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big-time the big time - the time when someone is famous or successful. He played the saxophone with big-time swing bands. It's a film about drug dealers and big-time gangsters. |
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``I've said this before, and I'll say it again, Larry is just one of those big-time players who makes big-time plays in big-time situations,'' Taft coach Derrick Taylor said. students are willing to pay up to $3,000 for six months of this bruising instruction in hopes of someday starring in the glitzy world of big-time televised wrestling. Big-time wealth offers the chance to buy a Learjet, an island, an NBA basketball franchise or, these days, a more enduring and worthy bauble: a big-time business school with your name inscribed on the gates. |
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