| collateral |
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| Gone with the Wind |
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- I don't like your collateral. (not reviewed by editor)
- What collateral will you give me? (not reviewed by editor)
- You of all people shouldn't have to bother about collateral. (not reviewed by editor)
- But just now when you offered me your—er—collateral for my money you looked as hard as nails. (not reviewed by editor)
- And I'll lend it to you—without, my dear Mrs. Kennedy, that charming collateral you offered me a short while ago. (not reviewed by editor)
- Collateral. (not reviewed by editor)
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| as in: collateral for a loan |
| as in: collateral evidence |
| as in: collateral damage in the battle |
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