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The greatest minds of my generation got filthy rich making these phones addictive, and here I am, helping them sell their tech to a 1-year-old.

From Slate

This is a far cry from the 65-year-old's childhood as a labourer for a sugar-cane farmer whom he called "filthy rich" - a man who went on to help finance his university education.

From BBC

In 1998 New Labour spin doctor Peter Mandelson famously said his party was "intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich as long as they pay their taxes".

From BBC

The “Women of the House” and “What Women Want” star said she would drink a glass before going to work on the early 1980s sitcom “Filthy Rich,” and then she “wouldn’t eat for five days.”

So writer and co-creator Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, whom she worked with on “Filthy Rich,” agreed to write her “light” and help her character grow.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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