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Deck

In futures and options, an informal term for open orders. Brokers have a deck they attempt to fill at the desired prices. A deck is the equivalent of a book on the equity market.
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Pick up a pink and white spotted deck-chair, only pounds 25 from Joules.
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And the second water seeped on board, he slipped on a life-jacket, jumped into the last small boat and kicked Hoddle back on to a deck-chair.
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The price of 10 swimming lessons for adults is likely to go up from pounds 34 to pounds 40, sports hall hire from pounds 25 to pounds 28 an hour and deck-chair hire from pounds 1.
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Weather permitting, people are invited to get their deck-chair early on the new bmibeach to watch the cultural event.
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