The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT23) BERLIN -- July 1, 2002 -- GERMANY-MARK -- Although the euro is again at rough parity with the dollar, the rise is considered not a function of euro strength but dollar weakness, and Germans buying everyday goods are no happier. The mood has gotten so sour that in a European Commission poll, half the Germans questioned recently said they want the mark back. Detlef Mucke studies strawberry prices in Gernot Rotthoff's, background at right, produce shop in Berlin. There's a suspicion the euro is a villain. (Otto Pohl/The New York Times)
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