Write the following numbers using digits:
One thousand, eight hundred and twenty seven.
Thirteen thousand, two hundred and thirty five.
Five million, five hundred and eighty six thousand, six hundred and eighty nine.
Ten million, twenty one thousand, one hundred and twelve.
Eight million, one hundred and forty three thousand and fourteen.
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Write using digits:
twelve thousand twelve hundred and twelve.
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