Cost
Cost verb - To have a price of.
Earning
Both words in one sentence
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Dodger and Manzini decide to infiltrate the prison and save the kids from being euthanized.The film's box office reception was abysmal, earning one and half million dollars while the film cost thirty million to make.
- The Mario & Luigi series gets guilty of this near the end of the third game (Bowser's Inside Story) due to all the treasure chest enemies Bowser faces, combined with coin-earning multipliers and blocks that can rejuvenate your health for no cost.
Source: Money for Nothing
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