A.To have a lot of money that is shared with others
B.To exchange wealth readily with each other
C.To live by borrowing from each other
D.To spend too much time together✓ Correct
Explanation
'Living in each other's pockets' is an idiom meaning to spend a great deal of time together, often to the point of being inseparable. Option (d) correctly captures this meaning. Despite the word 'pockets', it is not about money.
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