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All-or-None Offering

The offering of a security in which the entire issue must be sold or the offering is void. The lead underwriter has the ability to cancel the offering if the entire issue is not sold. Most best effort deals are all-or-none offerings.
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all-or-none offering

A securities offering in which the entire issue must be sold or the securities will be withdrawn from distribution. With an all-or-none offering, no sale is considered final until the issuer has determined that the entire issue has been distributed.
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(7-10) Instead we want to reinforce the evidence-based and clinically relevant concept that psychosis exists on a definable continuum of human experience and to offer practitioners a clinical language of psychosis for assessing and treating psychotic symptoms that avoids unsupported all-or-none distinctions.
By utilizing real examples in a patient's life, CBT can help individuals recognize unhelpful thinking patterns such as overgeneralization, catastrophizing, seeing things in all-or-none terms, jumping to conclusions, selectively focusing on details rather than the big picture, and mind-reading the thoughts of others.
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By the 16th century, the church had "'sheared too much wool from the sheep.' Its doctrinal manipulations, complex reward and punishment schemes, and monopoly price discrimination combined to push certain consumers to the limits of their demands for the Church's product." Hence the market opening for Protestantism, which made "'all-or-none' offers, using an uncomplicated pricing scheme."
Researchers now believe there are degrees of psychopathic personality rather than it being an all-or-none character flaw.
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Allport seizes every opportunity to minimize the significance of common traits (those possessed to varying degrees by all of us) and to extol the virtues of individual traits (those which exist on an all-or-none basis and which truly set each of us off from the other, thus giving us uniqueness).
In many squid species, giant motor axons innervate extensive mantle fields composed of small-diameter, circular muscle fibers, and a single axonal impulse generates a powerful all-or-none twitch (3).
To overcome resistance, closures could follow the all-or-none approach of the Base Closure Commission, which works fairly well in closing unnecessary military bases.
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