Bills
Draft and bills are semantically related. in piece of legislation topic. In some cases you can use "Draft" instead a noun "Bills".
Both words in one sentence
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The remains of the US government draft a memo to prevent old billion-dollar bills from being used as toilet paper, because a single square of toilet paper is worth more more than a $1bn bill.
- In an episode of Coach the Orlando Breakers are in Buffalo to play the Bills when Luther accepts a dinner of Buffalo Wings from a bar/restaurant called "Buffalo Billy's." The entire team comes down with food poisoning and Coach Fox has to draft anyone he can find to fill the uniforms.
Source: Crippling the Competition
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