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earnings

noun as in money for work performed

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Five years after having their first child, mums' earnings drop by an average of £1,051 a month compared with their salary one year before having a child.

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Goodall saved her earnings from a waitress job until she had enough for a round-trip ticket.

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In the company’s recent earnings report, it said more consumers in the U.S. ordered groceries through DoorDash last quarter than ever before.

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The biggest contested issues include her loss of earnings and future care costs.

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Prof Bell's research gives extensive detail on earnings five years after they graduate.

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