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Lots of money Tue Nov 09, 2004 6:34 am  Lots of money
 

Test No. express/inter-8 "Money to burn", question 1

Money is the root of all evil, so what's the point of earning a lot?

(a) bad for your health
(b) the cause of greed
(c) the reason for health
(d) the cause of wickedness

Test No. express/inter-8 "Money to burn", answer 1

Money is the cause of wickedness, so what's the point of earning a lot?

Correct answer: (d) the cause of wickedness
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he has a lot of money..is that right or he has lot of money is right?
sagar
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Lots of money Tue Nov 09, 2004 11:18 am  Lots of money
 

He has a lot of money.
He has lots of money.
He has much money.
He has plenty of money.
He has loads of money.
He has money to burn.
He is a billionaire.
His name is Sergey Brin Smile
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