41.   The collapse of Southeast Asian currencies, and the pressure that puts on the Japanese yen, means the dollar continues to gain strength.

42.   The dollar also continues to benefit against the German mark from enthusiasm that European monetary union will proceed on schedule, traders said.

43.   The dollar continued its descent Wednesday.

44.   The dollar continued to lose value.

45.   The dollar continues to be bolstered by expectations that robust growth and attractive interest rates will keep drawing foreign investors to U.S. markets.

46.   The dollar will continue to feel the effects of concern over the U.S. trade gap with Japan.

47.   The decline in imports comes even as the dollar continues to gain in value against the yen.

48.   The dollar continued its decline against the yen as Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer dashed hopes the German central bank would take part in attempts to bolster the U.S. currency.

49.   The dollar continued its tumble Tuesday, sinking to another record low against the Japanese yen and German mark.

50.   The dollar continued to slide against the German mark.