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Only Health was a bigger spender than education; other services had much less money spent on them.
If you're ever doing Intel work, be a big spender.
And more recently they have argued over who will be a bigger spender next year.
Herod was known to be a big spender and to tip well.
No bad habits yet, and I've never been a big spender anyway."
And you don't have to be a big spender or shop on a regular basis to get these services - free.
"That narc just looked like he'd be a big spender ready to buy a lot of coke."
It's also pretty hard, it turns out, for the Governor of Arkansas to be a big spender.
I always knew you were a big spender."
He also discounted fears that the new Clinton Administration would turn out to be a big spender.
You know, this is a big spender.
"Absolutely not," Mr. Gore replied when asked whether he was a big spender.
Meanwhile, her seductive, gold-digging sister fancies the poor man, thinking he is a big spender.
If he was supposed to be a big spender, a hundred bucks shouldn't be a big deal to him.
Others close to Mr. Jackson say that the performer's finances have not deteriorated simply because he is a big spender.
Gesturing at Mr. Gore, he said, "This is a big spender."
Their son Thomas H. Lee, a leveraged-buyout specialist, has been a big spender at auctions for years.
"He was a big spender."
Instead, they accuse him of policy sins - in particular, of being a big spender on domestic programs - that he has not, in fact, committed.
"This is a big spender," Mr. Bush said of his rival, "and he ought to be proud of it."
"And doubling the car tax, penalizing working Californians, simply because Gray Davis is a big spender, we don't think makes a lot of sense."
"I'm running against somebody who said a couple of times during the debates that I was a big spender," Mrs. Whitman said.
It was not unknown that Henry IV was a big spender and did little to enforce the laws of his kingdom.
Mayor Edward I. Koch, the three-term incumbent, used to be a big spender, using $7.5 million in his 1985 campaign.
Being a big spender required some effort: Mr. Gagosian's competitors hung on well into the double-digit-millions.