51.   Other U.S. companies face the same problem, as the stronger dollar reduces the value of overseas sales because the local currencies convert to fewer dollars.

52.   The revenue growth, which exceeded the expectations of most analysts, would have been even better had the strong dollar not reduced the reported value of overseas business.

53.   The stronger dollar reduces the value of overseas sales because the local currencies buy fewer dollars when the company repatriates the revenue.

54.   A weaker dollar reduces the value of export earnings when translated into yen.

55.   The powerful dollar reduces the danger that currently flourishing growth in the United States will bring higher inflation.

56.   The strong dollar further reduced operating expenses.

57.   Washington at times has pushed for a weaker dollar to reduce its trade deficit with Japan.

58.   A high dollar reduces the cost of imports and this has been slow to flow through.

59.   A strong dollar technically reduces the market value of Japanese products overseas and make foreign goods expensive in Japan.

60.   A higher local dollar reduces domestic currency income from US-dollar based commodities.