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It said that contributed to a ¥69.3 billion loss in the red-ink stained Japanese operations, which include exports from Japan.

Yen and Floods Sap Toyota Chester Dawson 2011

Breaking ranks with almost all of his central-bank colleagues, Mr. Trichet argues that by reducing deficits, red-ink nations can shore up confidence in their futures, encourage private investment, and accelerate their economic recoveries.

Don't Expect a Breakthrough on Austerity at G-20 Summit Irwin Stelzer 2010

There was nothing at all except for a red-ink circle around the phrase "emulate the verbiage."

Only One Person Could Write That Jeff Lindsay 2011

The only concession to organization beyond that is using different colored pens for each day of the week (amazing how much easier it makes finding past notes when you're in a hurry - if you know you wrote something on a Tuesday, then you can scan only the red-ink entries).

Five Best Journaling Tools | Lifehacker Australia 2009

But looked at against the backdrop of broader consumer-price trends, such red-ink nightmare scenarios may vanish.

Strong Yen Sparks National Debate Chester Dawson 2011

A more generalized but equally telling example is the way he has been attacked on the deficit, where his predecessor, with cookie-jar hands and face, and crumbs all down the front of his tie, shirt, pants, shoes and socks was allowed to ride off scot-free into the red-ink sunset on his mountain bike to write a book about his decision-making.

Brake dancing Tom Toles 2010

Leah doodled with a red-ink pen on the cover of a notebook.

Brown-Eyed Girl Mariah Stewart 2010

It crashed into the next unit, beginning a domino effect, with the two-headed octopus flailing at its base, squirting red-ink at imaginary enemies on all sides.

It's October, 1956. Shelagh Power-Chopra 2010

The red-state party has, since 1980, been the red-ink party when it comes to foolish debt.

Robert S. McElvaine: Debt -- What Is it Good For? Absolutely Some Things 2010

The red-state party has, since 1980, been the red-ink party when it comes to foolish debt.

Robert S. McElvaine: Debt -- What Is it Good For? Absolutely Some Things 2010