11.   He said the German mark may continue to weaken against the dollar.

12.   If the demonstrations today pass off well, the mark might continue to fall.

13.   Among European currencies, the German mark continued to ease against other majors, except against the Swiss franc.

14.   The German mark has continued to rise on political uncertainties in Europe, in particular in Italy.

15.   The mark continued to be supported comments over the weekend by Bundesbank Hans Tietmeyer suggesting key German rates would not be lowered inthe short-term.

16.   The mark continued to move up against the lira, in spite of the adoption on Wednesday by the Italian cabinet of an austerity budget for next year.

17.   The mark continued to fall on Friday as foreign exchange dealers became increasingly convinced of a cut in German interest rates, perhaps as early as next Thursday.

18.   The mark continued its upward trend begun Thursday when German central bank chairman Hans Tietmeyer declared he did not want to see another weakening in the German mark.

19.   The mark continued to fall, lending strength to the dollar and putting a shine on leading European currencies on Wednesday.

20.   The mark continued to soar against the other European currencies, with the French, Italian, and Spanish currencies particularly weakened by political worries.