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*[[Teller (company)]] a Norwegian electronic payment services company, which is a subsidiary of [[Bankenes Betalingssentral]], and later a subsidiary of [[Nets Group]] |
*[[Teller (company)]] a Norwegian electronic payment services company, which is a subsidiary of [[Bankenes Betalingssentral]], and later a subsidiary of [[Nets Group]]. |
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*[[Teller (surname)]] |
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*[[Teller (magician)]] |
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Revision as of 23:08, 30 September 2010
Look up teller in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Teller may refer to:
- Teller (company) a Norwegian electronic payment services company, which is a subsidiary of Bankenes Betalingssentral, and later a subsidiary of Nets Group.
- Teller (surname)
- Teller (magician)
- a bank teller, a bank employee responsible for receiving and disbursing money; sometimes referred to as a cashier
- a Teller (elections) who counts the votes in an election, vite, or poll
- an automated teller machine
- a fortune teller, someone who practices fortune-telling
- the Teller Amendment, an 1898 amendment to the United States declaration of war against Spain proposed by Henry Moore Teller
- the Teller mine, a World War II-era German anti-tank mine
- Places
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