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proved to be a bonanza for the local residents
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I'd baked three pies with apples from a nearby orchard. "Bonanza!" Brian shouted. (source)Bonanza = sudden good fortune
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Birthday parties were bonanzas for him.† (source)
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It was one of the biggest sales bonanzas of the year, with games for the kids, fortune-tellers, Slurpee machines, even one very tired looking pony that was walking circles around the auto bays.† (source)
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There just aren't going to be any one-man bonanzas.† (source)
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I told her I worked at Shirt Bonanza, downstairs, and could get her some overstock maybe.† (source)Bonanza = a sudden happening that brings good fortune; or an especially rich vein of precious ore
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THE CHRISTMAS COOKIE BONANZA STARTS December first.† (source)BONANZA = a sudden happening that brings good fortune; or an especially rich vein of precious ore
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What a bonanza.† (source)
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Eating lunch at Bonanza and having their portraits taken in matching sweaters.† (source)
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For them it was just a new wrinkle in a ratings bonanza, but it was much better than Nick, did you kill your wife?† (source)
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"for the cops it was a bonanza," Bratton writes.† (source)
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These new GMO seeds could be a bonanza for the seed companies.† (source)
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He found that in the wide belt contained by the 70-degree lines, north and south, temperatures for thousands of years hadn't gone outside the 254-332 degrees (absolute) range, and that this belt had long growing seasons where temperatures ranged, from 284 to 302 degrees absolute: the "bonanza" range for terraform life ....once they solved the water problem.† (source)
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Tip-wise, Saturday night had been a bonanza, but Friday had been disappointing, which was why she'd resolved to stick it out one last night.† (source)
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Playing out some moronic Bonanza where my thirty-year-old brothers were blindly taking orders from a pontificating, bigoted French Canadian father whose only smarts came with his money and his land.† (source)
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It was soon appointment viewing, a ratings bonanza.† (source)
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