a lot of money
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money
noun[U]
uk/ˈmʌn.i/us/ˈmʌn.i/
coins or notes (= special pieces of paper) that are used to buy things, or an amount of these that a ...
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Lawyers cost money and good lawyers cost alotofmoney.
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If they are able to discover a cure or a medicine for a disease, they may make alotofmoney.
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It amounted to quite alotofmoneyby student standards.
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He made alotofmoneyfrom this.
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Unlike most geological publications alotofmoneyhas been available.
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Alotofmoneyhas been invested in the building of new nursing homes to a higher standard.
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The company spends alotofmoneyon equipment.
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Some are materialist values, such as making alotofmoney, being successful, and achieving goals.
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You pay alotofmoneyand want to receive a good service.
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Therefore, although the government spent alotofmoneyon this scheme, farmers did not benefit much and the effect on grain production was limited.
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He has got alotofmoneyout of it, and hopes to get more.
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Implantation of some embryo or other is not mandatory, because reproduction is not mandatory, even after paying alotofmoneyto a fertility clinic.
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Not long after the burial he made alotofmoney, thus bringing much fame to the tomb site.
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It was alotofmoney.
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I asked these women activists whether it was necessary for one to have alotofmoneyfor servants, private transport, etc. to facilitate the adoption of such a practice.
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After all, alotofmoneyis given away by arts' funding bodies on the assumption that a dynamic and healthy relationship exists between musical activity and consumption.
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We are providing alotofmoney, but this is also what complementarity is about, what donor coordination is about and what ownership is about.
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All this is associated with certain problems - it costs alotofmoney.
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