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Even a con man on the British TV series Hustle suggested that the collective noun for bankers be "wunch," as in "a wunch of bankers."

Shawn Bayern: Toward Nonprofit Financial Services 2009

In the short term, the price difference may be small, but in the long term, considering incremental upgrades (or repairs for that matter), the desktop is much cheaper. wunch

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Yeah, the Microsoft Intellimouse software has a similar feature built in. wunch courtarro

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I'm also getting a combined 600-700 KB/sec downloading both versions simultaneously. wunch davethebutcher

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If you're using a RC as your everyday operating system, you're going to be in trouble sooner or later. wunch

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IMO, Vista was not great until SP1 was released. omgitsthr33 wunch

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It also doubles as a web developer's best friend for testing to see what their creations look in multiple browsers atomicrabbit wunch

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So *that's* why the collective noun for bankers is a wunch.

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My favourite collective noun has always been the one proposed in an episode of "Yes, Minister" for bankers: a wunch.

Army Rumour Service 2010

Lloyds TSB: This wunch of bankers closed the account of Palestinian aid charity Interpal under pressure from the Israeli government.

Indymedia Ireland 2009