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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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devalued
Which is correct?
The dollars has devalued over the past year.
The dollars has been devalued over the past year.
The dollars has devalued over the past year.
The dollars has been devalued over the past year.
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Perhaps you mean one of these: The dollar has depreciated (by X% relative to the Euro) over the past year. The dollar has been devalued during the past year.
- Perhaps you mean one of these: The dollar has depreciated (by X% relative to the Euro) over the past year.
- The dollar has been devalued during the past year.
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Perhaps you mean one of these:
The dollar has depreciated (by X% relative to the Euro) over the past year.
The dollar has been devalued during the past year.
The dollar has depreciated (by X% relative to the Euro) over the past year.
The dollar has been devalued during the past year.
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