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tycoon

[tahy-koon] / taɪˈkun /


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The couple first met in London in 1976, with the tycoon previously saying he had fallen in love with Templeman at first sight.

From Barron's

Mr. Christie backed Mr. Trump in 2016 after it became clear that Mr. Trump, a real estate tycoon and reality television star, was on the path to the nomination.

From Washington Times

Gandhi then referred to three well-known and unrelated Modis: a fugitive Indian diamond tycoon, a cricket executive banned from the Indian Premier League tournament and the prime minister.

From Seattle Times

Logan’s friend, assistant, and adviser — and probably new lover — has managed to get very close to the tycoon in record time.

From New York Times

The guerrillas’ statement said the shooting is “yet another warning to all business tycoons and associates” of the country’s military.

From Seattle Times