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be a licence to print money (British & Australian, American)
if a company or activity is a licence to print money, it causes people to become very rich without having to make any effort. These shopping channels are just a licence to print money.
See also: money, print

poetic license

the way in which writers and other artists are allowed to ignore rules or change facts in their work. It's obvious the writer was using a certain amount of poetic licence because the route she mentions has been closed for 50 years.
See also: poetic

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Petras, the licenser of rapper and musician Foxy Brown's fur line, plans to renovate and combine both spaces to focus on Brown's collection and the company's Alexis and Gianni brand, according to Michael Heaner and Grant Greenspan of Kaufman/ Adler, who represented both the tenant and the landlord.
6 million visitors each month--as well as the MarketWatch Information Service group, a licenser of market news, data and investment tools to financial services firms and the media.
The Copyright Clearance Center (Danvers, MA), a licenser of text reproduction rights, has launched Rightslink Permissions, a new service that allows online content providers to license reuse of their copyrighted content directly from their Web sites.
 
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