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Discover Ludwig"a big money" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It would be more appropriate to say "a large amount of money" or "a significant sum of money." Example: She won a large amount of money in the lottery and used it to travel the world.
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It was also a big money saver.
Stock research has long been considered a big money loser on Wall Street.
Such trading was once a big money maker on Wall Street.
Saved the ailing TV-am in 1983, then made a big money move to the BBC.
But the online division continued to be a big money loser.
Los Angeles no longer has a big "money centre" bank or a big broker.
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This was followed a year later by a big money-laundering scandal.
Insecurity is a big money-maker.
"I would not describe it as a big money-winner.
Perhaps his life really is a big, money-spinning, Gaga-esque performance project.
If it is successful in America, Eurex could prove a big money-spinner.
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