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Legitimate
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Legitimate
Used in the context of general equities. Real interest in trading as compared to a profile stance. See: Natural.

Legitimate
Describing a security or trade in which a prospective buyer intends to buy without any illegal intentions, such as price manipulation.


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Rose, supra note 156, at 883-84 (describing participation as a "particularly venerable legitimator of local government," and recalling that "the Antifederalists .
The primary legitimator from Liverpool lore is comic entertainer Arthur Askey, whose image is exploited by both the Duke and Antonio.
Thus tablets inscribed to dead West Indian planters--purchased by mail order and shipped perilously abroad--confirmed that the dead had not died and gone to heaven, but rather to an England that they had never really left and that remained an unchanging legitimator of the cultural project the planters had been furthering.
 
 
 
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