The average Republican politician, though, made out like a bandit.
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But the big bank and mortgage lenders made out like bandits.
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"We can't keep doing this because CEOs made out like bandits," Cramer said.
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I made out like I was going to the loo, leaving my yoga mat and bedding in the room.
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Families (like mine) that invested in real estate in the area in the early '80s made out like bandits.
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I'm glad they made out like bandits, but I think it's time they're viewed in the manner they should be.
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Jeff Bezo$ made out like Scrooge McDuck on Black Friday after rising Amazon share prices lifted his personal fortune to more than $100 billion.
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"After two years of President Obama's Cuba policy, the Castro regime has made out like bandits," said U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, a Cuban-American lawmaker from Florida.
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The only ones who made out like bandits are the lawyers and others who processed the case for Death Row ... they got a grand total of $8.3 mil.
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I didn't want to have sex mostly because I was about to come on my period, but I made out like I wanted to wait because I was classy.
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There's more ... the court docs also show Candace made out like a bandit in terms of spousal support -- with Derek agreeing to shell out $109,000 A MONTH ($1.3 MILLION per year).
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Motley Crüe made out like bandits on its farewell tour by ripping off two famous rock 'n' roll photographers -- slapping their work on all sorts of merchandise ... according to the photogs.
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" CNBC's "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said it is time to protect workers: "The punishment [of Dodd Frank was that] we can't keep doing this, because the CEOs made out like bandits.
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Few economics findings have penetrated the public consciousness in recent years as much as this one: Income inequality has exploded in recent decades, and the top 1 percent in particular have made out like bandits.
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Enter one small dark room and you are confronted with a freezer containing a waxwork life-size replica of the director himself, made out like the frosty corpse of Jack Torrance at the end of The Shining.
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Mosler reasoned this private sector deficit (the flip side of the government surplus) would inevitably lead to recession, so he bet on interest rates to fall (which they did in 2001) and his hedge fund again made out like bandits.
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There's no better feeling than walking out the door juggling a handful of jumbo, 3-wick jars — knowing you made out like a bandit and your living room will smell like Sweet Pea or Eucalyptus and Spearmint (depending on your mood) for the next six months straight.
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But wait, some people made out like bandits during the mortgage bond boom and bust and even the Great Recession — people like, say, highly remunerated Wall Street executives, mortgage traders, and hedge fund managers; people like, maybe, former Goldman Sachs President Gary Cohn and former Goldman Sachs mortgage bond trader and later hedge fund manager Steven Mnuchin, the two men now running economic policy in the Trump administration.
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According to the artist, the song is written for "sisters like me, with skin as dark as the night that shines so effortlessly. I wrote this for my sister, who looks in the mirror and calls out to beauty, who can no longer see her." Janelle Monáe's 2018 track "Django Jane" refers to Black Girl Magic. The lyrics, "Black girl magic, y'all can't stand it / Y'all can't ban it, made out like a bandit." The artist wrote about the line on Genius: > Because we come from generations and generations of queens and kings, and > then having to go through being stripped of our identity, of our magic, > we’re resilient. It’s a celebration of our resilience, our power, our > influence on culture, the way we wear our hair, our style has been > influential to the fashion worlds and music worlds, just to media, and to > culture, for many decades and centuries.
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