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1 “Instead of saying: ‘We’re devaluating our currency,’ they say, ‘oh, our currency is dropping’.

2 “Humility doesn’t consist in devaluating oneself but rather in that healthy realism that makes us recognize our potential and also our misery,” Francis said.

3 On Thursday, Kazakhstan, an exporter of oil and copper, devaluated its currency to help its economy.

4 Looks like the government might devaluate the dollar.

5 "We are not through the period of volatility that began in earnest last August when China started the process of devaluating its currency."

6 The government resisted devaluating the yuan during the Asian financial crisis in 1998, in large part due to their desire to be seen as Asia’s regional leader.

7 "All Asian countries need to stop devaluating their currencies, it is a set of responsibilities, it is not just China," Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega said on Friday.

8 “I think it would just devaluate the title of national hero, would make it a very cynical label for political convenience,” he said.

9 The move is likely to further devaluate Iran’s currency, create a liquidity crunch and be viewed in Tehran as a significant escalation, said Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, founder of Bourse & Bazaar, a think tank focused on Iran’s economy.

10 And the bank’s policy of devaluating the currency, the gourde, has in the eyes of many only made the situation worse because Haiti relies heavily on imports.

11 China "will never go down the path of stimulating exports by devaluating its currency", Premier Li Keqiang said last week.

12 The rump euro would devaluate as the deutschmark rose, making not only German goods but almost all imports unaffordable to consumers.

13 plans to devaluate the peso

14 China sent a major shockwave through this market and others as well when the devaluated the currency.

15 Mr. Coté said China’s move to devaluate its currency has been ”a big surprise,’’ adding to anxiety over the global growth outlook.

16 It now bridges dramatically between life and death, in a world where the currency of both life and death is, for all practical purposes, devaluated.

17 The idea behind this creation is close to what Andy Warhol did - take a well-known treasured symbol and devaluate it.

18 "The government may soon have to follow the footsteps of its predecessor, by printing money or by devaluating the currency," Mr Sanginian said.

19 "Any attempt to assign a monetary value to the human body," it says, risks "devaluating the very human life we seek to save".

20 Dollar based assets are devaluated and this makes foreign investment in the US less profitable while commodities such as oil increase in price.

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