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And in those bygone days, children, money actually earned interest which was a major reason to consider means of deferring gain.
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They seem more approachable than in days bygone, even if we are merely one of thirty-thousand, following a brand.
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Visitors can also check out a Thai gold shop from bygone days, take a seat in a dusty, blue-vinyl dentist's chair and admire a replica of an elementary school classroom.
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The caravan travelers of bygone days used to swear that they had nowhere and never, in all their wanderings, encountered such bewitching beauties.
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The first fractional reserve lenders (typically the goldsmiths of bygone days) were those who issued receipts for storage of gold on behalf of others in the community, and who made a side business of lending.
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