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In addition to a big new house, it buys servants, private schools and nice vacations.
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Dallas, fearful of being outdone by Houston's top-notch Wortham arts centre, will soon have a spanking new opera house and a big theatre complex.
ECONOMIST: Beyond oil
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Fitzgerald boasted to friends in New York that he'd found a big house on the shore with a private beach, near the casino.
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Writing down every dime that you spend on a latte, your favorite CD, or a much-needed manicure won't necessarily prevent you from falling into financial ruin, especially since most of the biggest financial headaches are those really big expenses like putting a new roof on your house.
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He plays Will Randall, the senior editor at a New York publishing house, who gets sacked by the big boss (Christopher Plummer) in favor of the slimy Stewart (a fine turn by James Spader) and vows revenge.
NEWYORKER: Wolf