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"owe" is usually a ditransitive verb: somebody owes somebody something.
We can say things like:
- I owe a lot of money. (Here ,"owe" is monotransitive. In this case, the creditors are not specified.)
When the creditor is specified, then the ditransitive pattern is required:
- I owe you / the bank a lot of money.