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- noun A very large-scale
resort
Etymologies
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At last count by Forbes, this megaresort tycoon, who dropped out of school to pursue amateur boxing when he was only in eigth grade, is now worth $3 billion.
Multimillionaires Without High School Diplomas Jane Lee 2010
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At last count by Forbes, this megaresort tycoon, who dropped out of school to pursue amateur boxing when he was only in eigth grade, is now worth $3 billion.
Multimillionaires Without High School Diplomas Jane Lee 2010
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At last count by Forbes, this megaresort tycoon, who dropped out of school to pursue amateur boxing when he was only in eigth grade, is now worth $3 billion.
Multimillionaires Without High School Diplomas Jane Lee 2010
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The new megaresort, a Southeast Asian-style complex the size of 107 football fields, will boast the world's largest rooftop wave pool, complete with 350 tons of white sand from China forming a man-made beach.
Betting on Big 2010
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When I grew bored with shade-bathing, I could walk for miles before encountering clots of megaresort guests.
Special Report: Hidden Caribbean Forbes Life Staff 2010
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City Center, with its 4,000-room megaresort, smaller luxury hotels and condo towers, is scheduled to open this year, as are M Resort Hotel and the 3,889-room Fontainebleau.
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Chill recession winds may be blowing in 2009, but they've been partying like it's 1999 at the Cove, an oceanfront luxury hotel at the Atlantis megaresort on Paradise Island.
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Like its neighbors, Vietnam hopes that a luxurious megaresort offering high-stakes gambling will boost tourism and create jobs.
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The man who invented the Las Vegas megaresort will open the first one next week on the southern Chinese peninsula of Macau.
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The 7 million visitors a year who descend on this megaresort and surrounding patches of the Mexican Caribbean coast already represent a conservation nightmare, straining water supply, sewers, and marine life.
Vanishing Acts 2007
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