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Listed
Describing a security or derivative that is traded on an exchange. It contrasts with the term "over-the-counter."

list
To admit a security for trading on an organized exchange. In order to be listed, the security and the issuer must meet certain minimal standards established by the exchange. These standards may relate to assets, earnings, market value, and stock voting rights. Compare delist. See also Form S-1.


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We believed the building was of listable quality and, in fact, we were preparing a proposal for it to be listed, which at least would have given it pause for consideration.
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