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A quick definition of remonetization:

Term: REMONETIZATION

Definition: Remonetization is when a valuable metal like gold or silver is brought back into use as money that people can legally use to buy things. It means that the metal is once again recognized as a form of payment.

Example: The government decided to remonetize gold coins, allowing people to use them to buy goods and services.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Remonetization is the process of restoring a precious metal, such as gold or silver, to its former use as legal tender.

Example: In 1933, the United States government stopped using gold as legal tender due to the Great Depression. However, in 1971, President Nixon announced the remonetization of gold, allowing it to be used as legal tender again.

Explanation: The example illustrates how remonetization involves restoring a precious metal to its former use as legal tender. In this case, gold was no longer used as legal tender due to economic circumstances, but was later remonetized and allowed to be used as legal tender again.

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Sorry guys I'm bored trying to get my Berkeley essay to 4 pages
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no way they want four pages that’s crazy
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bitches wanna be different sooo bad 😴
1a2b3c4d26z
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Technically they want 3 to be completely fair to the powers that be, so I'm really trying to push out to 3
1a2b3c4d26z
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But it's 1/2 inch margins
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assuming it was 2 already, you’ve totally got 3 double spaced pages in you
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should I watch the quirky umich dean videos? i feel like all of you have seen them except me but I can’t work up any enthusiasm for the idea
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I like Dean Z not sure why she gets slandered sometimes
1a2b3c4d26z
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I would say yeah, they're helpful. But they can verge on unproductive and stress-inducing if you watch enough of them (especially the application read-through ones)
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hey so where do i see my LSAC GPA bc i know they calculate it differently
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You can calculate it here
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@baddestbunny: I study LSAT, watch political theater, complete small tasks, do crypto, sit in a hot tub for an hour, jerk off, talk to my roommate, drink wine, talk to family, watch movies, and play about 1-2 hours of videogames a day. Usually I play videogames while watching the political theater.
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@1a2b3c4d26z: my roomate coaches football for UNR so he is probably cool to you.
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here* god sorry, drunk
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Look at cumulative GPA
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you should be doing something creative/productive for your brain. maybe u could reduce the jerking off time or the video game time and learn to do woodworking
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I really want to know what political theater is. is it a fancy way of saying the news?
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Lol, it is indeed a fancy way of saying you watch the news and I keep that other stuff to a minimum but I knew you would comment on it if I included it.
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I did woodworking when I was a little kid. Not for me but I am good at it.
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you don’t even work out? if you’re not using being unemployed to get into perfect physical shape what are you even doing
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I’ve been spending my month of unemployment trying to have the nicest ass in my future law school incoming class
Are you going to include that in your why x?
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Dk what side of the ball does your roommate coach?
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