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Meanings of bolívar in English
Currency of legal tender in Venezuela according to the Constitution of the Republic.
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Examples for "venezuelan bolívar"
Examples for "venezuelan bolívar"
1
The Venezuelan bolivar is so worthless people have started to trade with meat.
2
The Venezuelan bolivar has become near-worthless, following a severe economic downturn.
3
Excluding one-time items such as the devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar, profit was 71 million euros.
4
Changes in exchange rates for the Venezuelan bolivar and inflation-driven price increases in Venezuela cut revenue by $217 million.
5
In Latin America, its biggest market by far, Colgate continued to be hurt by the impact of February's devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar.
Usage of bolívar in English
1
Chávez pegs the bolívar to the dollar and introduces foreign currency and price controls.
2
Since March, the local currency, the bolívar, has depreciated so much that luxuries such as lobster have become infinitely affordable.
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He now only accepts newly minted 100,000 bolívar notes, which due to demand are hard to come by.
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Bolívar showed his pleasure at the result, and uttered the following words:
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Washington and Bolívar were august men, the glory of the New World.
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From Puerto Cabello, Bolívar issued a beautiful proclamation in which he said:
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Leaving his lieutenant, Quero, in command of the city, Boves followed Bolívar.
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Páez had declared that Bolívar was coming to the work of reform.
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Peaceful means failing again to win over Piar, Bolívar ordered his apprehension.
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Then another man added his bit to the work of Bolívar's enemies.
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Then an event occurred which almost destroyed all of Bolívar's well-made plans.
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Washington lived in a country of law; Bolívar had to make the law.
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This biography of Bolívar was first published in Washington in 1921.
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While in Jamaica, Bolívar was as active as he had been in Venezuela.
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At another time, Bolívar reiterated his feelings in the following way:
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Then Bolívar recommended the sanctioning of his decree granting freedom to the slaves.
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