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33 Cards in this Set
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I can't afford a new house now |
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I can't buy |
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Borrow |
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Excuse my, may I borrow this cigarette? Oh, wait. I forgot to say, you can't say no |
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Lend |
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Let me lend you some money. Wait, I said some |
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debt |
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How will you pay back your debt? |
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bankrupt |
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The government is bankrupt |
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Wallet |
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Og bankrupt |
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The country will og bankrupt |
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broke |
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When the country went bankrupt, all the people went broke |
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Wallet |
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Now you can put coins in your wallet |
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Spend |
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How much did you spend on this watch? |
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How long did you spend in Japan? |
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encourage |
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Useful |
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Always encourage your child to spend money on useful things |
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Discourage |
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Useless |
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We discourage our children from playing useless games |
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Worth |
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Some things are worth fighting for, fight for your goals |
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This book is worth reading again and again |
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How much is it worth? |
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bargain |
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The customer is always right |
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