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Meanings of highly lucrative in English

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Usage of highly lucrative in English
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All along, though, Tribe also took highly lucrative cases representing corporate clients.
NY Magazine
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These supermarket toys are highly lucrative if sold to the right buyers.
News.com.au
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Since then, global sales of highly lucrative Beatles' albums have topped two billion.
BBC
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In the happy days before the war, the factor's business was highly lucrative.
Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: Southern Adventure in Time of War. /...
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His interworld assignments were highly lucrative, incalculably vital, and terrifyingly deadly.
My Name is Legion
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Such elaborate measures made sense because RMT was highly lucrative.
Wired
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All of which, of course, has made it highly lucrative.
BBC
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He has built up a highly lucrative minerals trafficking operation.
The Guardian
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Excluding highly lucrative Alibaba, returns have been around 6 times.
Reuters
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It can be highly lucrative, but, then again, you may not make a bean.
The Irish Times
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Adding to the misery for AQR's leading lights was Goldman's highly lucrative initial public offering.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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The long boom in buy-to-let had made lettings a highly lucrative business -until now.
The Guardian
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The Christmas pantomime season, which was also highly lucrative for Mr Byrom, is now lost.
Independent.ie
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The relationship with 1MDB was highly lucrative for Goldman.
Reuters
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Media&Marketing: Advertising agencies are awaiting news of where the highly lucrative Unilever advertising account will go.
The Irish Times
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Beyoncé has her own highly lucrative perfume range.
The Irish Times
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