The SEC ordered the move to decimalization on the theory it would make stock prices easier for investors to understand, and potentially open stock bidding and selling to more competition.
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The sheets are sold " open stock " _ piece by piece _ at prices from $ 5 . 99 for a twin to $ 21 . 99 for king-size.
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The "'Urals Automotive Plant "', Open Stock Company, (; Uralskiy Avtomobilnyi Zavod, "'UralAZ "') is a major Russian manufacturer of ZiS truck plant was evacuated from Moscow during World War II.
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On first down of their ensuring possession, Brister fired a pass to a wide open Stock, but he tried to turn upfield before securing the catch and it fell to the turf incomplete.
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Individual pieces, such as those needed as replacement pieces for broken dishes, can be procured from " open stock " inventory at shops, or from antique dealers if the pattern is no longer in production.
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Restaurant vehicles such as the B2 first class dining car and the B3 third class dining saloon had Stone's pattern ventilators above the fixed windows but this feature was not included in other open stock.
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When the two men asked Ms . Martin what would happen if a department store did not follow the off-limits list, she replied, " We would make threats such as cutting off their open stock reorders ."
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But rarely, if ever, has money been raised on the open stock market to fund just one movie which, according to a prospectus, may not get made, may not find a distributor and, of course, may not make a dime.
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Stewart, who had to miss all of Friday's final full day of practice to practice and qualify for Saturday night's NASCAR Winston Open stock-car race in Concord, North Carolina, was the only driver to beat Ray for the day's best speed on Wednesday.
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That is, at least in part, because after a decade of fast-paced economic integration it is hard to separate financial rescues from other foreign policy priorities the Bush administration puts higher on its agenda, like free trade, open stock and bond markets, even democracy.
