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A cent was a sub-division of the dollar. This was a minor form of currency used on Earth, equating to one one-hundreth of a dollar. In 1930, James T. Kirk and Spock worked at the rate of fifteen cents an hour. This later increased to twenty-two cents an hour. (TOS novelization: The City on the Edge of Forever)

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  • A cent was a sub-division of the dollar. This was a minor form of currency used on Earth, equating to one one-hundreth of a dollar. In 1930, James T. Kirk and Spock worked at the rate of fifteen cents an hour. This later increased to twenty-two cents an hour. (TOS novelization: The City on the Edge of Forever)
  • thumb|Ligging in het Groot-Nirrerijk thumb|Cent, "poort tot de bruders"Cent is een kanton van het Groot-Nirrerijk. De hoofdstad is het gelijknamige Cent. Cent wordt ook wel de 'poort tot de Bruders' genoemd, vanwege zijn ligging aan de voet van het Brudergebergte. Tijdens de Derde Thyssalonische oorlog lag Cent in de vuurlinie. Hier vind je nog vaak oorlogsmonumenten terug. Categorie:Jamann Categorie:Kanton van het Groot-Nirrerijk
  • Cent är en valutaenhet i USA. Under 1969 efter SG-1 hade rest tillbaka i tiden så lånade Överste Jonathan J. O'Neill pengar av Lt George S. Hammond. När teamet hade återvänt till 1999 berättade Generalmajor Hammond till O'Neill hade han var skyldig honom 539 dollar och 50 cent. (SG1: "1969")
  • Un cent (¢) était une unité monétaire, utilisée par plusieurs États sur Terre, notamment aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique, où il correspondait à 1/100ème de dollar. ALERTE JAUNECET ARTICLE EST INCOMPLET N'hésitez pas à [ éditer] cette page pour le terminer. Des précisions sur les informations nécessaires à compléter peuvent figurer sur la page de discussion de l'article.Vous pouvez traduire le contenu figurant dans les autres versions linguistiques de Memory Alpha ou créer un texte original.
  • Ein Cent ist eine Untereinheit des Dollar. Im Jahr 1930 erhalten James Tiberius Kirk und Spock für ihre Arbeit im von Edith Keeler vermittelten Job 15 Cent pro Stunde. (TOS: ) Im Schriftstellergewerbe wird in Cent pro Wort bezahlt. Herbert Rossoff erhält für seine Arbeit bei Incredible Tales vier Cent pro Wort. Als Julius Eaton dies erfährt, möchte der mindestens drei Cent pro Wort für seine Arbeit. Doch Herb ist der Meinung, dass dessen Stories nicht einmal zwei Cent pro Wort wert sind. (DS9: )
  • cent invariable [ˈsen] prononciations * l. : [ˈsen](?)Catégorie:prononciation à vérifier * rh. : [ˈsɛ̃ⁿ] 1. * cent 1. * cent (nombre) références * R1 : Mistral 1879Catégorie:ProvençalCatégorie:Languedocien, * R2 : Catégorie:Languedocien <a href="http://www.academiaoccitana.eu/diccionari/DGLO.pdf">http://www.academiaoccitana.eu/diccionari/DGLO.pdf</a> en ligne, Cantalausa 2002Catégorie:Languedocien, , , , Rei-Bèthvéder 2004Catégorie:GasconCatégorie:Gascon toulousain, , <a href="http://www.jfbrun.eu/lengadoc/lexoc.htm">http://www.jfbrun.eu/lengadoc/lexoc.htm</a> en ligneCatégorie:MontpelliérainCatégorie:languedocien, Alibert 1997Catégorie:Languedocien, 1. * REDIRECTION
  • A cent (¢) was a form of money used on Earth, especially in the United States of America. One hundred cents was worth a single dollar. When Rebos was calling in his threat that he was going to sabotage the Mars missile launch, he didn't have five cents to extend his call for another three minutes, which is why he should have called collect. When Wendy Harris sees the junky automobiles at Rebos' Auto Parts & Wreck Yard, she tells Marvin White that she wouldn't give two cents for the whole lot. The cost of a World Herald newspaper at the time that the Krim family arrived on Earth was ten cents.
  • File:World Cents.jpg A cent is a unit of currency meaning 1/100. In countries that do or do not speak English, the cent is used anywhere. The cent refers to, on this wiki, a One Cent coin. However, it is mostly used in business as a portion of a dollar or any other type of whole. Many countries prefer to not use any cents at all, many of which lose money. The United States is planning to end the cent, but others, like Canada, earn an income. A list of countries that use the cent as a name: Any other countries shown without the name Cent: Currencies that do not use cents at all:
  • A cent (¢) was a currency unit in the United States of America. It was based on the United States dollar, where one hundred cents equaled one dollar. The Incredible Tales magazine told for thirty-five cents. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars") In 1930, Edith Keeler gave jobs to time travelers James Kirk and Spock at the 21st Street Mission that paid 15 cents an hour for ten hours a day, and later five hours' work at 22 cents an hour elsewhere. {TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever" )
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  • File:World Cents.jpg A cent is a unit of currency meaning 1/100. In countries that do or do not speak English, the cent is used anywhere. The cent refers to, on this wiki, a One Cent coin. However, it is mostly used in business as a portion of a dollar or any other type of whole. Many countries prefer to not use any cents at all, many of which lose money. The United States is planning to end the cent, but others, like Canada, earn an income. A list of countries that use the cent as a name: * Argentine Peso (as centavo) * Aruban Florin * Australian Dollar * Barbadian Dollar * Bahamian Dollar * Belize Dollar * Bermudian Dollar * Brazilian Real (as centavo) * Brunei Dollar (as sen) * Bulgarian Lev * Canadian Dollar * Cayman Islands Dollar * Cuban Peso (as centavo) * East Caribbean Dollar * Eritrean Nakfa * Estonian Kroon (as sent) * Eurozone Euro * Fijian Dollar * Guyanese Dollar * Hong Kong Dollar * Indonesian Rupiah (as sen) * Jamaican Dollar * Kenyan Shilling * Liberian Dollar * Lithuanian Litas (as centas) * Malaysian Ringgit (as sen) * Mauritian Rupee * Mexican Peso (as centavo) * Namibian Dollar * Netherlands Antillean Gulden * New Zealand Dollar * Panamanian Balboa (as centésimo) * Philippine Peso (as centavo) * Seychellois Rupee * Sierra Leonean Leone * Singapore Dollar * South African Rand * Sri Lankan Rupee * Surinamese Dollar * Swazi Lilangeni * New Taiwan Dollar * Tanzanian Shilling * Trinidad and Tobago Dollar * Ugandan Shilling * United States Dollar * Uruguayan Peso (as centésimo) * Zimbabwean Dollar Any other countries shown without the name Cent: * British Pound - divided in 100 pence * Croatian Kuna - divided into 100 lipa * Czech Koruna - divided into 100 haléřů * Danish Krone - divided into 100 øre * Indian Rupee - divided into 100 paise * Norwegian Krone - divided into 100 øre * Pakistani Rupee - divided into 100 paise * Polish Zloty - divided into 100 groszy * Romanian Leu - divided into 100 bani * Russian Rouble - divided into 100 kopeks * Serbian Dinar - divided into 100 paras * Swiss Franc - divided into 100 rappen * Thai Baht - divided into 100 satang * United Arab Emirates Dirham - divided into 100 fils Currencies that do not use cents at all: * Japanese Yen - no fractional denomination * Kuwaiti Dinar - divided into 1000 fils * Mauritanian Ouguiya - divided into 5 khoums * Malagasy Ariary - divided into 5 iraimbilanja * Vietnamese Dồng - 10 hào or 100 xu.
  • A cent (¢) was a form of money used on Earth, especially in the United States of America. One hundred cents was worth a single dollar. When Rebos was calling in his threat that he was going to sabotage the Mars missile launch, he didn't have five cents to extend his call for another three minutes, which is why he should have called collect. When Wendy Harris sees the junky automobiles at Rebos' Auto Parts & Wreck Yard, she tells Marvin White that she wouldn't give two cents for the whole lot. When Doctor Rebos was disguised as a caterer, he told Batman that the price of his chicken soup was only 25 cents, but the extra dollar he spent was for the deposit on the spoon. The cost of a World Herald newspaper at the time that the Krim family arrived on Earth was ten cents.
  • A cent was a sub-division of the dollar. This was a minor form of currency used on Earth, equating to one one-hundreth of a dollar. In 1930, James T. Kirk and Spock worked at the rate of fifteen cents an hour. This later increased to twenty-two cents an hour. (TOS novelization: The City on the Edge of Forever)
  • A cent (¢) was a currency unit in the United States of America. It was based on the United States dollar, where one hundred cents equaled one dollar. The Incredible Tales magazine told for thirty-five cents. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars") In 1930, Edith Keeler gave jobs to time travelers James Kirk and Spock at the 21st Street Mission that paid 15 cents an hour for ten hours a day, and later five hours' work at 22 cents an hour elsewhere. {TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever" ) In 2004, the Fiesta Salad from the fast food restaurant Burgerland could have three strips of bacon added to it for seventy-five cents, as well as the "Triple Superbeef" or a regular hamburger could have another burger added on top of it for only forty cents. (ENT: "Carpenter Street") In Benjamin Sisko's vision of 1950s Earth, writers for Incredible Tales were paid by the word for their articles. When Julius Eaton heard that Herbert Rossoff received four cents per word, he was outraged. Rossoff countered by claiming Eaton was lucky to get two cents per word. When Incredible Tales published Benny Russell's futuristic tale about Deep Space 9, he would have gotten three cents per word. However, the publisher canceled the issue and fired Benny because the main character of the story was a Negro. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")
  • thumb|Ligging in het Groot-Nirrerijk thumb|Cent, "poort tot de bruders"Cent is een kanton van het Groot-Nirrerijk. De hoofdstad is het gelijknamige Cent. Cent wordt ook wel de 'poort tot de Bruders' genoemd, vanwege zijn ligging aan de voet van het Brudergebergte. Tijdens de Derde Thyssalonische oorlog lag Cent in de vuurlinie. Hier vind je nog vaak oorlogsmonumenten terug. Categorie:Jamann Categorie:Kanton van het Groot-Nirrerijk
  • Cent är en valutaenhet i USA. Under 1969 efter SG-1 hade rest tillbaka i tiden så lånade Överste Jonathan J. O'Neill pengar av Lt George S. Hammond. När teamet hade återvänt till 1999 berättade Generalmajor Hammond till O'Neill hade han var skyldig honom 539 dollar och 50 cent. (SG1: "1969")
  • cent invariable [ˈsen] prononciations * l. : [ˈsen](?)Catégorie:prononciation à vérifier * rh. : [ˈsɛ̃ⁿ] 1. * cent 1. * cent (nombre) références * R1 : Mistral 1879Catégorie:ProvençalCatégorie:Languedocien, * R2 : Catégorie:Languedocien <a href="http://www.academiaoccitana.eu/diccionari/DGLO.pdf">http://www.academiaoccitana.eu/diccionari/DGLO.pdf</a> en ligne, Cantalausa 2002Catégorie:Languedocien, , , , Rei-Bèthvéder 2004Catégorie:GasconCatégorie:Gascon toulousain, , <a href="http://www.jfbrun.eu/lengadoc/lexoc.htm">http://www.jfbrun.eu/lengadoc/lexoc.htm</a> en ligneCatégorie:MontpelliérainCatégorie:languedocien, Alibert 1997Catégorie:Languedocien, 1. * REDIRECTION Chercher "cent" sur dicod'Òc (dictionnaires en ligne sur le site du Congrès permanent de la lenga occitana)
  • Un cent (¢) était une unité monétaire, utilisée par plusieurs États sur Terre, notamment aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique, où il correspondait à 1/100ème de dollar. ALERTE JAUNECET ARTICLE EST INCOMPLET N'hésitez pas à [ éditer] cette page pour le terminer. Des précisions sur les informations nécessaires à compléter peuvent figurer sur la page de discussion de l'article.Vous pouvez traduire le contenu figurant dans les autres versions linguistiques de Memory Alpha ou créer un texte original.
  • Ein Cent ist eine Untereinheit des Dollar. Im Jahr 1930 erhalten James Tiberius Kirk und Spock für ihre Arbeit im von Edith Keeler vermittelten Job 15 Cent pro Stunde. (TOS: ) Im Schriftstellergewerbe wird in Cent pro Wort bezahlt. Herbert Rossoff erhält für seine Arbeit bei Incredible Tales vier Cent pro Wort. Als Julius Eaton dies erfährt, möchte der mindestens drei Cent pro Wort für seine Arbeit. Doch Herb ist der Meinung, dass dessen Stories nicht einmal zwei Cent pro Wort wert sind. (DS9: )
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