Act as
Act as verb - Function as or act like.
Make money and act as are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Make money" instead a verb "Act as".
Make money
Act as and make money are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Act as" instead a verb phrase "Make money".
Both terms in one sentence
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Kent Brockman News: The Media Break segments return from the original films, and go much farther with the satire, lampooning the lengths OCP will go to make money off RoboCop or act as shills for the OCP board's decisions.
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Artistic License History: In real life, Jordan followed through on stepping down from Stratton and let his cronies take over (though he managed to exploit a few legal loopholes to act as an advisor and make money from the firm).
Source: Film / The Wolf of Wall Street
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