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Todaytheseso-calledbankcreditcardshavebecomeverypopular.Theycanbeusedinstoreshotelsandrestaurantsallovertheworld.Andtheycanbeusedtopayforallkindsofunusualgoodsandservicesincludingcarrepairshospitalcareandaccidentorlifeinsurance.Creditcardsoffertwomajorservices.Firsttheyareeasierandsafertocarrythanlargeamountsofmoney.Secondtheypermitpeopletoborrow-tobuythingstheywantevenwhentheydonothaveenoughmoneytopaythefullprice.Creditcardsmakeitpossibletospreadoutpaymentsoverweeksormonths.Toreceivecreditcardspeoplemustprovethattheyearnenoughtopayforwhaitheybuy.Andtheyusuallymustprovethattheyhavepaidbackanymoneytheyborrowedinthepast.Thenaftertheyreceivethecardcreditcmnpanieslimithowmuchtheycanbuywithit.VisaandMastercardforexampledonotpermitmostoftheiruserstoowemorethan$1500.Yetevenwiththeserestrictions限制creditcardsoftenmakeittooeasyforpeopletospendthemoneytheycannotpayback.Withcreditcardspeoplepayforgoodsorservicesattheendofeachmonthinsteadofwhentheybuythem.Andwhenthetimedoescometopaymostcreditcardsofferpeopleachoice.Theycanpayallofwhattheyoweforthemonth.Ortheycanpayjustpartusuallybetweenfiveandtenpercentofwhattheyowe.Studiesofcreditcardusehavefoundtha!eachmonthabouthalfofallcarduserspaythefullamounttheyowe.Theotherspayonlypartoftheamount.Itisthisgroupthatpro-videscreditcardcompanieswithmostoftheirearnings.Thatisbecausethepeoplepayaservicecharge—interest—fortherighttopostponefullpayment.Mostpayaninterestrateofabout19percentayearofwhattheyowe.Inthelastfewyearstherehasbeenincreasingcriticismofhighinterestratesoncreditcards.Theuseofcreditcardscontinuestoincrease.Somepeoplesaythatinthenearfuturecreditcardswillreplacemoneycompletelybutothersbelievethateventisunlikely.HowevertheythinkAmericanswillbeusingcreditcardsmoreandmore.Amajorreasonforthisistheincreasingfearofcrime.Creditcards—unlikerealmoney—canbereplacediftheyarelostorstolen.Creditcardsarebetterthancashas______
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TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 28
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 30
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