So we would bet against them and make a killing.
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All to make a killing for their millionaire investors—and themselves.
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That are trying to make a killing and make a difference.
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They make a killing by taking advantage of a rigged system.
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The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's charity auction would make a killing.
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Time to dig the floppy disks out – you could make a killing.
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Apparently, smugglers can make a killing, but I stay out of that.
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A few officials with access to ultra-cheap hard currency make a killing.
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Dumps For Trump™ might make a killing if it's a diaper company.
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In 2020, an activist could tap into that dissatisfaction to make a killing.
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"I'd make a killing taking a percentage of the prize money!" he told me.
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It is an opportunity from which old-school junkyard scavengers can make a killing.
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Corporate interests have discovered that they can make a killing by selling coping mechanisms.
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It's how Facebook and Google make a killing selling ads intended specifically for you.
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We can't control the various industrial polluters who make a killing by killing democracy.
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He's identified 4 trades that will make a killing if his thesis comes to fruition.
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I thought I could make a killing by giving the public what it really wanted.
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And so everyone knew that if you could harness cotton, you could make a killing.
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" She adds, "Thrombey Real Estate is ready to help you make a killing in the market.
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If Walker sold his cars or even took orders for customized designs, he'd make a killing.
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You could try to make a killing on a fixer-upper in a down-at-heel suburb.
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The Ghost with the Most is heading to the stage — and he's ready to make a killing.
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Some of Mr Drahi's fellow plutocrats make a killing from financing the guarantees that auction houses offer.
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Now people are entering the market not just to make a living, but to make a killing.
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If the token's price rose when the crowdsale commenced that fall, presale customers stood to make a killing.
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Basically, Bank of America proved they don't need high long-term interest rates to make a killing here.
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This course will teach you how to find and sell the highest-margin Alibaba products and make a killing.
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When that happens, spinning off one of the divisions as an independent company can make a killing for shareholders.
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The reality is, smartphone makers make a killing charging extra for storage and they're not going to suddenly stop.
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Tech giants — including Apple, Google and Jeff Bezos, who all acquired significant stakes in Uber — will make a killing.
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Buccaneers using cash to push up asset prices to make a killing for themselves and killed the economy are hostile.
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The way Left invests, he can make a killing in a bear market while everyone else on Wall Street suffers.
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But in the larger scheme of things, it doesn't matter much whether Uber's investors take a hit or make a killing.
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Because... Balloon sellers make a killing on Valentine's Day in Pakistan's largest city Karachi - selling one for Rs 50 or more pic.twitter.
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The upshot: the odds that Wall Street traders can make a killing – or get killed – in the markets are about to increase.
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Or, they may get picked off by feral cats or foxes, which make a killing by moving into burned areas after fires.
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But the businessman backtracked Friday, saying the debate would let networks "make a killing" on the event without donating to charitable causes.
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"They could be the least efficient bank in America and they would still be poised to make a killing right now," Cramer said.
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"At a time when the department stores are being eaten alive, The RealReal could be poised to make a killing," the host said.
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"Everyone goes into a new business thinking they're immediately going to make a killing," but that's rarely how it works out, including for Yumpling.
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While Nintendo works to ensure the game's longevity, and the company's competitors scramble to capitalize on augmented reality, one company stands to make a killing.
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It is set to make a killing on Jumia, an African e-commerce platform which has had a volatile listing this year in New York.
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As late as 2015 it believed that as others retrenched it would be the "last man standing" and make a killing when business picked up.
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Boxing champ Andre Berto can spot talent, so he says ... because he's pretty much convinced our photog he could make a killing in the UFC.
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"While earlier investors like Accel, Amadeus, and Meritech will be big winners upon IPO, Wellington won't make a killing," said Atish Davda, CEO at EquityZen.
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I did not see him smile throughout the debate as if he was there to make a killing and he was confident that he would.
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The idea was to use Walsh's money and Barreto's contacts to build a talent factory, and then to make a killing selling players for a profit.
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Disney also stands to make a killing on thousands of licensed products: Elsa satin nightgowns ($30), "super sparkly" lip gloss sets ($255), Olaf diamond pendants ($270,2324).
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So some entrepreneurially minded residents did the math and thought they could make a killing over Super Bowl weekend by renting out rooms or homes on Airbnb.
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Remember, they have licensing deals with Disney, meaning they're gonna make a killing from the new "Avengers" movie ... and the new "Star Wars" out later this year.
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If bean-counters do indeed manage to make access to funds easier and cheaper, then they might make a killing of their own in the local market.
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GOLDMAN SACHS: These 5 trades can help investors make a killing during a crucial earnings seasonThe options market is implying that big single-stock moves are ahead.
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Tech workers may make a killing in the Bay Area, but a lot of that money is going straight back into paying for San Francisco's high rent prices.
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If investors buy into WeWork's ambitious vision when it sells shares to the public in its IPO, a handful of people and investors stand to make a killing.
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Party members are apparently divided over whether to keep the building, which generates considerable rent revenue, or make a killing on the real estate market by selling it.
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The peoples' voice and needs should drive the recovery and rebuilding efforts, not those of private energy firms that make a killing from disaster capitalism after these climate catastrophes.
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"Trump's agenda is likely to produce a substantial pickup in economic growth, and Cintas is exactly the kind of company that will make a killing if that happens," Cramer said.
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This doesn't mean the sharps on Wall Street won't make a killing with this new Hillary in office, but it will probably take them a while to figure out how.
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Don't let anyone tell you this is passive incomeThe internet is awash with self-proclaimed experts telling you how to make a killing with "passive income" through short-term rentals.
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These companies make a killing by renting out data storage, computing power and other essential services to other businesses, essentially selling the picks and shovels of the digital gold rush.
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The long-presumed seller is Benchmark, which stands to make a killing no matter how this story ends, but it's leaning against selling any of its stake, according to sources.
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Remember, the Rams seemed set to make a killing off the RGIII trade, but they used Washington's second overall pick on Greg Robinson, who has been a terrible tackle so far.
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In the aftermath of the SST's demise, seen as a blow to US technological prowess, Boeing went on to make a killing on the subsonic 747, which could carry hundreds of passengers.
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The three-bedroom house usually goes for $10,000 a month, according to the rental listing, but the house's current owner, Chris Butler, is apparently looking to make a killing on Trump-mania.
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In short, if you&aposre a small business owner whose spending habits fit into these categories, you could make a killing on points and then transfer them to United for award travel.
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Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson says O.J. Simpson won't have a problem making money if released from prison ... telling TMZ Sports he thinks Juice can make a killing as a free man.
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"Likewise, the networks want to make a killing on these events and are not proving to be too generous to charitable causes, in this case, women's health issues," he said in his statement.
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News of the hotel crunch then makes it way into headlines around the country, which causes local residents to put their places up on short-term rental services like Airbnb hoping to make a killing.
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In his early 20s he wrote the songs for a musical with a book by Julius J. Epstein about a bunch of date-starved Brooklyn bachelors hoping to make a killing in the stock market.
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Holding onto that may not be entirely rational—Cruz could almost certainly make a killing by renting out the building—yet he opens a video game store utterly lacking in pretense, like LA used to be.
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With his expansive personality and gift for gab, he's a natural at collecting and selling junk, but as he discovers when he tries to make a killing in horse manure, it's too honest a profession for him.
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Just in time, too: On a day when Bobby and company were prepared to make a killing by exploiting advance notice of a natural gas disaster, Andolov brute-force hacked Axe Cap's entire internet and phone system.
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And while The Wolf of Wall Street is about a group of schemers who make a killing on sketchy financial schemes, in the end it totally isolates its central sleazy financial baron played by Leonardo Di Caprio.
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Dollar Bill, of all people, is his unlikely savior, bringing him back on board when Ari offers inside information on S.E.C. investigations that could help them make a killing based on which companies will and won't face eventual indictment.
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Here's a bit from his piece: If a chair company decided to charge $300 for their chairs, somebody else would set up a woodshop, sell their chairs for $250, and make a killing — and so on until chairs cost normal-chair-prices again.
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You get the sense that Jordan would make a killing from releasing a karaoke version of Lush; the album shares DNA with yell-your-guts-out emo like Paramore and Jimmy Eat World on a spiritual level, if not entirely on an aesthetic one.
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More recently, Donald Trump has repeatedly characterized America's alliances and other commitments as sucker bets that allow other countries to make a killing at Washington's expense; he has revived the language, and even proposed reviving some of the policies, associated with the "America First" program of the 1930s.
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War Dogs is directed by Todd Phillips, who very possibly made your favorite bro drama (be it The Hangover, or the other two Hangovers, or Old School) and stars Jonah Hill and Miles Teller as two young guys trying to make a killing off of sketchy military contracts with the US government.
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Going beyond that, here&aposs a rundown of some more recent coverage:Goldman Sachs reveals 22020 single-stock trades that are historically cheap and will help you make a killing during earnings seasonThe stock market&aposs low volatility has cheapened options trades that would profit from the big price swings that typically occur during earnings season.
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On the other hand, it does help stimulate the economy: For every billionaire who pays a Washington consultant half a million dollars to tell him that yes, absolutely sir, the country is crying out for your unique ability to lead, there's a Lexus salesman in Arlington or a bespoke kitchen designer in Bethesda who's about to make a killing.
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The status quo, as Vox's Today, Explained has reported, is that players get nothing while schools make a killing off of them — even as some student-athletes, particularly those from low-income backgrounds, can struggle to make ends meet: At present, many students are offered scholarships but not paid beyond that scholarship, nor do they have the time to hold on-campus employment.
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It's amazing to witness the baldly commercial attempt to shove as many recognizable apps as possible into The Emoji Movie's sad excuse for a plot: Crackle (owned by Sony), WeChat (hugely popular in China, where this movie is aiming to make a killing), Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Dropbox all make appearances, with Dropbox in particular representing a kind of heaven that some of the emojis are trying to reach.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox: It's amazing to witness the baldly commercial attempt to shove as many recognizable apps as possible into The Emoji Movie's sad excuse for a plot: Crackle (owned by Sony), WeChat (hugely popular in China, where this movie is aiming to make a killing), Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Dropbox all make appearances, with Dropbox in particular representing a kind of heaven that some of the emojis are trying to reach.
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Additionally: GOLDMAN SACHS: There's a split in retail, and only 2 types of stores will survive GOLDMAN SACHS: Here's how to make a killing in the market this September Herbalife has a plan that could 'squeeze' hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman UBS: Here are the 10 most crowded bets in the stock market right now We talked to the most bullish Apple analyst on Wall Street about the iPhone 8, AR and China We did the math to see if it's worth buying a Powerball lottery ticket
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Ladies man Nico Constantine comes to Las Vegas to make a killing at the casinos but ends up owing the mob, big time. Nico then meets the beautiful and wealthy Fontaine Khaled and sees her as a potential mark.
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Rochester is a trained actress having graduated from The Australian Academy of Dramatic Arts. Rochester started her career as an actress in the film To Make a Killing (1988). Her next film was The Crossing (1990), which starred Russell Crowe. She acted under the name Lea-Ann Towler.
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His film credits included Games for Parents and Other Children (1975) High Rolling (1977), The Irishman (1978), Newsfront (1978), Palm Beach (1980), Far East (1982), Midnite Spares (1983), With Prejudice (1983), Goodbye Paradise (1983), Unfinished Business (1985), High Tide (1987), To Make a Killing (1988), Boundaries of the Heart (1988), Out of the Body (1988) and Shotgun Wedding (1993).
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Prior to the album's release, "That's Just What You Are" appeared on the soundtrack of Fox Network television series Melrose Place in 1994, while "Amateur" appeared on the Sliding Doors soundtrack in 1998 and NBC television series Ed in 2004. "You Could Make a Killing" appeared on The Curve soundtrack in 1998 and the Cruel Intentions soundtrack in 1999.
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Ghosh hires him as a servant to find out more about him and Meena. A dead beggar to whom Vijay gave his coat and whom he tries to save unsuccessfully from the path of a running train is mistaken for Vijay. Gulabo goes to Ghosh and gets his poems published. Ghosh does so feeling he can exploit the poems and make a killing.
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Literally pennies per month. Yet they make a killing. They've forced the sales way down in certain territories, which wouldn't be so bad if the bands actually got paid." Singer David Byrne of Talking Heads criticized streaming services such as Spotify in October 2013, writing: "If artists have to rely almost exclusively on the income from these services, they'll be out of work within a year.
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Charles Barker (1791–1859) was an English advertising agent. Charles Barker was born in Durham in 1791, the son of an attorney. Working as a King's Messenger in France, he returned to England in 1812, bringing news of Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow. Instead of delivering it directly to the King, Charles delivered the news to Nathan Mayer Rothschild, who used the advance knowledge to make a killing on the Stock Exchange.
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Zachary starts working the night shift in the data entry department. One night he discovers $1,300,000 that has been moving from department to department in small increments. Dwight rewards him for his find by making him an executive vice president and giving him a company car. Within a short time, Zachary is using his bloodthirsty skills to put the bite on potential clients, proving that he can make a killing in the business.
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However, he was unhappy with the final edit and requested that his name be removed from the credits. Lorne Magory directed many episodes, notably the two-part stories "How To Make A Killing" and "The Last Word." One of the founders of Richmond Films and Television, Bill Ward, directed three episodes, and Bren Simson directed some of series two. The show's cinematographer James Devis took the directorial reins for "Windfall", the penultimate episode.
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Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford from the band Squeeze appear as background vocalists and musicians on "That's Just What You Are", "Frankenstein", and "It's Not Safe", and they allowed Mann to use a riff from their song "Up the Junction" on "Long Shot". Juliana Hatfield provides backing vocals on "You Could Make a Killing" and "Amateur." Neil Innes, from The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Monty Python and The Rutles, provides backing vocals on "It's Not Safe".
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Kothari informs Rizwan that he has bribed a government minister to select a company called Skycom and the two can make a killing on the deal. Kothari gives Rizwan the money to buy Skycom and Rizwan becomes the company's owner. Rizwan convinces his new brother-in- law Anwar to invest all of his savings to Skycom shares. However, Skycom's bid is rejected, and Rizwan is ruined when Kothari sells off all of his Skycom shares right before the announcement of the bid winner.
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Charles finally gets fed up and jumps off the train. Now separated, Jean's con team urges her to close the deal, saying she's got him over a barrel and can make a killing in a settlement. While Charles' father and lawyers are on the phone with her pleading to settle quickly, Jean says she doesn't want any money at all, just for Charles to tell her it's over to her face. Charles refuses, and through his father Jean learns that he's departing on another ocean voyage.
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Kenny Phillips (Lee Ross) is one of Lynda's (few) long-term friends and is her assistant editor in the first three series. Kenny is much calmer than Lynda, though is still dominated by her. Despite this, he is one of the few people able to stand up to Lynda, in his own quiet way. Although he identifies himself as "sweet", he is unlucky in love: Jenny (Sadie Frost), the girlfriend he meets in "How to Make a Killing", dumps him because he is too understanding.
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Several products have been released, specifically four novelisations, a video and the complete collection on DVD. Four novelisations were written by Bill Moffat and published by Hippo Books/Scholastic in 1989 and 1990 based on the first two series. First Edition was based on the first three episodes, with Public Exposure covering "Interface" and "How to Make a Killing." The third book, Checkmate, covered "Breakfast at Czar's", "Picking Up the Pieces" and "Going Back to Jasper Street", and reveals that Julie left the graphics department to go to art college.
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Field said Carillion had "hoodwinked" the government and viewed PwC's involvement in managing the liquidation as a potential conflict of interest. Reeves said: "The dice are loaded in the Big Four's favour. They make a killing in fees advising struggling companies how to turn them round and then they pocket millions tidying up when that advice fails." In August 2018, it was reported that PwC billed for £20.4m in fees during the first eight weeks of the insolvency, charging an average of £356 an hour, with the Official Receiver, David Chapman, alone billing almost £300,000.
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Meanwhile, the other pages rally to Marty's defense and appeal to Coleridge and Owens to reconsider their decision. Convinced by their sincerity, Coleridge informs his young protégé that the page appointment is his once again. Realizing that his reinstatement is jeopardized by what he has done, Marty hastens to Conroy's apartment in New York, offering to return the bribe money and begging him not to divulge the contents of the appropriations bill. Too late, Conroy replies, he's already shared the inside information with his group of investors, who hope to make a killing in the stock market.
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The four survivors are brought to the lighthouse: the bosun Harker; Colonel James Skinsale MP; the owner, Lord Palmerdale; and his highly strung secretary Adelaide Lessage. Over time it emerges Palmerdale has bought government secrets from Skinsale and was desperate to reach the stock exchange to make a killing – hence the reason the ship was travelling at such a pace. Harker and the Doctor retrieve Ben's body and the Time Lord deduces it has been used as an anatomy lesson for an alien life form. He determines that their best protection is to secure the lighthouse to keep the creature out.
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Smart, handsome, and charming, there is no one who could say no to college senior Sam. But when a surprise tuition bill leaves him thousands of dollars in the hole, Sam is forced to think outside the box. Convincing his three roommates they can make a killing exploiting the gullible church crowd, the guys start a sham charity and begin campaigning across the country, raising funds for a cause as fake as their message. But when sweet tour manager Callie, the object of Sam’s affections, discovers their ruse, it’s Sam’s moment, alone in the spotlight, to decide what he really believes.
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The plot, set in what appears to be Los Angeles, involves Modesty and Willie preventing the kidnap of a young girl who turns out to be a computer genius and has been working for Tarrant's agency. Although both Modesty and Willie's back stories are given as described by O'Donnell, no explanation is provided for their North American accents or presence in California. Tarrant, as an operative of an American secret service, naturally does not have his knighthood. The super-computer they have been developing has been stolen by Debbie Defarge to use to make a killing on the New York stock exchange.
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Karol Borowiecki, a Polish nobleman, is the managing engineer at the Bucholz textile factory. With the help of his friends Max Baum, a German who is the heir to an old handloom factory, and Moritz Welt, an independent Jewish businessman, they embark on setting up their own brand new textile plant. Borowiecki's affair with Lucy Zucker, the wife of another textile magnate, gives him advance notice of a change in cotton tariffs and helps Welt to make a killing on the Hamburg futures market. However, more money has to be found so all three characters cast aside their pride to raise the necessary capital.
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Karol Borowiecki (Daniel Olbrychski), a young Polish nobleman, is the managing engineer at the Bucholz textile factory. He is ruthless in his career pursuits, and unconcerned with the long tradition of his financially declined family. He plans to set up his own factory with the help of his friends Max Baum (Andrzej Seweryn), a German and heir to an old handloom factory, and Moritz Welt (Wojciech Pszoniak), an independent Jewish businessman. Borowiecki's affair with Lucy Zucker (Kalina Jędrusik), the wife of another textile magnate, gives him advance notice of a change in cotton tariffs and helps Welt to make a killing on the Hamburg futures market.
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Jeff Evans, writing in the Guinness Television Encyclopedia, writes that the series adopts a "far more adult approach" than "previous efforts in the same vein" such as A Bunch of Fives. Some critics also compared it with Hill Street Blues, Lou Grant "and other thoughtful US dramas, thanks to its realism and its level-headed treatment of touchy subjects." The first series approached solvent abuse in "How To Make A Killing", and the NSPCC assisted in the production of the "Something Terrible" episodes about child abuse. The team were held hostage by a gun enthusiast in series three's "The Last Word", while the final episode approaches drug abuse.
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"Nothing Is Good Enough", here an instrumental, appears in lyrical form on that album. (Bachelor also includes "Red Vines", a song Mann wrote about director Anderson.) The beginning of the song "You Could Make a Killing" and the bit that appears after the track "It's Not Safe", both from I'm with Stupid, also appear briefly in the beginning of the film, but the tracks do not appear on this album. The song "One", written by Harry Nilsson and originally made popular by Three Dog Night, is played during the first five minutes of the movie, and contains several obscure musical references to other Nilsson songs. It opens with a sample of Nilsson saying "Okay, Mr. Mix!" taken from the start of his song "Cuddly Toy".
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Speculative land dealing and building go back a long way in the area. Much of East Molesey resulted from large scale land speculation in the 1850s by one Francis Jackson Kent who saw an opportunity to make a killing when the railway arrived at Hampton Court in 1849, quickly snapping up land nearby and selling it on to wealthy individuals or developers who rapidly built on low lying former meadows that had always been flood prone. They naturally remained so until the 1960s when the nearby River Mole was re channeled after a hugely expensive flood. Pictures of the East Molesey area and Hampton Court station environs (on the opposite bank to the Palace) in flood conditions recur in 19th and 20th centuries.
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Joanna Lockwood is an Australian actress who has played regular roles in various television series. After roles in Crawford series Homicide and Matlock Police she completed a brief stint in the closing episodes of soap opera Number 96 in 1977 (that starred her father) she then played the ongoing lead role of police officer's wife and former stripper Valerie Johnson in police drama series Cop Shop, which began on-air in late 1977. After leaving that series she played Diane Kennedy in the 1988 film To Make a Killing, and had short-term on-going roles in soap opera Sons and Daughters in the mid-1980s, E Street in 1989, A Country Practice in 1993 and Home and Away in 1996.
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