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    Acquisitiveness is when somebody excessively wants money. Back in the early 1800's, a man named James Marshall found a glowing metal on the floor, which was actually gold. Thousands of people flocked to the area because they had "gold"

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    Acquisitiveness is when somebody excessively wants money. Back in the early 1800's, a man named James Marshall found a glowing metal on the floor, which was actually gold. Thousands of people flocked to the area because they had "gold"

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    Michael Vazquez

    Ms. Aponte
    Tech prep 11
    27 October 2014
    The Madness of Materialism
    Acquisitiveness is when somebody excessively wants money. Steve Taylor,
    the author of The Madness of Materialism, said that acquisitiveness is natural to
    human beings. Back in the early 1800s, a man named James Marshall found a piece
    of glowing metal on the floor, which was actually gold. Once rumors went around
    about the discovery, thousands of people flocked the area because they had gold
    fever.

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