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pennies) should be referred to in speech, presumably because it was assumed that we'd continue to say penny,
pennies and pence.
Even
pennies jangled expectantly and swaggeringly in your pocket and unlike the piddling modern penny they could buy things.
I was in a package store recently -- somebody at home obviously needed treatment for snakebite -- and left six
pennies in the change dish.
People like
pennies, and they want the government to keep making them.
We don't want to see our
pennies and nickels melted down so a few individuals can take advantage of the American taxpayer.
Consider this: The stack of
pennies is heavy and does not move when the can rolls.
The coins were inspected and weighed daily; photographs and roentgenograms were taken of the
pennies at the start and end of the experiment.
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pennies, or by writing to World Wildlife Fund, attn:
Pennies for the Planet, 1250 24th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037.
Since many people save
pennies anyway, church officials hit on the idea of asking people to turn in their
pennies to build a new church.
Since 1982, swallowing
pennies has become more dangerous.
New evidence indicates that swallowing
pennies minted after 1981 poses an especially dangerous threat to children and pets.
The Opinion Research poll found that over three-quarters of those surveyed (77%) were opposed to rounding cash transactions fearing merchants will raise prices rather than lose
pennies and round down.
