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TheGreatNewspaperWar Upuntilabout100yearsagonewspapersintheUnitedStatesappealedonlytothemostseriousreaders.Theyusednoillustrationsandthearticleswere__________51politicsorbusiness. Twomen_________52that–JosephPulitzeroftheNewYorkWorldandWilliamRandolphHearstoftheNewYorkMorningJournal.Pulitzer_________53theNewYorkWorldin1883.hechangeditformatraditionalnewspaperintoavery_________54oneovernight一夜之间.He__________55lotsofillustrationsandcartoons.Andhetoldhisreporterstowritearticleson__________56crimeorscandaltheycouldfind.Andtheydid.Oneofthemevenpretendedshewascrazyandthenshewas__________57toamentalhospital.Shethemwroteaseriesofarticlesaboutthepoor_________58ofpatientsinthosehospitals. In1895Hearst___________59toNewYorkfromCalifornia.HewantedtheNewYorkMorningJournaltobemoresensational轰动的andmoreexciting_____________60theNewYorkWorld.Healsowantedittobecheapersohe_______________61thepricebyapenny.Hearstattractedattentionbecausehisheadlineswerebiggerthan_________62.HeoftensaidBigprintmakesbignews. PulitzerandHearstdidanythingthey_____________63tosellnewspapers.ForexampleHearstsentFredericRemingtonthefamousillustrator插图画家to_____________64picturesoftheSpanish-AmericanWar.WhenhegottherehetoldHearstthatnofightingwas___________65.HearstansweredYoufurnish提供thepictures.I’llfurnishthewar.
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PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
第一篇USStatesDoPoorlyinWomen’sHealth NotasingleUSstatemeetsbasicfederalgoalsforwomen’shealthandthenationasawholefailsexceptintwoareas—mammograms乳腺x光照片anddental牙齿的check-ups—researcherssaidonThursday Millionsofwomenlackhealthinsuranceandstatesmakeitdifficulttoenroll加八inMedicaid．thestate-federalhealthinsuranceplanforthepooraccordingtothereport． Andfewstatesaredoinganywherenearenoughtohelpwomenquitsmoking——theleadingcauseofdeathintheUnitedStates Thenationasawholeandtheindividualstatesfallshortofmeetingnationalgoalsreadsthereport．puttogetherbytheNationalWomen’sLawCenterandtheOregonHealth＆ScienceUniversity．Thesehealthgoalsprovidearoadmapforassessingthestatusofwomen’shealth． Of27measuresexaminedbythegroupfromscreeningfordiseasestoactuallytreatingthem．thenationpassesononlytwotheresearcherssaidThenationissofarfromthehealthgoalsthatitreceivesanoverallgradeof‘unsatisfactory’theywrote． TheproblemseemstobealackamongstatesofanoverallplanforhealthingeneraltheNWLCsaid． Statepolicymakers’piecemeal一件一件做的approachtoourhealthcarecrisishasresultedinacomplexandineffectivesystemthatfailstomeetthehealthcareneedsofwomenJudyWaxmanNWLCVicePresidentforHealthsaidinastatement． Lawmakersneedtotakeacomprehensivelong-termapproachtomeetingwomen‘shealthneedsandtacklethisseriousproblemthattroublessomanyfamilies． WhichapproachwasrecommendedbyJudyWaxman?
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PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
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PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
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Breakfast StudiesshowthatchildrenwhoeatbreakfastdobetterinschoolItdoesn’ttakemuchfurtherthoughttobelievethatadultswillfeelbetterandperformbetteratworkaswell．Whetheryouworkathomeonthefarmattheofficeatschoolorontheroaditisnotagoodideatoskip故意略去breakfast． Ifwedon’teatbreakfast．wearelikelytobecomefiredwhenourbrainsandbodiesrunlowonfuel.Bymid—morningalotofusgrabacupofcoffeeorwolfdownasugarycandybartowakeupagain．Thismightworkforafewminutesbutbylunchtimewearehungrybad—temperedandperhapsourmoodmightmakeusa1ittlemorelikelytomakeunhealthychoicesatlunch．Eatingagoodbreakfastsetsthetonefortherestoftheday． Peoplewhoeatbreakfastaregenerallymorelikelytomaintainahealthyweight．Manypeoplebelievethattheywillloseweightiftheyskipmealsbutthatisn’tagoodidea．Thebodyexpectstoberefueledafewtimesadaysostartwithahealthybreakfast． Ahealthybreakfastshouldcontainsomeprotein蛋白质andsomefiber纤维．Proteincancomefrommeateggsbeansorsoy大豆．Fibercanbefoundinwholecereals谷物grainsorinfruits．Agoodexampleofahealthybreakfastmightbesomethingsimplelikeahardboiledegganorangeandabowlofwholegraincerealwithsoymilk． Itisokaytoskipbreakfastifyouworkathome．
第三篇ExerciseLowersEmployers‘HealthCosts Companiescansavemillionsinhealth-carecostssimplybyencouragingtheiremployeestoexercisealittlebitresearchersreportedonFriday Theysaidobese肥胖的employeeshadhigherhealthcarecostsbutloweredthoseexpensesbyexercisingjustacoupleoftimesaweek——withoutevenlosinganyweight. FeifeiWangandcolleaguesattheUniversityofMichiganstudied23500workersatGeneralMotors． Theyestimatedthatgettingthemostsedentary惯于久坐的obeseworkerstoexercisewouldhavesavedabout$790000ayear．orabout15percentofhealth—carecostsforthewholegroupCompany—widethepotentialsavingscouldreach$7.1millionperyeartheyreposedintheJournalofOccupationalandEnvironmentalMedicine． Ofthewholegroupofworkersabout30percentwereofnormalweight45percentwereoverweight超重的and25percentwereobese．Annualhealth—carecostsaveraged$2200fornormalweight$2400fortheoverweightand$2700forobeseemployees． Butamongworkerswhodidnoexercisehealthcarecostswentupbyatleast$100ayearandwere$3000ayearforobeseemployeeswhoweresedentary． Butaddingtwoormoredaysoflightexercise——atleast20minutesofexerciseorworkhardenoughtoincreaseheartrateandbreathing——loweredcostsbyonaverage$500peremployeeayeartheresearchersfound． Howcanemployeeshelplowerthehealth—carecosts?
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第三篇ExerciseLowersEmployers‘HealthCosts Companiescansavemillionsinhealth-carecostssimplybyencouragingtheiremployeestoexercisealittlebitresearchersreportedonFriday Theysaidobese肥胖的employeeshadhigherhealthcarecostsbutloweredthoseexpensesbyexercisingjustacoupleoftimesaweek——withoutevenlosinganyweight. FeifeiWangandcolleaguesattheUniversityofMichiganstudied23500workersatGeneralMotors． Theyestimatedthatgettingthemostsedentary惯于久坐的obeseworkerstoexercisewouldhavesavedabout$790000ayear．orabout15percentofhealth—carecostsforthewholegroupCompany—widethepotentialsavingscouldreach$7.1millionperyeartheyreposedintheJournalofOccupationalandEnvironmentalMedicine． Ofthewholegroupofworkersabout30percentwereofnormalweight45percentwereoverweight超重的and25percentwereobese．Annualhealth—carecostsaveraged$2200fornormalweight$2400fortheoverweightand$2700forobeseemployees． Butamongworkerswhodidnoexercisehealthcarecostswentupbyatleast$100ayearandwere$3000ayearforobeseemployeeswhoweresedentary． Butaddingtwoormoredaysoflightexercise——atleast20minutesofexerciseorworkhardenoughtoincreaseheartrateandbreathing——loweredcostsbyonaverage$500peremployeeayeartheresearchersfound． Howoftenshouldtheemployeesexercisetohelplowerthehealth-carecosts?
第一篇USStatesDoPoorlyinWomen’sHealth NotasingleUSstatemeetsbasicfederalgoalsforwomen’shealthandthenationasawholefailsexceptintwoareas—mammograms乳腺x光照片anddental牙齿的check-ups—researcherssaidonThursday Millionsofwomenlackhealthinsuranceandstatesmakeitdifficulttoenroll加八inMedicaid．thestate-federalhealthinsuranceplanforthepooraccordingtothereport． Andfewstatesaredoinganywherenearenoughtohelpwomenquitsmoking——theleadingcauseofdeathintheUnitedStates Thenationasawholeandtheindividualstatesfallshortofmeetingnationalgoalsreadsthereport．puttogetherbytheNationalWomen’sLawCenterandtheOregonHealth＆ScienceUniversity．Thesehealthgoalsprovidearoadmapforassessingthestatusofwomen’shealth． Of27measuresexaminedbythegroupfromscreeningfordiseasestoactuallytreatingthem．thenationpassesononlytwotheresearcherssaidThenationissofarfromthehealthgoalsthatitreceivesanoverallgradeof‘unsatisfactory’theywrote． TheproblemseemstobealackamongstatesofanoverallplanforhealthingeneraltheNWLCsaid． Statepolicymakers’piecemeal一件一件做的approachtoourhealthcarecrisishasresultedinacomplexandineffectivesystemthatfailstomeetthehealthcareneedsofwomenJudyWaxmanNWLCVicePresidentforHealthsaidinastatement． Lawmakersneedtotakeacomprehensivelong-termapproachtomeetingwomen‘shealthneedsandtacklethisseriousproblemthattroublessomanyfamilies． WhichisAmerica’snumberonekiller?
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PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
第三篇ExerciseLowersEmployers‘HealthCosts Companiescansavemillionsinhealth-carecostssimplybyencouragingtheiremployeestoexercisealittlebitresearchersreportedonFriday Theysaidobese肥胖的employeeshadhigherhealthcarecostsbutloweredthoseexpensesbyexercisingjustacoupleoftimesaweek——withoutevenlosinganyweight. FeifeiWangandcolleaguesattheUniversityofMichiganstudied23500workersatGeneralMotors． Theyestimatedthatgettingthemostsedentary惯于久坐的obeseworkerstoexercisewouldhavesavedabout$790000ayear．orabout15percentofhealth—carecostsforthewholegroupCompany—widethepotentialsavingscouldreach$7.1millionperyeartheyreposedintheJournalofOccupationalandEnvironmentalMedicine． Ofthewholegroupofworkersabout30percentwereofnormalweight45percentwereoverweight超重的and25percentwereobese．Annualhealth—carecostsaveraged$2200fornormalweight$2400fortheoverweightand$2700forobeseemployees． Butamongworkerswhodidnoexercisehealthcarecostswentupbyatleast$100ayearandwere$3000ayearforobeseemployeeswhoweresedentary． Butaddingtwoormoredaysoflightexercise——atleast20minutesofexerciseorworkhardenoughtoincreaseheartrateandbreathing——loweredcostsbyonaverage$500peremployeeayeartheresearchersfound． HowmanyworkersinGeneralMotorswereNOTofnormalweight?
Breakfast StudiesshowthatchildrenwhoeatbreakfastdobetterinschoolItdoesn’ttakemuchfurtherthoughttobelievethatadultswillfeelbetterandperformbetteratworkaswell．Whetheryouworkathomeonthefarmattheofficeatschoolorontheroaditisnotagoodideatoskip故意略去breakfast． Ifwedon’teatbreakfast．wearelikelytobecomefiredwhenourbrainsandbodiesrunlowonfuel.Bymid—morningalotofusgrabacupofcoffeeorwolfdownasugarycandybartowakeupagain．Thismightworkforafewminutesbutbylunchtimewearehungrybad—temperedandperhapsourmoodmightmakeusa1ittlemorelikelytomakeunhealthychoicesatlunch．Eatingagoodbreakfastsetsthetonefortherestoftheday． Peoplewhoeatbreakfastaregenerallymorelikelytomaintainahealthyweight．Manypeoplebelievethattheywillloseweightiftheyskipmealsbutthatisn’tagoodidea．Thebodyexpectstoberefueledafewtimesadaysostartwithahealthybreakfast． Ahealthybreakfastshouldcontainsomeprotein蛋白质andsomefiber纤维．Proteincancomefrommeateggsbeansorsoy大豆．Fibercanbefoundinwholecereals谷物grainsorinfruits．Agoodexampleofahealthybreakfastmightbesomethingsimplelikeahardboiledegganorangeandabowlofwholegraincerealwithsoymilk． Asimplebreakfastcannotbeahealthybreakfast
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PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
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TheGreatNewspaperWar Upuntilabout100yearsagonewspapersintheUnitedStatesappealedonlytothemostseriousreaders.Theyusednoillustrationsandthearticleswere__________51politicsorbusiness. Twomen_________52that–JosephPulitzeroftheNewYorkWorldandWilliamRandolphHearstoftheNewYorkMorningJournal.Pulitzer_________53theNewYorkWorldin1883.hechangeditformatraditionalnewspaperintoavery_________54oneovernight一夜之间.He__________55lotsofillustrationsandcartoons.Andhetoldhisreporterstowritearticleson__________56crimeorscandaltheycouldfind.Andtheydid.Oneofthemevenpretendedshewascrazyandthenshewas__________57toamentalhospital.Shethemwroteaseriesofarticlesaboutthepoor_________58ofpatientsinthosehospitals. In1895Hearst___________59toNewYorkfromCalifornia.HewantedtheNewYorkMorningJournaltobemoresensational轰动的andmoreexciting_____________60theNewYorkWorld.Healsowantedittobecheapersohe_______________61thepricebyapenny.Hearstattractedattentionbecausehisheadlineswerebiggerthan_________62.HeoftensaidBigprintmakesbignews. PulitzerandHearstdidanythingthey_____________63tosellnewspapers.ForexampleHearstsentFredericRemingtonthefamousillustrator插图画家to_____________64picturesoftheSpanish-AmericanWar.WhenhegottherehetoldHearstthatnofightingwas___________65.HearstansweredYoufurnish提供thepictures.I’llfurnishthewar.
PreferencesVaryonCircumstancesofDying Amongterminally晚期illpeopleattitudesdifferonwhattheythinkconstitutesa____51orbaddeaththeresultsofanewstudysuggestDr．ElizabethKVigoftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattleandcolleaguesinterviewed26menwith____52heartdiseaseorcancerThemenwereaskedtodescribegoodandBaddeathsandtheyalsoanswered____53abouttheirpreferencesfordyingInthissmallstudyterminallyillmendescribedgoodandbaddeaths___54VigsaidTheydidnotholdthesameviewsaboutsuchissues____55thepresenceofothersattheveryendoflifeorpreferredlocationofdeath. Manyofthemenconsidered____56intheirsleeptobeagooddeath．Thereasonswerevariedandincludednot____57thatdeathwasimminent即将发生的andthatdeathwouldbepainless. Forclosetohalfofthemenaprolonged拖延的deathwas______58abaddeathSomeofthemenassociatedaprolongeddeathwithprolongedpain______59othersthoughtaprolongeddeathwouldbedifficultfortheirfamilies. Mostmensaidthattheir_____60wereveryimportanttothembutthisdidnotmeanthattheywantedrelativescloseatthe_____61ofdeath.Valuingfamilydidnotalso___62wantingfamilypresentattheveryendoflifeVigsaid. Infactsomeexpressedconcerns____63burdeninglovedonesVigsaid.Forinstancesomemenwereworriedabouttheemotionalor_____64impactontheirfamilymembersaccordingtotheWashingtonresearcherSomewereworried____65theirneedforcarewouldbeaburdenontheirfamiliesshesaid
第二篇SavingMoney Whereyousaveyourmoneyoftendependsonwhatyouaresavingfor．IfyouaresavingtobuyaCD光盘ortogotoaconcertthenprobablyyouwouldkeepyourmoneysomewhereinyourroom． Ifyoualesavingforabigpurchaselikeamountainbikeoraschooltripwherewouldyousaveyourmoney? OneplacetosavemoneyisthebankPuttingyourmoneyinasavingsaccountwillhelpyourmoneyearnmoremoneyIfyouputyourmoneyinapiggybank猪形储蓄罐oneyearlateryou’11stillhavethesameamountofmoneyyouputin．Ifyouputyourmoneyinasavingsaccountoneyearlateryou’llhavemoremoneythanyouputinWhy? Whenyoukeepyourmoneyinabank．yourmoneyearnsinterest.InterestisanamountofmoneyabankpaysyoutouseyourmoneyThebankusesyourmoneyandthemoneyofotherpeopletootoloanmoneytopeopleandbusinesses Thebankwillsendyouastatementseveraltimesayear．AbankstatementtellsyouhowmuchmoneyyouhaveinyouraccountItalsotellsyouhowmuchinterestyouhaveearnedIfyouleaveyourmoneyinthebankyoucanwatchitgrow!AnotherwayyoucansavemoneyistobuyacertificateofdepositorCD．Ifyouhavesomemoneythatyoudon’tneedtouseforalongtimethisisagoodwaytomakeyourmoneygrow．YouCanbuyaCDatabankYouagreenottousethemoneyforacertainperiodoftimeThatperiodmightbefromsixmonthstofiveyears．Youcan’ttouchyourmoneyduringthattimeIfyoudoyoumustpayapenaltyorfee Ifyoudrawyourmoneybeforeitisdueyouwillhaveto
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