unlimited -broad.

limited - global.

forbidden - overall.

forbidden - overall

restrained - precise

here.

nowhere.

anywhere.

somewhere.

in no place.

"contributed" (line 3) – "overloading" (line 13).

"operating" (line 16) – "institutional" (line 18)

"working" (line 27) – "commercially" (line 39)

"restricted" (line 33) – "coordination" (line 42)

"rationalise" (line 43) – "winners" ( line 55)

mechanical men.

artificial creations.

humanoids.

automatons.

androids.

must

shall.

could.

had to.

ought to.

The board meeting may be put _____ until next week.

African nations always depended heavily _____ food imports.

Because of the elections on Thursday, classes will be called _____ .

The Minister's assistants have to carry ______ many administrative duties.

You should be concerned if your application for a credit card has been turned _____.

"It may seem curious that the dollar is falling when America is enjoying a remarkable burst of growth and Europe looks far less lively." (lines 10-12)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets than from those denominated in other currencies." (lines 22-24)

"A rise in the euro against the dollar causes exports from European firms to become more expensive relative to American ones," (lines 41-43)

"Similarly, American firms' products become relatively cheaper, both for Americans and for foreign buyers." (lines 44-45)

"But there is reason to think that these days currency movements are not as effective as they once were in bringing economies into balance." (lines 55-57)

"... the single European currency was launched in 1999," (lines 5-6)

"…but are expected to grow by only 0.5% this year..." (line 17)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets..." (lines 22- 23)

"… companies' pricing power has been eroded around the world." (lines 62-63)

"According to a study cited in the report," (line 66)

currency traders are not really concerned about aesthetic changes in dollar notes.

currency traders are very worried about the recent changes in some dollar bills.

currency traders prefer the traditional green dollar notes to the newly designed ones.

the exchange market is totally against the use of pretty colours in currency notes.

the attractive new colours in most dollar notes are totally unimportant in the trade market.

Since (line 5) – cause.

But (line 17) – condition.

Even (line 40) – conclusion.

Thus (line 47) – consequence.

So (line 64) – opposition.