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Wharton became famous in 1905 with this devastating portrait of a corrupt, male-dominated, money-mad society.

Lev Raphael: Reinventing Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth Lev Raphael 2011

Wharton became famous in 1905 with this devastating portrait of a corrupt, male-dominated, money-mad society.

Lev Raphael: Reinventing Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth Lev Raphael 2011

In both our countries, the materialist left and the money-mad right unite in telling us that the whole point of national life is economic growth.

Keeping a Civil Tongue 2008

In both our countries, the materialist left and the money-mad right unite in telling us that the whole point of national life is economic growth.

Keeping a Civil Tongue 2008

Eriksson's post-England adventures with Mexico and Notts County seemed to confirm the caricature of the passionless, money-mad Swede.

World Cup 2010: Didier Drogba fit for Ivory Coast against Brazil 2010

Ancient Athens was a money-mad commercial society when it collapsed, too.

Joy on the Mall 2009

This thread says that materialistic American consumers and money-mad Wall Streeters - with an assist from self-aggrandizing Washington politicians -- are responsible for a set of actions which collectively have brought the capitalist system to its knees.

Dave Maney: Economic Tectonics and the Crash of '08 2009

Leftists scorn the corporate world because it's money-mad.

Philip Slater: A Misconception by Pessimists 2008

Too big, too overreaching, too contemptuous of the rest of the surrounding Brownstone Brooklyn, too ill-thought-out, too subsidized, too abusive of Eminent Domain, too obviously a sweetheart deal for money-mad, back-room dealer Ratner.

Thing That Was Never Gonna Happen Isn't Going to Happen Brooks of Sheffield 2008

A more serious drawback is the author's clichéd depiction of Vanderbilt as merely a foul-mouthed, money-mad businessman, ready and willing to run roughshod over all who stood in his way.

Imperialism for Beginners 2008