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Bankrolling a nationwide spruce up of Australia's infrastructure could provide a timely Keynesian stimulus to the economy in the event of a global downturn that would inevitably hit mining and resource industries, the key drivers for growth and existing investment into new infrastructure.
Australia Can Build Its Way Out of Trouble Andrew Critchlow 2011
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Bankrolling a Bust Here are some top-spending teams in which the payroll failed to translate into a winning season on the field.
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Bankrolling the CIC to get the decision reversed on review?
Archive 2008-10-01 2008
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Bankrolling the CIC to get the decision reversed on review?
Archive 2008-10-01 2008
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Bankrolling the Muhajadeen against the Commies had nothing to do with it.
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Bankrolling a new town that will govern according to Catholic principles?
03/02/2006 2006
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Bankrolling - and controlling - the Highland Companies project is the Baupost Group, a hedge fund based in Boston, Mass., with assets of approximately $20 billion US.
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Bankrolling politicians -- Republican and Democrat -- is just another tool to help them meet their goals and, in so doing, bolster their profits.
CNN.com 2011
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Bankrolling, co-writing, and directing The Passion of the Christ made him a hero to fundamentalist Christians and a head case to everyone else-until his Holy Land prequel to Saw grossed nearly $400 million the year of Bush's reelection, anyhow.
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Bankrolling Charitable Gifts: "Financial firms and other companies receiving billions of dollars in federal bailout money spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for meetings and charitable gifts on behalf of lawmakers."
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