This is on top of an economic crisis that cut the value of the lira in half against the dollar. |
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If reports are to be believed then there was no shortage of lira and pesetas on offer. |
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Many Italians have opted not to use the euro until the end of February, when the lira will no longer be legal tender. |
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Italy's current economic miseries date approximately from the time when the euro replaced the lira. |
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The lira type had a broad pear shape, with a wooden belly and usually three strings. |
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Before the euro, Italy kept its boutique manufacturing base competitive by devaluing the lira as often as necessary. |
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Prices of drugs are those pertaining in Italy when available, converting the Italian lira at a rate of 1936.27 to the euro. |
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When an Italian politician proposed that Italy should exit the euro area and return to the lira, specialists just laughed. |
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Mussolini believed that a weak lira looked bad for Italy when he was trying to create the image of a super-power in Europe. |
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Since Turkey plunged into a deep economic crisis in February the lira has plummeted around 60 percent against the dollar. |
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The men who found those goods sold them to an antiquities smuggler for 65,000 Turkish lira. |
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Under the old regime there was the real possibility that the lira would depreciate against the Deutschmark. |
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In October 1981 the Deutschmark and the Dutch guilder were revalued, while the French franc and the lira were devalued. |
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What if you're in a dolmus and you pay in new lira and get the change in the old money? |
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Malta's decimal currency has the lira as its basic unit and one lira is equivalent to 100 cents. |
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But the 1973-74 oil price crisis forces out sterling, the Italian lira and French franc under pressure from the dollar. |
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When the euro went into Italy, the lira suddenly became unpopular with young people. |
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First it was the Deutsch mark, followed by the franc, lira, peseta and drachma. |
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One is a sharp rise in the D-mark against the lira, the peseta, the Portuguese escudo and the Swedish krona. |
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Its banks had borrowed billions of dollars at low rates, converted them to lira, and plowed the money into high-yielding Turkish government T-bills. |
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The following day the Italian lira also had to leave the mechanism. |
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By a different measure, he says Italians and the Portuguese are less bothered about switching to the euro because of the relative under-performance of the lira and escudo. |
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But growth has slowed sharply and renewed turmoil has led to a slide in the Turkish lira that may point to a rise in interest rates. |
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The introduction of the euro in Malta requires the adoption of the conversion rate between the euro and the Maltese lira. |
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I'm one of those luckless Hillary men, my once-sought after green bracelet now as worthless as a fat fistful of lira. |
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A little tenderness — kissing, caressing, honeyed words — costs 15 to 20 lira extra, which strikes Yenten as unjust. |
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As in the previous year, the ECU ranked second among Community currencies, behind the German mark and in front of the lira and the guilder. |
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In the past Italian governments got out of this kind of fix by devaluing the lira to stimulate exports and growth, but this option is closed by membership of the euro. |
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Ismail Adin, another shop owner in Beyoglu, also said sales of alcohol were down, from about 5,000 lira a day to 2,000 lira. |
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Perhaps Maroni wants to go back to the lira so that Italy can de-value it. |
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Apart from the rebasing of the Italian lira in January 1990, when it moved from the wide to the narrow fluctuation band, there were no realignments. |
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The bill from the hotel came to 1644 Turkish lira followed by six noughts. |
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The planned single currency, the euro, should scythe through Europe's tangle of D-mark, French franc and lira interest-rate futures contracts. |
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From 1972 until introduction of the Euro in 2008, the currency was the Maltese lira, which had replaced the Maltese pound. |
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Limited-edition lithographs sell for 50 to 150 lira. |
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Euros are commonly accepted, though the Turkish new lira is preferred. |
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I get 400 Turkish lira a month and 300 of that goes on rent. |
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But three decades of cheapening money have debauched the lira so much that households routinely think in billions, and banks in trillions or even quadrillions. |
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Since joining and rejoining the ERM in October and November 1996 respectively, both the Finnish markka and the Italian lira have normally traded close to their unchanged central rates against other ERM currencies. |
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For example, the bilateral gap between the lira and the mark or the schilling was more than 12 points, and between the pound sterling and the Belgian franc it was at times in excess of nine points. |
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Even though Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement is now embracing a return to the lira, and the chauvinist Marine Le Pen is an increasingly plausible candidate for the Élysée, no let-up is countenanced. |
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The Estonian kroon and the Maltese lira did not deviate from their central rates, while the Cyprus pound and the Latvian lats traded with very low volatility on the strong side of the standard ERM II fluctuation band. |
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The team tries to sue the channel, only to get slapped with a countermove and end up owing millions of lira in indemnity. |
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You must hang around Galata Bridge, watching the fishermen cramming every inch of casting space, and the shoe-shine guys scamming the tourists by offering free shines, then demanding 20 Turkish lira. |
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The weakening of the Latvian lats and the Maltese lira over the reference period was largely associated with the two countries' exchange rate regimes. |
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On the basis of the evidence reviewed in the Report, in an ex post assessment, the lira has been broadly stable over the reference period as a whole. |
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First, emerging-market currencies came under pressure, with the Argentine peso and Turkish lira, among others, falling sharply and several countries opting to increase interest rates. |
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The Banda Kawayan performers use instruments made of bamboo and narra such as the marimba, lira gabbang, bumbong and panpipes, and angklungs. |
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It was often used, especially in handwriting, as the currency sign for the Italian lira. |
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Until the adoption of the Euro, Vatican coinage and stamps were denominated in their own Vatican lira currency, which was on par with the Italian lira. |
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