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Our investment dollars are focused on this initiative.

Our hospitals need investment and support from our leaders, not hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts.

Our plans are to keep it completely as a golf course. We've put in multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars into the course, and for the last year and a half we've been operating it successfully as a golf course.

Our tax dollars are being used to help a lawmaker get re-elected.

Our goal is to get more efficiency into the dollars that are being spend on education.

Our goal is only to help them in their recovery effort, help them get their lives back, and yes it is political, because we should not have to do it. our tax dollars should be at work.

Our goal is to manage every penny of every dollar that we spend with our suppliers, be they raw material suppliers, freight suppliers, or indirect. We want to touch every penny.

Overall, the dollar is flat but it has been quite soft in the New York time zone.

Overall pricing increases in broadcasting will be in the mid-to-high single digits, but total dollars are going to be flat,

Overall, I don't see much structural change, and don't see how the dollar can get much relief from these numbers.

People in McKeesport saw what happened in Duquesne when they lost their library because of the lack of funding. I would get envelopes with a dollar in them. The residents didn't want to lose their library.

Surely the dollar makes pricing more competitive for U.S. companies. But it's more a noise factor than anything else on a short-term basis.

Some homeowners will be paying a few dollars more a year while others may have a tax decrease.

Texans have a right to know who is paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get pastors to support the governor's reelection campaign.

I think the rally got started by news of the super-secret meeting with the Iraqi military this morning and just kept going from there. Everybody loves equities and the dollar today and everything else is down.

Japanese investors are going into Treasuries. The dollar is going to be very well supported.

Japan doesn't like what is happening but they realize they are fighting a broad-based dollar decline.

I think euro/dollar can get up to as high as $1.2500 near term. That is where I would expect to see the dollar get some traction.

I think a lot of it has to do with the rise in gas prices just from this week. If it's too expensive for them to get here, they're not going to want to pay the 90 or 100 dollars to stay here a night.

I think all the drawings show a strength and determination, if you will, that the Gilbert Stuart portrait (on the dollar bill) is lacking.

I think it's possible. We have about a half million dollars walking into the office or by mail every day.

I think (today's dollar drop) might have something to do with things heating up in Syria; the U.S. withdrawing their ambassador.

I think that the dollar is struggling to keep the ground that it clawed back overnight. The euro doesn't seem to be having any key direction,

It is not an option. There were no student housing dollars used towards the construction or development of the retail or of the fitness space.

I was $14,000 dollars away from paying off my house. And at 55 I'm a little old to be starting over.

John Williamson

Ottawa has had a spending problem, not a revenue problem, and surplus dollars should be returned to taxpayers.

Regardless of the numbers the general tone of the market is dollar negative. You've got people jumping on the bandwagon.

John Daley

The randomness of playing a nickel or quarter game as opposed to a dollar or $5 game does not change. It will be exactly the same return percentage given the same pay table.

I think the dollar would need to see some good economic news and sustained upward pressure on interest rates for it to really gather much momentum.

Glenn Beck

I was in Washington, D.C., on the morning show, by the time I was 18, programming a station by 19, No. 1 in the mornings. I think I was making, I don't know, a quarter of a million dollars by the time I was 25.

Kentucky taxpayers do not want their dollars funding discrimination.

I wouldn't be surprised to see the dollar come off later in the day.

What we saw in Tokyo today shows that a small consolidation in the dollar is likely because of this technical resistance.