lira

I remember Italy and its Lira (something like a 1000 Lira equaled 1 Mark).

For 3 bucks (6 lira) they would leave when full, approximately every 5 minutes, and were pretty organized.

Same reason the lira would fall if a significant Turkish bank came out as a Ponzi scheme.

According to them Turkish Lira was rock solid but it just sank 15% in a day a few days ago.

That seems about as notable as being paid in Turkish lira or in watermelons.

The value of Turkish lira dropped to a third in one night.

Something happened in about 2021 and Turkey's Lira has been crashing since.

They just weakened the Lira while Germany did not weaken its Deutsche Mark, so it was easier for Italy to export and harder to import goods.

I lived through a re-valuation of the Franc and the Lira in my childhood.

Other more obscure methods of communicating with the ISS include the Russian Lira and Regul systems as well as the Japanese Ka-band dish on the external lab.

Turkish lira or watermelons aren't relevant to technology professionals.

It would seem to me it's the turkish lira.

Then named it back to “lira” after most of the old money is out of circulation.

Personally, I would think there's some kind of inheritance from the older Lira (later pound) sign "£".

This means that Apple won't be able to try to "swear behind" the references, that is, prove that its invention was invented before the effective dates of the Lira and Ording references [5].

Removed six zeroes and named it something like “new lira”.

They invaded Libya as Gaddafi was working on a gold backed African dinar/Lira, again for the oil trade.

The euro was always going to be weaker that the DM and stronger than the Lira.