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• Shoes, children’s, to make
  to suffer oneself to be made sport of, or depreciated. Commonly used in Norfolk.—Cf. Mrs. Behn’s comedy, The Roundheads.
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• Accumulated depreciation
  ...to describe the total amount of a [[tangible asset]]'s cost that has been depreciated over time. It is an important concept in [[financial accounting]] and [[ass
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• Capital cost
  ...italized, meaning they are recorded as assets on the [[balance sheet]] and depreciated over time.
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• Capital expenditures
  .... Instead, they are treated as an asset on the [[balance sheet]] that gets depreciated over the life of the asset. The depreciation appears on the income statemen
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• United States dollar
  ...ue to lack of backing and massive counterfeiting, the Continental Currency depreciated rapidly, leading to the phrase "not worth a Continental." This experience u
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• Comprehensive dictionary of government
  * '''[[depreciated actual cost]]'''
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• Dictionary-of-government
  * [[Depreciated actual cost]] * [[Depreciated value]]
  185 KB (16,957 words) - 15:04, 5 November 2023
• Dictionary-of-government-D
  * '''[[depreciated value]]'''  - The decreased value of an item or article due to age or usag
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• Dictionary-of-medicine-D
  * [[Depreciated]]
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• Slang
  ...hoes, children’s, to make]]''' - to suffer oneself to be made sport of, or depreciated. Commonly used in Norfolk.—Cf. Mrs. Behn’s comedy, The Roundheads.
  355 KB (61,473 words) - 21:05, 14 March 2024