The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT24) BERLIN -- July 1, 2002 -- GERMANY-MARK-2 -- 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. Gernot Rotthoff, a produce merchant in Berlin for 25 years, has been busy explaining that his strawberries have not become more expensive. Rotthoff putting price signs on his produce, some shown both in euros and deutschmarks. (Otto Pohl/The New York Times)
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