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the club are in line for a windfall of three hundred thousand pounds.

Other energy sectors, such as oil and power generation, have seen a reimposition of price caps and windfall-profit taxes.

The state could charge heftily for acting as lender of last resort—or, less desirable, impose a windfall tax on bank profits or a “Tobin tax” on transactions.

They received a windfall from their investment in the stock market.

Winning the lottery was a huge windfall for her.

The unexpected inheritance was a financial windfall for the family.

The company experienced a windfall of profits after launching a new product.

Finding a rare antique at a garage sale can be a windfall for collectors.

The unexpected bonus was a pleasant windfall for the employees.

Selling their old house for more than they expected was a windfall for the couple.

The sudden drop in prices was a windfall for consumers looking to buy a new car.

The company's success in the overseas market brought a windfall of opportunities for expansion.

Receiving a scholarship was a windfall for the student, easing the financial burden of college.

There's a few windfalls here so that's a good sign.

There was only one logical recipient of the windfall.

And what do we do with the windfalls?

He, Robert Wilson, carried a double size cot on safari to accommodate any windfalls he might receive.

Some European countries have imposed windfall taxes on energy firms.

Got a windfall gain or a big bonus at work?

There's a few windfalls here so that's a good sign And what do we do with the windfalls?

One-off solidarity taxes, windfall taxes, wealth taxes, and bring the world back to balance.

Middle East states are looking at a windfall over the next several years.

It's been a windfall since they publlshed the threat on my life.