Tess would like a dollar for every time she had heard that word misused by television journalists.

特丝每次听到电视台记者用错那个词，都恨不得收他们一美元。

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The irony is--these things cost like a dollar each now because no one needs them anymore.

具有讽刺意味的是，这些盘现在每个,只值1美元了因为。

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Well it was a messy system so you'd only get like ninety cents on the dollar.

它是一个混乱的系统,所以一美元的纸币可能就值九十分了。

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When the Euro force came out, it was a bit above a dollar then it fell to something like 70 cents I think down.

当初欧元刚开始启用时，稍高于美元,之后，貌似下跌了70欧分。

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She began a desperate search for doctors she trusted who did not look at her "just like I was a dollar sign, " she said.

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The more that a payment card becomes like a five-dollar bill, the harder it is for most people to see it as something special.

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