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Mr. Dinnison proudly calls himself a Cub—a Cashed-up Bogan, a bogan referring to Australian slang for an uneducated blue-collar worker.
The $200,000-a-Year Mine Worker John W. Miller 2011
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Cashed-up Collingwood, the classy Cats and high-flying Hawks are light years ahead of the rubble of Richmond, poor Port Adelaide and busted Brisbane.
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Cashed-up councils to squeeze families in New South Wales DESPITE multi-million-dollar surpluses, the state's richest councils are set to raid family budgets with rate rises in excess of 50 per cent.
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"Cashed-up resources organisations are paying a premium to attract and retain in-demand skills," Mercer principal Anthony Shippard said.
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Cashed-up Cronulla have Melbourne Storm superstar Cooper Cronk in their sights and are considering making a major play for the superstar in 12 months.
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Cashed-up Premier League clubs Manchester City and Chelsea are on high alert after the Spanish side Valencia agreed to sale David Villa Ranieri putting focus on football
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Cashed-up investors are taking advantage of a deluge of distressed hotels which have been released on to the market as part of the bursting of the state's so-called pub bubble.
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Cashed-up Gen Y-ers led the charge, providing a timely shot in the arm for retailers who have endured sluggish sales all year and a disappointing December, partly attributed to
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Cashed-up POSCO plans a record 9 trillion won ($8 billion) investment and acquisition spending spree this year as it seeks to expand through the supply chain and challenge acquisitive Chinese rivals.
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Cashed-up Asia in need says Merril Lynch EMERGING economies will continue to drive commodity demand, with Australia well positioned to increase its financial strength on the back of resources exports to the Asian region.
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