But other than that, remember folks, it's been a huge success and anybody who doesn't see it that way is a nattering nabob of negativism. |
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For the next eight years he ceased to exhibit and lived the life of a nabob in Cairo. |
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She is happily married to an Irish nabob, Eamon, whose Midas touch makes even his goyishness forgivable. |
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He died in 1790, having made a living as a government propagandist and a fortune as agent of the nabob of Arcot. |
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Nawab, English nabob, deputy ruler, or viceroy, under the Mughal rule of India. |
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It may be true that there are among Buddhist mendicants, living on alms in dirt and penury, some who feel perfectly happy and do not envy any nabob. |
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Thus the word nabob came to mean someone of great wealth or unusual prominence. |
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One nabob even seems to have commandeered the challenge to reignite an old grudge. |
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It's very easy to believe that, had he cared to try, Stallman might have become as rich as Steve Jobs, Larry Ellison, Bill Gates, or any other Silicon Valley nabob. |
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