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Wave
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Wave
A short-term movement that goes against the general trend. For example, if the DJIA rallies on a given trading day but overall is in the midst of a prolonged bear market, the rally is called a wave against the bearish tide.
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Referee Colin Brown decided the goal should stand, waving aside the protests of Jim Jefferies' visitors.
Football: Rob has Killie wall in a fury; Raith 2 Kilmarnock 1 by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
REFWATCH IAN FYFE missed one or two free-kicks but generally got the big things right - including waving aside Steven Robb's second-half penalty claim - and produced yellow only once, for Derek Lilley, in a decent display.
Football: ROOKIE BOSS IS GOUGH TO FLIER; LIVINGSTON ............1 ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
And the pounds 285,000 house Kirstie and Phil bought instantly, waving aside all protests was huge, beautiful with five bedrooms with a cottage in the back garden thrown in.
TV review: No real insight to the game by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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