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  • However, if every household along one block contributes 100 tugrik a day, soon there will be enough money to borrow against for emergencies or invest in neighborhood improvements. Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories
  • The lower income tax provision in the comparative quarter of 2009 reflects the lower earnings primarily due to the impact of the strike and shutdown, as well as the tax impact of USD/Mongolian tugrik currency movements. Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
  • On average, from the December 31, 2009 currency rate, the Mongolian tugrik appreciated by 2.4% over the U.S. dollar, whilst the Kyrgyz som depreciated against the U.S. dollar by approximately 2.4%. Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
  • Exchange rates for the rouble, the Mongolian tugrik and the Chinese yuan may be inflated on the train.
  • IT was as if we were trying to pay with a fistful of Mongolian tugriks or a wad of Swaziland lilangeni.
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  • For example, all children in our class have to give one thousand tugriks every month for the class fund.
  • According to incomplete sources, revenue from tourist companies and organizations peaked at 8.6 billion tugriks in 1990 realizing net profit of 1.5 billion tugriks.
  • The estimated impact of these movements over the six-month period to June 30, 2010 has been to reduce costs by approximately $1.3 million, after accounting for the som, tugrik and Canadian dollars held at the beginning of the year. Latest News from SYS-CON MEDIA
  • Capital investment in the energy industry was to amount to 2.7 billion to 2.9 billion tugriks.
  • The khan's likeness can be found everywhere from decorative carpets to myriad brands of vodka, and on all but the smallest of the denominations of the local currency, the tugrik. Spero News
  • In addition, a new training resource center with equipment, costing 13 million tugriks had been established at the National Library of Mongolia.
  • We never left a yurt without him handing over a substantial stack of tugrik bills, but we also watched him engaging with every adult in the family; introducing the children to us; stroking, massaging, and caressing the sick and aged; praising (and translating into German) outstanding events and achievements; and making everybody feel encouraged and important. Visiting Galsan Tschinag in his Yurt Katharina Rout
  • Exchange rates for the rouble, the Mongolian tugrik and the Chinese yuan may be inflated on the train.

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