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• Companies that currently have buyback programs hope they'll strike that pay dirt.
• A few minutes later he struck pay dirt two blocks from home.
• Of course, job opportunities abound and some people are striking pay dirt.
• By the time he hit pay dirt with 1976's " Silk Degrees,"
• And it was the Dutch Mafia that first hit stem-cell pay dirt.
• After sorting through maybe 5, 000 Clinton out-takes, he hit pay dirt.
• Albert Muller struck pay dirt, too, but it took 28 years.
• Fortunately for 47 million obese Americans, the Wurtmans may have hit pay dirt.
• Even if you hit pay dirt, it will probably be a modest amount.
• And when the team gets to Raleigh, that's the pay dirt.
• Given Ms . Lester's active hand, Maher had struck pay dirt.
• After only a minute or two you'll strike orbiting pay dirt.
• So I checked with my sister, Sweetsie, and hit pay dirt.
• Once in a long while, pay dirt : a vacation story produces news.
• After struggling through most of its history, Lifetime has finally hit pay dirt.
• The Sunday morning political talk shows have hit pay dirt, too.
• After Dundee hit pay dirt, Hollywood offered the craggy faced Hogan the earth.
• A foreign student homesick for tofu and soybeans, I had hit pay dirt.
• From a lobbyist's point of view, that would be known as pay dirt.
• When he hit pay dirt, he contacted Mediaweek, a sister publication to Brandweek.