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Belarusian rubel note: the government signed a framework agreement with Russia for a monetary union in January 1994, but a schedule and mechanism for merging the two monetary systems and replacing Belarusian rubels with Russian rubles have not been worked out
The 1994 CIA World Factbook United States. Central Intelligence Agency
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Defense expenditures: 892 billion rubels, 1\% of GDP (1995); note - conversion of defense expenditures into US dollars using the current exchange rate could produce misleading results
The 1996 CIA Factbook United States. Central Intelligence Agency
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All the stuff I have read says that even if we divert billions (trillions?) of dollars, euros, dinars, rubels, yen, pesos, etc. to try to impact this hypothetical man-made imapct, the impact will be miniscule and insignificant.
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The value of the euro increased by 20.34 percent from 3,077.14 to 3,703 rubels.
The BEING HAD Times 2009
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All the stuff I have read says that even if we divert billions (trillions?) of dollars, euros, dinars, rubels, yen, pesos, etc. to try to impact this hypothetical man-made imapct, the impact will be miniscule and insignificant.
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All the stuff I have read says that even if we divert billions (trillions?) of dollars, euros, dinars, rubels, yen, pesos, etc. to try to impact this hypothetical man-made imapct, the impact will be miniscule and insignificant.
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On January 5, the euro's rate at the BCSE fell from 3,703 to 3,636 rubels.
The BEING HAD Times 2009
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The US dollar rose from 2,650 to 2,655 rubels as a result of Monday's trading at the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange (BCSE).
The BEING HAD Times 2009
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The Russian ruble rose by 17.26 percent from 76.89 to 90.16 rubels, and the Ukrainian hryvnia by 20.45 percent from 273.29 to
The BEING HAD Times 2009
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Mobile TeleSystems (MTS), in which the government holds 51 percent and the rest belongs to Russia's largest mobile operator MTS, increased call and short message service rates by between 15 and 30 rubels on January 9.
The BEING HAD Times 2009
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