Word: coins
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...reverse side of the strong loonie, the $1 Canadian coin that gets its name from the lake bird pictured on it. Canadians have been pouring over the border to bargain hunt, and the unemployment rate hit a 33-year low of 5.8% in October, owing to gains in the natural resource and service sectors. But the world's eighth largest economy has lost 329,800 manufacturing jobs since the Canadian dollar began its marathon climb five years ago. From an all-time low of 62˘ in 2002, the turbocharged loonie shot past the U.S. greenback for the first time...
Take the dime in your wallet. Now imagine a chip no larger than a fraction of that coin that can detect the faintest traces of thousands of different chemicals, using over 32 different infrared light-emitting lasers...
Year the first coin-operated phone was installed, in a bank in Hartford, Conn...
...really wanted to write a thesis that integrated both of my interests, not one that just conforms to what they want,” Gudish said. “I’ll probably flip a coin on the way over to turning it in, and the one that lands heads will have to be my concentration...
...other side of the coin is that if the UC does not step up to the challenge and continues to follow the administration’s lead—I think that will result in losing even more legitimacy and that will result in an even more atrophied Undergraduate Council than we have right now,” Ragalie says...