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banknote(noun, money, capital, finance)
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bill(noun, money, capital, finance)
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bomb(noun, money, capital, finance)
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boodle(noun, money, capital, finance)
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bread(noun, money, capital, finance)
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bucks(noun, money, capital, finance)
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bundle(noun, money, capital, finance)
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cabbage(noun, money, capital, finance)
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capital(noun, money, finance, economics)
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cash(noun, money, capital, finance)
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change(noun, money, capital, finance)
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check(noun, money, capital, finance)
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chips(noun, money, capital, finance)
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coin(noun, money, capital, finance)
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coinage(noun, money, capital, finance)
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currency(noun, money, capital, finance)
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dibs(noun, money, capital, finance)
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dime(noun, money, capital, finance)
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dollar(noun, money, capital, finance)
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dough(noun, money, capital, finance)
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