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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bank book" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a physical or electronic record of a person's financial transactions and account balance with a bank. Example: "Please remember to bring your bank book when you come to open a new account at our branch."
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The epicentre of this infuriating behaviour is the South Bank book market.
The South Bank book market is open daily from around 10.30am to 7pm (020 8556 4899).
When bank book capital finally adjusts to current market imperatives, it may well reach its highest levels in 75 years, at least temporarily (see chart).
The Mets' ace, R. A. Dickey, who was at the school to promote literacy through the Capital One Bank Book by Book program, told the students that his love of reading had made his remarkable career possible.
He had also found a bank book belonging to Francis's mother, the deposits amounted to over $3,000, and, since Francis seemed to get along ninely on his salary, he would like to use that money for his honeymoon.
"I remember contacting the old chairman of the club and he handed over the books to us, including a bank book that still had money in it from the 1980s," Holmes says.
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The bank booked a fourth-quarter loss of 162 million euros on its Greek debt write-down.
These holdings are still on bank books and may need to be refinanced, creating a need for lots of dollars.
Some securities on bank books are starting to recover in value.
Several years later, when he died, I discovered this upon opening the bank books.
He was in a booth with his old clippings and photographs and bank books.
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