101.   The dollar slipped versus the yen on concern that trade friction between the U.S. and Japan might soon heat up.

102.   The dollar slipped, in part because traders bought German marks on diminishing fears that the single currency would be weak.

103.   Those girls have more buying power than ever, and the toy industry is loath to let those dollars slip away as their tastes become more sophisticated.

104.   Treasury bond yields jumped to their highest point since late September, and the dollar slipped.

105.   Treasury bonds were little changed and the dollar slipped.

106.   Treasury bonds dropped and the dollar slipped to a four-year low against the British pound.

107.   U.S. stocks followed bonds higher and the dollar slipped.

108.   When it held the rate steady the dollar slipped back against the franc.

109.   When U.S. bond prices fell on that news, the dollar slipped, reversing its gains.

110.   While the dollar has slipped for the past three weeks, most of its decline has come against the yen.