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When I click the play button the video not playing.
Here is what you are missing.
Notice the autoplay="autoplay" attribute.
And then the loop attribute.
The loop attribute tells the browser to play the video repeatedly without having to click the play button.
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The U.S. dollar has recouped some of the losses it suffered during the worst of the crisis.
By Marion Rajorie
LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar has regained some of the ground it lost as it dragged on from a steep selloff last year and a sharp decline in the price of oil, to score its best start in a decade on Thursday.
The U.S. currency extended gains to hit as high as $1.3630 against the yen - its strongest level since May 2010 - in Asia on Thursday and then eased slightly as the dollar index, a measure of the greenback versus six major rivals, turned positive.
The greenback is seen as a haven currency during the euro zone debt crisis and it has held up against the euro and the yen in 2014, partly because of a recovery in world equity markets.
It has also held up against the Chinese yuan. But the Asian currency has been buoyed by the Chinese government's decision to allow its currency to trade more freely.
U.S. stocks are set to open higher on Thursday, with the Dow Jones industrial average predicted to open at its highest since November 2007.
The dollar's strength was also boosted by a rise in commodity prices, helping the U.S. to clinch a deal with the Federal Reserve that effectively shields the U.S. economy from a rapid rise in the price of oil.
Investors were disappointed when the Fed left interest rates unchanged at its conclusion of the two-day policy meeting on Wednesday be359ba680
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