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cash cow

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cash cow
n. Slang
A steady dependable source of funds or income: "a collapse of its profitable cash cow, the clusters of word-processing machines" (Christian Science Monitor).
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Noun1.cash cowcash cow - a project that generates a continuous flow of money
project, projection - a planned undertaking


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That's because for contractors and unions, the LAUSD is a cash cow, and electing the right people can be highly lucrative.
It's a lousy business unless, of course, you have a cash cow metalcasting business that is so lucrative you'll invest in a marginal business to protect it.
And with PricewaterhouseCoopers in the wings to take the space at rents in the $80s per s/f, Broadway Partners was able to convert the block of uncertainty into a likely cash cow and vault itself over competing bidders who all undoubtedly discounted their bids to compensate for the building's vacancy.
 
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