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escrow

noun as in collateral

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He then bought a new home nearby and sold it last December, closing escrow less than two weeks before the neighborhood was ravaged by a deadly wildfire.

The memories flooded in as I sat on my Ducati, wondering why he was here, why his restaurant, which he was selling, hadn’t yet closed escrow and why this pain still gripped me.

She found out she was pregnant with her first child two weeks after closing escrow and they spent four years restoring and remodeling the house.

Insurance payouts can accrue significant interest while the money sits in escrow during rebuilding, bill proponents say.

Its new owner closed escrow on Jan. 6 — the day before the fire.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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