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She purchased a money order at the post office to pay her rent.money order = certificate
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Since she doesn't have a bank account, she relies on money orders to pay her bills each month.money orders = a prepaid payment certificate
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Her last check didn't clear, so the landlord insisted on a money order this time.
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Every other week, with the small amounts she saved, she bought a money order from the market and put it in her valise. (source)
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"Maybe we should've gotten money orders," Blue says. (source)money orders = prepaid payment certificates
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They never knew about the two-room flats and sleeping rooms he rented, the weekly money orders sent home, the currency exchange. (source)
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Grandpa in the North sends a telegram money order for five pounds for the baby Alphie.† (source)
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When we came back to New York after burying Dennis, I opened up our mailbox and found it full of checks and money orders and cash in envelopes from people in the projects who knew us, and people from Metropolitan Church in Harlem. (source)money orders = prepaid payment certificates
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Enclosed a handsome money order for expenses and instructed me as to what he wanted done.† (source)
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He never writes letters; he only sends money orders.† (source)
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And send in that money order right away.† (source)
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If you complained that you did not receive enough food, the authorities would remind you that if you were in A Group, you would be able to receive money orders from the outside and purchase extra food at the prison canteen.† (source)
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Before he could change his mind, Theresa gave him the fax number, took his address, and made a note to pick up a money order the following day.† (source)
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The Grumblochs saw me off, Mr. Grumbloch furnishing me with money orders and Keating's insect powder and Frieda with Cadbury chocolates and Virginia Woolf's latest novel.† (source)
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All you need to do is send a check or money order (no stamps, please) for $25 and leave the rest to us.† (source)
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That was one more benefit of Mr. Yakota's market: She could buy money orders there.† (source)
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