I'd like to be a millionaire.

Who wants to be a millionaire?

I'm going to be a millionaire.

He was a millionaire not long ago.

He's a multi millionaire, and I think that's why he's smiling in this photograph.

According to an unconfirmed report, a Saudi millionaire offered 10 million dollars for this pair of shoes.

The surest way to become a millionaire is to start by being a billionaire and go into the movie business.

While he publicly praised the simple Iowa farmhouse cooking of his childhood, he dined like the millionaire sophisticate he had become.

Your headmaster said to you I mean he found you kind of an enigma at your school he said, you're either going to be a millionaire or go to prison, and I'm not sure which.

Dr. Jiang Yanyong may become a millionaire, wear any clothes he likes, redecorate his living room, even buy a car, but he cannot inform the public about an epidemic or write government officials an honest letter of admonition. Does this matter?

As much as we may sympathize with young would be millionaire traders, does their story of oppression make any sense? Could it be true that huge government investors from Asia (not to mention Russia, Latin America, and the Middle East) have quietly taken control of world markets?

The US Supreme Court has interpreted the US Constitution in a way that vitiates all restrictions on campaign spending, essentially allowing wealthy American individuals and corporations to buy elections. The support of a multi millionaire now counts vastly more than that of an ordinary citizen, making a mockery of the principle of one man, one vote.

Professional sport is a legislated monopoly in most countries, with top teams extracting free stadiums and other privileges from host cities. Indeed, Lin s story, it should be remembered, grew out of a huge labor dispute between the NBA s billionaire owners and its millionaire players over division of the league s nearly 4 billion in annual revenues more than many countries national income.

In first place is Evo Morales, an Amayra Indian running under the Movement Toward Socialism banner who is sometimes seen as Che Guevara s second coming. Running behind Evo is Jorge Tuto Quiroga, a millionaire former IBM executive from the European descended Bolivian elite he is closely aligned with America s Republican Party and is married to a Texas blonde named Ginger.