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something over and above

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Cash is available," he said, "and people are looking for value added investors that are actually going to deliver something over and above the capital, and we sort of developed a very good track record of being paid and helping these businesses go through the transformation.
Actis: $2.9 bln fund targets emerging markets by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
It was something over and above what I already had to process.
Rediscovering the bookworm by Ghiselli, Nina / The Exceptional Parent
It may be worth buying an extended warranty if it gives you something over and above these rights - such as accidental damage cover - but you often get this under your home contents insurance anyway.
RECORD money: REMEMBER, COVER COSTS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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