61.   That could stymie the efforts of crisis-stricken Asian countries to export their way out of their troubles, a dealer at a US bank said.

62.   The weak yen has made Japanese goods abroad cheaper, undercutting products from other nations and provoking criticism that Japan was trying to export its way out of trouble.

63.   The weak yen made Japanese goods abroad cheaper, undercutting rivals from other nations and leading to criticism that Japan was trying to export its way out of trouble.

64.   This new evidence will provide further ammunition for US and European governments, which have alleged that the country is trying to export its way out of trouble.

65.   U.S. officials have repeatedly warned that Japan should not try to export its way out of its slackening economy.

66.   In an unusual move, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said earlier the Japanese government was not hoping to export its way out of recession by driving the yen lower.

67.   Recent comments from Japanese officials have hinted at a desire for a weaker yen to help the economy export its way out of the third recession in a decade.

68.   The Japanese yen has slumped as a result of plummeting expectations, though some feel the move could help the country export its way out of crisis.