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- noun Plural form of
ruble .
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Examples
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Create a fully functioning oil exchange, trading in rubles … We must break the strings tying us to the financial Titanic, which in my view will soon sink.
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In the last two and a half years, 1,463 employees have made wagers with play money (Goobles, as in rubles) on questions like: will Google open a Russia office? will Apple release an Intel-based Mac? how many users will Gmail have at the end of the quarter?
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In the last two and a half years, 1,463 employees have made wagers with play money (Goobles, as in rubles) on questions like: will Google open a Russia office? will Apple release an Intel-based Mac? how many users will Gmail have at the end of the quarter?
Interesting Talent Management Use of Internal Prediction Markets « TalentedApps 2008
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Create a fully functioning oil exchange, trading in rubles … We must break the strings tying us to the financial Titanic, which in my view will soon sink.
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Non-working pensioners affected by the blazes will receive 25,000 rubles from the Russian Pension Fund.
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As we look ahead, the financial system looks like it will remain short rubles for now, and I expect the ruble to push the new upper limit of the Central Bank's band in a matter of days.
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As we look ahead, the financial system looks like it will remain short rubles for now, and I expect the ruble to push the new upper limit of the Central Bank's band in a matter of days.
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As we look ahead, the financial system looks like it will remain short rubles for now, and I expect the ruble to push the new upper limit of the Central Bank's band in a matter of days.
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The league's salary cap is set at 620 million rubles, which is about $24-million U.S.
Archive 2008-10-01 James Mirtle 2008
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And at that point he said it was 36 billion rubles, which is about 58 billion dollars, which would be 3.6 percent of Soviet GNP.
The Coming Soviet Crash—Gorbachev's Desperate Pursuit of Credit in Western Financial Markets 1989
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