Even on vacation, most of us aren't exactly made of money.
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It's exactly what it sounds like: a lei made of money instead of fresh flowers.
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Now, heading straight toward this solar system are two giant Death Stars made of money.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn't made of money, but he sure has a lot of it.
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Click here to view original GIFSo unless you are made of money you do not need this oven.
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But we're not made of money; let's see which retailer has the best deals in some key categories.
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My family isn't made of money either and I have to take harder classes in order to hopefully get a scholarship.
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I signed up for my strenuous school schedule in hopes of receiving a scholarship for college because my family is not made of money.
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Granted, that'll run you $350, but it seems safe to assume that you're made of money if you're speccing out a 1TB Galaxy Note.
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You may think you're too late to invest in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin and wear suits made of money — but you're actually just in time.
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It would be great if we could all go and get a professional massage whenever we feel the need, but we're not made of money.
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Thompson wants people to know that "you don't have to be an artist, interior designer, engineer, or be made of money" to create projects like this.
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"You don't have to be an artist, interior designer, engineer, or be made of money," Brian said of people who want to take on this kind of project.
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Once upon a time, there was a therapist who wasn't going to do any good and cost too much, and it's not like the man was made of money.
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Of course, this doesn't make it any easier to swallow the fact that living in New York is a miserably expensive and wildly unpredictable experience that often necessitates living with other people unless you're made of money.
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One illustration depicts Sanders beside a tree made of money, while another shows a grinning Sanders appearing to hold his house in the palm of his hand while two other properties he owns sit on his shoulders.
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With a name made of money, he is best known for his collaborations with some of the biggest artists in hip-hop such as Kanye West, Wiz Khalifa, 2 Chainz, YG, and Post Malone ... just to name a few.
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"Any artwork put into ArtPrize is going to be about ArtPrize, the DeVoses and Trump," said Eric Millikin, an artist in Detroit whose entry, "Made of Money," used a weave of actual dollar bills and digital manipulation to produce portraits of accomplished people who died poor.
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And so now you have to put on sweatpants and sneakers and a shirt, and count out a load of money from your change mug—you could put this purchase on a card, but you know the corner shop you're going to charges 50 cents for card transactions, and you're not made of money, are you?
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READMEBest smart TV platform currently available—not matter what Apple tries to doExceptional 4K upscalingLike most new TVs, it has pretty lousy audio, so invest in a sound barUnless you are made of money or a professional TV calibrator this is all the TV you needA note for calibrators: Roku FINALLY gives you the ability to fine-tune color and white levels in the UP130 series.
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ArtPrize was originally an annual event; in 2018 it was switched to a biennial schedule. ArtPrize was created in 2009 by Rick DeVos, the son of Republican gubernatorial candidate Dick DeVos and United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. The DeVos family contributes approximately $560,000 annually to the ArtPrize budget. In 2017, the festival's connection to the DeVos family's wealth and their conservative politics was criticized by artist Eric Millikin in his “Made of Money” installation, placed within ArtPrize.
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Several other scenes show the singer dancing with fans and street performers while sporting a light bow on her head. Beyoncé also dances a choreographed dance with several female background dancers on a skee ball game. Scenes of love couples and instances of various iconic establishments are also featured throughout. Footage of Beyoncé leading a crowd for the choreography at a concert is also featured as well as the singer appearing with a bat made of money.
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The fifth act, during which the singer wore an outfit made of money started with a performance of "We Found Love". Rihanna performs a shortened version of "S&M;" while having fun in the audience, followed up by "Only Girl (In the World)" and "Don't Stop the Music". The set is finished with a performance of her 2012 single "Where Have You Been". For the encore, Rihanna gets back on the stage as she sings "a strong version" of "Stay" and finishes the concert with "Diamonds".
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Alexander Charles "Oofy" Prosser is a recurring fictional character from the stories of British comic writer P. G. Wodehouse, being the millionaire member of the Drones Club. He is also a friend of Jeeves's master Bertie Wooster. The most wealthy and envied member of the Club, he has the nickname "Oofy", which is British slang for "wealthy" or "made of money"."Prosser" was also late 19th century British slang, meaning a "beggar", one who cadges loans, and thus his surname puns on standard English beggar and beggar, slang for a "bloke" or "chap"; the entire name thus meaning "wealthy bloke".
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