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"Well, it's a funny business, to be sure," she said, as still half reluctantly she unpegged the coveted garments from the line; "but if what you say 's true, I suppose you must have them."

The service could use a "stablecoin", or a cryptocurrency which is pegged to a fiat currency to avoid the volatility of "unpegged" cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.

In January, the kwanza was unpegged from the dollar be- cause of a foreign currency shortage.

In January, the kwanza was unpegged from the dollar because of a foreign currency shortage.

However, the Egyptian pound's flotation one year ago, which unpegged it from the US dollar has made many feel poorer.

(43) The origin of these cases was the Argentinean economic emergency in 2001, when the Argentinean peso, unpegged from the U.S.

The midpoint saw the biggest rise in a single day since the historic revaluation of the currency in July 2005, when Beijing unpegged the yuan from the US dollar.

Let's remember that in January of 1999 the Brazilian currency was unpegged from the dollar and lost half its value against the U.S.

That devaluation -- the biggest since 2005 when China unpegged the yuan, also known as the renminbi (RMB) from the dollar -- raised worries over the health of the world's second-largest economy.

This has allowed the Danish exporters to remain competitive with the euro area, while Norway (until recently) and Sweden have struggled with their strong (unpegged to the euro) currencies.

He usually puts an unpegged bullet weight of 1/4 or 3/8 ounce in front of the hook.