21.   Armed with a stronger dollar, Americans are heading south of the border to take advantage of cheap Mexican prices.

22.   As the yen weakens, concerns about inflation increase because a stronger dollar raises the cost of imported goods.

23.   As the yen weakens, concern about inflation increases because a stronger dollar raises the cost of imported goods.

24.   At some point, a stronger dollar could begin to crimp U.S. exports and cause political problems for Clinton.

25.   At that time, drug companies said earnings were unlikely to be hindered by a stronger dollar due to their hedging policies.

26.   Automakers rose as the stronger dollar eased concerns that export-earnings would be eroded by the weak deutsche mark.

27.   Bank stocks rose as bonds were little changed on a stronger dollar.

28.   Auto manufacturers also understand cutting prices is the best way to attract business, especially with the stronger dollar making foreign models more affordable than earlier in the decade.

29.   Because bullion is priced in U.S. dollars, a stronger dollar reduces demand for gold by making it more expensive to buyers using other currencies.

30.   BELGIAN stocks rose as Japanese shares rebounded and a stronger dollar boosted dollar earners like UCB SA, a pharmaceuticals company.