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- noun The state or condition of being
bankable .
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Examples
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Yeah, probably, but it wasn't getting made … not with our rating system and the studio's inability (most of the time) to strike a balance between ratings, perceptions of "bankability" and giving us the movies we Really want to see.
Ken's Review: Hancock - Loses Its Power in the Second Half « FirstShowing.net 2008
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First day of four session class to learn how personal finances affect the success of a business and how improved personal money management increases "bankability" when seeking small-business financing.
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Learn how personal finances affect the success of business and how improved personal money management increases "bankability" when seeking small-business financing.
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However, the technology's immaturity makes it a non-starter today on cost and bankability, meaning that natural gas will continue to win the peak for years to come.
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Learn how personal finances affect the success of business and how improved personal money management increases "bankability" when seeking small-business financing.
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DiCaprio's "bankability" as one of Hollywood's top leading men - he can command at least
News24 Top Stories 2010
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DiCaprio's "bankability" as one of Hollywood's top leading men -- he can command at least
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DiCaprio's "bankability" as one of Hollywood's top leading men -- he can command at least
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The 23-year-old actress, who recently alleged that her father once threatened to kill her and her brother, has been dropped from her next role as the film's financial backers were nervous about relying on Lohan's "bankability".
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Many singers seem in a rush to capitalize on the "bankability" of a Christmas CD the moment they have one or two hit singles.
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