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can buy gold with the undervalued currency, ship it to the country whose currency is overvalued, and there redeem it for gold until the intercurrency rate returns close enough to the official level that such activity is no longer profitable. International gold standards such as that established after
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I'm attempting to clean up the "Nazi
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Likewise, I mean to give up on editing the twelve articles on New York politicians who do not seem to have sought or encouraged publicity for what now must be regarded as an underhanded move that they didn't want to get caught at. I do plan to list the twelve in Hikind's article, with links, of
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The facts speak for themselves - you've removed notable citable material. You've consorted with someone who splayed sockpuppets and harassment. Your edits have often been inaccurate. Yet you persist in lecturing me. Please cease to do this, it is uncollegial.
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