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what's difference? what's difference between poor, needy, destitute, bankrupt and penniless?
1 jun. 2012 11:03
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Poor, Penniless - Means you have no money. Needy - Is some who is in need. It can also mean someone who is always looking for affection or attention. Bankrupt - Means a person doesn't have the money to pay back their debts. Destitute - A person without the basic needs for life, such as food, clothes, or a home.
1 juni 2012
They are all the same they all want and need money
1 juni 2012
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Liz
Taalvaardigheden
Chinees (Mandarijn), Chinees (Taiwanees), Engels, Japans
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Engels, Japans
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