Even in the archetypal rags-to-riches story, Horatio Alger's novel "Ragged Dick" (1868), no riches are actually obtained — only the chance to work toward riches.
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The victims are nouveaux riches, whose tragic end provides a convenient moral tale for the vieux riches who snub them and the not-at-all riches who love to see powerful people undone.
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He began blogging about his riches-to-rags-to-riches-again story, which has proven to be incredibly popular.
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For example, Bill Gates is not just known for his riches, but for the philanthropic work he does with those riches.
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The former cleaning woman has written a rags-to-riches story that's long on rags before finally offering a hint of riches.
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Both have charming cult hits and rags to riches stories (PnB's "Alone" slaps, although Fetty's admittedly a little farther along the riches part of the path).
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It's a rags-to-riches tale — the book is somewhat famous for featuring Amoruso's time dumpster-diving in her early 20s, before the riches set in.
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The one that really upset me, actually, was James Corden's book, because it was a fantastic book of rags to riches with no mention of the riches.
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However, it forcefully established Basquiat's rags to riches trajectory (or as BBC's recent 2018 documentary title updates with "Rage to Riches"), from enfant terrible to the cataclysmic martyr.
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After narrowly escaping a certain demise, Richer Poorer managed to rebuild themselves into a cult-favorite basics brand in a strange riches-to-rags-back-to-riches story of resilience.
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The people here may dream of riches — who doesn't?
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The arc of his life took Father Keating from riches to rags and back to riches again, Mr. Jones said in a telephone interview: He was born into affluence and privilege in Manhattan, walked away from it all when he entered an austere monastic community in Rhode Island, and was rewarded with spiritual riches.
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That means there are riches and renown to be had.
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How will Mr Son and his team deploy these riches?
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Now more will struggle to trade their way to riches.
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The next generation of MPs offers an embarrassment of riches.
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I never believed that music was the path to riches.
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This transaction will help them turn paper riches into cash.
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Every day millions of people rely on the lake's riches.
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But with his great riches, comes a lot of scrutiny.
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We truly have an embarrassment of riches in our field.
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Sanders found his riches in buying houses and writing books.
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Are there riches to be found in its hulking wreckage?
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Nonetheless, Birshtein's role in Shnaider's rise to riches is indelible.
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"It's an embarrassment of riches for us," Mr. Everett said.
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What is gained and lost in the pursuit of riches?
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The Riches took Colony Starwood to court themselves and won.
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Local talent can be overlooked among the riches of Dallas.
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His story involves rags, riches and a stint in prison.
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When we devalue nature, we deprive ourselves of its riches.
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The outspoken fighter isn't afraid to show off his riches.
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It had come to seem an embarrassment of unearned riches.
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But nonscholars like me are not deprived of its riches.
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If the Palestinians take it, he suggested, riches would follow.
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In this regard, Merkel faces a veritable embarrassment of riches.
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The riches of Prime Day extended to retailers beyond Amazon.
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The theft of riches from temples is common in India.
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Pumped milk still carries most other riches of breast milk.
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The riches of history can be plucked at any point.
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ICOs on the other hand are wild bets that a person who is connected to the crypto space will know better what to do with unearned crypto riches than the owners of those riches.
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Ms Amoruso's tale is the very essence of rags to riches.
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Bolting to la la land Talk about an embarrassment of riches.
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Barack's vows would not promise riches, but only an interesting life.
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I'd like to share some of her riches with you now.
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Under Mr Salmond, supporters were promised a land of relative riches.
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Many Colombians bristle at the idea of sharing the ship's riches.
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As you've accumulated vast riches and influence, you've become a target.
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Go find your riches on Android or make a Roku app.
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In fact, some letters will be such an embarrassment of riches.
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They offer regular jobs rather than a tantalising chance of riches.
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It promised untold (political) riches, if only you could find it.
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Johannesburg, the city of gold, owes its existence to these riches.
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Still, he forges ahead, sniffing an obvious opportunity for untold riches.
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Instead of the riches they expected, they will be nursing losses.
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There are plenty more presentations — a veritable embarrassment of mobility riches.
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However, the Grand Jamboree is not primarily a route to riches.
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He parlayed his riches into a governorship and U.S. Senate seat.
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We will not be the bridge to your riches and success.
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Still, other community colleges continue to look overseas for potential riches.
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Amazon's road to riches began when it went public in 1997.
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I guess you could say it's a wags to riches story.
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By any name ... he's clearly indulging in all riches can buy.
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Tech and real estate are the paths to riches in China.
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Rice to Riches in NYC sells 21 flavors of rice pudding.
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But Richemont's jewellery riches at least give it a shiny goal.
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At other churches pastors have been accused of accumulating unseemly riches.
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The goal was to share the oil riches with future generations.
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I am thankful for the riches they brought to my life.
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They may lead toward riches, but they lead away from happiness.
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Because for many years they took the riches of Latin America.
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He showered riches on business, wealthy people and, not coincidentally, himself.
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Their commitment to reviving the musical riches of "Clemenza" was inspiring.
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You need both to pay today's bills and create tomorrow's riches.
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When it comes to moons, Jupiter is an embarrassment of riches.
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He is also within reach of greater riches as a boxer.
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But as riches rained down on the family, so did betrayal.
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These higher-tech lines of business promise riches in the future.
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War ensued as human empires battled for control over Tiranoc's riches.
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RICHES ARE not always the fruit of labour, skill and luck.
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He's willing to shoulder the heavy burden of flaunting his riches.
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Yeah, this is a real rags to riches story for ol' Dan.
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Death was a fact of life on the road to riches, but
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The victor, though, should not expect riches from the mostly friendly race.
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She is the classic American rags-to-riches, entrepreneurial success story, Paul.
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It's the rags-to-riches story of a poor boy done well.
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But in California, that wealth of riches proved a double-edged sword.
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Property mogul Zhang Xin's story is a classic "rags to riches" tale.
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The rags-to-riches story behind that app is also quite interesting.
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Vivian's rag-to-riches story largely depends on her ability to pass.
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Because the promise of riches, love, and even glory are not enough.
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His books, "Billionaire Secrets to Success" and "Bailout Riches," became best-sellers.
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The trade war, it hopes, will be a bags-to-riches tale.
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And I think we have an embarrassment of riches among the candidates.
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Yet a scarcity of riches defines the quarterback position in the NFL.
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But one past winner stressed that sudden riches come with potential pitfalls.
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And here, he explains, people are seeking not just riches but alternatives.
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The "Peak TV" whiteboard My goodness, it was an embarrassment of riches.
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That's very different from 2017, where we've got an embarrassment of riches.
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Vyvian aspired to riches, but had a long way yet to go.
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In reality, the American story is not a rags to riches story.
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Riches, fame, hotels, this beautiful wife, the world's greatest line of neckties.
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In short, the modern Republican Party is a rags-and-riches story.
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At home, his rags-to-riches story has earned him loyal admirers.
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That app tsunami, and the riches it generated, spawned new economic opportunities.
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Blame it on the embarrassment of riches, of which they're a part.
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But now the riches are trickling down a bit further, to assistants.
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China is the latest power to try to share in the riches.
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Only he knows if rings and obscene riches will compensate for that.
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Wealth managers mostly go where their clients prefer to park their riches.
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But to fully appreciate its riches, nothing beats a hands-on demonstration.
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Its treasures were mere dirt, beside the riches of its unborn successor!
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The year in theater had many riches and no shortage of surprise.
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Addressing those risks requires tapping into the genetic riches of wild varieties.
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The Iranian poor do see the vast riches of the Iranian elite.
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The two achieved riches and prominence that most reporters only dream about.
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Happy to return to the column — so many riches to choose from.
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When it comes to comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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Many fledgling creators dream of waking up to viral fame and riches.
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They were certainly roads to riches for Mr. Chen and his colleagues.
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Critic's Notebook The riches of the collection extend to its inaugural exhibitions.
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An embarrassment of metaphoric riches for our artless embarrassment of a president!
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Rarely have the political advantages of untrammeled riches been so conspicuously displayed.
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Few genres romanticize rags-to-riches stories the way country music does.
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Will riches really make her invulnerable to pain or immune to attack?
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But that hasn't stopped Boeing from using its riches to influence Congress.
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It's an inspiring rags-to-riches story that also offers valuable leadership .
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He said Mexico contained a wealth of potential rags-to-riches stories.
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Even for a company with Google's riches, that proved too much to gamble.
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But the path to riches didn't happen without breaking a few lousy eggs.
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You know, someone on their way to riches, stunningly attractive, and genius-smart.
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Supplying the American consumer was once a ticket to riches for emerging markets.
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But he is far from the only Hollywood rags to riches success story.
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Basava implored followers to renounce "all the ties born of vanity and riches".
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The Portuguese showed little mercy to the heathen in their quest for riches.
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Don't cry for Lawrence though — cream cheese drove his rags to riches story.
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But talent, riches, and resources have held this team back in certain ways.
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It may be their time to get some crazy riches of their own.
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One of the developers, Tamir Sapir, had followed an unlikely path to riches.
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This could make it harder for accusers to collect damages from Epstein's riches.
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Ujiri's story has been described by CNN as a "rags to riches" tale.
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Enrico showed me the storeroom where these riches were locked up at night.
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She was born in 1868, into a British family of great industrial riches.
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The evil dwarf had put a spell on him and stolen his riches.
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Once getting approved, the struggle for riches from cannabis was far from over.
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Their fame and riches mean they wield a lot of power and influence.
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At dinner in the trendy meatpacking district, he relished Europe's variety and riches.
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Better to spare yourself riches for the moment you will need them most.
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The consequences of battling over northern Iraq's riches extend beyond the region's borders.
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Still, he used the chance to catapult himself to greater riches and power.
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For enthusiasts, it's an embarrassment of riches; for escape room owners, it's expensive.
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Young players with dreams of glory think elite training programs lead to riches.
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Why it matters: Emerging countries will struggle to trade their way to riches.
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When it comes to live comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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Commanders knew that the plunder of new lands could garner them vast riches.
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Dangle the prospects of celebrity and riches, and plenty of charlatans rush forward.
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But if wishes were fishes we'd all swim in riches, as they say.
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The Moon is in Leo, a sign that's all about luxury and riches.
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You've got just a month left to use the streaming riches of FilmStruck.
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He will sacrifice the horse — now, for the riches of the dollar store.
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And you can restream "Atlanta," Donald Glover's Emmy-nominated rags-and-riches comedy.
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For a select few, the Grand Prix has been a springboard to riches.
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Whether outright lies or misplaced optimism, clearly these promises of riches were overstated.
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It's time to start reform where it's needed, directing the riches to children.
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Frank Bruni Donald Trump's riches, rages and romance with Russia all demand scrutiny.
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We cannot enjoy the riches of the forest and leave them in poverty.
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His riches bought an ostentatious wardrobe that included ostrich and python skin jackets.
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He had been born poor and worked his way to riches and fame.
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But despite their abundance of ancient riches, India's temples are often poorly managed.
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Because of the unlimited riches it was often described as a dissolute place.
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" And this one ... "Dreamin' of riches, in a position of makin' a difference.
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Rewind Rags-to-riches gangster films flooded the market in the early 1930s.
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Under Boris Yeltsin, shrewd operators found riches as state-controlled entities were privatized.
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But they're still bathing in their riches, sipping martinis, and dripping in jewels.
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For most of the 20th century British politics has enjoyed an embarrassment of riches.
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Despite its oil riches, most of the country's 1.2 million people live in poverty.
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Venezuela's oil riches—and woes Venezuela holds the largest oil reserves in the world.
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You have 24 hours with the phone made of riches and sex and fame!
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The history of gold mining in South Africa is one of riches and neglect.
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Cuba, Mexico, and the riches of the California-landed diaspora also make good showings.
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The school is now thinking about how they'll spend some of their newfound riches.
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The story of the mobster is the rags-to-riches story of the underdog.
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Smuggling cocaine brings untold riches to all the key members in the plaza system.
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Riches await if you invest in HoweyCoin, the latest ICO opportunity from trusted folks.
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Such an embarrassment of misogynist riches!) This profile clocks in at over 5,000 words(
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Only when humans switched to farming did people truly begin to acquire material riches.
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Their discovery is the latest example of wealthy Switzerland finding riches in unusual places.
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Then he would swallow a bottle of sleeping pills and die beside his riches.
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One could spend years unpacking the riches in the trove that is her catalog.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Barrick Gold and Randgold are wisely prospecting for M&A riches.
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This summer is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to new television shows.
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Google is putting the riches generated by its search engines into more adventurous technologies.
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In Alaska a basic income was discussed as a way to distribute oil riches.
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With congressional wealth at obscene highs, it's clearer than ever that riches buy influence.
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Unimaginable riches for the few, disaster for the many – that's the new American way.
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A two-hour drive from the tech-fueled riches of San Francisco, Stockton, Calif.
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Fox Searchlight Pictures is even making a movie about his rags-to-riches story.
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It also shows how start-ups are seen as this era's path to riches.
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It only considers those whose riches are self-made, and not inheritors of wealth.
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Some arrived in such expectation of riches that they called it Africa's El Dorado.
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Her story would have ended there — but she had left riches in her wake.
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Maybe parts of his riches were derived by marginally legal or illegal tax schemes.
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Any exhibition on Heaney must rest almost entirely on the riches of his work.
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He was impressed by Ansari's rags-to-riches tale and happy-go-lucky attitude.
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Hundreds of links a day to jobs that promised riches while working at home.
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I've discovered the riches of labels I'd never heard of: Back Beat, Argo, Nashboro.
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The shortlist for the 2018 Brits Critics' Choice award is an embarrassment of riches.
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It's an embarrassment of riches out there, and we, the viewers, are the victors.
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Dwight mentions John Knowles's "A Vein of Riches" at the start of his review.
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Given such a bounty of natural riches, do Angelenos even need spaces of retreat?
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But some rushed to him because that's where the riches were, at least metaphorically.
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It doesn't hurt that Chile's geography offers an embarrassment of riches for renewable energy.
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Et les hommes riches, blancs, rassurez-vous : vous possédez tous les moyens de communication.
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But their riches came from providing millions of ordinary people globally with cheaper communication.
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Although the gulf region harbored no gold, it possessed astonishing riches of bird life.
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Its natural riches have brought huge foreign investment to the country of 17,000 islands.
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Asad is a refugee whose refuge, that America of riches and trucks, keeps receding.
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But throughout C suites, for decades, self-dealing has been the route to riches.
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This month's streaming offerings are an embarrassment of riches for fans of international culture.
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Putting good into the universe, he told graduates, is about more than acquiring riches.
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Broadway is booming, and now more actors are going to share in the riches.
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Over time his riches ballooned to as much as $27 billion, according to Forbes.
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It's well-known that President Trump exaggerated his riches to make himself seem wealthier.
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Others — especially those who inherited their fortunes — feel guilty and undeserving of their riches.
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Despite the vastness of riches in this show, there is still so much missing.
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Lily Eskelsen Garcia's story isn't exactly a rags-to-riches tale in the traditional sense.
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Every six months, the streets of the world's fashion capitals overflow with style-inspiration riches.
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"I'd rather spoil all my friends with my riches," Grande promises, midway through the song.
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But some of the world's riches see the potential and have invested in the company.
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And inexplicably, the killers refrained from collecting the many riches that lay inside the village.
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But for the second employee ever at Pinterest, Sahil Lavingia, Thursday did not bring riches.
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So while attaining the trillion level means big riches, further growth will be a struggle.
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The riches to be made from farming drained furniture workshops of labour for a while.
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RIPPING off films still reaps riches: the business model holds even in the internet age.
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However, the two clubs have invested those riches wisely, by seeking players with two characteristics.
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To browse Netflix's Christmas movie selection in 2018 is to experience an embarrassment of riches.
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For many young people, especially those without qualifications, gangland offers a tempting path to riches.
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They speak to the riches Mr Hun Sen's authoritarian rule has brought to a minority.
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You'll survive with long shifts but no riches there, never was and never will be.
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The song suggests one can find riches and success — in exchange for a lonely life.
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The road to riches, success, and happiness (not in that order) is paved with failure.
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While the former Studebaker site had been seen as an albatross, it contained potential riches.
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The U.S.'s embarrassment of oil riches may not have been that beneficial after all.
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See the "Blue Light" video above, and get very excited for the riches to come.
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Axe and Lara cling to their riches and they cling even harder to their grudges.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement sprung up in 2011 to protest the consolidation of riches.
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"But here and now, everyone will just keep on stealing and taking the riches abroad."
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In fact, Epicurus emphasised a simple, harmonious life without the pursuit of riches or glory.
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And every government in the region takes an interest in the sea's purported hydrocarbon riches.
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Current CEO of Apple Tim Cook shares Wozniak's concerns about the way riches can corrupt.
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For many employees, this was the first opportunity to turn their paper riches into cash.
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He believed that China's nouveaux riches were in the market for new symbols of wealth.
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Many ended up in debt — or worse, went broke because they mismanaged their newfound riches.
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Angola became notorious for the scale of the corruption linked especially to its oil riches.
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A Gemini's life is a search for knowledge, but riches will do just fine, too.
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But fame does not necessarily equal riches, or even stability, in the world of academia.
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The player everybody wanted rejected the riches of the Premier League to join Borussia Dortmund.
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An embarrassment of terrifying riches has converged on the first couple of months in 2017.
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It crowed about all the riches in the private sector that he was passing over.
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Jimmy Fallon joked that the democratic socialist crusader probably feels awkward about his new riches.
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One of the strengths of Healthy Choice was the abundance of riches in the can.
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"The only riches, the great souls," he concludes, with bullying confidence in having one himself.
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Whoever eats the dumpling risks cracking a tooth but is promised a year of riches.
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Peak TV brought with it an embarrassment of riches—some good, some bad, some incomprehensible.
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Out on the goldfields, competition for riches meant tension simmered between European and Chinese miners.
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They're trying to pull off a heist that will bring riches, and maybe even survival.
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The panoramic views — even in an area with an embarrassment of visual riches — are fantastic.
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In Lower Silesia, treasure hunters are still looking for Klose's gold and for other riches.
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The payouts for the game go from a mere $3 to a lifetime of riches.
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There are now more than 2,23 cryptocurrencies vying for attention, all promising riches to investors.
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Glory and riches goes to the ruler who builds a spaceport or conquers their rivals.
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For centuries it has attracted alchemists who saw it as a gateway to instant riches.
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The undiscovered country of the human genome hasn't stopped genetic testing companies from harvesting its riches.
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It turns out that young Trump's claim to great riches was, at times, completely made up.
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According to cultural historian Arafat Razzaque, Diyab's rags-to-riches story actually may have resembled Aladdin's.
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Wanda, founded in Dalian in 1988, is the epitome of the country's rags-to-riches story.
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Of everyone who heard the story, only Hyden took it as an opportunity for untold riches.
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Its riches are built on the backs of the world&aposs oppressed, of the developing world.
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VICE: Low's upbringing is interesting, because it's not like this is a rag-to-riches story.
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And the riches that the offering would generate would help Saudi Arabia wean itself off oil.
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That meant it's had less time to find ways to spend those oil and gas riches.
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It's so much, in fact, that an embarrassment of content riches is reflected in Netflix's queue.
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Tennis — an individual sport in which the riches accrue disproportionately to the elite — remains particularly vulnerable.
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Those that regard mounting losses as an indicator of future riches will stay for the ride.
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A principality dripping with riches, there is perhaps no place more desirable to earn a living.
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And somewhere deep down, I felt like we didn't deserve the riches that flowed to us.
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In the end, no amount of banter or allusion to future riches could bridge the gap.
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Some economies do indeed leap from poverty to riches by mastering state-of-the-art technologies.
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Superman tells it like it is when it comes to the joys of fame and riches.
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If he did run, it would be the culmination of Schultz's classic rags-to-riches story.
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This pie is so easy, you will be basking in its riches in 30 minutes flat.
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They are the combustion chambers in which ideas and capital are combined to generate new riches.
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A donation to their church, the Crouches said, would be repaid with divinely ordained riches. Mrs.
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What sorts of clever management could restore some of the riches that have been fished away?
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In the late 1800s, women explorers sailed the Nile, sending back vivid accounts of Egypt's riches.
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The LucasArts developed games of the 1990s and 2000s was an embarrassment of Star Wars riches.
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But Trump's populist appeal proves that enormous riches do not automatically disqualify a candidate, Link said.
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For decades, the quest for riches scoured from our oceans has been the stuff of fiction.
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Presiding over Huawei's riches It is unclear exactly when Meng was promoted to the C-Suite.
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One by one, they infiltrate the Parks&apos home, siphoning off the wealthy family&aposs riches.
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"Let's use the riches that God gave us for the wellbeing of our population," Bolsonaro said.
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That 401k plan your employer offers as a workplace benefit could be your ticket to riches.
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The film, which premieres May 12, focuses on the rags-to-riches tale of King Arthur.
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At the time, the Riches, who didn't know Butowsky beforehand, welcomed what they thought was help.
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Mr. Trump deserves to be criticized for selling real estate seminars that didn't deliver promised riches.
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Rags to riches story, founder of a massive American company -- Starbucks -- and a committed do-gooder.
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It goes well beyond existing restrictions to slow the revolving door to riches for government insiders.
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In the 1990s, the country's mineral riches were a scene of lawless and sometimes violent competition.
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I've been warned by my professors that a degree in writing is unlikely to bring riches.
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Even established companies like Kodak have ended up chasing the riches without doing proper due diligence.
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They're trying to invent new traditions, and this is meant as a display of Russia's riches.
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But there's an embarrassment of riches in this collection: painting, large-scale sculptural work and photography.
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Very few people — apart from those residents — understood the culinary riches Los Angeles had to offer.
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The Bible's condemnations of the wealthy and the accumulation of riches leave zero room for ambiguity.
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"Let's use the riches that God gave us for the wellbeing of our population," he said.
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Newspapers have chronicled his vast riches, including a yacht, a luxury Cancún apartment and expensive watches.
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Chase's CEO spent some of his riches on an apartment on New York's Upper East Side.
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Reaching the rags-to-riches success of the American Dream is more nuanced than we know.
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"IPOs are not necessarily the easy road to riches that they were once perceived to be."
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Now gadget riches for start-ups are no longer a regular mix of the tech business.
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His rags-to-riches story is one that should inspire us, but so far it hasn't.
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Whoever eats the dumpling might risk cracking a tooth but is promised a year of riches.
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More: Farhad Manjoo of NYT Opinion argues that China's economic riches aren't worth the required capitulation.
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The past decade has been an embarrassment of entertainment riches — especially in the world of gaming.
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Finally, this week's news, once again, left the late-night hosts with an embarrassment of riches.
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Reports of the city's riches crossed the desert to Europe, where they were spun into myth.
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He dreamed of "Antiques Roadshow" riches, but he discovered the items are more historic than valuable.
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And when the riches never arrived, racist politicians persuaded those voters to blame immigrants and minorities.
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Could it be that in arming themselves so well against life's anxieties, Epicureans overlook its riches?
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Chasing the greater riches of power and prestige, each is considering a campaign for high office.
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However, the image of riches and success that it cultivated came crashing down in early 2016.
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The venture capitalists were at their vacation homes or exotic resorts, dreaming of riches to come.
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Liu frequently talks up his rags-to-riches story of growing up poor in Jiangsu province.
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According to the lawsuit, Butowsky has continued to call the Riches and leave harassing voicemails accusing them of lying about him, while claiming on Twitter and in conservative media outlets that the Riches "knew" their son had sent emails to WikiLeaks and received payment for it.
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West Germany went from ruins to riches, and from being a defeated pariah to a trusted ally.
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Remember, this was in the '80s, and people were ready to believe in tales of impossible riches.
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"They demonstrate their riches and power – the bigger the tomb, the more powerful the incumbent," Guerra added.
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Money is her end, not some kind of means; she likes riches and doesn't apologize for it.
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For years, they reaped riches from this land — until this slew of (still largely unsolved) murders occurred.
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If there were obvious bargains, a little effort would bring riches at the expense of slothful investors.
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Hardware isn't always a given at WWDC, but this year could well be an embarrassment of riches.
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It emphasises Getty's niggling insecurity: his feeling that his riches won't mean anything unless they keep growing.
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Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the deposed dictator, steered most of Tunisia's riches to the northern coast.
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"Let's use the riches that God gave us for the well-being of our population," Bolsonaro said.
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Paige's Hollywood success story follows the rags-to-riches trope many of us are already familiar with.
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Why, mutter some Saudis, should we tighten our belts when the princes continue to enjoy untold riches?
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From fighting games, platformers, RPGs, to shooters, there's an embarrassment of riches when it comes to games.
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That cook's first mission is to unearth the local riches, which they'll be able to rely on.
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The biological and economic riches produced by 10 million years of evolution could lie in the balance.
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At $3,20033 a trip, my method isn't a realistic way for him to get his riches out.
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For an art lover this means a confusion of riches, not just of places but of things.
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Going to a top university is a possible route to riches, but a far from certain one.
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Players from both teams owe a huge debt to Palmer for the career riches they have reaped.
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In the mid 1980s, the house was owned by rags-to-riches Cypriot fashion entrepreneur Aristos Constantinou.
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In "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," a secret password unlocks a trove filled with unbelievable riches.
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Research has found that the nation's riches are increasingly confined at the top of the economic pyramid.
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Still, we gotta say ... no one, not even Elon with his riches, looks good in those helmets.
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But Mr. Rigato lets his cooking deliver the most compelling lessons about his home state's culinary riches.
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This isn't Silicon Valley futurism, where techno-idealists disrupt their way to a future utopia of riches.
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Sukha's own story is a engaging mashup of rags-to-riches immigrant tropes and a restaurateurs' spiel.
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It's a bounty of riches and a beautiful mess for anyone who loves tension between public figures.
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A city that had become famous for its lack of sports success suddenly was overwhelmed with riches.
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The court's docket may be an embarrassment of riches, but it is also a work in progress.
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We seem to take for granted all the benefits and focus exclusively on the riches Google accumulates.
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The do-gooding hero is also keen for riches and fame, and he's not subtle about it.
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He tried to make these études imaginative, as well, and the best performances convey their musical riches.
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For 203th-century farmers, open access to foreign markets could mean the difference between riches and ruin.
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Dubai, the second largest sheikdom in the United Arab Emirates, rose to riches thanks to abundant oil.
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Facebook harnessed billions of users to the engine of artificial intelligence and steered unerringly toward advertising riches.
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What would happen if an athlete from North Korean achieved success and stardom — and riches — in sports?
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This isolationist position can be explained by trauma and by centuries of the West pillaging [Africa's] riches.
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Ikea's just the latest corporate behemoth to wager on smart home riches, joining Google, Apple, and Amazon.
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Economic reforms generate sudden riches that are ripe targets for extravagant graft, particularly by powerful state actors.
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"His rags-to-riches life story is the classic embodiment of the American dream," Mr. Jeffries said.
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That could mean riches for a slew of consultants offering to help, writes Eric Newcomer of Bloomberg.
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Whoever eats the dumpling might risk cracking a tooth, but they are promised a year of riches.
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They become madams to free themselves from prostitution and earn the European riches they were initially promised.
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TIANJIN, China — Some look like high-tech firms, promising young college graduates a fast track to riches.
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When their time in the administration ends, however, they could find even more riches waiting for them.
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Never before have those clubs possessed such colossal financial firepower, riches enough to turn an oligarch's head.
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In practice, there were probably not all that many rags-to-riches stories in 19th-century Britain.
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Even up front, where Sampaoli has an embarrassment of riches, he has still to get it right.
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The situation can be even more intense in families with self-made riches, like the Menendez family.
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"Annie" hit the big screen again in 2014 starring Quvenzhane Wallis as the rags-to-riches orphan.
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How many governments run lotteries festering the hopes of the masses for a quick path to riches?
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But investors have been waiting to see if those riches made their way to the bottom line.
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Few countries are blessed with such an abundance of golf riches as Ireland and Northern Ireland are.
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Nas is spilling the tea -- financial tea, anyway -- to let Kelis know how he spends his riches.
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But then, this embarrassment of riches is the byproduct of the unrelenting churn of Spain's youth academies.
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They would rather use their riches to fund Germany's outstanding public services while America bleeds to defend them.
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Plus, Christian has completely stabbed his best friend in the back for a chance at fame and riches.
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But then, it's mostly the rich who have the luxury to reflect on what riches can't give you.
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And so, look, is he going to pardon the Marc Riches of the world like the Clintons did?
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But as other departments have suffered round after round of cuts, DfID's riches have come to seem embarrassing.
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However, it's rare to see an embarrassment of riches as powerful as the one we're getting right now.
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A risk-taker by nature, he was prepared to face danger and hardship in his quest for riches.
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Early users of all social media joined because of that original promise of fame, fun, riches, and relationships.
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This didn't happen because you flaunted your riches on social media or didn't have additional security standing guard.
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Mining companies, keen to get at coal and other riches underground, run circles around tribal leaders in court.
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THE English Premier League (EPL), football's wealthiest division, has long seemed like an ever-quickening fountain of riches.
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Over half the riches of the country's billionaires comes from dull endeavours such as retailing, manufacturing and construction.
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"It's not a ticket to riches, but it is a great place for the right person," says Hofstetter.
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Pea was misconstrued as the singular for pease and riches came from the abstract word for wealth 'richesse'.
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Written in elegant, lucid prose, her book is a treasure trove of European cultural riches and scandalous intrigue.
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There is a danger that some petrostates rest on their oil riches, as they have many times before.
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Countries that use natural riches well tend to enjoy vibrant economies of which resources are a diminishing share.
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But, given its scale, the push to widen the capture of the riches is only likely to grow.
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Schultz has a rags-to-riches story that most people don't know and would almost certainly be appealing.
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There's an ethical way to access this imagery and culture, and then there's the Enfants Riches Déprimés way.
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The video is an embarrassment of riches -- so, naturally, we had to ask what's next for the boxer?
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Explore the U.K.'s top treasure hotspots and see the riches already discovered on display at national sites.
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Think of Sophia Amoruso as a millennial Cinderella, weaving vintage rags into veritable riches before our very eyes.
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With billions of dollars in potential profits at stake, the race to control the region's riches is on.
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Long story short, Mighty Mouse knows the road to riches is through Conor ... despite the significant weight difference.
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Attracting investment in labour-intensive manufacturing has been a route to riches for many developing countries, including China.
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Blessed with the natural riches of oil and scenery, it has not striven to create its own wealth.
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But according to court filings, Butowsky never told the Riches that Wheeler's job wasn't to find Seth's killer.
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For many Uber shareholders, the secondary offering will give them the opportunity to turn paper riches into cash.
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This means whites are four times more likely than blacks to move from rags to riches in America.
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For example, consumers today have an embarrassment of riches in choosing video, voice, data, Internet and broadband services.
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Gabriel "embodied the 'rags to riches' story," Rolling Stone wrote in its tribute to the music star Monday.
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To unlock these riches, governments must create conditions that encourage private investment in clean technologies and sustainable development.
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But a stroll through this hardscrabble town provides plenty of proof that those riches do not trickle down.
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The distribution of performance has a long right tail A free market rewards such success with outstanding riches.
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These inspiring rags-to-riches stories go to show that even the direst of situations can turn around.
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But he continued to play because there was so much at stake: state championships, college scholarships, N.F.L. riches.
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"It's no secret that YouTube Gaming is still playing catch-up to Twitch's platform," said Mr. Riches, 23.
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They still believe that it was the baby and his auspicious birth timing that brought about their riches.
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All you need is to give a small advance amount, and lo and behold, countless riches are yours.
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Whatever the case, its offering now exists more to augment what is an embarrassment of smart assistant riches.
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Talk to Conley about how it worked out for him in this league of recently realized television riches.
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But a vast malaria hot zone, then two-thirds of Venezuela, stood between the country and its riches.
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The Dutchman has won over Daland by offering him untold riches in exchange for a night of hospitality.
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Despite their ancient riches, India's temples are often poorly managed and lacking in security — tantalizing targets for thieves.
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Wolsey falls from favor, the king seizes his lands and riches, and he dies of a broken heart.
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AA taught me that status, riches, intelligence and beauty are not barriers against the random lashes of fate.
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Experts caution that the winner or winners will face many headaches that come along with their newfound riches.
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Calabresi said the reporter then lent credibility to these findings by emphasizing the detective's connection to the Riches.
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Then Dogecoin — the parody virtual currency inspired by an animal meme — may be your ticket to digital riches.
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In a remote park on Chile's new Route of Parks, a rugged landscape yields riches for wildlife lovers.
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Richard signed, disproving the family's theory that he was interested in living out a fags-to-riches lifestyle.
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Democrats were threatened by an embarrassment of riches in California arising from a strong backlash against Mr. Trump.
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In his novel "A Vein of Riches" (1978), Knowles described the wealthy, exploitative, coal mine-owning Catherwood family.
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The move could make it more difficult for accusers to get access to his riches in civil litigation.
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The highway lined with signs of how fast the outside world is stripping the Amazon of its riches.
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Her power in the music industry is undeniable; she has built a vast empire and amassed great riches.
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"It's no secret that YouTube Gaming is still playing catch-up to Twitch's platform," said Mr. Riches, 23.
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He just mumbles that his life story is more complicated than some feel-good rags-to-riches melodrama.
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The Democratic Party has an embarrassment of riches of candidates stepping up to run for president in 2020.
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S. alliance and the gray market riches being made by Chinese students selling Australian products back to China.
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"You don't judge a civilization by its riches, but by how it treats its vulnerable," Dr. Green said.
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But Perry's rags to riches tale, while it may be moving, doesn't mean the director is above critique.
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Writing a good textbook takes enormous time and effort, and most textbooks yield neither great uptake or riches.
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Responding to such criticism, Mr. Doria says his own path to riches and political power involved important challenges.
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In the early days of the reform period, social mobility increased notably, producing many rags-to-riches stories.
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Advanced Micro Devices will likely get a share of the riches, according to MKM Partners analyst Ruben Roy.
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London (CNN Business)Saudi Arabia has spent the past few years pumping its oil riches into Silicon Valley.
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North Korea has tremendous potential for....... ....extraordinary growth, economic success and riches under the leadership of Chairman Kim.
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The city was said to boast vast riches, white buildings, and a giant statue of a monkey god.
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The investment comes at a time when other global female stars have turned their celebrity into product riches.
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Moreover, the riches of these 62 people have nearly doubled since 2010, reaching an absolute figure of $542 billion.
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Instead, it will simply be a world of riches for a small few and a desert for the rest.
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The Asians are taking over the "wealthiest in the world club," thanks to a 9.9% jump in their riches.
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Organisers hope that by then more than 4m visitors a year will be enjoying Museum Island's riches in comfort.
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ET: Exclusive: Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles shares his rags-to-riches story with Martha MacCallum.
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It's helpful to consider when contemplating the riches of this season that most moviegoers were basically out to lunch.
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For a company that got its start popularizing disappearing text messages, Snap is about to create some permanent riches.
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However, their riches pale in comparison with the longtime artists occupying the top spots, all of whom are men.
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Brazil's oil riches once promised to lift its emerging market into the ranks of the world's major developed countries.
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Some of them are glued to their phones, buying property and excitedly talking amongst themselves about their new riches.
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It's a pitch built on a dangerous combination: Dreams of riches and ignorance of a new, highly volatile market.
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Critics said the brothers used their riches to buy political influence and peddle positions that would benefit them financially.
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El Tayeb and fellow professionals are not chasing riches, at least by the standards of more popular professional sports.
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It is worse than it was before, and fans who have seen such riches cannot live with being poor.
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You know, there's rags to riches, there are specific arcs that are common to a lot of our literature.
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After all, he used his riches to print horrific propaganda that contributed to the spread of the fascist ideology.
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Rivalry over Russia's riches feeds a war of all against all, letting Mr Putin act as the ultimate arbiter.
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Each boasts annual GDP per person of around $643,000, which depends more than either would like on natural riches.
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With her newfound riches, Abbi heads to the dermatologist, just as Ilana figures out the solution to her drought.
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It's simply the best way to familiarize yourself with the cultural and historical riches the city has to offer.
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There are dangers in this: they may place too much faith in AWMs' more optimistic projections of future riches.
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It follows the riches-to-rags saga of the Bluth family after patriarch George Sr. is jailed for fraud.
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Not from rags to riches, but from relative obscurity to Instagram stardom, critical acclaim, and retail success — seemingly overnight.
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Ms Sereno also ridicules the idea that her sporadic filings constituted a deliberate effort to conceal ill-gotten riches.
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Violet is thriving a producer, while her best friend, Stella, lives off her parents' riches and travels the world.
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It's not impossible to imagine he sees the parallels between his rags-to-riches story and the American Dream.
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Pokémon brought endless riches to those—including your correspondent—who grew up during a Japanese breakout in the 1990s.
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They might buy something new with their sudden riches, like a house or a collection of chow chow puppies.
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But El Gordo payouts are awarded to thousands of ticketholders while Powerball's riches could go to a single ticketholder.
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While Chile possesses the world's largest reserves of the "white gold", it has not capitalized fully on those riches.
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A rags-to-riches story in line with the greats like Jack Johnson and Jack Dempsey—perhaps even greater.
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They expose the questionable riches that public officials have concealed, whether in Iceland, Russia, China, Saudi Arabia or Malaysia.
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Times when the young and predominantly male tech founders have encountered untold riches, despite untold legal and moral dubiousness.
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The time has come to move past the fantasy of cryptocurrency riches and to productive uses of this technology.
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It's an important touchstone for the genre, and one that Cardi repurposes for her own rags-to-riches story.
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Be it via Twitter accounts, livestreams, or apps, there's an abundance of space riches to enjoy on the go.
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Follow the volcanoes The embarrassment of geothermal riches on offer in Iceland is unusual, but by no means unique.
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Their mission, Mr. Lanzas said, often involves proselytizing about the newfound riches of the Ortega family and its associates.
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But his rags to riches past and lavish present are not as moving as what promises to lie ahead.
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Numbers, murder, and drugs—El Padrino seemed to outlast politics itself in a ruthless bid for power and riches.
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We celebrate these rags-to-riches stories, and hold them up as markers of the American dream at work.
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Not a month goes by without seeing a headline describing the latest riches-to-rags story in professional sport.
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Mr. Kilroy's life was often described as a rags-to-riches story, his daughter Trice Kilroy said this week.
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Tea sent unimaginable riches back to Britain and created, among a new consumer class, a desire for exotic goods.
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It is less than a year old, but investors are convinced that sidewalks are the next road to riches.
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Fascination with fame and riches is diminished; it takes a back seat to admiration for simple acts of kindness.
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Its walls are plastered with maps of the region, marked by symbols of natural riches: coral, lobster, sea cucumber.
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The Riches said the campaign included their hiring, at Butowsky's suggestion, a private detective to investigate their son's death.
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The story presents a typical rags-to-riches scenario, yet over its course, the protagonist develops explicitly selfish qualities.
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Some powerful Muslims did attack Hindu temples, both to loot their riches and to direct aggression against the religion.
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How will the waves of newfound riches shape California — and especially the Bay Area — in the years to come?
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Becket feels entitled to a share of the family riches, but his evil grandfather is standing in the way.
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The program has long been criticized by anti-corruption campaigners railing against Britain's openness to ill-gotten riches overseas.
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Unimpressed by scientific prizes or riches, Dr. Bengio stressed that complacency and overconfidence were the enemies of scientific progress.
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With its centuries-old canals, vibrant historic center and flourishing art scene, Amsterdam takes pride in its cultural riches.
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How else to keep the state's riches in the hands of a few powerful industries and their favorite politicians?
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When the clock strikes 11 in Britain, there won't be any carriages turning into pumpkins or riches to rags.
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A modern-day quest for buried riches has already led to the deaths of at least two treasure hunters.
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More than half of the world's oceans fall into that category, which often makes their riches ripe for plunder.
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The Bay Area is filled with transplants seeking Silicon Valley riches — and maybe a local team to root for.
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The riches on offer in the Premier League blind everyone to the fact that the game is about glory.
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It was a small sample of the riches that the country of my birth could sell to the world.
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Mr. Hawilla's guilty plea required him to forfeit all or most of the riches created by this deal making.
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Barneys was a particular kind of rags-to-riches success story, one that I'll call the Jewish American Dream.
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Depuis New Cross aujourd'hui, le Londres mondialisé des super-riches paraît à la fois excessivement proche et hors d'atteinte.
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The CEO used Saudi Arabia's oil riches to help him become one of the world's most powerful tech investors.
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But none of them were willing to predict when the industry might produce the riches it once promised investors.
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" Her feat is the more remarkable in an environment "where the majority of nouveaux riches worshipped Western luxury brands.
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"Who came into this world not in riches, but in poverty, not as a citizen, but as a refugee"?
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Saied calls on Europe to take its "hands off the country's riches" and to negotiate "fairer" relations with Tunisia.
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The acquisition of nearly half of Mexico devastated our southern neighbor and brought untold riches to the United States.
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The cocktail of tech cleverness, post-crisis distrust of the establishment and dreams of digital riches eventually proved irresistible.
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As Hela bitterly remarks, Odin is proud of his power and riches, but ashamed of how he got them.
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Another divide has opened up, along racial lines, as Denver's property riches have not been evenly shared between ethnicities.
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Meadows made his riches off a lucrative real estate development business in North Carolina, selling land to wealthy retirees.
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She's trying to get her cut of their riches and filed the docs to prove he's rolling in dough.
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Colonization is often characterized by the taking of resources and reaping of riches, but power itself is untouchable, intangible.
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The arrangement includes a castle and a bounty of riches, something the former sellsword just can't say "no" to.
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The embarrassment of riches continues with probably my personal favorite act of the night, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott.
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Seeing Bitmoji hover around App Store No. 1 for years convinced them there were greater riches in the avatar space.
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"What's great about being a parent in New York is that there is an embarrassment of riches here," she said.
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The other candidates included Mar Roxas, the old-school Establishment candidate, and Grace Poe, with her rags-to-riches story.
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For reasons that are lost on the archaeologists, the killers left a surprising amount of riches behind after the massacre.
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But it does mean a fundamental shift in burden that a Europe blessed with wealth and riches can easily maintain.
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It is a rag to riches story for Tiger, who was living on the street before Frey-Wouters adopted him.
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Adam, a onetime chain smoker, credits Rebekah with getting him to quit and devoting himself to pursuing passions before riches.
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He's pushing 30 but is as enthralled by fantasies of buried riches as he was when he was a boy.
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She lived during an era when criticizing the church's riches could get you labeled a heretic and set on fire.
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This rags-to-riches film by F. Gary Gray follows the group N.W.A as it barreled out of Compton, Calif.
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Think of Asian shoe design and the "rags-to-riches" story of Malaysian footwear maestro Jimmy Choo comes to mind.
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It's fear that they've allowed their riches, their privilege, + their bias to put them to a point where they can't.
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The "American Dream" is itself a meritocratic notion of rising from rags to riches on hard work and talent alone.
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Football has plenty of rags-to-riches stars, but those who grow up in poor places face the greatest obstacles.
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Vivian's whiteness is an integral part of her narrative, as well as the broader rags-to-riches story she represents.
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But naysayers haven't deterred treasure hunters from setting out in search of the train and its fabled riches once more.
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Under those rock-hard abs lie the rock-hard souls of men who doesn't believe in spreading their riches around.
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And despite the lure of I.P.O. riches, the Centerview founders insisted they were not looking to cash out anytime soon.
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Surrounded by colleagues day and night, he rarely saw outsiders, or customers—let alone the riches he had been promised.
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As the sign of royalty, sometimes you forget that you don't have the jewels and riches to match your status.
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But even for a country like Norway, the overabundance of natural riches might hinder its development into a startup nation.
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And, for the most part, what residents have chosen to spend their newfound riches on isn't just surprising, it's exemplary.
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Rowling said it in recounting her own-rags-to-riches journey during a commencement address at Harvard University in 2008.
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It looks good on the surface: it's fast, it's quick, it's a road to riches and maybe some local fame.
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And by paving the way for bigger profits, more shows would get funded in the hope of achieving Hamiltonian riches.
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He boasts of the millions he has in the bank and uses those riches to justify not needing to try.
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Mokhtar, in spite of his rise from rags to riches, is not really character, protagonist, or subject in Eggers's book.
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All secularized faiths tend to converge on a set of agreeable values: compassion, empathy, the renunciation of mere material riches.
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And if barriers to entry were lower, rival firms might expand into newly profitable industries and compete away these riches.
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More than 200 years ago, a wealthy Antiguan plantation owner helped found Harvard Law School with riches made from slavery.
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Many reinvest their riches in new startups and buyers often continue to use Israel as their base for R&D.
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In an email from Stockholm, where he is now living, Mr. Nasser said the praises were an embarrassment of riches.
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Evangelical critics cite her flamboyant exaltation of material riches and her alleged rejection of Christianity's traditional understanding of the Trinity.
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News coverage has focused on economic poverty rather than cultural riches, a handful of feuds rather than strong family ties.
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I know that there's another, darker side to this — that some of them are overly preoccupied with fame, with riches.
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With Marcus and GS Bank, Goldman is hoping that millions more ordinary people will be a new source of riches.
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In those days, most hijackers were seeking refuge or riches, not mass murder or global attention for a radical cause.
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According to the AP, the shipwreck may contain riches that are worth as much as $17 billion in today's dollars.
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In other words: The companies seeking riches from Arctic's vast untapped oil and gas wealth are going to be disappointed.
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In fact, he has never made a fortune, and he intentionally dropped out of the Silicon Valley race-to-riches.
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Cespedes can opt out of his contract with the Mets this offseason and seek bigger riches anywhere else he pleases.
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Spencer leads an excellent cast — including Tiffany Haddish, Carmen Ejogo and Blair Underwood — in this lively rags-to-riches story.
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The point of high top marginal income tax rates is to constrain the immoderate, and especially unmerited, accumulation of riches.
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Nature has hit back at we humans, who so greedily stole her riches, with hurricanes, floods, droughts, fires and earthquakes.
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Maybe it's because my mother was an immigrant, or because my father went from rags to riches, Horatio Alger-style.
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The density of dining establishments in New York's Chinatown means that every potential patron faces an embarrassment of gastronomic riches.
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But the partnership between Donald Trump and his father was about more than the pursuit, and the preservation, of riches.
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It has been alive for a long time, though not with sharp eyes and ears for the riches of postmodernism.
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Of course, a junior title as a teenager is no guarantee of the riches and glory of the senior tour.
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Yet while LNG might fatten Australia's export earnings on paper, Australians get to see a lot less of its riches.
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Message to young people: It's not riches that will make you happy; it's the other stuff: resourcefulness, empathy and love.
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For my parents, the story was the uplifting rags-to-riches narrative of the immigrant or refugee who finds success.
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The 22019s were an embarrassment of riches, with the onset of Peak TV and the dawn of the streaming era.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman had chased riches from one venture to another, with no footing in government or diplomacy.
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If anyone aided him on his path to riches, he says, it was his father, Ali Ipek, not Mr. Gulen.
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"Riches and bitches," the instructors in Tamaulipas chanted, explaining what recruits stood to gain if they killed for the Company.
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But the Palestinians are not buying it -- pointing to the flaw in Trump's method of putting potential riches before principle.
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The new jobs and additional income are colorblind; these riches would be available to all, and our country would benefit.
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Budget gurus point to the "latte factor " and argue that the key to riches is to sacrifice those everyday pleasures.
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These separate space missions will help to determine the composition the asteroids and test technology for retrieving their potential riches.
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Vanguard's consistent growth produced riches for Mr. Bogle, but not to the extent that another ownership structure might have done.
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The brothers look with disdain and fear at Chinese businessmen and laborers now exploiting the underground riches of their land.
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I pushed him for more details on his life as a mercenary — the exploits and encounters, the riches and regrets.
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Only 22% of people say they don't deserve their often enormous payback, with 53% being in favour of their riches.
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Lawrence: "Went from making tuna sandwiches to making the news" is a rags-to-riches analogy that I can fully conceptualize.
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Lovato, 26, was spotted grabbing dinner with the Enfants Riches Déprimés designer, 27, at the celebrity haunt Nobu in Malibu, California.
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Then, we'd shove it back into the VCR and settle down to watch Cindy's rags-to riches-transformation all over again.
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She gives up her life of riches, starts working as a maid, and begs God to forgive her for her vanity.
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These rags-to-riches stories come from some of the most unsuspecting companies, including General Motors, AMD, Pandora, and General Electric.
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Mr Trump promised that Mr Kim would gain all manner of riches if he agreed to give up his nuclear programme.
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Few people are trying to day-trade their way to riches or setting up a dotcom franchise to sell dog food.
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" Always proud of his father, Douglas took a moment to reflect on what he called Kirk's "incredible rags to riches story.
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Deng set China on the road to riches and (in the official view) saved the party from the lure of democracy.
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But his novel about the nouveaux riches in Atlanta, Georgia, never quite succeeded in capturing the spirit of the New South.
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Floyd Mayweather, close personal friend of Donald Trump, has presented a golden opportunity to Conor McGregor, showering riches all over him.
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" He also starred in "What Now, Catherine Curtis?" alongside Lucille Ball as well as the TV musical sitcom "Rags to Riches.
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While Scott's is not a complete rags-to-riches story, it's got quite an aspirational American dream-chasing ring to it.
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It could also, perhaps, be interpreted as a statement on San Francisco and its depressing juxtaposition of homelessness and tech riches.
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The pair donned similar casual Coachella-inspired looks for the day, with Leto wearing a Enfants Riches Déprimés tank and jeans.
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The whole stunt is obviously a modern-day version of the chain letter, offering untold riches to people spreading bullshit information.
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This is how the big riches in software are often made, too, so there's a concomitant frisson of power and wealth.
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They're preferring to pour their new digital riches in more cryptocurrencies and blockchain ideas — as well as the occasional impulse purchase.
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Russian divers even planted a national flag on the North Pole seabed in a symbolic claim to the region's energy riches.
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With Uber use exploding since then, it's not surprising the near-monopoly riches available to taxi owners and operators have plunged.
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There is an "embarrassment of riches" among the Democrats who are running for president, she added when asked about O'Rourke's candidacy.
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But it knows that in spite of its vast riches, it's dangerous for any company to rest on its past success.
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The boat show seemed to be part of this milieu, with London pushing itself as a hub for the world's riches.
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In a review posted on Thursday, Devin called it an "embarrassment of riches," echoing its currently near perfect 97 on Metacritic.
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The indolence of a society brought up to expect that oil riches will be lavished upon them is another large hurdle.
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Cunanan was apparently ashamed of being a "kept" man but also flaunted his nouveau riches, spending lavishly on friends and acquaintances.
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Ms. Wilsey said too many are not sharing their riches with the community that helped incubate their billion-dollar start-ups.
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" And "then, in dreaming," he sees such riches in the clouds above that when he wakes he cries to "dream again.
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Scandal or not, that's just the sort of wild promise of riches that investors are eager to get in on. ♦
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Many defend the practice as a way to protect their privacy in a nation where riches can be a political liability.
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At the time, the western edge of Hell's Kitchen lacked the gastronomic riches enjoyed several blocks east in the Theater District.
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Jeff Bezos made his fortune founding Amazon, and spent $250 million of his riches to buy The Washington Post in 2013.
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In a reversal, Cam promises that "snitches get riches" in the form of monetary payment and/or a non-defunct administration.
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" Referring to the sanctions, Maduro told supporters Sunday, "The imperialists have tried to set fire to Venezuela to take our riches.
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With your ruling planet, the Moon, hanging out in royal Leo, you're thinking about riches: your finances and other material matters.
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Hopefully, 2019 will bring me untold riches, but until then I wash my face with water and moisturise twice a day.
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" Do not, he continued, "let selfish men or greedy interests skin your country of its beauty, its riches or its romance.
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In addition to catastrophic economic mismanagement, this has brought Venezuela, even with all its oil riches, to the brink of bankruptcy.
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So much of keeping score in golf revolves around riches: tournament purses, first-place checks, endorsement contracts, Nassau bets between friends.
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Plans to be one-and-done and off to N.B.A. riches changed after he broke a bone in his shooting hand.
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Mr. Weah, who was born in Clara Town, a Monrovia slum, reminded a stadium crowd of his rags-to-riches story.
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Rio de Janeiro, my new hometown, is a dazzling seaside metropolis with an embarrassment of riches for beachgoers and music lovers.
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Shira Ovide of Bloomberg Opinion notes that their stock options may not yield the dizzying riches they might have hoped for.
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Yet to hear some voters tell it, the slate is an embarrassment of riches in terms of experience, knowledge and polish.
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Prosecutors have detailed the lavish lifestyle on which Mr. Manafort spent his riches, while Mr. Gates, by contrast, lived less ostentatiously.
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That alone brings them one step closer to the riches of bigger leagues in countries like Spain, Italy, Germany and France.
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The second season of "Snowfall" wraps up on FX. And "Straight Outta Compton" tells a gangster rap rags-to-riches tale.
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Gold is at the root of many a myth, in which it has represented the sun, untold riches and even divinity.
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He wants instead to tap the riches of those wild ancestors, which are often hardy and better adapted to harsh climates.
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Fifth Avenue will be closed to traffic so people can revel in the cultural riches at six institutions along Museum Mile.
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White Collar Watch The lure of quick riches has attracted a growing number of investors to cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings.
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The title of a new documentary about Mr. Avildsen tips its hat to his reputation for telling rags-to-riches tales.
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UNITED NATIONS — More than half of the world's oceans belong to no one, which often makes their riches ripe for plunder.
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Mr. Pollack said that the orchestration brings out the score's riches, including street theater sounds that create a Brechtian distancing effect.
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The LA Times wrote that the XFL allowed many to "again dream about the fame and riches offered by the NFL."
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Or maybe, most simply, it's a rags-to-riches tale about a country kid who becomes famous in the big city.
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Warren: Look, I get that there are a lot of folks who like having the power and the riches they have.
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Entrepreneur, best-selling author and self-made millionaire Grant Cardone wasn't born into riches, he writes in a recent blog post.
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Spanos will pay virtually no rent but also share in only a small portion of the riches from Kroenke's new palace.
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His road to riches began when he was a tech-obsessed 13-year-old student at Lakeside School in Seattle, Washington.
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And what an embarrassment of riches this is when it takes this long to mention that Pedro Almodóvar is competing ("Julieta")?
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For those of us searching for examples to say why biometric technology needs to be regulated, there's an embarrassment of riches.
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Given the trillions of dollars under management, it's easy to see how the business could create such riches among its overseers.
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The field of astronomy this decade delivered an embarrassment of riches: stunning accomplishment after stunning accomplishment from the exploration of space.
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Getting companies like that to sign on to another giant fund that's largely fueled by Saudi oil riches looks difficult now.
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When we read of Conan Doyle's initial literary rejections, we know the riches and fame that will one day greet him.
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It says that a good name is more desirable than great riches, to be esteemed is better than silver or gold.
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Electoral officials appear ready to give its president, David E. Granger, another term and control over the country's new oil riches.
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Chief among them: Wealthy Americans can pass much of their riches to their heirs without paying taxes on capital gains — ever.
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In a conservative sitcom this would be a rags-to-riches story, his intelligence elevating the family to a prosperous future.
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To get funds for them, the N.F.L. dangles the prospect of playing host to a Super Bowl and its promised riches.
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In the past, many Cuban players seeking riches in the big leagues have made dangerous journeys via human traffickers to defect.
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Your wealth pales in comparison to MY riches: a profound love for my family and also my drug empire worth $300 billion.
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Many of these weren't legit—they were sent by guys who saw a chance at quick riches—but some of them were.
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Despite the many tableaus filled with high-end fashion and solid gold embellishments, there's little sense of reverence or desire for riches.
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Steve Harvey's life is a rags-to-riches tale – but there's no fairy godmother or anonymous benefactor, just integrity, ingenuity and success.
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When a trust fund guy gets cut off from his riches, he and his wife move in with her sister in Reseda.
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Jaime shuts him up with a token bag of riches, and tells him he'll have his castle when the war is over.
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Multimillionaire Robert Herjavec's story, that of an immigrant arriving in North America with just $20, is a perfect rags-to-riches tale.
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The riches of Silicon Valley have enabled some extravagant and quixotic projects, but they've got nothing on what oil money can do.
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A frenzy like bitcoin is inevitably followed by scammers and bullshit artists who prey on misunderstanding, confusion, and dreams of sudden riches.
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Even Rwanda, with no great commodity riches, is soliciting patriotic donations to build its own (civil servants coughed up $2.5m last year).
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Though Cardi's life is very much a rags-to-riches story, she said she's not caught up in the hype of fame.
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They argue that it is only fair that workers in the world's 11th-biggest economy get a larger share of the riches.
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In a further embarrassment of riches, the town has an ample stock of affordable housing to go along with its full employment.
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The forces motivating top talent to leave big banks are diverse, ranging from a frustration with bureaucracy to an appetite for riches.
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She was a Wall Street broker who drew heavily on her own abundant riches to overcome the formidable obstacles in her way.
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The EU is harbouring not an illiberal democracy, but a semi-autocratic kleptocracy in which loyalty offers the quickest route to riches.
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U.T.W.," Jay-Z flaunts his rags-to-riches story: "After that government cheese, we eating steak/After the projects, we on estates.
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She has spent the past two decades directing the riches her family accrued toward helping others through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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When rappers brag about going from rags to riches, they might throw in a line about buying out the luxury retailer Barneys.
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Even if you're unable to peruse the riches of the Tribeca Film Festival, these movies will be generating buzz around the country.
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As my colleague Richard Beales points out, Snap's new investors start by showering the Venice, California-based firm's staff with unwarranted riches.
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She's reportedly a mixed-breed pup who was rescued from a shelter in Tennessee -- so, a true Hollywood rags to riches story.
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It set South Korea and Taiwan on the path to riches, helped extinguish smallpox in the 22014s and has almost eliminated polio.
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Young players can be propelled rapidly into a world of fabulous riches, embodied today by the Qatari-owned club, Paris Saint-Germain.
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Mr. Sharif, whose family's riches were made primarily through dealing in steel, has denied any wrongdoing and has offered to be investigated.
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In plain sight of the summering Rockaways, these works form a separate realm that intimates riches and rituals both ancient and new.
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Sumner M. Redstone has routinely bestowed great riches upon his lieutenants, Mr. Dauman of Viacom, and Leslie Moonves, chief executive of CBS.
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Breakingviews Goldman Sachs executives once boasted of being long-term greedy: They would rather wait for riches than make a quick buck.
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Navalny sparked protests by making a viral YouTube video alleging that Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev had secret riches, including palaces and yachts.
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Raise happy cows, chickens, and sheep so that they can provide resources to sell and start you on the path to riches!
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This arrangement generated riches for the Congolese elite, and vastly more for the prospectors, but offered little to the poverty-ravaged population.
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It is unlikely that this empty space is full of gold and riches like those found when King Tutankhamun's tomb was uncovered.
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And by being so direct about his riches, Trump has taken the issue of wealth off the table as a political weapon.
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While it is a seductive narrative, one of those rags-to-riches journeys none of us can resist, it's only partly true.
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Part of the motivation to get the deal done was so that employees could turn paper riches into cash before the holidays.
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You don't have the longest attention span, but Mars in Taurus will give you the stamina you need to earn your riches.
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A riches-to-rags story, an immigrant story and a quixotic road trip are bundled into Jade Chang's sharply funny first novel.
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Beyond her rags-to-riches tale, the remarkable thing about C.J. Walker is the likelihood that people have never heard of her.
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Many politicians would treat such a rags-to-riches tale as a parable about entrepreneurship, but for him it is more complicated.
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The 19th century brimmed with gurus ready to guide you to other dimensions and prophets of the path from rags to riches.
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The Malaysian police said that the riches seized in the raids on six different properties were worth as much as $273 million.
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LONDON — For years, anticorruption campaigners have railed against Britain's openness to ill-gotten riches from overseas and the foreigners who invest them.
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The archaeologists also surmise that the attackers were driven by politics and power, not mainly by robbery or plundering the village's riches.
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Any rags to riches story worth its salt has a moment when a downtrodden hero gets to celebrate her awesome new life.
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I ended up going back to find my great-grandfather and how he came west from Georgia to find adventure and riches.
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Now they have five relievers who have pitched in Class AAA this season, a marked contrast to the Yankees' bullpen of riches.
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But Souffrant points out that even though making coffee at home isn't your ticket to overnight riches, it still makes a difference.
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In the historic center, you have more cultural riches, boutiques and cacio e pepe spots than you know what to do with.
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Many of these documents can be found in the DVD series "Jazz Icons," though there are plenty of other riches on YouTube.
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Moroni: The Riches of Renaissance Portraiture Through June 2 at the Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, Manhattan; 212-288-0700, frick.org.
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But, as in the earlier mania for technology companies, there are growing concerns that this boom could produce more disappointment than riches.
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Still, the bull run happened even as income inequality in America has grown, and the market's riches have not been distributed evenly.
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And while productivity has shot up, pay has flatlined, leaving workers poorer and handing the riches of a growing economy to investors.
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In the air is a new emotion for a city where the glimmering skyline once seemed to promise riches and opportunity: fear.
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Essence reported that Canadian fashion designer Tani Riches was one of the first to call out the brand&aposs styling on Twitter.
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It created the fertile land that made cotton king and lavish riches on the white people who owned almost all of it.
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LeBron James makes a lot of money — in 303, he earned $86 million — but he also knows how to manage his riches.
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In the air runs a new emotion for a city where the glimmering skyline once seemed to promise riches and opportunity: fear.
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Victims are often lured to remote rural areas, where they live in closed communities and are indoctrinated with rags-to-riches tales.
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The Swahili coastal city was a major trade center and sultans amassed great riches through trade on the Eastern coast of Africa.
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He was remembered for brandishing a machete while making defiant nationalist speeches and living a lavish life off of drug-trade riches.
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Their riches stem from the vast oil reserves uncovered more than 75 years ago, under the reign of King Abdulaziz ibn Saud.
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Baby boomers are the wealthiest generation in American history — and they're about to pass down those riches over the next few decades.
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Many parts of Italy contain subterranean riches, and over the centuries, countless edifices have incorporated or adapted the ruins of previous eras.
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"We would not wish what we have experienced upon any other parent -- anywhere," the Riches said in a statement provided to CNN.
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The protesters have accused the government and the ruling class of using the country's vast oil riches to line their own pockets.
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Since then, fame and riches have come quickly for the paunchy kid with the killer punch from the border town of Imperial.
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His father, the former heavyweight boxing champion Gene Tunney, read widely and aspired to social status to go with his ring riches.
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Law enforcement tells us ... they believe the celebs were not targeted because they flaunted their jewelry and other riches on social media.
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Breakingviews Take a Lamborghini, a few movie stars and a dash of Bacardi, and infuse it all with the scent of cryptocurrency riches.
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Dalloway The clouds methought would open, and show riches Ready to drop upon me; that, when I waked, I cried to dream again.
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I wish I could have named the riches I passed on my way – the human doubts, the red in a cemetery of apples.
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Production has plunged in Tanzania, as the government demands a greater share of riches from mines in which Barrick has a majority stake.
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She's also used her industry clout and vast riches to form her own production company, which is a typical move for big stars.
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This isn't a rag-to-riches story as much as it is a rumination on the social scripts about femininity, race, and class.
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They walked away with riches like the first edition of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of the Species and 20 Audobon pencil drawings.
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The riches of top earners do not seem to bother voters nearly as much as many on the left would like them to.
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And with equity and dilution becoming top concerns for sought-after talent, companies benefit if they can show employees their path to riches.
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It planned to pursue riches on the ocean floor, mining metals such as gold, zinc and copper, desired for lustre, alloys and electronics.
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It is simply the nature of the sport to generate a steady stream of rags-to-riches tales like that of Mr Foles.
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But it wasn't until the 1970s that anyone seriously considered tapping the ocean's riches of gold, silver, zinc, magnesium, iron, cobalt, and copper.
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Despite his new surroundings, the rags-to-riches Lord of the Manor is determined to remember his past and help the less fortunate.
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It has brotherhood, it has breakup to makeup, it has rags to riches, it has freedom of speech, police brutality, AIDS and HIV.
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A peace-loving China yearned to work with foreign navies to secure international sea-lanes and safeguard the ocean's riches, Mr Xi declared.
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" The second definition, now obsolete, is instructive as well: "Ostentation, display of the outward tokens of position, as riches, dress; vain-glory, pomp.
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Since the 1990s, many Texans have pinned their hope for riches on new animals, such as white-tail deer and long-horn cattle.
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Nordegren appreciates that not every tough road and flameout marriage ends in riches—but she hopes to inspire others to finish their degrees.
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TIMPF: I think that there is a level of success and riches where you probably don&apost care what your body looks like.
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It's a testament to the vast riches of New York history that this handful of homes intersects with so many people of note.
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I saw great riches on the map, and I saw competing civilizations threatening to grab them first, but I demured on diving in.
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These days, Brazil seems doubly jinxed by the oil riches that once propelled it into the ranks of the world's fastest growing economies.
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Without those riches — and it's going to be pretty hard to return to that well anytime soon — startups will have to look elsewhere.
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Zynga the casual games developer which once rode Facebook's platform to popularity and riches is now turning its attention to Snap for growth.
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But with bankruptcy looming, the promise of later riches (which he might simply have to surrender) likely held little temptation for the rapper.
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"We are talking about exploration to generate riches for all, including indigenous peoples, and also the well-being of Brazilian society," Oliveira said.
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Invest that money and let it grow, and you'll put yourself on the path to obscene riches — if that's your cup of tea.
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Mining activity has fuelled tensions in cities such as Boke, where much of the population remains poor and unemployed despite Guinea's mineral riches.
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"I went from rags to riches, but it wasn't luck," Stearns says in an exclusive clip of the show provided to Business Insider.
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"I went from rags to riches, but it wasn't luck," Stearns says in an exclusive clip of the show provided to Business Insider.
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He has funneled his riches into various bizarre experiments, including one in which young people were given thousands of dollars for their blood.
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This, critics say, will maximize the advantages of the candidates most able to tap the veins of riches on offer from wealthy donors.
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With Kim Kardashian reportedly making millions off her Hollywood game, there is a proven path to riches in the celeb mobile gaming space.
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But even as his popularity and financial portfolio skyrocketed, Palmer never tired of playing at the Ryder Cup for no riches at all.
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Dry and offbeat, with an immediate, original voice, this comedy is a back-roads drive through the expansive territory between rags and riches.
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It is an embarrassment of riches that other nations would love to have in a position that is key to attack in rugby.
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The battle over returning his riches to Ukraine has been tied up in courts for years, and will be for years to come.
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From rags to riches, these seven had some of the greatest comebacks following bankruptcy filings, according to research by financial services company GoCompare.com.
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Home icons of the Virgin and Child taught that salvation lay not in riches but in fruitfulness, patience and a good-night kiss.
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This self-harm risks wrecking a great British place of exchange and riches which already exists and which has deep traditions of trust.
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The new American Masters BBC Studios documentary, Basquiat: Rage to Riches, takes another shot at telling us how the man transformed into myth.
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He leaves her his riches so that she may continue to flourish without having to be middle-class anymore or deal with paralysis.
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Path 2: Big Company Senior ExecutiveWorking for a big company and rising up the ladder into senior management is another path to riches.
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It's deliriously unnerving to hear his half-asleep fantasies about adventures in Las Vegas and Croatia, music-industry riches, plots against rival rappers.
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The rise of the Kamani family is frequently described by the British tabloids as one of the UK's great "rags to riches" tales.
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Only in the last decade has it become apparent that the area could offer agricultural riches to those willing to seek them out.
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They are not looking to slake their lust, amass great riches, build monuments to themselves, create utopian societies or engage in sadistic torments.
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The mention of the British royal family's riches might call to mind national treasures like the Crown Jewels or the Tower of London ...
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In every empire, there comes a time when, despite all its riches and power and apparent invincibility, a catastrophic downfall seems to loom.
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This is, in part, a problem of Ellis's embarrassment of riches in midfield, and her steadfast devotion to a 4-20113-3 formation.
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Seattle-ization, meanwhile, is a particularly dire diagnosis: The high housing costs and tech riches there have remade the city with startling speed.
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The African Great Lakes have long tempted outsiders seeking riches, including the European nations that began plundering the continent in the 22.2th century.
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"We see a parallel with the exploitation of national riches," said Gecivaldo Vasconcelos Ferreira, a federal police officer who helped lead the investigation.
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These firms and wealthy individuals are converting their riches into political power, further revising the rules to entrench their position at the top.
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Next Stop Younger Indians, flush with disposable income and a newfound appreciation of the cultural riches within their own borders, have discovered Kerala.
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I use my clients' dogs, and I always do a rags-to-riches story and feature a rescue animal that can be adopted.
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But that might increase domestic political tensions, if increasing corporate and stock market riches are not accompanied by broad-based growth in wages.
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On the other hand, if Soros's riches had gone to someone else, would that person have put the money to the same use?
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He also recounts the remarkable rags-to-riches rise of Abraham E. Lefcourt, the prodigious developer who died leaving an estate of $2,500.
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With Uber use exploding since then, it is not surprising that the near-monopoly riches available to taxi owners and operators have plunged.
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And it'd be a sure trigger for them to bring up Venezuela, which has squandered the riches of its state-run oil company.
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The combined riches of Asia's ultra wealthy now total a staggering $21.74 trillion, based on analysis of Wealth-X's database of wealthy individuals.
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The music hall will have a digital archive serving as a repository of the cultural riches produced by the area, Mr. Sanabria said.
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Asked if three breaks in succession, including five days off for the All-Star weekend, were almost an embarrassment of riches, Lundqvist smiled.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Masayoshi Son used Saudi Arabia's oil riches to help him become one of the world's most powerful tech investors.
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Public share sales by the companies are expected to create a bonanza of riches in Silicon Valley for entrepreneurs and venture capital investors.
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Two historically black neighborhoods lie in the shadow of the Atlanta stadium hosting this year's Super Bowl, but the riches its creation represents?
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But Pakistanis seem to think that since God has blessed Saudi Arabia with so many riches, we are only getting our fair share.
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The rover isn't due to land on Mars until February of 2021, but we can still enjoy the planet's riches in the meantime.
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The Mars family, owners of the candy giant Mars Inc, was third riches with a net worth of $78 billion, according to Forbes.
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But if anything could damage the Trump brand, some analysts say, it would be persistent revelations about his business record and personal riches.
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Rom-com leading ladies rarely work in accounting and almost never in blue-collar jobs, unless it's a rag-to-riches Cinderella story.
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As with any empire, there is a sense that for all its riches and popularity, the league is never far from some catastrophic demise.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ransom-hungry pirates, polar explorers, offshore oil giants - the race for the riches of the world's final frontier is on.
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At 100 years old, the world's oldest billionaire would be forgiven for taking it easy and enjoying the riches of his eight-decade career.
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But Brimble's Dickensian rags-to-riches trajectory didn't involve a coming-of-age journey to the big smoke; he hardly left his home studio.
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An Abundance of (Intangible) Riches A lot has been written about the "secret sauce" that makes Silicon Valley the world's most successful tech hub.
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That mixed reaction—riches for Amazon and excitement from consumers, amidst the decimation of an entire sector of the economy—proves the company's power.
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The Riverdale musical episode, Wednesday's "A Night To Remember," was an embarrassment of riches if wild plotting and incredibly tight jeans are your thing.
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Every morning I wake up with a person I love next to me and feel as if I've stumbled upon an embarrassment of riches.
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After Trump won, as people scrambled for jobs, influence, and riches, a chain reaction of bank transfers started among the Agalarovs and their associates.
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While Recorder is fairly conventional in structure with its incorporation of talking heads, it makes creative use of the archival riches its subject collected.
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The move is aimed at helping Switzerland and its wealth management industry shake off their image as a secretive haven for ill-gotten riches.
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Look to east African countries, hailed for their innovations in mobile banking, which are now touting a fresh source of riches: oil and gas.
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Quick, polished animations offer a seemingly easy paint-by-numbers path to crypto riches: Open an account on a New Zealand–based cryptocurrency exchange!
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But with the Klieg lights glaring on Khorgos, studios and stars will probably have to start sharing more of their riches with the government.
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If such opportunities continue to appear, then the peak of British broadcasting might become just a kink in the EPL's surge towards greater riches.
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This course teaches you the principals of blockchain technology so you can understand the science behind Bitcoin and begin your path towards cryptocurrency riches.
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Image: APIn the early 20th century, seeking riches, fur and its medicinal qualities, the people of Europe hunted the Eurasian beaver to near extinction.
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"I always think of America as being so new, that we don't have the kind of historical riches of the 'old world'," Albert said.
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One popular route to free riches involves a "referral code", which gives each person who uses it a credit for helping secure new customers.
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If you make a deal with us, you can stay in power and your country will see untold riches from investment from the west.
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But cronyism, not competition, has been the surest route to riches, even after the partial dismantling of the "licence raj" nearly three decades ago.
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And in case you were wondering, God rewards Job for his steadfast faith with a long and healthy life and more riches than before.
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Politico's Annie Karni has a smart piece exploring the Clinton team's struggles to nail Trump, despite having an embarrassment of riches to work with.
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Rihanna—a Barbadian immigrant whose father was a drug addict—is not often seen through the prism of the male rags-to-riches story.
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Others branded them robber barons who used their power and riches to snuff out competition, exploit workers, and undermine democracy by bribing corrupt politicians.
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These were the years of his creation, when he was young and in control of the narrative — the story of rags before the riches.
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With Girlboss, the Netflix show based on Sophia Amoruso's rag-to-riches story, we get one more drop in the Nasty Gal Mythology bucket.
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Venus is all about value (and valuables!) and as it connects with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, immense riches become available to you.
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Behind the company's camp on the hill are stacks of carefully ordered cylinders of rock drilled out to map the riches beneath the mountain.
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They are reminders of the riches of a small urban elite, even if the odd rural iPhone points to rising incomes in the countryside.
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That would make sense considering he often worked on multiple paintings at the same time, according to the recent documentary, Basquiat: Rage to Riches.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single, foul-mouthed young girl in possession of riches must be in want of viral fame.
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From the same album, Madonna released a slew of hits back-to-back, the second being "Material Girl," her ode to riches over romance.
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While the riches have been — and continue to be — fruitful, what I value the most from the experience isn't found in my bank account.
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"I thought, if I had my own orchard, I could sell them" — and then use those truffle riches to research whatever he wanted to.
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Mummies came back to life, curses blighted those who excavated the sites, and pyramids became elaborate mazes of death traps that housed unknowable riches.
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Opening days are the most aspirational days in the baseball calendar, and for now the expectations for an embarrassment of riches were happily met.
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He raps, "Lil D with me on the road to riches," and, sure enough, right there in the Oakland City West End Apartments, a.k.a.
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But this year has offered an embarrassment of riches for gloating, most recently a 2005 recording of Donald J. Trump bragging about sexual assault.
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Are we to assume that baseball players, faced with the possibility of absurd riches, now refuse to delve into this modern world of drugs?
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It's one of the city's best surprises, a place that could be overlooked only in a metropolis with an embarrassment of riches like Paris.
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It's also about having a group of leaders see that the road to riches and sustainability might not be paved in hard-charging aggression.
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Kaija Saariaho's "Lonh" was a stunning example of the expressive riches that electronics can produce in the hands of a master of tone color.
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Big holders of Bitcoin and Ether are being targeted by criminals seeking to exploit the ease with which vast virtual riches can be transferred.
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Yet the filmmakers' emphasis on drama honors the driven personality of their subject, while tracing a fairly conventional glad-rags-to-riches narrative arc.
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Then the value of media rights for European soccer soared, and those new riches enabled clubs to scour the world for the best talent.
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The discovery turned into a full-blown gold rush and in the 1860s, swarms of miners tore at the tiny stream for its riches.
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Now, a monthslong CNN investigation has established who is behind the funding to deepen Russia's presence and in return winning access to unexploited riches.
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This festival, now in its sixth year, pays tribute to the embarrassment of riches that New York has to offer by way of comedy.
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Now, many hotel companies and resorts have introduced programs for kids that give them the opportunity to explore the cultural riches of a destination.
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Mr. Gianforte earned riches as a technology entrepreneur with his company, RightNow Technologies, which he sold in 2011 to Oracle for about $1.5 billion.
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Mr. Navalny's latest sally was a remarkable video cataloging the purported riches of Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, including estates, yachts and a European vineyard.
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" When asked how she felt that she may win more acting Emmys than anyone else, she joked, "It's sort of an embarrassment of riches.
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Tracking my money this week has made me realize I have no riches nor accomplishments to speak of, but have world enough and time.
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The "riches to rags" storyline may have been the premise of the show, but that soon takes a backseat to the characters' moral development.
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Anchorage gives institutions and token moguls peace of mind throughout the process while letting them stake and vote while their riches are in custody.
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When labor income provides the primary route to riches, it creates incentives for people to improve their education and work harder, Ms. Boushey explained.
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There is excited talk of a race, and of the riches and power that await the first to seize the "Holy Grail of computing".
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The pursuit of quick, unimaginable riches is what incentivized so much of the irresponsible, reckless and illegal behavior at Wall Street's biggest financial firms.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has used Saudi Arabia's oil riches to help him become one of the most powerful tech investors in the world.
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The ways in which cryptocurrency enthusiasts can spend their virtual riches is growing, if only for those who are millionaires — at least on paper.
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It helped Cruz become one of the franchise's most charismatic and identifiable players, renowned for his rhythmic touchdown dances and rags-to-riches story.
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Are there legions of K Street big shots working for foreign despots and parking their riches in Cypriot bank accounts to avoid the I.R.S.?
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The rags-to-riches-to-rehab arc of his life feels familiar, but the trailer is as dazzling as John's over-the-top costumes.
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The burgeoning conservative political entertainment marketplace invited those who saw Fox News and talk radio and the speaking circuit as a means to riches.
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The tomb was initially unearthed in 1885 by a group of treasure hunters who ransacked the spot, taking innumerable riches — but not the cheese!
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The challenge for this evening's programming is to connect the dots between Trump's riches, his governing abilities, and the GOP policy agenda in Congress.
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Conor McGregor was an awesome rags to riches story ... before he went nuts and attacked a damn bus -- so says UFC star Justin Gaethje.
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As I have gone alone in there And with my treasures bold, I can keep my secret where, And hint of riches new and old.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When temperatures rise and winds drop in the coming weeks, a band of explorers will hunt for copper riches in Mongolia's Gobi Desert.
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She is what a book marketer I once worked with would delicately call mediagenic, and it makes that rags-to-riches story even more appealing.
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Marvel Studios is also poised to reap an embarrassment of riches when Disney's deal to buy 21st Century Fox closes, possibly in the coming weeks.
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Hopefully, during the intervening years, traditional mining companies will continue to develop the tools needed for us to access the vast riches found across space.
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The family riches of Betsy DuVos, Trump's education secretary nominee, have gone in large part to funding anti-gay groups like the Family Research Council.
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Wyclef Jean has gained the riches and acclaim that come with being an icon, but the hip-hop artist actually came from very humble roots.
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"BASQUIAT" is a deliberate provocation, with a hook that mimics a 1985 interview with the painter, captured in last year's Basquiat: Rags to Riches documentary.
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He despairs that the ANC has become "open to opportunists" and that too many people use its power to gain "access to riches in society".
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Many things about Trump, from the brashness with which he criticizes his opponents to the unabashed pride with which he enumerates his riches, seem idiosyncratic.
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But the story of an ordinary man who discovers that riches and success are nothing to do with money didn't start with Capra and Stewart.
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Such riches are the result of a deliberate government strategy to exploit minerals, particularly coal, and build infrastructure (another measure repeated recently in western China).
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It's an extraordinary embarrassment of dramatic riches... It offers a magnificent kicking off platform for where we've got to go with these last six episodes.
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Fan's rags-to-riches success story has now become a communist morality tale about how the rich need to be shamed and punished for excess.
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