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These sorts of high margins charged by campaign vendors are nothing new, but consultants stand to hit the jackpot if they’re working for a low-profile candidate who goes viral.

Besides the attractive visuals, the site stands out with its bonus offers and the highest paying bitcoin games jackpot.

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That bet resulted in a sizable payout when Antetokounmpo put pen to paper on his supermax contract extension, but the jackpot came when Holiday’s hounding defense on Chris Paul changed the course of the Finals.

His phone was a jackpot for the federal government, offering photographic evidence of a slew of crimes, including a storage locker he said Jenkins directed him to break into and clean out before his squad carried out a search.

In the meantime, he takes trips to Vegas, sometimes sleeping in his car or in movie theaters for weeks, hoping to hit the jackpot.

Just a few blocks down on Sixth Avenue in Birmingham, they hit the jackpot.

Hillary Clinton, of course, hit the jackpot with her comparison of Putin to Hitler (never mind her clarification the next day).

The jackpot hit when Matthew McConaughey read the script and said, “I want to do this.”

From tour guides to chefs, glass blowers to club owners, they each tout different talents to hit the jackpot.

Did the preacher gent die, er did Brother Peyton jump the game, taking the jackpot with him?

"Let him keep the doggone calf and we'll have to put up a jackpot for the feller that owns it," advised Bronco.

It was jackpot; the chips were piled high; and the man in the linen coat was dealing again.

Jimmie Greeley was raking in a jackpot, grinning fiendishly at the dour Jim Hutch when they heard heavy, running feet outside.

"Instead of bein' a jackpot bunch of triflin' no-account scalawags," murmured Jack.