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Fill
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Fill
An executed order. Also, the price at which an order is executed.

Fill
To conduct a trade such that it satisfies a client's order. That is, a broker fills an order when he/she makes the requested trade. The price at which an order is filled is called a fill price.

fill
To complete a customer's order to buy or sell a security. See also partial execution.


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Closing track "The Delusion of Man" features almost no vocals, a solid five minutes of blown-speaker drum fills bulldozing through tangled guitar solos so powerful they could conjure tidal waves, or, you know, make me feel less bad about being broke.
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Using the Wii-mote and nunchuck, players can do anything from conduct an orchestra to rock out a hair-metal guitar solo, play a flute or create a drum fill Keith Moon would've been proud of.
 
 
 
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