1. " Issuing rights to the existing shareholders. "
2. " The distributive capacity of stockbrokers."
3. "Encouraging new entrepreneurs."
4. "Demands for new issues from the public"
The distributive capacity of stockbrokers.
"1. "innovative; communicator"
2. "enchanting; leaders"
3. "disingenuous; victims"
4. "exigent; exploiters"
5. "tragic; sufferers"
disingenuous; victims
"1. "tenets; fixation"
2. "aspects; inhibitions"
3. "institutions; inhibitions"
4. "organs; tradition"
5. "departments; repulsion"
tenets; fixation
"1. " A careful scrutiny of a new issue proposal. "
2. " Managing successful flotation of new issues."
3. "Ensuring the purchase of a certain amount of a new issue a fixed price."
4. "Writing reports on materializing the expected sale to the public"
Ensuring the purchase of a certain amount of a new issue a fixed price.
"1. "It closes the way for companies to convert come their reserves to their capital. "
2. "It is always offered at a lower price than the running market price of the already trading shares of the company."
3. "The discount in price that it offers is in the form of a bonus to the shareholders"
4. "It is open to an existing public limited corporation not a new cone"
It closes the way for companies to convert come their reserves to their capital.
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1. "I must run fast to catch up with him."
2. "Our team scored a goal against the run of play."
3. "You can’t run over him like that."
4. "The newly released book is enjoying a popular run."
5. "This film is a run-of-the-mill production."
You can’t run over him like that.
"1. "The police fired a round of tear gas shells."
2. "The shop is located round the corner."
3. "We took a ride on the merry-go-round."
4. "The doctor is on a hospital round."
5. "I shall proceed further only after you come around to admitting it."
I shall proceed further only after you come around to admitting it.
"1. "Low salaries and poor infrastructures of schools."
2. " Increase in the number of schools"
3. "The increase in the number of pass-outs from the teacher training institutes."
4. "The define of spiritualism in teachers"
Low salaries and poor infrastructures of schools.
"1. "After the long hike our knees were beginning to buckle."
2. "The horse suddenly broke into a buckle."
3. "The accused did not buckle under police interrogation."
4. "Sometimes, an earthquake can make a bridge buckle."
5. "People should learn to buckle up as soon as they get into the car."
The horse suddenly broke into a buckle.
"1. "It results in the suppression of their hidden talents."
2. "It kills the creation of a new power-thought among them."
3. " It defines a favorable atmosphere for them to develop their skills."
4. "It suppresses their ability to cope with classroom teaching"
It kills the creation of a new power-thought among them.
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