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This document discusses different perspectives on money and becoming a millionaire. It explores whether money is good or evil and how people view earning, spending, borrowing, and donating money. The document also presents statistics on classmates' views on becoming a millionaire, with some not wanting to be one due to priorities like charity or personal beliefs.
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Money, money
- 1. Money, money
- 2. Evil or good • lose • spend • borrow • win • collect • earn • to charity • make
- 3. Would you like to be a Millionaire? • There are some people, who don’t want to be a Millionaire • 1. Charles Gray • 2. mother Teresa • 3. my Granny •WHY?
- 4. My classmates statistics want to be a M don't want to be don't know want to spend to charity