81.   The Canadian dollar fell more than a fifth of a U.S. cent, prompting the Bank of Canada to buy the currency to temper its decline.

82.   The Canadian dollar plummeted against its U.S. counterpart, prompting the Bank of Canada to enter currency markets at least twice to temper its decline.

83.   The Canadian dollar plummeted to a four-month low against the U.S. dollar, prompting the Bank of Canada to enter currency markets to help temper its decline.

84.   The Canadian dollar fell for a second day against its U.S. counterpart, prompting the Bank of Canada to enter currency markets at least twice to temper its decline.

85.   The Canadian dollar plummeted to a six-week low against the U.S. dollar, prompting the Bank of Canada to enter currency markets to temper its decline.

86.   The decline may be tempered by telecommunication issues.

87.   The decline was tempered by advancing gold issues, such as Barrick Gold Corp., on higher bullion prices.

88.   The decline was tempered by advancing gold issues like Barrick Gold Corp.

89.   The decline was tempered by advancing gold issues.

90.   The decline was tempered by gold and financial services issues.