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What can you buy with 700 billion dollars?
Anything
If you buy something for five dollars how much is tax?
It depends on the state where you buy it.
When You buy a rare stamp for fifteen dollars sell it for twenty dollars buy it back for twenty five dollars and finally sell it for thirty dollars how much money did you make or lose?
$10 -15+20=5-25=-20+30=10
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You can buy 69 thousand packs of toothpicks.
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Buy a LOT of gum.
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