ledger <a ledger; ledgers> SOST
acceptance ledger ECON
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They robbed the gold and lit fire to the ledgers that had the loan records of the poor mass.
en.wikipedia.org She draws inspirations from ancient pictographs and historical ledger art.
en.wikipedia.org Ledger was paid 15,000 for his alpacas and given a position in charge of them.
en.wikipedia.org A transaction is any proposed change to the ledger.
en.wikipedia.org A revival of ledger art began in the 1960s and 1970s.
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