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Term
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By the powerful of that argument , [this must also follow] [more ...]
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knowledge from experience [more ...]
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expectations in advance [more ...]
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from which [more ...]
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from the beginning [more ...]
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Accredited means at least meeting or possibly exceeding any of the financial standards that the Securities and Exchange Commission has established under its Regulation D in defining the term accredited as applied to investors in the context of this term and Regulation D under the Securities Act, which provides a safe-harbor exemption for private placements, including some offerings made in whole or in part to accredited investors.
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Companies with at least $10 million in total assets and more than 500 unaccredited holders of capital stock or other securities are required to register the securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act, as amended by the JOBS Act.
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Accrued dividends are to dividend-bearing preferred stock what accrued interest is to a promissory note. In both cases, the term accrued and unpaid is used to indicate the amount owing pending the payment date.
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On the plaintiff rests the proving [more ...]
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guilty act [more ...]
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to the sky [more ...]
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for this [more ...]
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at the person [more ...]
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almost the same [more ...]
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on always [more ...]
