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The lodgers grow fat on the dinners he provides though they are, correctly, suspicious of his intentions.
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With luck, smart sardines from the previous decade can look to grow fat from the fruits of their own expensive education.
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The same men who used to grow fat on weapons contracts have now taken charge of ordering tents, medical kits and rations for demobilised rebels.
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Perhaps he should indeed consider his retirement, let his mare grow fat, and live from what crops he could grow and what farm stock he could raise.
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As the song stops, abruptly, and the lights grow dim and dusty, and some fat guy, in long shot, ushers them out of their pod, it feels like the end of the world.
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Those are fat discounts for a company expected to grow sales by 16% this year.
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You could grow rich by supplying and serving these new markets. n Destroying fat old verticals.
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