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Advance will give you the procedures for being reimbursed for the cost of your Rx.
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Is 'Advance' the name of a department, book, manual, person or what? This will help with an answer.
- Is 'Advance' the name of a department, book, manual, person or what?
- This will help with an answer.
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Is 'Advance' the name of a department, book, manual, person or what? This will help with an answer.
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I use this word when I wanted to borrow some money from the accounting dept and I will reimburse later when I get my salary.
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If 'advance' is money then it can give you the 'ability' to do something. Do you want to take it from there?
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I would say advance has always the best solutions. Would that make sense?
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Hi Maj.
In this case 'advance' appears to be money. So substitute 'money' for 'advance' and see if it makes sense. 'Advance' being 'money' is an inanimate object and as such, cannot do anything. It is what you can do with the 'advance'
In this case 'advance' appears to be money. So substitute 'money' for 'advance' and see if it makes sense. 'Advance' being 'money' is an inanimate object and as such, cannot do anything. It is what you can do with the 'advance'
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