71.   Such orders to limit losses were designed for traders and investors who expected the dollar to fall.

72.   Such orders were placed by investors and traders to limit their losses as they had expected the dollar to rise.

73.   Such automatic orders were placed by investors to limit losses because they had expected the dollar to rise.

74.   Such orders were designed to limit losses for traders and investors who had expected the dollar to rise.

75.   Such orders were designed to limit losses for traders who had expected the dollar to fall.

76.   Such computer orders are set by traders to limit their losses when a currency moves contrary to their expectations.

77.   Such orders were designed to limit losses for traders and investors who had expected the mark to rise.

78.   Such traders rush to buy back bonds to limit losses if prices rise rather than fall.

79.   That stance aims at limiting losses if yields rise.

80.   That helped limit losses in bunds as Treasuries slid.