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euro

noun as in marsupial

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European natural-gas prices remained below 32 euros a megawatt hour as concerns over supply shortages eased ahead of the heating season.

The euro is also being supported by investors wishing to reduce their dependence on the dollar, he says in a note.

The company order book stands at more than 18 billion euros as of June.

Earlier this month, it announced a plan to invest 5 billion euros, equivalent to $5.78 billion, to scale up its data-center facility in Belgium.

Impect’s four founders and all of its employees will join Catapult, which will also pay up to 38 million euros over the next four years, some of which is linked to performance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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