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currency

The type of money in use in a country; for example, the US dollar, the Australian dollar, the UK pound sterling, and the Japanese yen.

In 2002 the twelve European countries known as the eurozone had their currencies replaced by the single currency of the European Union, the euro.


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They were a great deal worse than the old Indian currency of clam-shells.
And as counters of imitation gold can be used only among a group of people who agree to accept them as gold, or among those who do not know the nature of gold, so universal historians and historians of culture, not answering humanity's essential question, serve as currency for some purposes of their own, only in universities and among the mass of readers who have a taste for what they call "serious reading.
But the woman had fled through a door, and on the paper was written:--"This is to certify that I, The Worm, have paid in full my debts to the Senior Subaltern, and, further, that the Senior Subaltern is my debtor, by agreement on the 23d of February, as by the Mess attested, to the extent of one month's Captain's pay, in the lawful currency of the India Empire.
 
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