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were investors
noun
A person who invests money in order to make a profit.
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Were investors out of their minds?
All were investors or creditors in Chernogorneft.
Grand dukes, court favorites, & even the Czar were investors.
As impressive as these developments were, investors demanded more: invulnerability.
But many of the Chinese who came were investors.
At first, the clients were investors evaluating mutual funds.
But the building had a high percentage of owners who were investors.
His victims, prosecutors said, were investors in 15 investment funds run by Omega Advisors.
According to Core Logic in 2012, 37% of buyers were investors.
The firm operated several funds in which the clinical researchers were investors.
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"I've said in the past that we were investors-in-waiting," says Mr de Rivaz.
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