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Type
The classification of an option contract as either a put or a call.

Type
One of two kinds of option contract. In other words, a type is either a call or a put.


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Having learned from my patients with the blood type diet, I already knew that Dr.
Naturally they got to know each other much better during all those car rides, and discovered they had much in common: a love for books, grandchildren the same age, Christian faith, and--the same blood type and matching antigens.
Blood type A: Antigen A - Antibody B - Can be transfused to: A, AB * Blood type B: Antigen B - Antibody A - Can be transfused to: B, AB * Blood type AB: Antigen A and Antigen B - No Antibody - Can be transfused to: AB * Blood type O: No Antigen - Antibody A and Antibody B - Can be transfused to: A, B, AB, O I assume that you have understood all of the above things, so we can move on right away.
 
 
 
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