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Touchline
The highest price a buyer of a security is willing to pay and the lowest price a seller is willing to sell at a given time. The touch line, like the bid-ask spread, represents the best price available for a security. Generally speaking, the more liquid an asset is, the lower the bid-ask spread is. As a result, currency, which is considered the most liquid asset, has an extremely low bid-ask spread.


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A league source said: "The clubs are responsible for abuse from their own touch-line, which includes parents and supporters.
Byline: By LUKE TRAYNOR SPECIAL teams of spotters are patrolling junior football pitches to catch yob parents dishing out touch-line abuse.
Souness'previous FA discipli-nary hearing in October last year resulted in a three-match touch-line ban and a pounds 15,000 fine after he was sent off during Black-burn's 2-2 homed raw with Liver-pool two months earlier.
 
 
 
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