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"If it's not $100 million of media but only $70 million, that's still a chunk of change that no one was counting on," Mr. Kaplan said.
Garrison Nelson recalls, "Bernie shows up in Washington in 1991, there's still a chunk of Southerners in the Democratic caucus, and they do not want Bernie in the caucus".
$539 is still a chunk of change, but it might give the iPad shopper pause.
The price has also dropped a bit; while the original debuted at a wallet-punching $550, the new one costs only $450 (still a chunk of change) and the original will drop to $400.
Even when all your ducks are lined up so that you can use the "express lane" that's still a chunk of time.
He still kept a chunk of ore and a jar of yellowcake in his home.
I'm sure Lord Rothermere, whose family still own a chunk of the Daily Mail, understands it.
He still has a chunk of the mold on his bureau; it's weird to see the eyebrow emerging from the dental stone.
Still, when a chunk of Rosneft comes up for sale, the temptation for them to set all that aside will be strong (see article).
Publicis still owns a chunk of the company, but relations have soured.In this section The crucible of print Last orders?
Most of the voting went smoothly, though not all of the country could vote: Russian-backed "separatists" still occupy a chunk of eastern Ukraine.
