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By the end of 2012, 40,000 Iranian Rial was worth one dollar.

And it is rising fast: 100, 200, and 500 rial notes are now pretty much useless, Hanke reports.

And so scarce dollars have seen their value rise sharply against the rial.

The rial traded at 12,000 to the dollar at the beginning of 2010.

The recent currency collapse -- the rial has lost 30% of its value since the summer -- implies further price surges.

The weight of the atmosphere is neither increased nor diminished by the rial tides.

At the same time the rial of Mary brought sixty-three pounds, and the rial of Elizabeth twenty-one pounds ten shillings.

At such times, I always expected the company of my rial visitors, and counted upon it to amuse me till I dropped asleep.

In fine, the Indian prefers the rial of a Chinese to the dollar of a Spaniard.

Moll Rial was plying her "beetle" at the margin of the lake, close under the old house and castle.