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money

[muhn-ee] / ˈmʌn i /


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"Sadly, there's less money in people's pockets, it causes grief for everyone. People can't go out as often as they want to," Cornwall-Jones continued.

From BBC

Driving to the office less could save workers some money and some stress.

From MarketWatch

Some parents are hesitant to lock money into college-savings accounts, preferring financial flexibility in an uncertain world.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said the closure of shops was a "massive shame", adding: "They might have lost quite a lot of money from that. A lot of the staff are very frightened."

From BBC

It still makes most of its money from video games, but some fans have been upset at the lack of a brand new 3D Mario game this year.

From BBC