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It earned a staggering £30m last year from its shops, which sell cut-price computers assembled by unsalaried followers.

According to MTV, as of November last year, Kim Kardashian had earned a staggering $43 million from the app since its June 27 launch.

The obvious example is golf: Tiger Woods, at the age of 21, last year earned a staggering $24m in endorsement deals with companies such as American Express.

Coming in at No 3 – just pipping U2 – was 17-year-old singer Justin Bieber, who earned a staggering $53m last year.

Two years ago, Rowling, the publishing phenomenon behind the books-to-theme park Harry Potter franchise, was revealed to have earned a staggering £150m between 2007 and 2008, putting her in the hallowed number-one spot – and placing her closest rival, James Patterson, second.

The difficult film, about an abused Harlem teenager, has no stars and is almost unrelentingly bleak, but this weekend, in limited release, it earned a staggering $100,000 on average per screen.

The handful of kingpins who lead big drug operations are estimated to earn a staggering $1.67 to $2.5 million a year, a margin that would make Sam Walton proud.

Lawrence is now the highest paid woman in Hollywood, earning a staggering $52 million in 2015.

In the public sector, pay has taken a battering but union members still earn a staggering 19.8% more than non-members.

This is nothing, of course, compared with the private sector in London, where the highest-paid FTSE-100 chief executive earns a staggering £37m.

But with all that revenue from its franchisees, it will still earn a staggering $2.3 billion.