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Moneychanger
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Moneychanger
A person or, less commonly, an institution that exchanges one currency for another on behalf of a client. For example, if one presents a moneychanger with U.S. dollars, the moneychanger may provide one with an equivalent amount of British pounds. Modern moneychangers originated in medieval Europe and were instrumental in the development of banking.


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KABUL (PAN): A money changer of Shahzada Money Changing Market was abducted Thursday by unknown armed men from the jurisdiction of third district of Kabul city.
As for future action, the money changers found guilty should be punished.
We are told he overthrew the tables of the money changers and the stalls of those who sold the creatures for sacrifice, claiming: "My house is the house of prayer and you have made it a den of thieves.
 
 
 
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