"a penny saved is a penny earned" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "First use appears c. 1804. See cite below. Commonly misattributed to Benjamin Franklin, who actually wrote \"a penny saved is two pence clear.\"",
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          "ref": "1804, Joseph Huddart (the Elder), Swansea Harbour. Extracts from the [first] report of J. H. ... shewing his plan for the improvement thereof, dated 1794, page 13:",
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          "roman": "jùshāchéngtǎ",
          "sense": "a maxim advocating thriftiness",
          "word": "聚沙成塔"
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          "sense": "a maxim advocating thriftiness",
          "word": "积水成河"
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          "code": "fi",
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          "sense": "a maxim advocating thriftiness",
          "word": "säästetty markka on tienattu markka"
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          "sense": "a maxim advocating thriftiness",
          "word": "every mikkle mek a mukkle"
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      "sense": "a maxim advocating thriftiness",
      "word": "聚沙成塔"
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      "word": "säästetty markka on tienattu markka"
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