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She is also the only one of the three to bankroll her show.

"They're being asked to bankroll the companies through bad times without any feeling for when it might end," he said.

He needed money badly, so he'd decided to bankroll the job himself.

"The question is whether you should bankrupt the church to bankroll the school," he said.

The mine owners and workers he bankrolls must sell only to him.

The other problem is a lack of money to bankroll his gambling ship.

She refuses to bankroll him after he goes bankrupt on an early hand.

We know that we bankroll the rest of the country.

She eventually bankrolls a big piece of the company, while David figures out how to make it pay.

For both sides, there is the American purse that bankrolls the effort.

A second auction could bankroll yet another shipment to Iraq.

Our major museums are the only ones in a position to bankroll such enterprises.

The county would also bankroll maintenance costs and perhaps capital improvements.

That's certainly the prevailing view in Congress, though that may have more to do with who bankrolls campaigns.

What are you doing, carrying your whole bankroll around with you?

Also, some foreign firms have moved beyond these measures to bankroll much larger development projects.

Most writers, no matter how talented, must bankroll the publication of their own books.

If you want to build your demonstration project, I'll bankroll it."

Of course the main issues will be who bankrolls and what do they get out of it.

Taxpayers bankroll projects like this all the time and I want to know what they get in return for these investments.

The bank's main purpose was to bankroll Latinos who wanted to start their own businesses.

Making each movie on a shoestring, he would find an investor to bankroll the project.

Virginia would bankroll the deal with a bond issue.

They have found some interested financiers who are willing to bankroll their new film.

The federal Government has pledged that it will not bankroll the increases granted to police officials.

In the Bankroll round, only one family member from each team went to the podium.

The Big Bankroll.

Sports Finds a Big New Bankroll In 1967 I graduated to columnist.

Bankroll (Turnbuckle climb into a rebounded corkscrew senton to a standing opponent)

The Big Bankroll: The Life and Times of Arnold Rothstein.

As a child, he studied "The Big Bankroll," a biography of the gangster Arnold Rothstein.

Robin Bell "Bankroll" Dodson (2005)

Let "Bankroll" be the amount of money a gambler has at his disposal at any moment, and let N be any positive integer.

Bankroll (E. P. Dutton, 1989)

Bullets, Blunts in ah Big Bankroll is the 12th album released by rapper, Andre Nickatina.

From 1992 to 1995, a new round was introduced, called the "Bullseye" round from 1992 to 1994 and the "Bankroll" round from 1994 to 1995.

The team size was reduced to four for this season, and as noted above the Bullseye round was reworked to accommodate this, becoming known as the Bankroll round.

The Bullseye round was revised as the "Bankroll" round for Dawson's return, and was played twice on each episode as the syndicated series was expanded to sixty minutes.

He wrote the book Bankroll: A New Approach To Financing Feature Films in 2009, which garnered an Amazon Average Customer Review of four-and-a-half stars.

Rothstein's various nicknames were Mr. Big, The Fixer, The Man Uptown, The Big Bankroll and The Brain.

To the Editor: "Fair or Not, Rules Are Bent to Bankroll Public Schools" (front page, Sept. 24) points out how parents in some schools circumvent limits on fund-raising.

D'Amato's Bankroll For example, total receipts of Senate candidates went from $116 million by June 30, 1990, to $161 million this year, an increase of $46 million or 39 percent.

Finding a Bankroll for 'Jelly' The best wallets in the business will be gathering at 890 Broadway on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for workshop presentations of "Jelly's Last Jam."

In 1928, after the murder of Arnold "The Big Bankroll" Rothstein, Luciano and Louis "Lepke" Buchalter took over Rothstein's large drug importation operation.

The Big Bankroll is a 1961 American crime film directed by Joseph M. Newman and starring David Janssen, Dianne Foster, Diana Dors and Jack Carson.

Katcher's books included, The Big Bankroll: The Life and Times of Arnold Rothstein, about the mobster/gambler, which was adapted into a movie, King of the Roaring Twenties (1961).

Music video by Shyheim, Ty Nitty, CRIPPLED, Fed-Up & Bankroll performing Givin up with Tim Swager [video direc...

Until 1994, when he retired after 65 years on the road, he played "Champagne Taste and a Beer Bankroll," "Happy Mountaineer," "My Wife's Chirping Voice Polka," and "In Heaven There Is No Beer" in up to 300 shows a year.

To the Editor: In "Use Junk to Bankroll Art" (Op-Ed, Jan. 17), Daniel Talbot, a foreign-film distributor, proposes to subsidize movies of artistic quality from the ticket prices of so-called Hollywood "junk" movies, in the manner of the French.

Mr. Feingold's "Calling of the Bankroll" has pointed out how health insurance donors influenced legislation governing health-maintenance organizations, how the tax-cut bill got packed with treats for businesses, and how big donations by Chevron, Atlantic Richfield and BP Amoco led to the break on oil royalties.