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News -
Recycling
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Written by Alison Fromme
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Tuesday, 22 November 2005 |
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You likely get crisp new $20 bills when you withdraw money from an ATM. As you spend your dough, wrinkled smaller denominations take their place. But—assuming there’s money in your account—ATMs continue to spit out new bills, whereas tattered cash seem to vanish. Where do threadbare bills go? |
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