And Wilbur's a very rich person in charge of commerce.
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Les Moonves will leave and continue to be a very rich person.
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Whoever finally cracks the attention problem will likely wind up a very rich person.
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And [Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is] a very rich person in charge of Commerce.
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Very rich person Donald Trump Jr., who inherited his wealth from his father, would like to make a point about socialism.
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It is a great comfort, however, to know that at one point a very rich person did not get what he wanted.
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But even low-end estimates that think he's not nearly a billionaire concede that he is, in the grand scheme of things, a very rich person.
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If there's an endless supply of people — or one very rich person — willing to bet on Bloomberg, that will drive up the price for Bloomberg bets.
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There's also the idea that it's unfair to single out Jenner because she's not the only very rich person in the world who was born into privilege or who comes from a famous family.
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But unless you're a very rich person with some spare rooms you would like to renovate as a VR funhouse, sensorial, immersive environments like the one we went through today are only going to come from projects like The Void.
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While it bent the definition of what the term "self-made" entails by naming born-very-rich person Kylie Jenner the youngest self-made billionaire ever, the list now includes none other than pop icon and fashion/cosmetics impresario Robyn Rihanna Fenty.
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The Jangja-puri is the life replacement narrative of the Jeolla shamanic tradition. As of 2017, thirty-eight versions were known, transcribed between 1966 and 2006. The early parts of the myth are the same in most versions. Sama-jangja, the namesake of the narrative, is an unpleasant and miserly rich man (Korean jangja "very rich person").
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Ibn Kathir narrates the story in the following manner. Job was a very rich person with much land, and many animals and children — all of which were lost and soon he was struck with skin disease as a test from God. He was afflicted with sores that crawled with worms. He remained steadfast and patient, so God eventually relieved him of the disease.
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Lerner applied the concept of utility and its associated "law of marginal utility" to the distribution of income in society. The law of diminishing marginal utility implies that poorer people will gain more utility from money for additional spending than the wealthy. For instance, if a homeless family is given a gift certificate for a house, they will be able to use it to provide shelter for themselves. If a very rich person is given such a gift, he may spend it on a vacation residence which he will only use a few weeks of the year.
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For example:see also: , , and Similarly, patience is mentioned in hadith Sahih Bukhari: In Islamic tradition,(Ayyoob) illustrates a story where he demonstrated patience and steadfast belief in Allah. Ibn Kathir narrates the story in the following manner: Job was a very rich person with much land, and many animals and children — all of which were lost and soon he was struck with disease as a test from Allah. He remained steadfast and patient in his prayers to Allah, so Allah eventually relieved him of the disease, gave him double the money he lost, and raised to life twice the number of children who had died before him.
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