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One werewolf in Lyons loost a paw in a trape lyd for him.
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A descent through Chillaton leads to a bridge over the river Lyd.
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Look here, Lyd, don't you tell a soul about what we saw.
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I'm awfully sorry, Lyd, but don't you go being afraid of Paul.
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And, Lyd, whenever you want to know about such things, you ask me.
Usage of Libyan dinar in English
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Prices of basic goods have been volatile, in line with sharp swings in the value of the Libyandinar on the parallel market.
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He tried to give Sanneh the 2,500 Libyandinar ($1,800) he had earned with his uncle in construction work, but Sanneh said he refused.
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The minimum wage is 450 Libyandinars ($357) a month.
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Some visitors beamed as they bought many books for less than 20 Libyandinars ($15).
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A businessman in Benghazi, he added, had put up the reward of two million Libyandinars for anyone who managed to capture Gadafy.
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Libya has lost almost 8 billion Libyandinars in oil sales due to the port and oilfield protests, Economy Minister Mustafa Abu Fanas told reporters.
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Banks have placed limits on withdrawals, with residents in the capital currently restricted to taking out a maximum of 200 Libyandinars at a time.
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Oil revenues fell 30 percent to 20 billion Libyandinars ($14.6 billion) in 2014, also one-third of their 2010 levels.
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Parliamentary spokesman Omar Hmeidan said lawmakers approved the 56.5 billion Libyandinars ($47 billion) budget submitted by the government in January.
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Okoro arrived in Italy last June after paying smugglers 1,500 Libyandinars ($1,073) for the risky passage in a rubber dinghy.
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People wait to collect their 500 Libyandinars ($400) cash handouts from the government at a bank in Tripoli February 28, 2011.
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Before the announcement, the limit was 2,000 Libyandinars ($1,560) per month, a central bank official said, having been raised from earlier ceilings.
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The OPEC producer's parliament has failed to agree on a 2014 budget proposal worth around 60 billion Libyandinars ($50 billion), according to lawmakers.
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The newspaper, citing what it called informed sources, said the compensation would range between 1,000 ($790) and 2,000 Libyandinars for each month of imprisonment.