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This created a white-hot housing market — and one in which the highest-earning millennials were able to afford a piece of the pie.

From Salon

And don’t fool yourself into thinking they’re satisfied with just a piece of the pie.

From Salon

In this view, publicness is not about deliberation and collective action; it represents siloed, immovable identities each getting their piece of the pie.

From Slate

The winning team will secure a 60% piece of the pie, with the remaining 40% going to the runner-up.

"Like for other industries, India is a booming market for the music business as well. There's a huge demographic that's young and has money to spend. Everyone wants a piece of the pie," he says.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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