The more quickly an asset is converted into money the more liquid it is said to be.
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Cardholders receive points statements four times a year, with their points converted into money-off vouchers, as well as other offer coupons.
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Levels also contain money and valuable objects which Garrett can steal; these are immediately converted into money which can be spent on equipment and upgrades.
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The dictionary defines a " resource " variously as a source of supply, a means of producing wealth, property that can be converted into money.
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Once the worth of a job in terms of total points is expressed, the points are converted into money values keeping in view the hourly / daily wage rates.
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One secular critic claimed the Qisas ( Qisas ) Law of Iran as poor; as reviving horrific physical punishments; and assuming parts of the human body can be converted into money.
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These state officials were paid originally both in food and with money, but over the course of the Dominate, the " annona " ( or food ration ) was converted into money.
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Marx himself denied this interpretation when he said explicitly in chapter 2 of " Capital, Volume I " that " The act of exchange gives to the commodity converted into money, not its value, but its specific value-form ".
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From 1926 to 1929 he attended the School of Vico medal in Rome led by Giuseppe Romagnoli, which concludes with the award of improvement for a trip abroad, converted into money to marry his beloved Barabesi Wanda, with whom he had his son Paolo and his daughter Giovanna.
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For example, demand deposits are technically promises to pay on demand, while savings deposits are promises to pay subject to some withdrawal restrictions, and Certificates of Deposit are promises to pay only at certain specified dates; each can be converted into money, but " narrow " forms of money can be converted more readily.
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