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Runoff

Used for listed equity securities. Series of trades printed on the ticker tape that occur on the NYSE before 4:00 p.m., but are not reported until afterwards due to heavy trading that makes the tape late.

Runoff

A situation on the NYSE in which a trade is not reported on a ticker tape until after the end of the trading day because trading volume is so heavy for a security that the ticker quotes are delayed by a significant amount of time. This was fairly common before electronic tickers were used, but has become largely a non-issue because electronic tickers announce prices in real time. See also: Tape is Late.

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Gaustad made the runoff with 37.1 and 31.8 percent respectively.

47 judges elected; 25 runoffs set

"It's typical that people don't show up to the polls on runoff election days," said Jammye Timmons, the county and district clerk for King County.

In these four Texas counties, no one voted in the Democratic primary runoffs

Insurance and reinsurance companies go into runoff for varying reasons: the results from particular lines are unprofitable, the company changes its business strategy or needs to focus more on chosen core business lines.

End of the line: when insurance companies find some lines unprofitable or want to change their strategy, they often turn to runoffs

In many situations, instant runoff voting (IRV) can be an especially cost-effective way to increase participation among all voters.

Bringing the election to the voters with instant runoff voting

Many legislatures have recently considered implementing instant runoff voting.

Instant runoff voting: a cure that is likely worse than the disease

The primary concern of Bullock and Johnson is the alleged effects of the runoff system.

Runoff Elections in the United States

Republicans had only a Texas Supreme Court race (Debra Lehrmann beat Rick Green) on their statewide runoff ticket.

Analysis: The anemic state of democracy in Texas

The winner of the runoff will be sworn in at the Bar's June Annual Convention.

Masters joins the Board of Governors; Bopp, Greenlee in 13th Circuit runoff

Recommended as an option in the Eighth Edition of the National Civic League's Model City Charter, instant runoff voting has been used for decades for national and local elections in Ireland and Australia and recently was adopted for mayoral elections in London and Wellington, New Zealand.

Success for instant runoff voting in San Francisco

The initial abstraction term [I.sub.a] accounts for interception, infiltration, and surface storage prior to runoff. It is frequently assumed, based on an empirical relationship presented by NRCS, that the initial abstraction [I.sub.a] is a fixed portion of S:

Runoff index values for frozen soil areas of the Pacific Northwest

The main concentration of this study is to apply the SCS method for identifying the surface runoff of watersheds and thenceforward use functional data analysis for predicting the surface runoff pattern of each watershed in the form of fitted smooth curve.

Runoff potentiality of a watershed through SCS and functional data analysis technique

One of the biggest challenges, however, is how to identify runoff reinsurers.

Running off with the cash

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