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Meanings of pour money in English

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Usage of pour money in English
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The fundraising comes as yield-hungry investors look to pour money into infrastructure globally.
Reuters
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Now he will pour money into Sleepy Joe's campaign, hoping to save face.
News.com.au
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Brands will continue to pour money into social-media advertising, according to data from Socialbakers.
Radio NZ
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Amazon can pour money into any investment and they don't need to make money.
Reuters
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It had also questioned its business decisions to pour money into refurbishing golf course acquisitions.
Reuters
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Lawmakers just pour money into these projects that we never seem to hear about again.
Wired
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Instead, investors continued to pour money into bond funds.
Reuters
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Tuesday was Gordon Brown's big chance to open the floodgates and pour money into public services.
The Irish Times
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It would be better, he claimed, to pour money into disruptive new technologies with lower emissions.
The Guardian
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Investors continue to aggressively pour money into startups.
Wired
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Others pour money into developing self-driving cars, which might one day operate as robotic taxi fleets.
Wired
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Fifth, pour money into green research and development.
Reuters
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Hughes, exhilarated by that success, continues to pour money and energy into the creation of fast planes.
Wired
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In fact, investors continue to pour money into the gold ETF market, ANZ analysts said in a note.
Reuters
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Banks, insurers and other deep-pocketed financial firms regularly pour money into the campaign coffers of the panel's members.
Reuters
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The South Bend mayor's campaign now is preparing to pour money into building a more robust multi-state effort.
Reuters
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