Write the following numbers using digits:
Five thousand, four hundred and nine.
Eleven thousand, six hundred and nine.
Nine million, five hundred and twenty nine thousand, eight hundred and sixty five.
One million, four thousand and eighty four.
Six million, seven hundred and fifty six thousand, six hundred and one.
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Write using digits:
twelve thousand twelve hundred and twelve.
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