41.   A few wryly suggested that it was designed primarily to increase the value of the works amassed by Charles Saatchi, the London advertising executive.

42.   A rising dollar helps European exporters by making their products more competitive abroad and increasing the value of their dollar sales when converted to marks and francs.

43.   A rising dollar helps exporters by making their products more competitive abroad and increasing the value of their dollar sales when converted to marks and francs.

44.   A rising franc increases the value of assets denominated in francs, making them more attractive to investors.

45.   A higher dollar increases the value of dollar-denominated profits earned overseas.

46.   A new stadium and a favorable lease also dramatically increase the value of a team.

47.   A strong dollar increases the value of company profits made abroad when earnings are brought home and translated into domestic currencies.

48.   A stronger dollar benefits exporters since it increases the value of earnings they bring back to Japan.

49.   A stronger dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S. and by increasing the value of their dollar-denominated profits.

50.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by increasing the value of their sales abroad.