"stoozing" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2009 March 20, Mark Price, “Student gets money for nothing from banks”, in Otago Daily Times",
          "text": "\"Stoozing isn't exactly a way to get rich,\" the student said. \"That's why I just took one afternoon to go around and do it - because the profit isn't that much.\"",
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          "text": "They would be charged interest by others, or their interest-free loan could be used to gain a profit at interest (an Old Testament version of the modern-day practice of stoozing, in which money borrowed ona credit card at zero per cent introductory rate is invested for profit).",
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          "text": "Ultimately, the best cards for stoozing carry no fee on purchases for as long as possible.",
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