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This has now made it rich enough to assume the role that was once America's, bankroller to the deserving part of the world.

What would any normal movie bankroller immediately see?

Perhaps even more important, he has alienated Saudi Arabia, his major bankroller.

He was figuring on splitting half, plus the bankroller's cut, and that made it a boodle worth going after.

The military is also a major bankroller of higher education through the G.I. Bill.

But the impact was still felt in the market, where D. Blech was a leading bankroller of new biotech companies.

Saudi Arabia, Hamas's leading bankroller, had already begun to cut off some money as of Aug. 18, he said.

If it's professionalism you want you'd better find another bankroller, and some well honed cabaret artistes with matching sodding waistcoats.

The Central Bank of Iran is the primary bankroller of Iran's global terror network, its nuclear program and other illicit activities.

So, while the tax strategy might work, it might also transform iGive from a high-minded bankroller of charities to just another E-commerce play.

Not just Republicans doling it out as usual to the gold-plate set, but Demos struggling to shove big bankroller snouts into the trough.

The Public attempted this season to find a new musical that would move to Broadway and replace "A Chorus Line" as the festival's bankroller.

One prominent bankroller of documentaries told me he had been ordered to make no more films about that era: 20-something viewers don't care much about anything before 1980.

Another wrap ensues at the end which makes Bernard Lang (bankroller of LNBB) angry.

Thaksin is a supporter, and alleged bankroller, of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (aka "Red Shirts").

The main bankroller of the company is MMC Ventures, whose chief executive and chairman both funded Mr Hague's private office until recently.

Further, to paint the United States as an honest broker ignores the fact that the United States is Israel's closest ally and major bankroller.

As Dotty, the faded leading lady (and bankroller) of "Nothing On," Ms. Curtin sheds her customary sharp edges for a likable air of hazy preoccupation.

With each quarter came a new bankroller of the 10-Minute Ticker scoreboard update, lateraling from I.T.T. to Budweiser to Hertz to Miller Genuine Draft.

In the 2001 film Ocean's Eleven, Brad Pitt's character, Rusty Ryan, mentions a type of confidence scam termed "a Boesky" that involves a wealthy bankroller with insider information.

Marcinha complained and Lira, the owner of EC Radar and bankroller of the women's national team, was removed from the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) in the ensuing scandal.

Riyadh's principal ally, America, is now at war with Islamic terror, while Saudi Arabia has for years been the principal exporter and bankroller of radical Islam, including some of the most violent strains.

A financial controller for a real estate insurance concern on Wall Street, Mr. Maitland, 35, is the artistic director and bankroller of the five-year-old Allegro Productions, the resident rent-paying company at the former Parsippany Playhouse.

Pressing for Term Limits When New York City residents voted overwhelmingly last year to impose term limits on their elected officials, Ronald S. Lauder, the godfather and bankroller of the movement, might have thought his work was done.

Five minutes later, after a tour of the ornate lobby, Hunter was ushered in, alone, to the lush living quarters of Louie St. Louie, the man who served as designer, bankroller and, for all practical purposes, king of Football City.