51.   A stronger dollar increases the value of dollar-denominated securities.

52.   A stronger dollar increases the value of earnings made in the U.S. when profits are brought home and translated into deutsche marks.

53.   A stronger dollar increases the value of earnings made in the U.S. when profits are brought home and translated into sterling.

54.   A stronger dollar increases the value of foreign-currency earnings in yen terms.

55.   A stronger dollar is a boon to Japanese exporters because it increases the value of their dollar-denominated profits and eases pressures to raise product prices.

56.   A stronger dollar is a plus for Japanese exporters, making their products more competitive and increasing the value of their overseas profits when repatriated to Japan.

57.   A rising yen helps bonds by increasing the value of yen-denominated debt to investors who convert bond income into dollars.

58.   A Times spokeswoman said the company is always looking at ways to increase shareholder value, and that management has explored and will continue to examine various options.

59.   A spokesman for Mattel, Glenn Bozarth, said the moves would increase shareholder value.

60.   A shorter trial likely would increase the value of the Clinton tickets because fewer would be in circulation.