| 31. | "Nurses have been devalued, " he said.
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| 32. | But that cycle spins faster and faster, devaluing that exclusive.
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| 33. | Many investors expect the pound to be devalued sharply before entry.
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| 34. | We have devalued our currency 30 percent with almost no inflation,
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| 35. | So there is a big constituency for devaluing debt, too.
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| 36. | Strong competition and the devalued peso have not helped business either.
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| 37. | Because they were not paid jobs, the women were devalued.
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| 38. | The crisis was triggered in December when Mexico devalued its peso.
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| 39. | But the country will do better to further devalue its currency,
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| 40. | Philippine officials have denied any plans to devalue the local currency.
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