noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
campaign
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This lifted investors' spirits immensely, as well as filling well-informed politicians' campaign coffers .
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They fill their campaign coffers with money from the oligarchs and monopolists of timber, railroad, utilities and mining.
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Political action committees, which are more active in congressional races, represented only 2 percent of the presidential campaign coffers .
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But the speaker is not a wealthy man and could dip into campaign coffers , causing more controversy.
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PACs fill the campaign coffers of incumbents, not challengers.
■ VERB
fill
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They fill their campaign coffers with money from the oligarchs and monopolists of timber, railroad, utilities and mining.
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PACs fill the campaign coffers of incumbents, not challengers.
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Goldman filled its coffers by underwriting some of the biggest fee deals of the year.
swell
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Unless you're trying to swell the family coffers all by yourself.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At first there was a period of confusion as porters, cursing and sweating, brought up bags, chests and coffers.
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But of course it wishes to replenish its coffers.
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It won't be easy, not with the coffers bare and momentum now turned in the downward direction.
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No money ever left the federal coffers without carrying a baggage of conditions, guidelines, and restrictions.
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Programs that hived off fortunes into their own coffers.
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They fill their campaign coffers with money from the oligarchs and monopolists of timber, railroad, utilities and mining.