31.   A devaluation could also force other developing countries to devalue their currencies.

32.   A large current account gap led Asian countries to devalue their currencies, wreaking havoc on local economies.

33.   A few weeks before the New Yorkers arrived, a financial crisis here forced the government to devalue its currency.

34.   A few weeks before the New Yorkers arrived in Argentina, a financial crisis here forced the government to devalue its currency.

35.   A cut in spending would allay concerns trade and fiscal deficits would force the government to devalue its currency.

36.   A Hong Kong brokerage firm released a report on Thursday predicting that China would devalue the currency at the end of the year.

37.   A plunging yen makes Japanese exports cheaper, and that leads to worries that China could devalue its currency to remain competitive in world markets.

38.   A slump in world oil prices to four-year lows led to speculation the government would sharply devalue the currency.

39.   Brazil appears to have weathered a chaotic move by speculators to devalue its currency, the real.

40.   Brazil has also been hurt by speculation that the government will be forced to devalue its currency, the real.