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prize money

noun as in winnable money

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Top pros need to spend 11 months of the year on a constant hunt for ranking points and prize money, which they say leaves them without adequate time to recover and at risk of injury.

He was one of eight people from a neighbourhood in Kingswood near Bristol to win the October draw as part of the subscription lottery where winners in the same postcode share the prize money.

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Nakamura wasn’t there to tee off on inferior opponents—or for a few thousand bucks in prize money.

There are those, like Liverpool or Arsenal, who spend freely because they generate huge profits through television rights, commercial sales, prize money, and successful player sales.

Players can skip mandatory events if they injured or have personal reasons, but they will receive no rankings points or prize money if they do not play.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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