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Article: Anybody want a zillion-dollar cure idea?
The Boston Globe;  August 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... would jump right on it. I figured Roche would contact these guys in Turkey, fund a bigger study, then develop its own zillion-dollar version of henna. I don't care what it does, as long as it does something. Roche wrote back. It told me to read its ...

Article: Zillion-dollar business
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME;  September 23, 2003 ;     297 words ...By the deft wielding of his pen like a scalpel in his column, "Reforming pharmaceutical bad boys" (BDN, Sept. 16), Dr. Erik Steele has opened the shutters, blinds and drapes so the public can really get a good look at our pharmaceutical companies. He also wisely warns us that we need these bad

Article: The zillion dollar games. (1996 Olympics)(Cover ...
The Economist (US);  July 20, 1996 ;     700+ words ...SPORTING event? Or merely a branch of the advertising and entertainment industry? In the centenary of their reinvention by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the Olympic Games look more like a celebration of the marketing muscle of Coca-Cola, Kodak and BMW than a display of human prowess and courage. The

Article: The big find: luck--or skill? Sure, we dream about that ...
Antiques Roadshow Insider;  November 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...One of the big myths about hunting for antiques is that around every corner is an undervalued object--that if you just look hard enough, you too can be one of the lucky "lottery winners" who paid $5 for a $50,000 object. Of course, if it were that easy, we'd all be fabulously wealthy. For those of

Article: Yoke's on you.(News)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  May 18, 2004 ;     240 words ... ... thousand dollar (pounds 565 ) - omelette. The six egg omelette is filled with fine lobster and 10 ounces of exclusive caviar. Chefs at the plush Le Parker Meridien hotel in Manhattan have named the pricey dish the Zillion Dollar Frittada.

Article: Big eggs in Big Apple for big bucks.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England);  May 18, 2004 ;     253 words ... ... of exclusive caviar. Chefs at the plush Le Parker Meridien hotel in Manhattan have named the pricey dish the Zillion Dollar Frittada. But there is a snag -no-one has ordered the omelette which has been on the menu for two weeks.

Article: Omelette puts the egg in extravagant
Evening Standard - London;  May 18, 2004 ;     336 words ... ... is filled with lobster and 10 ounces of sevruga caviar. Chefs at Le Parker Meridien hotel have named it the Zillion- Dollar Frittada. There is just one snag - no one has ordered the omelette, which has been on the menu for two weeks. "Every ...