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Debate on education is better than money
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Education is always better than money because it can help u get more money, but if u already have money, as in your very rich and good with with it as in you can double it or whatever, then I think money may be better.
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Education is better than money because in order to get a good paying job you need to have a good level of education completed. If you drop out of highschool or just never completed it then you will never be able to get a high paying job without highschool level education.
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