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seed money
noun as in money to start a venture
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Example Sentences
At the onset, $50 million in seed money was allocated statewide, but the law stated an additional unspecified amount would be needed in the future.
How did a drug rooted, like many, in seed money from the U.S. government — that is, American taxpayers — and spurred by the grassroots fundraising of desperate parents, end up with such a price tag?
He sold prints of old covers to raise seed money, and hustles on social media to gain a following and entice subscribers.
So many alternative sports have gained in popularity for boys and girls, from skateboarding to rowing to rugby, with a little seed money to help attract the curious and the courageous.
Seattle University is making plans for a new art museum, thanks to a gift of a $300 million art collection and $25 million in seed money from a donor, the university trustees announced on Wednesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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