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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acquired money" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to money that has been obtained or gained through various means, such as work, investment, or inheritance.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally acquired enough money to buy her dream home."
Alternatives: "earned money" or "gained funds".
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The law was enacted to change the country's reputation as a haven for illegally acquired money.
The PKK received support from Syria and from Kurds living abroad and also acquired money through criminal activities.
Tequila, with its special dispensation, became a center of production; its makers acquired money and status, exemplifying what one academic calls "the hacienda fantasy heritage".
But Hastings was vulnerable on episodes such as the execution of Nandakumar and his treatment of the begums of Oudh and Chait Singh and even on some aspects of his personal finances, where he had acquired money in excess of his official allowances.
This is another significant acquisition for the French tech ecosystem as Crédit Mutuel Arkéa recently acquired money pot and payment service provider Leetchi.
MoneyDesktop has acquired MoneyReef, a financial management application company focused on mobile.
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This was already happening at Bank of America and Wachovia, which had acquired money-management firms.
For some context, in 2015 PayPal acquired money-transfer startup Xoom for $890 million, and when it was still a part of eBay, in 2013, it acquired Braintree and its Venmo business for $800 million.
"You can acquire money, but you can't necessarily learn how to live with it.
Prostitution (see case study) becomes an obvious way of acquiring money.
Today, with matching grants from the Department of Environmental Protection, many land trusts have a lot of incentive to acquire money.
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