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Austrian schilling

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Noun1.Austrian schillingAustrian schilling - formerly the basic unit of money in Austria
schilling
Austrian monetary unit - monetary unit in Austria
groschen - 100 groschen equal 1 schilling in Austria


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An Austrian schilling was simply another name for a Belgian or French franc, which was another name for the German mark.
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With Polonia's premium income of about Austrian schilling 1 billion ($68 million) in 1999, the UNIQA group will thereby double its share of revenue generated from outside Austria.
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The RZB CreditWatch placement highlights the sizable exposure of the RZB group to Russia, which is reportedly about Austrian schilling (Asch) 4 billion ($330 million at ASch12.
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