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Gold is a measure of moneyfortunewealthrichness which is recognized all over the world. For centuries it was the foundation of the international monetary system and, yetjustnoweven today, it remains one of the most important components of a country’s foreign currency reserves. What makesturnsgivesforms gold attractive is that it has a value of its own for both industrial and ornamental purposes, againstunlikecontraryopposite paper bank notes, which are worthless onfortoin themselves. As a result, gold is bought as an expenseallowanceinvestmentinterest in times of financial uncertainty. Until the 1930s, several European currencies were based on the Gold Standard, which meant that the value of a unitpiecebitpart of currency was fixed in conditionsreferencetermsways of a stated quantity of gold. People could freely convertexchangealterrefund any bank notes they had for gold. In 1931, world-wide financial problems createdresultedmadecaused  the Gold Standard to be dropped. Then, in 1935, the USA, France and the UK fixedattachedlaidstood  the price of gold at $35 an ounce, which remained the price until 1971. Because the demand for gold grewraisedheightenedgained so fast, however, the price of gold for ornamental and industrial purposes was grantedallowedacceptedpassed to rise. Today one ounce of gold costs $390 in London.

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1. I will see you when you will beareare beingwon’t be ready.
2. The members of the committee disagreed onforwithwithin the policy of the company.
3. The supervisor wants to see Ann before she leavewill leaveleaveshas left .
4. The directors could neither agree eitherornorneither protest against the decision of the members of the staff.
5. The data areisis beingare being analysed at the moment.
6. The spokesman announced that the changes werehave beenwill behad been introduced two weeks before.
7. Henry is efficient likeunlikeasfor an administrator.
8. We have cooperatedcooperateare cooperatinghave been cooperating with Coca Cola for a couple of months only.
9. The product  hasn’t been shownhasn’t showndidn’t showwasn’t shown since 1999.
10. If a company cannot meet  itit’sitsher commitments, an Official Receiver might be appointed.