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a slice of the cake
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a slice of the cake  (British, American & Australian) also a slice of the pie (American)
a part of the money that is to be shared by everyone The government has less money to spend on education this year, so primary schools will get a smaller slice of the cake than last year.
See a piece of the action
See also: cake, slice


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Most people understand that with this level of business, they'll get a slice of the pie," he said.
But no matter, everyone needs a slice of the pie so the jiggery-pokery will begin in earnest to "find" some funding that will fulfil all Section 75 criteria.
He then tried jumping ship in a bid to claim a slice of the pie in the cash-rich IPL.
 
 
 
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