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Her bonus is based on net income.net income = income minus "all" expenses
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You could then keep some of the net profit for yourself and use the rest of it to make four buttons, and then you would sell those and be able to make eight.† (source)net profit = net income -- income minus "all" expenses
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Milo, of course, had been the big feather in his cap, although having his group bombed by Milo's planes had probably been a terrible black eye for him, even though Milo had ultimately stilled all protest by disclosing the huge net profit the syndicate had realized on the deal with the enemy and convincing everyone that bombing his own men and planes had therefore really been a commendable and very lucrative blow on the side of private enterprise.† (source)
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Thirty-five to forty thousand dollars net profit a season like snapping your fingers!† (source)
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He had taken over a shaky little railroad in Arizona, a road whose net revenue was "less than that of a successful grocery store, and he had built it into the best railroad of the Southwest.† (source)
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Also election day came round again, and Jurgis made half a week's wages out of that, all net profit.† (source)
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In the spring I sowed three thousand acres of poppies, and now I've made forty thousand roubles net profit.† (source)net profit = net income -- income minus "all" expenses
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Even with a recent promotion to the E6 pay grade, Adam's net income as a SEAL (including some extra cash he made cutting down trees in residential neighborhoods) was about three thousand dollars a month.† (source)net income = income minus "all" expenses
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He said your expenses would be what it cost you to make the buttons, and your gross revenues would be how much you could sell the buttons for, and your net profit would be that figure minus your expenses, over a given time.† (source)net profit = net income -- income minus "all" expenses
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We annually spend on military security alone more than the net income of all United States corporations.† (source)net income = income minus "all" expenses
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But it was a great box office success from the start-and then life had me where it wanted me-at from thirty-five to forty thousand net profit a season!† (source)net profit = net income -- income minus "all" expenses
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