Big Money Merges with Big Brother

those are worth big money! Unbelievable...

The big residual is always value for money.

It's happened almost entirely without big money behind it.

State budgets are big, big money I'll show you the numbers and they get very little scrutiny.

And another person wrote, I would fill a big bathtub with money and get in the tub while smoking a big fat cigar and sipping a glass of champagne.

Surely, we should be giving the money to entrepreneurs, to civil society, for people able to create the new, not to the big, well connected companies, big, clunky government programs.

I thought, Finally, oh yeah great, big company, I'm gonna work with somebody with money for tooling and molding.

He said, We have lived in this world where little things are done for love and big things for money.

This is a popular explanation, and there's lots of truth to it, because taking big risks, as we all know, pays a lot of money.

The AMI, Acute Myocardial Infarction, which is a doctor's big word so they can charge you more money means a heart attack. Annual incidence 1.2 million Americans.

Big skies, big hearts, big, shining continent.

This new model moves beyond the mantra of public private partnership. It genuinely leverages multiple sources of money and expertise in broad coalitions pursuing the same big goal.

Big, big problem.

And I think an even more wonderful speech, which I'm going to read a big chunk of, which sums up what I said at the beginning about believing there is more to life than money, and more that we should try and measure than money.

The world should beware. Unless we break the ugly trends of big money in politics and rampant consumerism, we risk winning economic productivity at the price of our humanity.

Big companies. Big companies.

We have a big gap in that money. We're cutting corners, and every time we cut corners, more places get infected that shouldn't have, and it just slows us down.

They're concerned, and you can tell they have very guarded conclusions in these papers, because they're talking about big laboratories that are funded by lots of money and by scared people.

I think that's a big, big problem.

Industrial fishing uses big stuff, big machinery.

We were in Queens, we were building the big, big, big, big building in Midtown, so we were in the small, small, small boondocks.

That big brown makes his eyespot very big.

Still a big number, but a big drop.

Well, not as big as his, but fairly big.

All roads to power in America lead through TV, and all access to TV depends on big money. This simple logic has put American politics in the hands of the rich as never before.

And sometimes I would loan him money from my after school or summer jobs, and he always had the great intention of paying me back with interest, of course, after he hit it big.

Bad Money, Good Money

She's got a big smile. She's got a big personality.

There is big thermal activity, big difference in altitude also.

The size is the population big China, big India here.

Cutting welfare spending where the big money is would be painful. Solemn promises made over the years would have to be broken (people would not get the social services that they paid for with a lifetime of high taxes), lives would be shortened (less money for hospitals and nursing homes), and overall hardship increased.

These big, big rumbling sounds. He will do the same thing.

Big countries, one of them is not so big, but it's rich.

Big questions.

Big Picture

I'm big.

I'll tell you how big the lever is the lever is that big.

But in any case, there are big, big changes happening as we speak.

We make a decision it's that big, even though it's not that big.

And it sounds quite simple, but actually it's quite a big, big job.

And so they started promoting cricket big time, started promoting clubs big time.

And you've achieved that and that makes your win doubly big, triply big.

External challenges do sometimes bring down states. But, more frequently, the big problems are internal the regime cannot deliver growth, its legitimacy fades, and people start to head for the exits (or at least get their money out).

Today, by contrast, broad segments of the public see the big banks and big government as being run by the same elites who created the crisis, and then spent public money under one guise or another bailing the banks out. Even as bankers are back to reaping enormous bonuses, taxpayers have been left to foot the bill for the economic collapse.