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Money is Everything in Life

            
            
            
            
            
             In this Composition I intend to support two different ideas, money being everthing and .
             money being important but not everything. It is Normal to think that money is not .
             everything in life, although in the world we live in your not going to accomplish anything .
             or get anywhere or even live a life that is considered normal to the world without money. .
             So to many money is everything in the world. Even though you can not buy love or .
             happiness you are very unlikely to find either if your living under a bridge. .
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             Money has been around for as long as anyone living today has been around and much .
             longer. We rely on money, if all the money in the world disappeared tomorrow the world .
             as we know it would collapse. Everything is connected to money in some way. .
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             Everything essentially has a price tag on it if your pocket is fat enough. This is what .
             makes money extremely appealing. If you have one thousand dollars in your pocket in a .
             way you have everything in the world in your pocket that can be bought for one thousand .
             dollars also. It works the same way with a million obviously. So the more money you .
             have amounts to you having more of anything it is that your heart desires. .
             People everyday go to jail for money, people work there whole lives for money, .
             people work there whole lives for money, people die for money. Whatever can be done.
             to get more of it always seems like a good idea in one way or another. It's going to cost .
             you to live your life like you want to. Things that you want and or need in this world .
             that actually seem like they shouldn't cost money do. Water is one of them also sending .
             your children to a school where they can openly worship God. Speaking of God and .
             money are the two most common instances when you hear the words God and money .
             used. "The almighty God" and "The almighty dollar" I suppose its good at least we .


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