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euro as in: 10 euro
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Compared to the U.S. dollar, the euro was worth $1.18 when it was introduced in 1999.euro = European Union currency
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Upon it's introduction, the euro inherited the place of the German mark as the second most commonly held reserve currency.
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Twenty million euro, the bishop thought, now gazing out the plane's window. (source)
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If I had a euro for every stupid thing I've done, I could buy the Mona Lisa. (source)euro = is to the European Union, what a dollar is to the U.S.A.
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Mom left a five-euro note under her saucer and then kissed me on the top of the head, whispering, "I love love love you," which was two more loves than usual.† (source)
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The OASIS credit was the coin of the realm, and in these dark times, it was also one of the world's most stable currencies, valued higher than the dollar, pound, euro, or yen.† (source)
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To his amazement, he still had some euro notes from his time in Rome.† (source)
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Otherwise it's like one of those dull Euro horror movies where nothing much happens.† (source)
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The real action was obviously going on behind the plate-glass window that had purple sausage-shaped writing, which said: MAN + PED EURO-STYLE SPECIAL!† (source)
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They shake hands, a standard plain old Euro-shake, no fancy variations.† (source)
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He is considerably older than she, closely associated with the stifling Euro-AngloAmerican society.† (source)
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"Encouraging more women into the labor force has been the single biggest driver of Euro-zone's labor market success, much more so than 'conventional' labor market reforms," Goldman Sachs wrote in a research report in 2007.† (source)
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You got a euro for returning them to the stand where you bought the cider, but Clary suspected Sebastian couldn't be bothered to fake good citizenship for a measly euro.† (source)
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He struggles to grasp the topic of conversation—the euro, Monica Lewinsky, Y2K— but everything else is a blur, indistinguishable from the clatter of plates, the drone of echoing, laughing voices.† (source)
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The music is Euro-funk, edgy but quiet enough to allow for easy conversation at the closely packed mahogany tables.† (source)
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Nor, for that matter, was the sixty-euro-a-night hotel on the rue du Lombard where he met Gabriel.† (source)
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We manufacture the emblematic text to propagate your country's Christian Euro-American ideologies, and ...
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Euro = abbreviation for "European"
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