Group of Ten
Britishnoun
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Finally, the French want supervision of the cru system to be in the hands of the Group of Ten, which holds most of the world's reserves.
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Last week, finance officials of the Group of Ten, the rich industrial nations, met again in Paris to consider ways to counter what Europeans are calling the ambitious and exaggerated U.S. payments goals.
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Even the employees of the Treasury Ministry walked out for two days, creating confusion at the meetings of the Group of Ten and leaving only one Xerox machine in operation for all delegations.
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The exclusive Group of Ten, with France dissenting, earlier this year voted to struggle ahead with some sort of monetary reform.
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The London meeting of the so-called Group of Ten* marked the debut of U.S.
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