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From Rags To Riches ( from poor to wealthy ... )
"from rags to riches"

A person who was poor and becomes rich goes "from rags to riches". The "rags" represent the poor old clothing that they wore before they came into their "riches". Quote from a famous song: "You know I'll never go from rags to riches!" Example: "My uncle is a real rags to riches story." He was very poor but now he is rich.



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