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bill

[bil] / bɪl /


NOUN
piece of legislation
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NOUN
beak of animal
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VERB
advertise
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He acknowledged "things have been tough in Britain for a while" but said the public should now start to see improvements including lower bills, more police on the streets and new health hubs.

From BBC

The two bills he vetoed passed Congress with bipartisan support, meaning lawmakers could muster enough votes to override him in the new year.

From BBC

Plunging winter temperatures could bring higher heating bills for households that rely on electricity or natural gas.

From Barron's

Plunging winter temperatures could bring higher heating bills for households that rely on electricity or natural gas.

From Barron's

Plunging winter temperatures could bring higher heating bills for households that rely on electricity or natural gas.

From Barron's