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throw money at (something) What does throw money at (something) mean?	to try to solve a problem by spending money on it	The president of our company is willing to throw much money at the factory problem.
throw money at (something) What does throw money at (something) mean?	to spend a lot of money for a project or something without thinking about how the money should be spent	The city plans to throw a lot of money at the project to fix the stadium roof.
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give (someone) a fair shake What does "give (someone) a fair shake" mean?	to treat someone fairly	Our company tries to give everyone a fair shake.

above all else What does "above all else" mean?	most importantly of all	Above all else, I plan to go to the Natural History Museum when I visit the city.
give and take (give-and-take) What does "give and take (give-and-take)" mean?	to share, to give up part of what you want in order to make an agreement	After much give and take we reached an agreement regarding the property transfer.
punitive damages What does "punitive damages" mean?	extra damages awarded to someone in order to punish them and to deter others	The patient was awarded a large amount of money as punitive damages in his lawsuit against the hospital.

pitch up What does "pitch up" mean?	arrive; show up; appear
by way of (something or somewhere) What does "by way of (something or somewhere)" mean?	passing through or by a place	We drove to the airport by way of the small town.
a play-by-play description What does "a play-by-play description" mean?	a description of an event as it is taking place	The announcer gave a play-by-play description of the championship game.
force (someone) to the wall What does "force (someone) to the wall" mean?	to push someone to an extreme position	We were forced to the wall during the negotiations for the new contract.
chute What does "chute" mean?	straighaway portion of a racetrack

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Throw Money At Something Idiom