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Examples for "dollars"
Examples for "dollars"
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The Government said it had cost taxpayers millions of dollars a year.
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These programs promote community health, protect public safety, and save taxpayer dollars.
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It had cost the State of Washington several million dollars a minute.
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The government is pouring 700 million dollars into farming and food research.
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Similar hearing devices typically cost thousands of dollars, according to the company.
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Music Director David Squire is thrilled with the result; which included five trophies and a cash prize of $4000nzd.
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The same forces are seen supporting the New Zealand dollar NZD=D4.
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New Zealand is comfortable with a weaker kiwi NZD= as it helps its exporters.
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That was bang in line with market forecasts and left the local dollar untroubled NZD=D3.
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Both the world prices and NZD indexes are 16 percent higher versus 12 months earlier, he said.
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Problems in Europe are prompting the New Zealand dollar to slide sharply.
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A lower New Zealand dollar is helping to boost local export returns.
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A stronger New Zealand dollar against the Euro has contributed to that.
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The New Zealand dollar has reached another record against its Australian counterpart.
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The surprise rate cut caused the New Zealand dollar to fall sharply.
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The New Zealand dollar jumps a US cent and the sharemarket rises.
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The New Zealand dollar has a roller-coaster ride and the sharemarket falls.
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The New Zealand dollar has continued to strengthen against the US dollar.
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The New Zealand dollar hits a four-year high against the Australian dollar.
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The gift to Fiji is worth more than 22 million New Zealand dollars.
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The value of the New Zealand dollar is at a six year low.
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Importers say the New Zealand dollar's sudden drop is creating havoc for business.
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Across the Tasman Sea, forecasts for the New Zealand dollar were nudged lower.
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The growth- and trade-reliant Australian and New Zealand dollars have also lost ground.
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Mr Borkin said the high New Zealand dollar was not deterring international travellers.
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A strong New Zealand dollar is taking the gloss off the export sector.