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Fill
The price at which an order is executed.
fill
To complete a customer's order to buy or sell a security. See also partial execution.
Fill
To conduct a trade such that it satisfies a client's order. That is, a broker fills an order when he/she makes the requested trade. The price at which an order is filled is called a fill price.


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And even though she's only run one marathon to date, Goucher has been elevated to queen bee status by a running community yearning for someone to fill shoes that have remained empty since Joan Benoit Samuelson was in her prime in the mid-1980s.
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In fact, that presents a bit of a problem, since I'm not sure how I can adequately fill shoes that Don seems to have enlarged a couple of sizes.
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The GM candidates should be lining up to fill shoes that small.
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