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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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It has already gone out to tender and the works will be undertaken probably from mid January to put the roof structure and covering back on.
Only Dempsey and O'Gara were covering back but the full-back showed them a clean pair of heels and Elissalde converted.
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