Bankbooks are a great way to reinforce lessons about addition and subtraction.
It says to the average American, "You don't count unless your
bankbook does.
They can send and receive data over phone lines or cellular wireless, control and safeguard your home, start your car, keep your
bankbook, surf the Internet, play games and interactive CD-ROMs, and, along with a scanner and laser printer, print with such clarity that they're being used to counterfeit money.
DeLuca points out that the Baltimore MTO interviews provide a reminder that poor families "are not just wealthy families without a
bankbook.
To lose potential cash flow while maintaining a sound
bankbook, can be the most economical sound solution for an operation.
But, as the sizzling summer turned to a crisp autumn, Herbert stuck to his dad's advice and watched as the shillings mounted up in his
bankbook.
And it has absolutely nothing to do with the size of her
bankbook, containing the millions she's just banked from the estate of her elderly late husband.
The police in Toyama Prefecture confiscated 20 items, including a
bankbook, video player and child pornography videos from the boys' homes in Nihommatsu, Fukushima Prefecture.
But the inside of her
bankbook shows a different reality.
During the late 1980s, the agency bought few new buses because of the huge bus buys made between 1980 and 1984, because of clean-air complications and because of rail's drain on the
bankbook.
A gift, however, may be completed by the delivery of the
bankbook to the beneficiary.
The venal but entirely harmless Watt was a
bankbook bonanza to the mainstream environmental groups, who sold him as Genghis Incarnate.
