen, however, that business has improved for press manufacturers as well, and as a result the delivery time for new equipment is pushed farther away.
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"That happens to be a significantly larger
piece of change than he got for his Baron.
The high cost of LSAs
That market is no small
piece of change. Last year the U.S.
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"For us that's $300 million, so it's no small
piece of change."
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Sometimes the happy visitor would have a gift, or even a little
piece of change to give you.
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The ones who are honest will always tell you that money is part of the reason--the economics of Broadway guarantee that even if a show flops, the choreographer takes home a nice
piece of change. But Jones' company is an uncommonly successful one.
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There were a few half-chances, the first when Didier Drogba got his one
piece of change out of the superb Carragher early on and dragged wide and the second when the African fed William Gallas on the left midway through the opening half.
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But enough times to make a nice
piece of change. In particular, folks will pay for information that improves their health, business, careers, and lives.
Rules of ruling the road
That's a nice
piece of change considering that the odds were already weighing heavily in Houston's favor since Citgo could get cheap office space and much better transportation here.
Editor's notebook
For someone on Social Security, the difference between $3,600 a year and $6,000 a year is a serious
piece of change. "Of course I know why," she quickly added in answer to her own question: "It's the big money they give the politicians.
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