Currency
* All currencies have values set against each other on a supply and demand basis
  - currency is measured in american dollars
* Currencies are Swiss franc, euro, and yen
  - more than repositories of value for use in market places
  - tradable commodities
  - what the value of the investment is expressed in
  - can circulate as easily outside a country as inside
  - contain effects of inflation
  - do fluctuate
  - rise and fall
  - trend the best of all markets
  - vary in both unit value and notation
* Most currency is in the form of federal reserve notes.
* driving factor in science.
* fixed point number that is best used for high accuracy calculations.
* fixed-point number with four digits to the right of the decimal point.
* is acceptance
  - an icon or symbol of money
* is an important determinant in evaluating information found on the web
  - economic good in itself
  - controlled by interest rates and is susceptible to the fluctuation of interest rates
  - documents
* is issued in coins or bills
  - either coins or bills
  - legal tenders
  - liquid assets
  - located in drawers
  - made up of coins and bills or federal reserve notes
  - prevalence
  - printed on paper or minted from cheap metal
* is the Bermudian dollar, which is an even trade for the American dollar
  - Brunei dollar which has parity with the Singapore dollar
  - Thai Baht
  - U.S. dollar
  - Venezuelan bolivar
  - coin of the web
* layered and distorted image of bills from around the world.
* means the coin and paper money of Australia or a foreign country.
* merely represents money.
* part of sovereignty.
* problem with some distributions.
* refers to the default currency for accessing data items that represent monetary values
  - timeliness of information
* unique form of value and represents an equivalent.
* very important symbol of sovereignty.

Chronic tendonitis
* can lead to weakening of the tendon and subsequent rupture.
* is actually a much more serious issue that carpal tunnel syndrome.

Christian theology
* All Christian theology is based on the sin and guilt of both parents of mankind.
* can fit in science, art, morality, and the sub-Christian religions.
* is an attempt to interpret the words of the Bible
  - disciplined thinking about the faith of the church
  - faith seeking understanding
  - in a state of ferment
  - unified, a theory of role, a role of theory and a psychological paradigm
* teaches that guilt is an objective reality.

Chinese surname
* Most Chinese surnames consist of a single Chinese character, but a few have two.
* are, generally, monosyllabic.

Congenital nystagmus
* is that which exists from birth or soon after
  - the most common
* occurs at birth or in the first few months of life.

Cleaning
*  chemical spills.
* are chore
  - improvement
  - progressings
  - removings
* are used for cleanliness
  - organizations
  - sanitation
  - tidiness
* cause allergies
  - health
  - healthier environments
  - healthy livings
  - injuries
  - using water

Cohabitation
* appears to be less stable than marriage, even after other factors are accounted for.
* avoids the trouble and expense of a wedding and divorce.
* common type of partnership in Norway.
* doubles the rate of divorce.
* ends when the female leaves the dominant male's shelter for the last time.
* is an embracing of evil
  - habitation
  - increasingly an alternative to marriage
  - much lower in Spain than in Britain
  - now common among all groups of people
  - on the increase because the social taboos against it have weakened
  - risky- especially to young women and children
* is still extremely rare in the southern European countries
  - most widespread among young people
  - the sexual union between two individuals without the benefit of marriage
  - very common in Quebec
* means living in a spouse-like relationship.
* violates the rights to reasonable privacy and the pursuit of academic goals.