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Discover LudwigThe phrase "debts of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe the amount of money that someone owes to somebody else, for example: "The company had debts of $250,000 that needed to be paid in full."
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Today Mr Serin has debts of $2.2m.
It collapsed with debts of about £300m.
Which are debts of near Treasury proportions.
They had combined debts of $293 million.
The group currently has debts of £1.2bn.
Vinashin has declared debts of 639bn VND.
A new way of paying debts of honor [graphic].
Crippled by years of mismanagement and debts of more than.
It crashed in 1990 with debts of £550 million.
What is more, the debts of any new plants, unlike the debts of existing plants, will not be written off.
Student debts of £27,000 can you cope?
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