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takings

noun as in booty

noun as in haul

noun as in proceeds

noun as in take

noun as in yield

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They aim to provide access to cash for those who need it, and to allow small businesses to deposit takings.

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Ward consulted with Bradford on his land bill to eliminate the standard five-year statute of limitations on eminent domain challenges, because many of the unfair land takings happened decades ago.

This went on for two years, with Misra trying to balance the books by transferring takings from her shop and borrowing money from family members.

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Even without being doubled, this salary looks high compared with the annual median UK wage of £34,963, while the average takings for sub-postmasters is lower.

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Ticket prices and bar takings haven't kept pace with rising fees, bills, rent and wages, he explains.

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

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