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81Run On The Fund — A situation in which a hedge fund faces an increasing amount of redemptions, causing the fund managers to sell positions to meet the withdrawals. A run on the fund can happen for several reasons but is usually the result of poor performance from… …
82close-run — adj. Close run is used with these nouns: ↑thing …
83close in — Synonyms and related words: accost, advance, approach, appropinquate, approximate, bear down on, bear down upon, bear up, beleaguer, beset, besiege, blockade, bound, box in, cage, center, centralize, chamber, close, close up, close with, come,… …
84close its doors — to fail Used of a bank, although it will prudently close its doors every day at the close of business, in the hope of reopening them on the morrow: ... if the run persisted, cash reserves would be exhausted and FMA obliged to close its… …
85Run & Hide — Infobox ESC entry song = flagicon|Germany Run Hide caption = year = 2005 country = Germany artist = Gracia as = with = language = English languages = composer = David Brandes, Jane Tempest lyricist = John O Flynn conductor = place = 24th points …
86run — [1] The trail of a paint drip; a dribble of paint [2] To form a paint run which is usually caused by moving the spray gun too slowly or spraying too close to the panel surface thus causing an excessive build up of paint. [3] To start an engine… …
87run-off — {n.} A second election held to determine the winner when the results of the first one were inconclusive. * /The senatorial race was so close that the candidates will have to hold a run off./ …
88run-off — {n.} A second election held to determine the winner when the results of the first one were inconclusive. * /The senatorial race was so close that the candidates will have to hold a run off./ …
89run-off — noun A second election held to determine the winner when the results of the first one were inconclusive. The senatorial race was so close that the candidates will have to hold a run off …
90close-run — (of a contest or objective) won or lost by a very small margin. → close …
