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And not any of the others who have found the current system so lucrative.

What he would like it to be as well is lucrative.

Book analysis is quite a lucrative field, or so I'm given to understand.

And a very lucrative business it was, for what price could one put on life itself?

For a number of years I found it was a most lucrative business.

The deal could become the most lucrative ever for a firm with the Government.

It's here to stay because it is simply too lucrative to go away.

"It was a very lucrative business for women back then."

"And the bank said there were not enough of them to make the deal lucrative."

She would soon be moving on to far more lucrative activities.

After the 2002 season, he moved on to a lucrative offer in China.

You have much more lucrative ways of spending the next five minutes.

Others may simply find more lucrative uses for their money.

His writing was popular and lucrative almost from the start.

But it appears to have been quite lucrative since then.

But the investment will still be quite lucrative, he said.

The television station business, on the other hand, is far more lucrative.

Why worry about the future when the present is so lucrative?

He left a very lucrative position in a large computer firm to open his own business.

This one seems like it will be particularly lucrative for those on the inside.

But only in the past year or two have they seriously gone after the lucrative American market.

It's also a very tough business, though it can be quite lucrative.

Doing that several times a day can be lucrative but dangerous.

From the very first he had an extended and lucrative practice.

In any event, both men expect the week to be a lucrative one.