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Made a fortune? Thu Nov 04, 2004 9:13 am  Made a fortune?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-24 "What now?", question 4

Somebody once used her advice and made a ......... out of buying shares in a small company that did well.

(a) heap
(b) gold
(c) fortune
(d) amount

Test No. incompl/inter-24 "What now?", answer 4

Somebody once used her advice and made a fortune out of buying shares in a small company that did well.

Correct answer: (c) fortune

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Made a fortune - made a lot of money Thu Nov 04, 2004 22:26 pm  Made a fortune - made a lot of money
 

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