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What are non business transactions?
non business transaction is something that does not involve the using of money for example, i was playing computer games during work hours. it wastes a lot of money because you are just playing games and you are using the electricity
A proposed law that will involve spending the taxpayers money?
laws dont involve spending money. IMplementing them costs money.
What are some avatar chat games that you don't have to download or some MMORPG games that don't require downloads or money besides runescape and evony?
They all involve money in some way, even if membership is free. You can try, Habbo Hotel.
What are some popular board games that involve number tiles?
Some popular board games that involve number tiles are Scrabble, Sudoku, and Rummikub.
What are some popular card games that involve the use of spades?
Some popular card games that involve the use of spades are Spades, Hearts, and Bridge.
What kinds of games involve a clock?
There are a number of games that involve a clock. Many of these games are related to math or learning to tell time. Some of the games are Stop the Clock, Hickory Dickory Clock and Bang on Time.
What are some popular outdoor games that involve using balls?
Some popular outdoor games that involve using balls are soccer, basketball, volleyball, and tennis.
Is rikipoker considered to be a gambling service?
Although categorized as casino games, our game is not considered to be gambling services at all. Our game is played for virtual gold and doEs not involve gambling for real money.
What olympic games involve tennis and diving?
Summer.
What PS2 games involve shooting?
Call of duty
What does monetary policy involve?
management of the nations money supply
Are arcades considered a form of gambling?
No, arcades are not considered a form of gambling. Arcades typically involve playing games of skill or chance for entertainment purposes, while gambling involves wagering money on an uncertain outcome with the hope of winning more money.
