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alligator
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alligator
An option spread in which the commissions are so large a part of any potential profit that the investor gets eaten alive. Obviously, alligator spreads are of greater benefit to the broker than to the investor.


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Chinese alligators are among the most vocal crocodilians, and their thunderous, seemingly tone-deaf chorus is
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Currently there are more than 120 alligators breeding in a wider area than five years ago, Wang Chaolin of the Chinese Alligators Protection Nature Reserve, in eastern Anhui Province, told Xinhua news agency.
China's wild alligators to double in 10 years by AFP / AFP Global Edition
But there were no such problems with a couple of Chinese alligators.
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