She is not only the child of a rich man, but the grandchild of a rich man.
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Cher once said that she didn't need to marry a rich man; she was a rich man.
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They both died, and the poor man, Lazarus—who had a name by the way, Lazarus; the rich man was just the rich man—Lazarus was taken to Heaven, to the bosom of Abraham, and the rich man ended up in Hell.
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"My mother said marry a rich man / And I was like mama, I am that rich man," Rogers sings and hell yes is the only way to respond.
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Harvey Weinstein, for example, was easier to interpret, neater in his moral typology: big bad rich man victimized weaker people, big bad rich man loses his wealth and status.
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Meantime, single rich man (and woman) on the market ...
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He played a dying rich man — American, of course.
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Running Rosneft has made Mr Sechin a very rich man.
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She was a retail worker who bagged a rich man.
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He doesn't look it, but he's a rich man, apparently.
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So did a rich man who claimed to serve God.
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The smart man, the rich man, looked to the unseen opportunity.
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Needless to say, The Bachelor has made Harrison a rich man.
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I am now a very, very, very heart-full rich man.
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Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief11.
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Heineken was a rich man who wanted to live in peace.
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The rich man lived in a townhouse in Manhattan's West Village.
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I am not a rich man, and I am long retired.
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The medallion bubble turned Mr. Freidman into a remarkably rich man.
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There are man caves and then there are super-rich man caves.
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I am not a rich man, but I'm rich in content subscriptions.
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"If I had, I would be a very rich man," he said.
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"Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief" 11.
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In our town, there was a rich man, Reb Zadok, a scholar.
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Trump represented himself as a rich man feared by the business elite.
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If I knew the answer to that I'd be a rich man.
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All the keys to success from a very, very, very rich man.
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A rich man, but without all the kitschy glitz of Trump Tower.
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He calls himself "Rich Man" Ashiley, a name which betrays his ambition.
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That's why internally he was strongly motivated to become a rich man.
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George Washington was actually considered a very, very rich man at the time.
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He is brought back by an old rich man who needs his help.
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Trump, the mega-rich man himself, would not go quietly into the night.
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Mac Miller was a very rich man when he died ... TMZ has learned.
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His character argues that, as a rich man, his life is worth more.
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"I am a rich man!" he declared to his wife with baffling confidence.
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The Food Issue A rich man asked me to dinner at his house.
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Why would a rich man cut corners on the most intimate of investments?
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Earned billions of dollars in revenue and therefore became a very rich man.
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"It makes the rich man poor, and makes the poor man rich," he said.
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But don't worry, I'm here to save you and make you a rich man.
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It is a not-rich man's idea of what a rich man should be.
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We're annoyed, but also grateful for the food for thought, you absurdly rich man.
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Weinstein is a straightforward case of a rich man being tolerated for too long.
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He's also a very rich man with a lot of political and philanthropic aspirations.
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Back in 1979 it was ridiculous that a rich man could steal a space shuttle.
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One blog, called Bengal Boy, was run by a rich man in Hawaii (we think).
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You know if it were a rich man in 1923, people wouldn't bat an eye.
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He can't even go undercover, because, as Varys says, he walks like a rich man.
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Put differently, give a rich man another dollar, and he'll spend very little of it.
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The rich man is not played by Cheyenne Jackson; he is played by T.R. Knight.
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It's the kind of deal you would assume would make Eccles a very rich man.
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Meanwhile, if the rich man keeps his money, he can invest it and create jobs.
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Virginia was kidnapped by a rich man who then insisted that she was his slave.
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He was not an in-your-face rich man, proclaiming his wealth at every turn.
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The effect of a tax-free expense allowance for a rich man on the volume of goods and services available to the poor man depends in the first instance on the amount the rich man is allowed to spend, not on how he spends it.
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It sold 2.5 million copies, making the journalist turned pick-up artist a very rich man.
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Once Amazon made Bezos a very rich man, he founded Blue Origin to pursue that dream.
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Do people really vote for one rich man in order to spite the other rich men?
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He's a rich man from a rich family that likes to say he made his fortune.
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If you're smart and hot, you can get a rich man in a few easy steps.
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"He is a rich man, but he knows what life is like for slum people," he says.
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A confession from the evil rich man who dismembered one of his victims and somehow evaded justice!
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In 2016, he slipped off the list, but there's no question that he's a very rich man.
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By contrast, every time a rich man takes an extra wife, another poor man must remain single.
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They've always had a slightly ambivalent or even confrontational view of the rich man or the elite.
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But "I would have stayed in an Airbnb if I were a rich man," Mr. Boscacci said.
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" According to Luke, a rich man agonizes in hell simply for having lived a life of "luxury.
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"She's beautiful, she loves fashion, she knows how to entertain, she's married to an extraordinarily rich man."
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Our people wore bold crazy nails, intense hairstyles and gold that would make a rich man jealous.
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Although Newton died a rich man, his niece said that he hated being reminded of these losses.
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The bad news is ... baby, you'll need to be a rich man (or woman) to afford it.
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As a rich man now, he buys on a larger scale, but the spirit is the same: useless.
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A boy says his dad is a rich man and can hire bodyguards to ensure his own security.
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That's who Trump has always been: the not-rich man's idea of what a rich man should be.
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Jack Dorsey is a very rich man, and he runs two companies, and surely he has a computer.
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If things do not work out, at least the Kroger deal has made Mr Steiner a rich man.
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" At one point on the album you sing, "If tears were diamonds/ I'd be a rich man now.
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A rich man and his building of wealthy residents wants to blow up Megaton because it's an eyesore.
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So it's an act of mercy for the rich man to hurry on and ignore the robbery victim.
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A key point about Sondland, however, is that he's a rich man who doesn't need wing-nut welfare.
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Trump has said he got out of Atlantic at the right time and that he left a rich man.
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The dashing Spaniard recounts the story of a rich man who developed an unnaturally intense appetite for horse meat.
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My dear friend, hardly a rich man, had lost four thousand dollars he could ill afford to part with.
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Thanks to Berkshire, Mr. Buffett is a rich man, with a net worth estimated by Bloomberg at $79 billion.
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It keeps the main relationship the same (Cranston plays the rich man) but moves the action to New York.
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Yet he is still a rich man, and has millions left in home equity and investments, prosecutors noted Thursday.
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But then some of the books are standard romance novels, about a poor girl that gets a rich man.
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Michel Cote would be a rich man by now — if only he could have found good addiction treatment much sooner.
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"I don't like to live like the rich man - too many headaches," said Gamie, a new U.S. citizen from Bangladesh.
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Rich: Man, I love these nerdy background details, and I love the Story Group's apparent willingness to cater to them.
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Another family heirloom, a recording of Scully singing "If I Were a Rich Man" on a karaoke machine, remains unreleased.
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The novel concerns an extremely rich man named Ross Lockhart, whose younger wife, Artis, is dying of a debilitating illness.
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Over his three-decade career, Pitt has played a range of roles: soldier, sailor, rich man, poor man, vampire, thief.
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If every game was like this, then I think I'd be a Hall of Famer and a really rich man.
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Whether you're buying this astrological analysis or not, one famous rich man was quoted acknowledging the role astrology plays in finance.
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So, by our standards, May's husband is certainly not a rich man, but by their standards, they think, She's fine there.
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"IAM NOT a rich man," pleaded Paul Malong, the ex-chief of South Sudan's army, in an interview on Kenyan television.
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He drove upstate in the family minivan, turned it into the getaway car for the robbery and returned a rich man.
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The rock in the cardboard box, along with a 36-page pet-care manual, made creator Gary Dahl a rich man.
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A woman I know, having survived two failed marriages, announced some years ago that she wanted to marry a rich man.
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The woman is a former model, married to a rich man and accustomed to dressing well according to high fashion standards.
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"There's a parable in the Bible about a rich man who while he was alive had all good things," she says.
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And there was a beggar who would sit at the table of the rich man and he would get the crumbs.
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Because of his equity in the company, Graves, 35, is a very rich man, worth more than $1 billion, according to Forbes.
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He was a very rich man, but even he didn't belong to the upper most class of the town — the political elite.
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Failing to pay them doesn't make a rich man smart; it makes him ignorant of the way he's benefited from that system.
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The Shed, in the end, feels like the very generous birthday present you receive from the rich man who stole your wife.
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Even after politics and television had made him a rich man, he reveled in portraying himself as a working-class tough guy.
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"I was never told that I should marry a rich man and lie around in a negligee and eat chocolates," she says.
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That's important to keep in mind when considering the relationship between the father, Mr. Kim, and the rich man character, Nathan Park.
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"Only when you get married to a rich man, or a man of authority, can you get that kind of power," she said.
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The character who mouths them, Tom Buchanan, is one of the least admirable ones, representing a certain kind of unthinking, vulgar rich man.
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Timon of Athens: A rich man accidentally gives away literally all of his money to his friends because he can't set a budget.
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This is the industry that gave us a movie called Rich Man Poor Girl, a 1938 comedy starring Ruth Hussey and Robert Young.
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In the tape, Trump describes how his power as a famous, rich man gives him the ability to pursue any woman he pleases.
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The rich man — lynchpin of the triangle — says laughably "intellectual" things and looks good in both a suit and a pair of jeans.
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Then a rich man buys an estate near her village and closes off the footpaths, denying the villagers their traditional rights of way.
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"Kuhn would say, 'All you have to do is turn your head away and I'll make you a rich man,'" Mr. Nadjari recalled.
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In his own way, the poor man's idea of a rich man was himself a product of American inequality as much as Warren.
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"Jedermann" is the story of a very rich man — a "turbocapitalist," as Ms. Hering put it — who leads a high-flying, extravagant life.
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Tom Ripley is "a grifter" who is hired by a rich man to travel to Italy and convince his son to return home.
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It will just mark one small studio's dissent against a very rich man who yells casual racist insults in front of millions of people.
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The reality is that Trump is an extremely rich man who has appointed extremely rich men to serve as his top economic policy advisors.
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The nameless rich man ignores the pauper Lazarus during his lifetime and doesn't share his wealth -- not even scraps of food from his table.
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The Koran itself does not hold Muhammad above reproach, as it chides him for preaching to a rich man while ignoring a blind one.
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A rich man should not feel guilt for hard-earned wealth, he said; a pregnant woman should not feel guilt for having an abortion.
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Both die, and the beggar goes to Heaven, "carried by angels to the bosom of Abraham," while the rich man is damned to burn.
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" [music] [music] [cheering] [MUSIC — "IF I WERE A RICH MAN"] (SINGING) "All day long, I'd biddy-biddy-bum If I were a wealthy man!
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Mr. Trump's grandfather left Kallstadt for the United States at age 16 in 1885, and returned in 1902 a rich man, Mr. Paul said.
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He's still a rich man, he's still going to make some money from the sale, but it's nothing like what he could have had. Right.
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René never mastered math like her parents had wanted and had no desire to marry a nice, older rich man, as her mother had suggested.
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If Cramer got $100 every time someone called the world's markets as "dangerous" at the Delivering Alpha conference, he would be a very rich man.
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Kirchneristas routinely castigate Mr Macri as the spoilt son of a rich man; his father, an Italian immigrant, made a fortune as a government contractor.
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For some reason, that story popped into my head while I read the story of the rich man and Lazarus in the Gospel of Luke.
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The script channels its Man Of Steel reactions through bratty rich kid Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) and sullen rich man Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), a.k.a.
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The rich man just sat back and thoughtOf the wealth he had in storeAnd how to keep what he had earnedFrom the lazy shiftless poor.
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" Another doorman once told me, "If I had a dollar for every New Yorker who won't take this damn elevator, I'd be a rich man.
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The woman even invited Araoz to hang out with a kind, rich man at his ritzy townhouse less than 10 blocks away, according to Araoz.
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There's a story about a rich man in Cape Town who called the most expensive florist in London to supply flowers for his wife's funeral.
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This warning appears in three of the four Gospels, and is accompanied by myriad other passages confirming this assessment of those who would place mammon above God, such as in Jesus's telling of the story of Lazarus and the rich man, where the poor Lazarus enjoys heavenly bliss in the hereafter, while the rich man is destined to suffer in a "place of torment" (Luke 6900: 2628).
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If a rich man has a Lamborghini, that does not mean that a poor man has to walk, for the supply of cars is not fixed.
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If Jim Cramer got $100 every time someone called the world's markets as "dangerous" at the Delivering Alpha conference, he would be a very rich man.
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In his view, all women dream of owning expensive shoes and Gucci handbags, and the easiest way to get those is by securing a rich man.
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Is this woman being taken care of, or is she just a prize of great natural attractiveness, paraded around an opera house by a rich man?
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The story of Gawker's murder boils down to the fact that a very, very rich man was able to destroy a publication he disliked with impunity.
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One study found that a woman's best route to the top 1% income bracket is to marry a rich man, rather than through her own career.
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BIG CITY Felix Rohatyn was from a different era, when an ambitious rich man could be content to rescue a city and not run the world.
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I'd be a rich man if I had a nickel for every time someone fudged a 30-minute check or nodded off on the midnight shift.
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In the standard Asian-drama version of the trope, a rich man takes an interest in a woman from a poorer background, and they fall in love.
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"I sure he will become a rich man because of this mistake," said Andria Tasfai, 30, who used to hang out with him in the Corner Cafe.
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The soap opera is about a young girl, Madhubala, who is forced into marriage with a rich man who abuses her, but she gradually wins his love.
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Trump is clearly a rich man, but he was born rich, so whether his wealth reflects actual business skill hinges crucially on how rich he actually is.
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One belongs to a young and apparently innocent preschool teacher who has been swept off her feet by a rich man — a hedge fund manager, no less.
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Furthermore, how the hell does Donald Trump — who, as he would be the first to tell you, is a rather rich man — keep paying nothing in taxes?
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Donald Trump presented a dilemma of the highest order to his famous friends ... how much do you spend on the second wedding of an insanely rich man?
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Scrape together an impressive $1 million, and the 99.9 percent likelihood is still that rich man Gates walks away $1 million richer while you walk away broke.
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Available July 723 Caddyshack 713 (703)Denied from membership at a country club, a rich man instead decides to buy it and turn it into a theme park.
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He was from the asteroid/dwarf planet Ceres; she was the daughter of a very rich man whose entire expedition seemed to have simply vanished off the map.
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Elon Musk is a very happy (and still very rich) man after SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon Heavy rocket toward Mars -- and it was freakin' awesome to watch!
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Decades of work as a corporate defense lawyer had made Powell a rich man by the time President Richard Nixon named him to the high court in 113.
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Russell Simmons says the vile allegations against him in a lawsuit filed by Jane Doe are pure fiction, and an extortion attempt to extract money from a rich man.
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Facebook CEO and very rich man Mark Zuckerberg released a video on Tuesday that demonstrates his fancy new artificial intelligence named Jarvis that he's been working on all year.
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When she was a teen-ager, she went to Puerto Rico with some friends and met her future husband, a rich man from San Juan, in a hotel lobby.
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Shortly after she played Van Johnson's wife in the 1976 mini-series "Rich Man, Poor Man," she placed ads in Hollywood trade publications seeking work — in television, onstage, anywhere.
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This production made a compelling case for Tevye as a great dramatic, rather than musical, role ("If I Were a Rich Man" is the only vocal firework, after all).
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" While Mr. Hockney's market standing has made him a rich man, the artist said the extra money hadn't changed his life — "what am I going to do with it?
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She's soon forgotten, but, within a generation, someone else—a rock star, a rich man, a writer of symphonies—has made her song famous, and the world sounds different.
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Thanks in large part to Tesla, Elon Musk is an icon and a very rich man — the company's market cap reached $100 billion for the first time on Jan.
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Where Trump projects the stereotype of the rich man as hustler, Bloomberg's values were noblesse oblige; he styled himself as one whose riches liberated him from petty favor-trading.
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In the fourth, Stanley ends up a rich man after ejecting both of his ne'er-do-well brothers from the business long before they can cause any serious trouble.
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Such a release would reassure the public that Trump is who he says he is -- a really rich man -- and allow a glimpse into other matters, including his charitable giving.
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The way they see it, Trump is the one who comes by his populism dishonestly, a rich man who's never been in the working-class trenches like Brown has been.
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But the current election cycle has also enabled a second category of grifter: The Already Rich Grifter, specifically former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and California rich man Tom Steyer.
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"I will make you a rich man if you don't operate on me," the artist had said, Dr. Thorbjarnarson recalled during my visit to his New Jersey home in 2014.
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If a rich man works an extra hour, adding $1000 to the economy, but gets paid $1000 for his efforts, the combined income of everyone else doesn't change, does it?
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For instance: If warrior skills are so valued and a nobleman will send his daughters to China to study martial arts, why is marrying a rich man still so important?
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But Perez, a very rich man committed to doing things his very rich way, was never going to be a likely ally for a man as committed to control as Benitez.
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But the production is the only thing that saves Lost in London from being just another middling slog about a rich man confused by the state of his previously enchanted life.
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"If I got a dollar for every interview I've been in through the years, where people challenged us about not having female soldiers, I would be a rich man," he says.
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Washington (CNN)It's hard to imagine President Donald Trump, a very rich man, envying the Little Sisters of the Poor, an order of nuns who take oaths of chastity and poverty.
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From a dinner party that summons demons to a rich man obsessed with eating horses, the chef and author's final literary work was beautiful and haunting, leaving some readers wanting more.
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"If I Were a Rich Man" is rendered as "If I Were a Rothschild," both to accommodate the rhyme scheme and pay homage to the actual title of an Aleichem story.
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There are formidable supporting players he encounters on his space travels, notably including iconic German filmmaker Werner Herzog as a nefarious rich man who enlists The Mandalorian for a secret mission.
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But instead of immediately entering politics, Macron went to work at the Rothschild bank, where he negotiated a sale between Pfizer and Nestle in 280 that made him a rich man.
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A video clip shows a then-13-year-old Kate Middleton in a school play being told she will one day marry a handsome, rich man — who ended up being named William.
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A con man who dubs himself "Count Fujiwara" and Sook Hee, a poor pickpocket accomplice, join forces to scam a rich man and his niece, Lady Hideko, out of their vast wealth.
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Netflix's Altered Carbon, based on the novel by Richard K. Morgan, is about a soldier named Takeshi Kovacs, who is resurrected after 250 years, to solve the murder of a rich man.
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Initially, it seems like it might be about merging the Bluebeard story with Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, also featuring a rich man, a new bride, and a jealous housekeeper with her own agenda.
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An Economist writer observed during this campaign that Mr Trump is "a poor-man's idea of a rich man", and that may very well define his appeal in both design and politics.
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He's a failed parent, a cheating husband, a bankrupted rich man, a casual racist, a liar: a decadent portrait of the charismatic, urbane, and decadent white American male born in the 1930s.
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It's not hard to see why: Great wealth attracts people eager to tell an extremely rich man (or woman, but political egotism is mainly a male thing) what he wants to hear.
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With 22010 franchises, 28 percent of each studio's revenue, plus yearly teacher trainings at $22011,22012 a pop attended by 22013 to 2011 clients per session, Bikram Choudhury is a very rich man.
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Amari Cooper is a VERY rich man today -- dude just agreed to a $100 MILLION deal with the Cowboys ... but could he have gotten EVEN MORE to spurn Dallas for its rivals?!!?
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It perks along at a steady pace, though there are a couple of subplots, including one featuring Miranda Richardson as the widow of a secretive rich man, that never quite come together.
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He will be an oligarch in the Russian mold: a rich man who used his wealth to gain political power and who would use political power to enrich himself once in office.
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All that success has made him a very rich man, and this year, at age 89, he added a few lines that had little to do with Cherry Coke or See's Candies.
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They've also gotten attention because they fit into a larger narrative, that Trump is a fraud, a rich man who hoodwinked his lower-class followers and will now begin to sell them out.
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Maybe Bezos, whose company has its own controversial facial recognition program, will take the concerns of a fellow rich man more seriously than those of the organizations that have spoken up against it.
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Anthony Scaramucci's absurdly brief gig in the White House is going to pay off big-time, and help make the rich man even richer ... IF he chooses to cash in on making speeches.
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It's a nicely decorated space with a minimalist aesthetic, but it appears to be a small studio apartment with no view of the outside — not the usual habitation of an extremely rich man.
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It's the campaign people, the fearmongers who are trying to instill fear in those people, saying if you vote for the Republicans, he's going to give tax breaks to the white rich man.
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Some are universal—the classic Cinderella tale of a poor woman marrying a rich man—but others are more socially risqué, like the story of a divorced woman romantically involved with a virgin man.
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And yet, because Trump is a rich man, he has been able to run for the highest office in our country and use his platform to continuously insult our nation's veterans and service members.
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In a moment we can all cheer for, Eddie reminds Mr. Strickland he has more than the "one job" of making sure the rich man is free to commit as much adultery as possible.
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Created by essayist and former Saturday Night Live writer Simon Rich, Man Seeking Woman threw dweeby everyman Josh (Jay Baruchel) into the horrors of dating — and made those horrors literal in increasingly surreal sketches.
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Florence's unimaginative mission in life was to marry a rich man, and after a failed starter marriage, she became the third wife of Frank Gould, son of the infamous millionaire railway tycoon Jay Gould.
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So too with "Westworld": If a rich man were to design a theme park and populate it with live-action sex dolls, one would expect the women to have a rote, cookie-cutter appearance.
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" A few of our favorite selections, per the NBC video: "Superstition," by Stevie Wonder, several David Bowie tracks, "If I Were a Rich Man" from Fiddler on the Roof, and Neil Diamond's "Coming to America.
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"He's a millionaire, he's going to make sure you go to jail!" says one actor, urging the "contestant" to give the rich man who can supposedly ruin his life "one big push" off a building.
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"When I threatened to complain, they beat me nearly to death - saying I was just a poor woman married to a rich man," said Berthe, who now carries facial scars and walks with a limp.
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Not the block of caramel candy or Essie's pink nail polish shade, of course, but the one that refers to the monetary relationship between one super old, super rich man and an infinitely younger mate.
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Sincerely, Broke and Single Dear Broke and Single, I've never had to be with a wealthy man (I'm rich), but I tell all my poor friends—especially if they're pretty—to date a rich man.
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In "The Triumph of Poverty" (2009), a crowd treks past a beat-up car in a rural scene; one of them is a dishevelled rich man whose dropped pants reveal that he is ass-backward.
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The bad things that happen in the movie are mostly because of one incredibly rich man, who sits out most of the film and is really skillful at duping everyone from TV hosts to co-workers.
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If I had a bitcoin for every time someone declared it dead, I'd be a rich man, but the cryptocurrency world has never seen the type of scrutiny and large-scale awareness that it faces today.
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Ben Silbermann became a very rich man on April 503 when Pinterest began trading as a public company on Wall Street, but the co-founder and CEO of the virtual pinboard could have been significantly richer.
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But it is as puzzling as it is scandalous, for a truly rich man taking office in old age would have no need to profiteer further and every wish to be remembered for something more noble.
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"But when I look at it, I see this woman 30 years ago, I see a tall, nice-looking rich man that'll go with, you know, they get the women, you know they do," she said.
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For nearly a century, the work, subtitled "The Play About the Death of the Rich Man," has been preaching (in rhyming couplets) against avarice and exhorting the festival's well-heeled audiences to do a charitable deed.
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In the US alone, you can perhaps think of Rich Man, Poor Man; Roots; and The Winds of War — all three center on the stories of one family, often traced across multiple generations (as in Roots).
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Much of his work was also embellished with his patented Pyrotypietechnik, a groundbreaking method of ornamenting wood in relief using pressurized rollers: It caused a sensation at major world expositions — and made Ludwig a very rich man.
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In his short reign Yanukovych became an exceedingly rich man who lived on a vast estate, built with public funds, where the grounds held a zoo, a reproduction of an ancient galleon, and a private car collection.
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And there's nothing more breathtaking than the second half of "Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief," a song that earns its mouthful of a title with two minutes of Bond-worthy brilliance.
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Bearing a rakish grin and a bald head presumably bronzed under a tanning bed, he had the swagger of a very rich man who doesn't lie awake at night thinking about the future of the American republic.
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" Ms. Hruska MacPherson, who started way ahead by virtue of her marriage to a rich man, was now making it selling sweaters with airy political aphorisms — "The Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted'' — for hundreds of dollars each.
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Eugenie's elder sister Princess Beatrice, the maid of honor, read a passage from the "The Great Gatsby" describing the smile of the title character, a rich man famed for throwing parties for the 1920s New York glitterati.
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Ahead, we've gathered all the pantsuits that Waters has worn throughout her tenure as our Congress queen, healing the nation one rich man at a time, and some (imagined) commentary we think she'd have while donning each getup.
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Robin Lovell-Badge, organizer of the November 2018 event where China's He Jiankui made his controversial presentation, described him as a rich man with a "huge ego" who "wanted to do something he thinks will change the world".
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His father Charles Sr. (Jeffrey DeMunn, embracing his dirty old rich man role with glee) discovers that his home has been bugged during a — how to put this — vigorous romantic assignation with the mother of his new baby.
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From Hell, the rich man looks up and he sees Lazarus in the bosom of Abraham, and he says, Abraham, can you send Lazarus so he can put something wet, just to assuage the thirst that I'm feeling.
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As a woman, and the daughter of a Southern middle-class white mother, I secretly believed that my highest value was being scintillating and beautiful enough to marry a rich man (or a rich woman in my queered retelling).
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" Goldstone's career as a music publicist led him to work with Emin Agalarov, the pop star son of a real estate rich man named Aras Agalarov, who, I shit you not, has been called the "Donald Trump of Russia.
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We got the legendary horse trainer leaving Craig's this weekend, and he told us, now that Justify has joined American Pharoah in making him a very rich man ... it'll be nothing but females for the race horse from here.
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WeWork has already made Adam Neumann a very rich man, though the S-1 paperwork doesn't make it easy to figure out how much of his stake he's sold, what he personally still owns and what he's borrowed against.
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The character of Jeff Colby, a white rich man who would go on to marry Blake's daughter Fallon in the original, will now be depicted as a tech billionaire played by African-American actor Sam Adegoke (Switched at Birth).
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So "If I Were a Rich Man" quite naturally becomes "Ven Ikh Bin a Rothshild" — "If I Were a Rothschild," a phrase drawn from the title of one of the Sholem Aleichem stories on which the musical is based.
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And having benefited from the hollowness of fake change, he became it — a rich man who styles himself as the ablest protector of the underdogs, who pretends that his interests have nothing to do with the changes he seeks.
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He might be the ultimate Davos candidate: an extremely rich man with ambiguously progressive politics, who is as interested in voicing mushy ideas about problem-solving and innovation as he is in making sure his wealth is not more aggressively taxed.
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After Eugenie and wine merchant Jack Brooksbank were wed at Windsor Castle, her sister read a passage from the novel about the characteristic smile of Gatsby, a rich man famed for throwing lavish parties for the 1920s New York glitterati.
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According to a secret dossier compiled by Venezuelan agents, Mr. El Aissami and his family helped sneak Hezbollah militants into the country and went into business with a drug lord, becoming a rich man as the economy was in disarray.
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But unfortunately, it's entirely possible that Epstein went unpunished for a reason that's very commonplace and very simple: When a rich man abuses poor young women and girls, a lot of people are only too happy to look the other way.
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They make a cynical, race-baiting, adulterous campaign-finance fraudster like Dinesh D'Souza a rich man after he abandons an intellectual career for a Michael Moore-imitating grift — and then cheer when Trump pardons D'Souza because it owns the libs.
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Ahead of the South Carolina primary, for which he will not be on the ballot, and the ensuing Super Tuesday elections, for which he will, Bloomberg has made his brand clear for voters: a rich man who gets shit done.
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First of all: Is starting an absurdly lengthy performance honoring a rich man none of the audience has ever heard of at 11:28 pm during an awards show that's supposed to end at 11:30pm legally a war crime?
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The theme is a mixture of action, romance, and suspense, taking cues from Indecent Proposal (a rich man offers a Drake's lover $1 million to cheat on the rapper with him) and Bourne Identity (Drake has to go rogue to get revenge).
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Trump's decision to counterprogram the debate with a rally that was also broadcast nationally (on C-SPAN) effectively gave viewers a choice: You can watch the boring people, or you can watch the deranged carnival that this cartoon rich man puts on.
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In "Rich Man, Poor City," Kim Phillips-Fein traces Trump's budget proposal, which would slash billions of dollars in aid for poor Americans, to the fiscal crisis in NYC in the 1970s—a moment that seems to have deeply shaped Trump's thinking.
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Mr. Roldugin acknowledged in an interview with The New York Times that he owned a share of Bank Rossiya, which he acquired in the 1990s, but offered few details about an investment that made him, on paper at least, a very rich man.
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Our hero is Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman), an accused terrorist who's been out of commission for more than 200 years and is revived in the body of a recently disgraced cop in order to find the murderer of a very, very rich man.
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Is his tax plan just a way to secure the right of every rich man to freedom from any taxes that might impair his ability to live like the Donald, periodically trading in the old car, jet and wife for a newer model?
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His Instagram is this strange combination of aggressively inspirational screeds juxtaposed with selfie posts from another overprivileged child of a famous rich man who clearly will never have to have a 9-to-5 for the rest of his stupid, stupid life.
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With apologies to "Fiddler on the Roof," it went like this: If I was a rich man, ta la la la laa, Yom pom pom pom pom pom pom, All day long I'll sing and I'll celebrate What a wonderful bridge we have!
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It's a slow show that rarely holds the audience's hand, refuses to resolve loose ends, and dropped some threads outright—like whatever happened with Naz's father's cab, and how Stone, obviously not a rich man, is able to buy all those subway ads.
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The building blocks of the story — a pretty white girl, dreaming of a better life, and a handsome, rich man choosing her to be his wife — are loaded with subtle codes about what kind of femininity women need to embody in order to marry rich.
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Founder Travis Kalanick first heard the idea for the app from StumbleUpon founder Garrett Camp in 2008 while on a trip to Paris, and Camp was upset that he'd recently spent $800 on black car service in New York, despite being a very rich man.
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In response to a question about these reports in an interview with U.S. network CBS in March, Prince Mohammed said his personal life was "something I'd like to keep to myself" but that he was a rich man who also made donations to charity.
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Each time I hear Mr. Trump speak, I immediately think of these lyrics from the song "If I Were a Rich Man": And it won't make one bit of difference if I answer right or wrong, When you're rich, they think you really know.
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The whole article is worth your time and basically confirms everything we hypothesized about Drake in our month-long podcast about him, October's Very Owned, namely that he is secretly a 13-year-old boy living the life of a grown-ass rich man.
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Congressional Republicans have been working toward repealing the Affordable Care Act—a goal of theirs since Donald Trump was just a guy playing a rich man on TV—for months, but have been stymied by their own inability to agree on what should replace it.
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" Meanwhile, the host Ainsley Earhardt assured us that "the voter" still looks at Trump and sees a successful, rich man because "he was campaigning on the trail with his plane behind him that's as big as a Delta jet, with his name on it.
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Stevens casts his beloved wife Alexis in the roles of both women, and in "Virginia," he draws one of the scenes from the point of view of the rapacious rich man, by implication associating the viewer with the crime as his hands reach towards her.
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Jarecki didn't have to spend interview after interview speaking to his true intent, and it's not as if he packed The Jinx with lots of moments where, say, interview subjects patiently explained that Durst's status as a very rich man meant he could afford better legal representation.
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Generals are used to judging men only by their successes—good character being an untrustworthy guide to battle-winning—and so tend to imagine that a rich man has made good by energy and discipline, rather than, as is just as often the case, luck and cupidity.
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Epstein's transactions had also been flagged by staffers at two banks—Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan Chase—according to the paper, only for managers to overrule them and insist on continuing to do business with a rich man who meant profit, at least for a long time.
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When it comes to saving the world, Glasto is firmly part of the Geldof-Bono Axis of Bleeding Hearts; the philosopher Thomas Hobbes averred that charity exists to relieve the rich man of the burden of his conscience, but the consciences I encountered already seemed pretty unburdened.
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In a voice that ''might have been the voice of a withered leaf, it was so light and dry,'' she says the villagers must make the rich man promise to let everyone who ever skipped on Mount Caburn skip once more, by turns, at the new moon.
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The prologue is set in the home of a rich man who, planning for a party, has asked a troupe of comedians to clown and commissioned an earnest young composer to write a serious opera on the mythical theme of Ariadne, abandoned on the island of Naxos.
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Last night Bernie took a break from the New Hampshire campaign trail to make a brief cameo on the sketch show, where he appeared in a short-but-good skit about a rich man (played by Larry David) who demands a spot on the lifeboat of a sinking steamship.
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And this time he might have a tag team partner in the President of the United States—a fellow sociopathic rich man on a lifelong quest to both gain posthumous approval of his father while simultaneously tearing down his legacy to build something even more extravagant in its place.
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I can't wait to see Kristen Stewart fight in Hawaiian shirts and pink denim either, but if the movie doesn't have a smoking Sam Rockwell, or a leather-clad Lucy Liu, or Tim Curry as a funny but out-of-touch rich man, then really, what's the point?
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There was that beautiful girl, killing time in the big city while her fiancé was away; the ill-advised flirtation with a dreamy playboy; the unhappily married rich man starting to fall apart; the swirl of back-stabbing aristocrats, Russia at war, and a comet streaking across the sky.
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" Or, in the more colorful interpretation of Alison Brie, who sat in the front row at Monse's most recent show, in February, the look is "very 'I just had sex with a very rich man, and now I put his clothes together into a cool outfit for myself.
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But the specter of a rich man deigning to shell out a few thousand bucks on fast food for college football players while public servants worry about putting food on their tables probably isn't doing him (or the conservative movement he represents a freak mutation of) any favors.
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The main character is a conniving financial type named Augustus Melmotte, who rises to power despite nagging questions about a criminal past, uncertainty over whether he was ever really 'a rich man' and a tendency for lying so extreme, Trollope writes, that 'not a word that he said was worth anything.
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Especially on the duets with Haim, who sings with earthy candor, the songs play with tropes from folk and country music (for example, the Porter Wagoner tribute "Rich Man," the back-and-forth couples duet "Married in a Gold Rush," the plucked acoustic guitar figures on "Harmony Hall" and "Bambina").
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Within a decade, the Supreme Court had ordered Standard Oil to be dismantled, though the bits into which it was broken were so valuable that "in the span of a few months at the end of 1911, Rockefeller went from being a very rich man to a fabulously wealthy one," Mr Doran writes.
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Mr. Alda starred in, wrote and directed their next films together: "The Four Seasons" (1981), about midlife marriage; "Sweet Liberty" (1986), an affectionate look at academia's exposure to moviemaking; "A New Life" (403), about midlife divorce; and "Betsy's Wedding" (1990), about a blue-collar Long Island man whose daughter is marrying a rich man.
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According to a (fantastically baroque) 2,500-plus-word press release issued by the company, a very rich man who considers himself a "connoisseur and collector of distinctive, one-off items including super-yachts and private aircraft" came to Rolls-Royce in 2013 with a request: would the automaker be so kind as to create a bespoke car for him?
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According to a secret dossier compiled by Venezuelan agents, Mr. El Aissami and his family have helped sneak Hezbollah militants into the country, gone into business with a drug lord and shielded 140 tons of chemicals believed to be used for cocaine production — helping make him a rich man as his country has spiraled into disarray.
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At MCC Theater's annual Miscast gala, which features gender-swapped performances, the sultry star of "The Band's Visit" found a way to own "If I Were a Rich Man," accompanying herself on the fiddle, slyly giving the lyrics a feminist spin, and delivering a deadpan eye roll that signaled some 2018 skepticism about the wisdom of the wealthy.
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Narrator: It was this character, among many others, that jump-started Sandler's career and made him popular among younger audiences, eventually leading him to his first breakout film, "Billy Madison" in 1995, where he played a spoiled, rich man-child who had to repeat grades one through 12 to prove his maturity and inherit his father's business.
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Where Succession's central family is one of coastal decadence, The Righteous Gemstones centers on a family of televangelists whose megachurch empire has earned them considerable sums of money, but who seem to have forgotten the whole "It's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven" thing.
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Even if not every Trump voter takes all his promises literally, they feel heeded and respected when someone of his stature—a very rich man who could be a member of the elite, but instead chooses to side with them—agrees that their home, America, is under assault, whether from foreign governments scheming to "rape" the economy or by Muslim terrorists allowed in as refugees.
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Nonfiction ON FIRE The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal By Naomi Klein THE GREEN NEW DEAL Why the Fossil Fuel Civilization Will Collapse by 163, and the Bold Economic Plan to Save Life on Earth By Jeremy Rifkin If I were a rich man, I'd buy 245 million copies of Naomi Klein's "On Fire" and hand-deliver them to every eligible voter in America.
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But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter.
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The more he spoke, the more Trump sounded like a rich man at dinner with a young woman whose passport is her face and her freshness, explaining to her the terms of the arrangement: that he would wear her on his arm, turning her toward the lights, that she would defer to him in public, that he would give her just enough of what he has to sustain her.
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" Amid a smattering of line-treading Jewish jokes ("This is something Jews have known for centuries," he riffed) and a revisionist reading of Matthew 19:24—the verse that says it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get to heaven—Myers told the audience that gold was good because it represented "the value you've brought to humanity.
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