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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (4212)	6/3/2001 11:10:59 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

>>You might even argue, and in some ways nearly by happenstance, the US Dollar has been, of all currencies, the most attractive world product, though by design might be harder to prove.<< I don't argue this because I have no idea why the dollar is "strong". In my lifetime the dollar has wandered up and down the scale quite a bit without my noticing it, hardly, except for the price of the one thing I can't find an adequate substitute for here in the US, genuine Reggiano parmesan cheese. Other things also have no adequate substitute, such as genuine Roquefort cheese, but I can live without them. >>When that is no longer the case, AG and the planners will be powerless to prevent the subsequent change.<< This does seem to be the case.