And finally, on March 30, 63, the KGB hits the jackpot.
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In some cases, one cell hits the jackpot and inherits them all.
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Even if one company hits the jackpot, production can be a problem.
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He then hits the jackpot by giving a pink ball gown-clad Swift her new kitten.
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"She has a history of financial problems until she hits the jackpot with Bill Cosby," he added.
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"She had a history of financial problems until she hits the jackpot with Bill Cosby," Mesereau calmly told the jury.
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"He just got out of prison, been out three days, he walks into the Oscars and he hits the jackpot, man," Harvey said.
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In terms of a tale where the truth is not only stranger but more compelling than most fiction, "Three Identical Strangers" hits the jackpot.
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In this video posted on Youtube by The Weather Network, one lucky squirrel hits the jackpot after finding a stray slice of pizza on a street in Nova Scotia.
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But the CEO of Mayweather Promotions, Leonard Ellerbe, who has frequently called Wilder the "top dog" in the division, expects the American to be the one who hits the jackpot in Las Vegas.
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When things like this work out really well—and I hope a lot of people see it—it's even more gratifying than when a big budget film hits the jackpot because you kind of already knew it was going to.
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After those actors hired a lawyer in 2016 and became more vocal about their concerns, the show's producers agreed to a profit-sharing deal, but the visibility and perceived injustice of their dispute prompted a broader conversation among actors about how they are treated financially when a show hits the jackpot.
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Eric Palmer for FiercePharmaManufacturing. 13 March 2014 Hikma hits the jackpot with doxycycline shortage before decreasing again.
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Blondie Hits the Jackpot is a 1949 black-and-white comedy film directed by Edward Bernds and starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms, and Marjorie Ann Mutchie. It is the 26th of the 28 Blondie films.
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Kroeger also made a guest appearance in the episode Columbo: Death Hits the Jackpot (1991), as the murder victim. In 2000, he hosted an infomercial for DirecTV, which played in-store at many Best Buy locations. In 2002, he hosted the 26th annual Mrs. America Pageant.
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"AirTran Airways Hits the Jackpot with New Service in Atlantic City, N.J", AirTran Airways, March 23, 2009."AirTran Airways Adds Three New Nonstop Routes to Orlando", AirTran Airways, March 25, 2009. In addition, the airport is used for general aviation, military purposes, FAA testing, and other research.
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"Mozilla Announces Global Expansion for Firefox OS." Mozilla Blog. Published 24 February 2013. Retrieved 7 March 2013. In 2012, Kovacs negotiated a reported $1 billion deal renewing Mozilla’s agreement to make Google the default search engine in Firefox.Vaughan-Nichols, Steven J. “Firefox hits the jackpot with almost billion dollar Google deal.” ZDNet. Published 22 December 2011. Retrieved 18 February 2013.
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Including funds raised prior to the spinout from Hambros Among the firm's most notable investments are Wagamama, Gala Bingo,Gala hits the jackpot. The Telegraph, Mar 2002 Equity Insurance Group,Europe: Britain: Insurer Accepts Buyout Bid. The New York Times, March 17, 2005Duke Street and Englefield exit Equity Insurance Group in £570m deal . AltAssets, December 2006 Burton's Foods,Duke Street is front-runner in Burton’s Foods race.
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Zack gambles his winnings from the Dead or Alive 3 tournament at a casino. In the process, he hits the jackpot, earning a ridiculously large sum of money. The money is used to purchase a private island, which he promptly turns into a resort named after himself ("Zack Island"). He then invites the women from the previous tournament (along with one newcomer -- his girlfriend, Niki) to his island under the pretense that the next Dead or Alive tournament will be held there.
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In 1990, he portrayed Colonel Fargo in By Dawn's Early Light, a film from HBO about a fictional world war. In 1991, he portrayed Albert Brooks' character's celestial defense attorney in Defending Your Life. He was a jeweler who murdered his own nephew to steal a winning lottery ticket in an episode of Columbo that year on TV, "Death Hits the Jackpot". In 1993, Torn portrayed the OCP CEO in RoboCop 3 and starred opposite Tantoo Cardinal in Where the Rivers Flow North.
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Noli produces Boyet Pipino, whom he describes as a "Computer Whiz of the Decade". Boyet Pipino initially stood aloof from the task, saying that he was not a hacker and that it was against his principles to break into someone else's computer. He however, changes his mind when Tomas ridicules him as a "fake". He tries several combinations of words associated with the Colonel as passwords and soon hits the jackpot by using the reverse spelling of her surname, "maniak".
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Wrathfully, Bugs vows revenge on Nasty Canasta by saying: "You realize that this is not going to go unchallenged." Six months later, Canasta has used his ill-gotten gains to start a casino in San Francisco, which is shamelessly rigged in the house's favor. Bugs enters the casino in the role, playing a hopelessly naïve country boy who confuses a slot machine for a "telly-o- phone". When Bugs uses it to phone his mother for some money, he hits the jackpot, much to Canasta's shock.
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Sweet pulls a prank on Weedle during a golf game and is suspended for six month. Sweet also records Weedle having humorous intercourse with a prostitute, "The Orphan in a Storm". Sweet then decides to drown his sorrows in a casino at the slot machines, where he tricks a small boy, Alfred "Shorty" Short into thinking he is a genie. Bossy and Savage try to rob the casino when they accidentally break the disco ball and it knocks Sweet unconscious just as he hits the jackpot.
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Warner was signed by Delhi Daredevils for the 2009–10 seasons.Big hitting Blues batsman hits the jackpot 17 December 2008 – 12:53 pm During the 2009 tournament which was played in South Africa, Warner played seven games, scoring 163 runs at an average of 23.28 and with a strike-rate of 123.48. His top score was 51. On 7 October 2011, Warner became the first cricketer to score consecutive Twenty20 hundreds, when he followed up an unbeaten 135 against Chennai Super Kings with an unbeaten 123 against Royal Challengers Bangalore.
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After losing everything, Hyun-soo (Park Yong-ha) spends five years glued to the computer screen as an unshaven, full-time "ant" (individual investor). He eventually reaches the top of the game after a painful diet of instant noodles and sacrificing the cost of three luxury sedans. He vows to quit once and for all when he achieves his goal, a nine- digit savings account that will support his mother and studious younger brother. One day he hits the jackpot, not knowing that there are repercussions to disrupting a stock market scam.
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A reviewer for London's Time Out magazine stated that 'Saville films Frank Clarke's script in a mishmash of styles, and the pace sometimes flags' but nonetheless that 'it's as camp as Christmas, and if it rarely hits the jackpot, playing along with it is wildly enjoyable'. Another reviewer stated that the film is 'a hotch-potch of ideas woven together - making a mountainous and chronically unbelievable mess'. David Hall stated that the film 'is a bit of a mix' but that 'the parts that shine however are quite beautiful, as too is the lush score by noted composer Hans Zimmer'.
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Entering the tent, they turn on a bank of cobweb- covered switches that control power for music studio equipment as well as a bank of television sets which show the videos for Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' "Here Comes My Girl" and "A Woman In Love (It's Not Me)." A clip from the Galactica 1980 episode "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I" playing on one of the televisions elicits a visceral reaction from Tom, possibly explaining the cause of the destruction in the video's universe. As they explore the tent, Mike finds a hollow body Gretsch 6120 guitar just in time to play the song's guitar solo. Howie hits the jackpot on a slot machine, causing coins to flow over his hands.
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He spent a year in Israel as an aviation-law consultant for the Israeli Department of Civil Aviation, helping to negotiate a treaty on air space and working out of Lydda Airport in Tel Aviv. In 1952, he returned to New York City, where he worked for the United Nations, editing documents. Shortly afterward, Wager segued into writing and producing radio and television documentaries for CBS and NBC, and the United States Information Agency, while also beginning a side career as a freelance writer for magazines including Playbill and Show. Under the pseudonym John Tiger, he wrote the paperback original Death Hits the Jackpot (Avon #605) for Avon Books, the fifth publisher he contacted; published in 1954, it paid him $3,000.
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