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In four years, he has grossed more than what he spent on the unit, he said.
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Many consumers are grossed out by a label warning about its potential unintended laxative effects.
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The studio reported that its science-fiction sequel grossed 70% more than 2009's "Star Trek" reboot, also directed by J.
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Sogo shosha Marubeni (No. 7) and Nissho Iwai (No. 10) grossed about 15% less, but managed to swing back into the black.
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Today, Ms. Jimenez says she feels better and can stick to her treatment, though she is still "grossed out" by the pills.
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"I thought I'd be grossed out but came away fascinated, " Frommer said.
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And I'm proud, rather than grossed out, that my family has played a small role in its production over the past 30 years.
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In 2010, fee-based dating Web sites grossed over a billion dollars.
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Ticket sales have been particularly strong in the U.K., Germany, Australia, and in Russia, where the new film has already grossed more than the 2009 one.
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Last week the ache was unmistakable--and even touching--but the 300 media types watching in the press room at Dartmouth were, to use the appropriate technical term, totally grossed out by it.
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We grossed billions of dollars by selling ridiculous debt.
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His big ones grossed three hundred million worldwide.
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They required complete control of the budget for campaign expenses. (One of their rules: save seventy-five per cent of your budget for the month before Election Day.) The firm grossed about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year.
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