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It means that you are saving some money in your own bank account.
it mean aprined record of the money put into removed from a bank account
Non-sufficient funds... It means put some money in the bank or you'll be paying a lot of fees.
A bank account, savings account, or family trust fund are a few options, it depends what you mean when you say 'in'.
There are two ways to answer your question - when you "put money into" an account, you are "making a deposit." But also, when you put money into a savings account, you typically accrue interest, so you technically also are "making money."
the first letterbox was invented in 1803
a white box at the front of your lot house where your bills, mail etc. are put. (your postman will put the post in them) a letterbox is a post box, a mail box, somewhere where, if you dont have a slot on your door to put the post through, your postman will put it in there. Understand?! come on people! how can you not know what a letterbox is!
unlucky, seems a bunch of kids dont like you... or the mail man dropped the post.... either way not great you have a bunch of annoying kids Mmmm thanks kaykay... glad you put the time into that....
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Through the Letterbox - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: UK:12
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In America, a mailbox on the sidewalk is where personal mail is put into a box outside a person's house.In Britain, mail is put through a letterbox set in the front door.
The letterbox
put you money into it
Put your money where your mouth is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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