91.   There is movement in Tokyo toward steps that would essentially nationalize the bank, using taxpayer dollars to rebuild its capital.

92.   They want the state to let them use tax dollars to pay tuition at private schools.

93.   They were correct, but the annual salary reports produced by management and the players association have never used actual dollars spent.

94.   They can then use the dollars to help stabilize their currency markets.

95.   They will continue to use the dollar as long as the rest of the world does.

96.   This lets us assist the family farmers who have lost ground under the current system while we use taxpayer dollars more sensibly to protect natural resources and environmental quality.

97.   To our recent list of countries that use the dollar as currency, Audrey Eagles of Eastham, Mass. adds Taiwan.

98.   Those extra tax dollars are used to pay for sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, security and sewers to upgrade the area further.

99.   Traders used the dollar as an intermediary currency, selling Australian dollars for dollars first and then selling the dollars for yen.

100.   Traders often use the dollar as an intermediary currency to sell marks for yen -- selling marks for dollars and then converting the dollars into yen.