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Stop
1. An order to a broker to buy or sell a security at the best available price once a certain, stated price is reached. Suppose that price is $50. A stop order remains inactive until that security begins trading at $50, at which point the broker may fill the order at best price he/she is able to find. See also: Stop-limit order, Stop-loss order.

2. An order by the SEC to stop a new issue from taking place because of an omission or inaccuracy on its filing statement. See also: Deficiency letter.


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It would be paid for by delaying pounds 318,000worth of investment in housing and neighbourhoods by a year, and stopping payments for assistant executive members saving pounds 82,000.
Although lenders are a business, they are often sympathetic to your situation and might be able to help by deferring or temporarily stopping payments.
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