Right, as a very wealthy person and successful person. Yeah.
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Perhaps it was the stately home of a wealthy person.
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But there was this wealthy person 'taking care' of them.
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You can find a very wealthy person to fund your company.
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If you're a wealthy person, you need only so many Toyotas.
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I am not the type of super-wealthy person derided by Sens.
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"Ooh, Pete Buttigieg just called Elizabeth Warren a wealthy person," Noah exclaims.
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Winfrey is not the only ultra-wealthy person to deposit her checks herself.
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The president isn't the only wealthy person who nonetheless opts for fast food.
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There's nothing to say a wealthy person can't run on a populist message.
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This wouldn't be the first time a wealthy person paid even bigger money.
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I was using Ford as an example of a wealthy person with noxious views.
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Let's imagine that I'm a wealthy person, taxed at the rate of 40 percent.
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Look, I am a relatively wealthy person and I pay a lot of taxes.
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"He's a wealthy person, and unlike many in Ukraine his money is clean," he said.
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Those camps can then be disinvited the following year, as infamous wealthy person camp Humano was.
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If you're a wealthy person, make sure you're reading books by people of different class backgrounds.
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If a wealthy person has something, you do not necessarily feel ashamed not to have it.
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James isn't the first wealthy person to try to shape public education by funding extra services.
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But if you're a straight and wealthy person, you can manage the system through your connections.
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Things That Rich People Enjoy For $7,13, you too can bathe like a very wealthy person.
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Unfortunately, the definition of being an old, wealthy person is often someone who resists what's coming next.
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That would vault Musk from being an already extremely wealthy person into the very top tier of billionaires.
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"I know one wealthy person," Robert Gangi, a longtime activist in criminal-justice reform, offered the other day.
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I simply thought of him as a wealthy person with an interest in supporting science — there are such people!
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But if not, there are better ways to spend time than watching a very wealthy person post recycled content.
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"Guzmán's worldwide fame has resulted in his appearance in Forbes magazine's most powerful and wealthy person lists," prosecutors wrote.
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Paddock's brother, Eric Paddock, has described him as a wealthy person who liked high-stakes gambling at Las Vegas casinos.
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Jeff Bezos, now the world's wealthiest person, for a long time lived the life of a merely somewhat-wealthy person.
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Namely, having a familial link to an uber-wealthy person could prompt an unscrupulous person to kidnap you for ransom.
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"The best use for an HSA is the healthy, wealthy person who leaves their HSA untouched until retirement," Benz said.
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Chrissy Teigen recently took to Twitter to answer fan questions about living as a public figure and ultra-wealthy person.
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"The United States after the Cold War … became the equivalent of a very wealthy person, the multibillionaire among nations," he argues.
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He is now the 37th most wealthy person in the world, according to Bloomberg's index of the world's 500 richest people.
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"After military service, the most patriotic thing you can do as a wealthy person is pay your taxes," Cuban told CNN in 2016.
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What a large foundation represents is the exercise of the power of a wealthy person to direct private assets for some public influence.
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When Business Insider's Harrison Jacobs visited Mykonos, he found his budget experience very different than it might be for a very wealthy person.
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"I think only a very wealthy person from San Francisco would think that was a crumb," Mulvaney replied in a dig at Pelosi.
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Over the past 500 years, the company that I co-founded, Salesforce, has generated billions in profits and made me a very wealthy person.
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JW: As a visible black person, as a black man, as a celebrity, as a wealthy person, as someone with a platform, as whatever.
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For a number of years, a wealthy person was actually financially better off donating stock from their company than they were if they kept it.
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Donald Trump, who was born rich and lives in a gold-plated tower, is a wealthy person who can withdraw further into his private enclaves.
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It doesn't become charity because a wealthy person uses it as a template for a personal crusade and then insists he's doing everyone else a favor.
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But even if the sponsors of H.R. 6900 get everything they want, any wealthy person or business can still legally spend unlimited money helping a candidate.
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But he said he wanted to do something to break the cycle of generational poverty, a goal seemingly beyond even a very wealthy person like himself.
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He is not just a wealthy person, but the world's wealthiest person (his net worth grew by $13 billion in just a single day last week).
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Every wealthy person I know recognizes the value of investing in themselves, even if they don&apost have a designated personal equity fund for that purpose.
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Tech Fix To understand why you might want the new cellular Apple Watch, put yourself in the shoes of a wealthy person who drives a weekend car.
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In truth, how could it when a wealthy person like Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of the president, reportedly paid almost no federal taxes for years?
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The House plan would get rid of the estate tax, which kicks in when a very wealthy person leaves assets worth $5.49 million or more to their heirs.
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"That's not the case for a wealthy person who has no affiliation with the Chinese government, and wealth becomes very vulnerable to predatory action by a local government."
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Some very wealthy people are relatively unknown, so their risk is low, he said, but a less wealthy person with controversial opinions could be a more prominent target.
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Even in a game with a $10,000 buy-in, a wealthy person might call a bluff on a whim because he can just buy himself into a new game.
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That fee might be a pittance for a very wealthy person — regardless of what Trump's net worth actually is, $130,000 probably didn't make much of a dent in it.
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Would Donald Trump, a wealthy person living in a high-tax liberal state, really do away with the state and local tax deduction, which predominantly helps people like him?
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" In selling Trump Tower units, he explains, "we positioned ourselves as the only place for a certain kind of very wealthy person to live — the hottest ticket in town.
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"Essentially, Mr. Thiel has been granted citizenship on the grounds that he is a wealthy person," Iain Lees-Galloway, a spokesperson for New Zealand's Labour party, told the New York Times.
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"I actually had other people in school telling me I was a wealthy person," says Rockefeller, chairman of Rockefeller & Co. and the great grandson of John D. Rockefeller, America's first billionaire.
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"Almost every super wealthy person that has built their own wealth as opposed to inheriting it, they all have the ability to sell their vision, their product, their service," he says.
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Ultimately, a worker who makes a lot of money depends on the whims of their boss or customers or clients in a way that a wealthy person with little income doesn't have to.
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Right now, a wealthy person who donates $1 million to charity gets $6.53,000 of that back in the form of lower taxes, due to the deduction and the top rate of 39.6 percent.
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That a wealthy person who could afford to significantly alter all her diet and exercise habits lost weight, and all she had to do was significantly alter all her diet and exercise habits?
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Right now, a wealthy person who donates $1 million to charity gets back $6.53,000 of that in the form of lower taxes, due to the deduction and the top rate of 39.6 percent.
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On Sunday, May 8, Trump told ABC that taxes on the wealthy would "go up a little bit" in negotiations and that, as a wealthy person himself, he is personally OK with higher taxes.
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Imagine if, by contrast, a really wealthy person thought that the Marines were the best private security of all, and decided to give $210 million to the Marines for their own private security detail.
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On Sunday, May 2124, Trump told ABC that taxes on the wealthy would "go up a little bit" in negotiations and that, as a wealthy person himself, he is personally OK with higher taxes.
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"Awards are constantly being given to projects in which some wealthy person decides that someone needs to be sued, finds someone who has standing as a plaintiff, and generously funds their litigation," Olson says.
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But if he's talking about investing in the future of civilization, he and every other fabulously wealthy person has an accompanying obligation to be methodical and evidence-based — to do better at doing good.
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"I know it sounds like a happy ending, but only by virtue of the fact that I'm a famous, white, educated, mentally sound-after-years-of-therapy-and-medication and reasonably wealthy person," she says.
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But whatever you think of the merits of the particular lawsuit against Gawker, critics warn that this kind of arrangement — where a wealthy person funds third-party lawsuits against a common foe — is ripe for abuse.
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To dodge the Civil War draft, people could pay a less wealthy person to take their place in the draft, pay a crooked doctor to give them a bad health exam, or outright bribe draft officials.
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As a matter of fact, I never thought I'd be on a Forbes magazine list, but they did one of all the candidates by wealth, and I am literally the least wealthy person on this stage.
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We're all in his position, to one degree or another, meaning when you have a lot of assets, you're a wealthy person, a lot of people would have said, let's just put this in the drawer.
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Leading victims' groups oppose mandatory minimums in part because judges and juries may be less likely to convict at all if they are uncomfortable with imposing a long sentence on a "sympathetic" (read: white and wealthy) person.
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"Look, the mayor grew up in a trailer — he didn't grow up as a wealthy person," Mr. Gillenwater said of Bob Hall, the mayor, who has been seen as the driving force behind change at Pleasant Ridge.
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"As a smart, rich person, he uses lawyers and accountants to minimize his tax liability, and yet he still paid 25 percent of his income, which, for a very wealthy person, is a pretty high number," he said.
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She isn't chucking bodies from a catapult, but there's still a sense that human life is a form of utility or currency, presided over by a fabulously wealthy person who has the privilege to consider the bigger picture.
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God's Plan was well funded—Dom was hardly the only wealthy person to divest his interests to the church—but the ships were incredibly expensive, and most of the parts, for reasons of economy, had been purchased secondhand.
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He said Roberts "had grand designs to become a very wealthy person," the Associated Press reports, and that Roberts furnished a lavish lifestyle for the women, including high-end clothing and cars and the use of a personal chef.
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The fact that a wealthy person is willing to spend his money on such a fanciful space project as going to Mars is, though, an intriguing departure—and a good measure of just how rich some people have become.
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BOSTON, March 15 (Reuters) - The temporarily ousted chief executive of Advantage Lithium Corp on Friday is set to become the latest wealthy person to face criminal charges of participating in the largest college-admissions fraud scheme in U.S. history.
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Many a wealthy person has discovered the axiom's truth the hard way, buying a winery with the idea of being a gentleman farmer, overseeing a picturesque and prestigious business, with the added bonus of living atop a hillside covered with vines.
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"There was a time that I was in a relationship with a very, very wealthy person and I wanted to impress this person and I didn't have money yet, so I went out and I leased a car," she tells CNBC.
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Wealth inequality began to climb in the 1970s, right around when Congress passed a change that got rid of the policy that made it cheaper for a wealthy person to give away his fortune than to simply pass it to heirs.
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" If Ms. Warren, with a "net worth 100 times mine," decided to donate to his campaign, he asked rhetorically, neatly casting his regular-person-championing opponent as rich herself, "would that pollute my campaign because it came from a wealthy person?
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While a wealthy person may be in great health and use medical services for nothing more serious than a tummy tuck, the struggling family across town might be seeking treatment for a sickly child without the means to do so.
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If you are a millionaire, billionaire, or even just a wealthy person who doesn't care about blowing $5,000 or more on a night out, the island opens itself up in ways that just isn't the case for a regular Joe.
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In simple terms, Forward allows a wealthy person to become the subject of a professionally packaged video interview — conducted with all the panache and most of the perspicuity you would expect from Mr. Rose — for about $50,000 to $150,000, depending on the package.
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The wealthy who are considering renouncing their citizenship fear a wealth tax less than the possibility that the tax on capital gains could be raised to the ordinary income tax rate, effectively doubling what a wealthy person would pay, Mr. Lesperance said.
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"After military service, the most patriotic thing you can do as a wealthy person is pay your taxes," Cuban, a vocal supporter of Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"I was concerned that they thought I was a wealthy person with a lot of wealthy friends, and I did not want to tell them that I was an artist with no money," said Ms. Lehmann, who works in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's photograph conservation department.
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But the investigation into her death been accompanied by a debate about "sugar daddy" or "sponsor" culture, which is when a wealthy person (usually a man) pays someone (usually a woman) large sums of money and finances their lifestyle — everything from university tuition to an apartment — in exchange for sex or companionship.
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There is something vaguely absurd about an extremely wealthy person choosing to align himself politically with the incumbent president of the United States — a president whose main policy achievement has been a large reduction in taxes paid by rich people — and then portraying that decision as the result of bold free thinking.
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So if you happen to be a very wealthy person, it makes a lot of sense to worry about long-term debt accumulation (because if it goes badly, you are likely to be stuck with the bill) and to prefer instead that we slowly but surely reduce the deficit by cutting retirement programs.
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If you are a wealthy person living in a developing country (and yes, there are many) then you have a legitimate worry that your private data—for example the account numbers, sort codes and current balances of your foreign bank accounts—will end up in the hands of corrupt civil servants, thieves or kidnappers.
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And for then the very last question of the night, Anderson Cooper asked the 12 candidates on stage to tell the audience — in the wake of Ellen DeGeneres using "kindness" to defend her friendship with former president and fellow extremely wealthy person George W. Bush — about a friendship they had that might "surprise" people.
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Despite the left's consistent talking point of "the rich not paying their fair share", when voters were asked what should be the most a wealthy person could pay in total taxes and still be considered a "fair" level of taxation, over two-thirds of Americans responded that a rate of 30 percent or less was fair.
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In fact, after the survey participants were asked how many times in the last week they had eaten "food from a fast-food restaurant such as McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut or Taco Bell," and that data was compared with their wealth and income, researchers found that even the most wealthy person is only slightly less likely to regularly eat fast food than anyone else.
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"There was a time that I was in a relationship with a very, very wealthy person and I wanted to impress this person and I didn't have money yet, so I went out and I leased a car," she previously told CNBC Make It. But Orman wasn't spending the money for the right reasons, and the $800 monthly payments ended up being more than she could afford.
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Despite being terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, the late singer Aretha Franklin did not leave a will for her four sons and other family members, leaving them to determine the value of her assets and divide them up equally, reports the AP. The details: It's unclear why Franklin never outlined a will while she was alive, but estate lawyers told the AP that it isn't uncommon for a wealthy person to put off the inheritance question until too late.
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I mean, they're wonderful digital news organizations, and there are some in California, there's one in Chicago, but ... We need a wealthy person, basically, subsidizing ... When I was managing editor of the Times, I was behind, I think it cost all of $300,000, but we were inserting, we were having Times reporters do local news in like four places where the local paper had been degraded and tried to do like two pages inserted of local news to try to plug the hole.
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What a foundation represents today is (putting it provocatively and generally) a wealthy person who has a pile of money; does everything she can to diminish the tax contribution she makes to zero, legally speaking; complains about the effectiveness of government in producing various public benefits; declares herself willing to create public benefits or social benefits at her own choosing at the time that she prefers; takes a further tax break for creating a foundation entity; and then asks everyone involved to bend over in gratitude for her benevolence and genius in sprinkling around some social benefits.
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Put aside for a second the numerous class issues raised by the image of an extraordinarily wealthy person getting a thunderous ovation from a room filled with extraordinarily wealthy people by laughing off the "brutish" pleasures of middle-class sports like football and MMA; ignore the irony of a woman who helped bring She-Devil, Death Becomes Her, and AI: Artificial Intelligence into the world implying that anything deserves to be condemned for artlessness; and forget that at almost the exact moment Streep was giving her speech, quarterback Aaron Rodgers was leading his Green Bay Packers into the second round of the National Football League playoffs with a exhibition of physical grace and subtlety that would have shamed Gene Kelly.
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