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Reserve

Funds set aside to cover future expenses, losses, or claims. To retain; to keep in store for future or special use; to postpone to a future time.A legal reserve is a monetary account required by law to be established by insurance companies and banks as protection against losses.

A trial court reserves a point of law by setting it aside for future consideration and allowing the trial to proceed as if the question had been resolved, subject to alteration of the judgment in the event the court en banc decides the question differently.

reserve

v. to keep for oneself a right or a portion of the real property when transferring (conveying) a parcel of real estate to another. (See: reservation)

reserve

noun assets, cache, conservation, copia, fund, means, provision, resource, resources, stock, store, storehouse, supply
Associated concepts: accumulated reserve, held in reserve, insurance reserve, legal reserve, minimum reserves, preeium reserve, reserve funds, reserve valve, reserved powers

reserve

verb accumulate, amass, bank, bespeak, cache, create a fund, deposit, earmark, except, garner, hide, hoard, hold, hold back, keep, keep back, keep in reeerve, keep on hand, lay away, maintain, preselect, put aside, reponere, retain, save, set apart, set aside, shelve, stock pile, store, store away, store up, withhold
Associated concepts: reserve an interest, reserve one's rights

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14% of males) who underwent CCTA, ICA, and invasive FFR measurement.

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When analyses were further stratified by age, the heightened risk of diabetes related to a greater relative number of FFR persisted among younger adults aged 20-64 residing in areas with a high volumes of FFR (Table 2).

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This orientation, evident during the Chicago years, carried over into his involvement with FFR and later its think-tank successor, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (Kelly 1981).

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Second, FFR futures market data show that the market mostly correctly predicted increases in the FFR on the days preceding the meetings and as far as three months in advance.

Monetary policy tightening and long-term interest rates

There is no absolute cut-off point at which FFR becomes abnormal; rather, there is a smooth transition, with a large gray zone of transition8.

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This testing is conducted on the time period that begins one year before and extends to one year after the SEC's acknowledgement of FFR through the issuance of an Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Release.

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As part of the s5-Revo and s5-FFR market introduction, Volcano is also launching Volcano TLC, a comprehensive on-site education program available to current and future Volcano customers, targeted to increase IVUS and FFR awareness and build staff proficiency with these new integrated systems.

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Figure 2 displays lagged values of the FFR (with the FFR lag length in months in parentheses) versus broad occupational categories.

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The author replaces the money base as the policy instrument with the FFR by appealing to empirical evidence that base velocity is a stable function of the FFR.

Is the Taylor rule really different from the McCallum rule?

Seed of 35 commonly grown soft red winter wheat cultivars (FFR 522, FFR 524, FFR 518, FFR 555W, FFR 566, Saluda, Cardinal, Becker, Shelby, Patton, Foster, Terral LA 422, Pocahontas, Jackson, Roane, Pioneer 2684, Pioneer 2691, Pioneer 2580, Pioneer 26R61, Pioneer 2643, Pioneer 26R24, Coker 9474, Coker 9766, Coker 983, Coker 762, Coker 9803, Coker 9704, Coker 9663, Coker 9835, NC Neuse, AGS 2000, SS550, SS520, and Sisson) and 17 advanced breeding lines (NC96-13141, NC96-7197, NC96-13965, NC96-14439, NC96-13129, NC96-13155, VA96W-270, VA96W-346, USG 3408, USG 3209, Pioneer XW681, Pioneer XW682, D95-7763, B93-0390, AR494B-2-2, AR584A-3-1, AR656-5-1, and GA90524-E35) were obtained directly from the respective breeding programs that produced the cultivars and lines (Table 1).

Postulation of leaf rust resistance genes in selected soft red winter wheats. (Crop Breeding, Genetics & Cytology)

We have accepted the decision of the French doping commission,' FFR chairman Bernard Lapasset said.