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"Once Netflix started throwing silly money at them, it didn't make economic sense," Larsen says.
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"If no steps were taken then foreigners would simply think that Chinese firms were just 'silly money,'" Mr. Guo added.
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Some young men were able to make lots of money, silly money, buying Lamborghinis, Porsches, and second homes in Jamaica.
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Hopefully this new pressing will get it out to people without them having to spend silly money on eBay or wherever [laughs].
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When 1983 came to a close, Dow Jones was up more than 200 points over a year earlier, bringing silly money to an area unused to it.
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"People are just getting paid some silly money at the moment" as builders bid wages higher and higher to lure the workers they need, said Kevin Everett, Managing Director of Auckland-based agency Building Recruitment.
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However, by Supreme standards, these are all middling brand obsessions—their followers the fair-weather fans to Supreme's ultras: the kids who wait in line, the adult men who'll pay silly money for vintage Supreme-branded incense sticks.
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Except one had spent the last decade being paid silly money to train full time and the other came straight off the couch and when trying to fight his way out of a paper bag would be outpaced by the bag.
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It was when hip hop was breaking from the electro phase to more sample based grooves and DJs were spending silly money on rare groove 7"s, before labels like Polydor started putting out the old James Brown classics like Bobby Byrd's "I'm Coming.
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