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| Expand money with expectation of achieving a material or profit result by putting it into financial schemes by using it to develop commercial venture. |
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| U.S comedian known for delivery of humor to everyone. |
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| U.S writer known for novels that was about agricultural workers |
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| Edge or border of something. |
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| Demand by broker that investor deposits securities to cover possible issues. |
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| Work of building things such as schools, roads, and reservoirs carried by government |
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| Reconstruction Finance Corporation |
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| Independent agency of U.S government |
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| Feeling of reassurance and relaxation leading to release from distress or anixety |
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| number of things, people, or events of similar or related nature coming after another one. |
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| radio or television drama series having typically daily events in lives of same group of characters. |
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| forming of theory or conjecture without clearly evidence |
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| shortly prevent from continuing or being forced |
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| Way of carrying out a specific task. Performance of artistic work |
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| U.S. Film maker who is known for making the famous Mickey Mouse. |
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| U.S. novelist who wrote about southern people |
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| American statesman elected Governor of NY |
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| person who does certain actions under legal authority |
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| concerted action of depositors who try to withdraw their money from bank because of thinking of the failure |
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| October 29, 1929 share prices on NY Stock Exchange crashed. |
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| Popular name of 43,000 marchers. |
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| market where share prices rise, encourages people to buy |
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| give away; fall in or out |
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| group of people living in same place |
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| area of land where vegetation was lost and soil reduced. |
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| possession of mortgaged property as result of owner's fail to keep up on payments |
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| U.S. painter known for works based on real life. |
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| Tariff Act of 1930 was a sponsor of Reed Smoot and Willis C. Hawley which was signed June 17th, 1930 |
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| 31st President of U.S. 1929 stock market crashed and economy sank and Hoover lost to be reelected by Frank. D. Rooselvelt |
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| Sum of money that is due as one of several payments to equal something. This had spread over time. |
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