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deposit

noun as in down payment; money saved

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noun as in accumulation of solid

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verb as in locate, put in place for safekeeping

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Some of the victims also indicated that they had already paid deposits of $1,500.

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The central bank has warned the tokens could destabilise the banking system by draining it of deposits.

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They are saving again - but this time for a deposit to buy their own place - as well as enough to cover costs.

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Its current provisional licence prevents it from offering mortgages or taking deposits more than £50,000.

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She also plans to save money from her part-time work for a house deposit.

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