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It had cost him not only a huge fortune, but possibly even his ship.

He was said to sell more timber in a day than any other man, making him a huge fortune.

There are huge fortunes to be made on the tour, and you don't have to reach the very top to do it.

Tom inherited a huge fortune when he came of age, and his friends set about spending it for him.

Huge fortunes were made, and the wealth quickly translated to political power.

Therefore the huge fortune had to be obtained before he left Italy.

The Jesuits have heard of this huge fortune and want to get it for themselves.

"Perhaps your father may come home some of these days with a huge fortune," suggested the Story Girl.

He gained a huge fortune, but remained stingy his entire life.

Out of war a few people make huge fortunes."

Bull became very famous and made a huge fortune.

Coleman was successful as a businessman and amassed a huge fortune.

Huge fortunes were built, too, but unfortunately for the urban poor little public housing filled the skyline.

"Jack thinks, or claims to think, that there's a huge fortune in this.

People who really know what it is like to inherit huge fortunes do not talk about it on television.

He was an inventor and made a huge fortune selling his ideas to the automobile manufacturers.

Mr Pace's huge fortune passed into the hands of his murderers.

Huge fortunes were made as they bought plots of land, built them up and sold them again.

He raised a huge fortune as a broker in the sugar market in Paris.

He was skilled in trading and quickly made a huge fortune, coming to own estates with thousands of acres.

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It was here that truly huge fortunes were won and lost in the back rooms of gaming parlors.

"He has leveraged a small stake of his own into a chance of making a huge fortune."

However it happens, the hedge fund managers of today are often amassing huge fortunes.

He soon controls the town and amasses a huge fortune through various underhanded means.