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- adjective Serving to
generate acontinuous income .
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Examples
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And it's been like that for 25 money-spinning years.
Colin Morrison: Stand by for the (Gulp) Post-Murdoch Media Market Colin Morrison 2011
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Having more than made its money back in cinemas, Pearl Harbor went on to become an equally outrageous success on DVD, the release of the money-spinning disc tastefully timed to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the original attack.
Mark Kermode: How to make an intelligent blockbuster and not alienate people 2011
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As recounted in an absorbing study — no, really — by the Harvard professor George Baker in The Journal of Finance, their predecessors had followed a well-thumbed playbook to build Beatrice from a small Nebraska creamery into a money-spinning conglomerate that sold everything from Meadow Gold dairy products to Samsonite luggage.
Do CEOs Matter? 2009
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But can we at least agree to dispense with the idea that such stories are run for any nobler reason than money-spinning titillation?
The Ryan Giggs story was not run with any noble intentions | Marina Hyde 2011
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The third, written for a money-spinning tour of America, was an instant hit.
Rachmaninov: Piano Concertos 3 & 4, Leif Ove Andsnes (piano), LSO/ Pappano – review Fiona Maddocks 2010
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As recounted in an absorbing study — no, really — by the Harvard professor George Baker in The Journal of Finance, their predecessors had followed a well-thumbed playbook to build Beatrice from a small Nebraska creamery into a money-spinning conglomerate that sold everything from Meadow Gold dairy products to Samsonite luggage.
Do CEOs Matter? 2009
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The increasing pressure from both powerful domestic competitors and the government is new for Mr. Slim, who bought Mexico's inefficient state-run phone monopoly in 1990 and transformed it into a money-spinning machine, ruthlessly fighting off rivals and amassing an unprecedented fortune along the way.
Court Slams Carlos Slim David Luhnow 2011
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Britain was not the only country to unleash the money-spinning potential of the bankers, of course, but Thatcher's ideological convictions of unleashing the power of the markets put London in the vanguard — and Brown did nothing to fetter the masters of the universe.
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The House of Commons should break with centuries of tradition and embark on a money-spinning operation that could see tea on the terrace become London's top tourist destination, the 11th-century Westminster Hall stage prestige weddings and a chain of souvenir shops established across the parliamentary estate, MPs have recommended.
MPs push to turn House of Commons into tourist attraction 2011
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Dubai has gone the commercial route with snazzy galleries, money-spinning auctions and international fairs; Abu Dhabi is importing the franchises of the Louvre and the Guggenheim museums.
Painting the Middle East With Too Broad a Brush? Richard Holledge 2011
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