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Meanings of amass considerable in English

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Usage of amass considerable in English
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By this means Theodora was straightway enabled to gain very great influence and to amass considerable sums of money.
The Secret History of the Court of Justinian
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He was also Vice-Chamberlain of the Royal Household; and he amassed considerable wealth.
St. George's Cross; Or, England Above All
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For generations the Pinzons had all been sailor-merchants and had amassed considerable wealth.
Christopher Columbus
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He left Paris for Vienna in 1780, having amassed considerable property.
The Great German Composers
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Prior to that she had amassed considerable curatorial experience in the visual arts.
The Irish Times
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Johnston amassed considerable wealth through drug-dealing until his death.
The Irish Times
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He became a close family friend and Park's mentor, while also amassing considerable wealth and power.
BBC
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He charges a liberal price for his services, and is said to have amassed considerable money.
The Secrets of the Great City / A Work Descriptive of the Virtue...
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There were the Williams' most of whom confined themselves to their trade of bricklaying and amassed considerable wealth.
A Century of Negro Migration
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The Russian trade in Persia is mostly in the hands of Armenians, some of whom have amassed considerable wealth.
Persia Revisited
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"She has amassed considerable evidence to support her theory," said Henry smugly.
What alice knew: a most curious tale of henry james & jack the r...
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It was true, indeed, that the old sailor had amassed considerable wealth during his frequent voyages to the East.
Stories by English Authors: The Sea
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Netflix, though it continues to grow at double-digit rates, will face more streaming competition and has amassed considerable debt.
Wired
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For some years he has practically withdrawn from the business, in which he is said to have amassed considerable wealth.
Sherlock Holmes: The complete canon
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Harry was well aware that this was so, and that many British officials had amassed considerable fortunes, by gifts from native sources.
At the Point of the Bayonet: A Tale of the Mahratta War
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Thomas Downing kept a restaurant at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets and from it amassed considerable wealth bequeathed to his children.
The Negro at Work in New York City: A Study in Economic Progress