101.   Though a reinvigorated Japanese economy eventually could spark demand for goods and services from the U.S., a higher dollar also makes American exports more expensive.

102.   To help garner support for the IMF, Gingrich has attempted to draw attention to falling American exports to Asian countries, particularly in agricultural products.

103.   Trying to block dissemination is probably useless and almost certainly harmful to American exports.

104.   U.S. authorities are nervous about a monetary crisis in Brazil which could produce an adverse effect on the dollar and to some extent hurt American exports.

105.   US officials also signed a bilateral agreement Wednesday to promote American exports in El Salvador.

106.   What is more, any lift that American exports get from the weaker dollar will most likely take months to materialize.

107.   What it got instead was some regulatory changes, which will help American exports, but probably will not transform the situation.

108.   Whether American investors can maintain their optimism through a prolonged Asian downturn has as much to do with market psychology as with the monthly tally of American exports.

109.   While a number of American agricultural exports face such threats, the soybean situation is among the most glaring.

110.   While it helped American exports, it was an embarrassment for Americans that the reserve currency of the world was falling through the floor.