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They ape their betters, he complains, splashing out on all sorts of fripperies that fail to buy them happiness.
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Splashing out on property, cars and entertainment still causes more jealousy than admiration.
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At the same time, the industry is splashing out on corporate-awareness advertising.
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To top it off, heavily indebted consumers seem more interested in paying down what they owe than splashing out on flat-screen televisions.
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Neither company has been making money, he said, because each has been competing for talent against terrestrial broadcast stations and splashing out on advertising.
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And before splashing out on a health kick, it might be worth looking at the other major league skip-fillers - exercise bikes, rowing machines and back massagers.
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He was a print hack all his life, splashing out on fun and friends, but never bothering to make his name known, or his wallet fatter, with books or broadcasting.
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They said they would be continuing in their jobs for the time being while they assemble business plans, but would be splashing out on a few luxuries in the meantime.
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So for years to come, many more households will be firmly focused on saving, splashing out only occasionally on a big-ticket item.
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The country has also launched a huge spending policy in recent years to accommodate its growing population, splashing out billions on rail, air and road links.
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They treated the salmon run like a sushi conveyor belt, splashing down to dine on live fish, nabbing eyeballs and tearing out chunks of flesh.
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