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The phrase "of rent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of money that is paid as rent of a property. For example, "The tenant needs to pay two month's worth of rent at the start of the lease."
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One possibility was enforcement of rent laws.
So, who pays this kind of rent?
This is the problem of rent".
It's a little question of rent.
A classic case of "rent, don't buy".
"We like to own instead of rent," Ms. Cheung said.
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Regulatory arbitrage and other forms of rent-seeking will flourish.
Thought of renting one, although time short.
So we thought of renting it.
Of rented everything.
Instead of renting space, you're renting music".
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