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feb
1. for the special date you are anticipating Feb 14th will turn out to be, this year!
2. In a recent rereading of an earlier article under the title of “Cain and Abel,” by Elie Wiesel, within a periodical called Bible Review (Feb
3. and Public Works committees have released draft legislation (Feb
4. “That is why on Feb 19th Senator Rockefeller, joined by seven of his Democratic colleagues, wrote to
5. the House of Commons standing committee of public accounts on Feb
6. However, the House Energy and Commerce and the Senate Environment and Public Works committees have released draft legislation (Feb
7. ―That is why on Feb 19th Senator Rockefeller, joined by seven of his Democratic colleagues, wrote to Administrator Jackson on their concern with the tailoring rule and the endangerment finding
8. I had signed up for the old man’s, one-day, much easier, exam given once a year in Feb
9. 30 employees on Dec 1st of 2002, by the time Feb rolled around
10. I accepted an offer of representation from LJK Literary Management on March 28 and now I'm working with Danielle Perez at NAL and looking forward to a release in Feb, 2012
11. Europeans also believe that Feb
12. It was on a romantic Feb 2007
13. to give you an idea of our success rate, in Feb 2009 we had 18 trades and
14. Clinic of the Institute for Human Adjustment on Feb
15. The bearish reversal candlestick formation was spotted on Feb 15
16. FCL was spotted a bearish reversal candlestick formation on 29 Feb
17. Interview with novelist Kurt Vonnegut, "In These Times," by its editor, Joel Bleifuss, Feb
18. See the tropical prequel to this tale, “Cocktails on the Street of Bones”, in the Twit Publishing Dieselpunk Anthology (scheduled for release in Feb 2014) with even more stories to come
19. 41 Health Centers of the Future Feb
20. 48 Revelation Health Feb
21. (Sowing time –April - May in the hilly area and Feb - March in the plains)
22. Their deliverance is celebrated in the Jewish festival of Purim in Feb or March (the 14th of Adar in the Jewish calendar), commemorating Esther, who saved the Jews from destruction in 473 BC during the Persian occupation
23. yes, I know the history that Feb 14 was the birthday of St
24. However, since the Feb 2001 site update, a newer form of
25. Boron can be added in the form of FeB
26. (FI/12/96-97 2nd Feb 1996-
27. The studies from Women's Institution report in Feb 2004 concluded that women who
28. I am constrained to call attention to an article appearing in the Octographic Review, Feb
29. , Feb 12th 2001 I was in Operations Command with some of my colleagues
30. Trader A might say to Trader B, “Hey, why don’t we put on the Feb
31. 65–70 call spread?” Trader B looks and sees that the Feb
32. 65 calls have an open interest of 3,000 and the Feb
33. We said the stock was $85, so she’s effectively now short Feb
34. And it’s important to note, she can completely lock in the trade by purchasing as many Feb
35. Notice how December and January implied volatility was sold off far harder than Feb:
36. So, on January 19, 1990, with the stock at 52-5/8, we may have bought the Feb 50 calls @ 3-1/4 and the Feb 55 puts @ 2-5/8
37. With the stock at 52-5/8 on that day, we would have sold the Feb 50 calls @ 2-5/8 and the Feb 55 puts @ 2-3/8, a net loss of 15%
38. So, on January 19, 1990, with the stock at 44-3/4, we may have bought the Feb 45 calls @ 5/8 and the Feb 45 puts @ 1-1/2, for a net cost of 2-1/8
39. For example, suppose XYZ is 50, the Jan 50 call costs 2, and the Feb 50 call costs 2 3/4
40. One might feel that the Feb 50 is the better buy, even if both have the same implied volatility (i
41. The excess time value premium that one pays for the February call, and the resultant lower delta that it has, both combine to limit the profits of the Feb 50 call vis-a-vis the Jan 50 call
42. A market maker who wanted to determine the market for a spread involving the Jan 45 Call and Feb 40 Call would see that the quotes were diagonally located relative to each other on this screen
43. (2009, 3th Feb
44. (2008, 24th Feb
45. by 1 Grey Fox 0—2—3"; they are not now found here; and in his ledger, Feb, 7th, 1743, Hezekiah Stratton has credit "by 1/2 a Catt skin 0—1—4-1/2"; of course, a wild-cat, for Stratton was a sergeant in the old French war, and would not have got credit for hunting less noble game
46. , 1773, until Feb
47. SAYCE, in Academy, Feb
48. Sayce writes to the Academy of Feb
49. Flood in the valley of the Ohio, Feb
50. —, —, different character of the two sides, in the tornado of Mayfield, Feb
