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Fifth letter of a Nasdaq stock symbol specifying that it is the third preferred bond of the company.

I

1. On a stock transaction table, a symbol indicating that a dividend was paid after a stock split.

2. A symbol appearing next to a bond listed on NASDAQ indicating that the bond is a company's third preferred bond. All NASDAQ listings use a four-letter abbreviation; if the letter "I" follows the abbreviation, this indicates that the security being traded is a third preferred bond.

i

Used in the dividend column of stock transaction tables to indicate that the dividend was paid after a stock dividend or split: Lehigh s.20i.
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The author, mastering the vast Gregorian corpus, has deftly shown that all these responsibilities flowed directly from Gregory I's theology and ascetical humility.
Gregory the Great: Ascetic, Pastor, and First Man of Rome
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ad Quran 10:26) and refers to it here and there in his own remarks, it yet contains a fair number of significant reports of al-Jubba i's Qur anic exegesis of which he takes no notice.
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Her Excellency the Minister in her speech at the ceremony expressed gratitude to all I's personnel commending their laudable efforts in reviving and boosting the media march in the Kingdom.
Minister Samira bin Rajab lauded the positive interaction among employees in the I's various departments and sections emanating from their keenness on the best job performance and doubling efforts and contributions in the service of our beloved Homeland.
IAA organizes Ramadan Ghabga and honors its retired employees
Jones' concluding remarks capture the profound significance for later English and British history of the Protestant culture that was born under the flexible religious policies that prevailed in Elizabeth I's long reign.
Norman L. Jones. The English Reformation: Religion and Cultural Adaptation
The rationale for the conclusion on the debt-shift issue seemed to be based on the Service's treatment of Upper-Tier I's transfer of the LTP interest as a division of Upper-Tier I.
FSA provides favorable guidance on liability allocation in partnership division. (Partners & Partnerships)
Kezar extends Fish's resistant reading to associate Samson's inwardness with the ars moriendi tradition (specifically Thomas Becon's The Sick Man's Slave, 1561), a tradition likewise employed by Charles I'S Eikon Basilike.
Dennis Kezar. Guilty Creatures: Renaissance Poetry and the Ethics of Authorship
Another (1983) argues for the importance of Gilbert Dugdale's eyewitness account of the extravagant pageant staged by London for James I's official entry into the City.
Practicing Renaissance Scholarship: Plays and Pageants, Patrons and Politics. (Reviews)
He refers misleadingly to Frederick, the Elector Palatine, James I's son-in-law, as becoming a Protestant martyr "quite soon" after he became a Protestant hero (9).
The Royal Image: Representations of Charles I
Accordingly, his book makes a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate about the British significance of the emergence of the Covenanting Movement in Scotland and the resultant termination of Charles I's personal rule in England.
An Uncounselled King: Charles I and the Scottish Troubles, 1637-1641

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