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Cover
The amount above UNITY of a debt service ratio.

Short Cover
The act of buying a security one has previously sold short in order to close a position. In order to make a profit on a short cover, one must buy the security at a price less than the price at which one sold it. It is also simply called a cover.

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All the hits from recent record Chasing Lights were there to keep the fans happy and with the girls showcasing new tracks such as the funk and heavy bassline-filled One Shot alongside a medley of cover tracks including Rihanna's Shut Up and Drive, Katy Perry's I Kissed A Girl and Pinks recent smash So What they showed us why we really Just Cant Get Enough of Britain's newest girl band.
And as the foursome launched into a number of new and cover tracks, screams echoed around the Arena.
And as the foursome launched into a number of new and cover tracks screams echoed around the arena.
 
 
 
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