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He lost interest in it vs. he lost his interest | What does the expression 'seeing forest from trees' mean?

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#1 (permalink) Fri Aug 14, 2009 9:16 am liability is not a debit or credit

Business English Lesson, Advanced Level ESL/EFL Test #107 "Accounting terms", question 5 Liabilities either have a credit or no ......... at all. (a) scale (b) balance (c) debit (d) debut Business English Lesson, Advanced Level ESL/EFL Test #107 "Accounting terms", answer 5 Liabilities either have a credit or no balance at all. Correct answer: (b) balance _________________________ liability is not a debit or credit Miron

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