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suspend
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suspend verb arrest, break off, bring to a standstill, bring to a stop, cease, check, defer, delay, desist, differre, discharge, discontinue, halt, hinder, hold in abeyance, innerfere with, intermit, intermittere, interrupt, lay aside, lay off, leave off, postpone, put off, remit, remove, shelve, stall, stay, stop, table, temporize
Associated concepts: suspend a license, suspend a sentence, suspend an employee, suspend payment, suspend the power of alienation, suspend the writ of habeas corpus
See also: abandon, abate, adjourn, arrest, balk, bar, cancel, cease, close, continue, debar, defer, delay, desist, discharge, discontinue, dismiss, disrupt, exclude, forestall, halt, hold up, impede, inhibit, interrupt, leave, negate, nullify, obstruct, palliate, pause, postpone, pretermit, procrastinate, prohibit, quit, recess, relax, remit, remove, revoke, stop, terminate, toll


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The government said it would hold a majority stake in the new bank and suspended trading in the shares of the two firms.
We plan to suspend the market for one day, and probably will reopen the market tomorrow,'' Ery Firmansyah, the president director of the Indonesia Stock Exchange, told Metro TV, after he suspended trading.
Russia's two leading stock markets suspended trading on Wednesday as stocks continued to fall sharply amid global market turmoil.
 
 
 
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