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Elect

The conversion of a conditional order into a market order.

Elect

To order a broker to change a stop limit order or a stop order to a limit order or a market order.

elect

To convert a stop limit order or a stop order to a limit order or a market order.
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In the 2018 elections, women candidates dominated across the nation, once more proving that women are electable, partially supported by women voters.
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The persistence of the electable and the no-name winner in the system are obviously not Imran's concern.
Hostage to numbers
But having crafted a neoliberal agenda that made their parties electable in the 1990s and beyond, they apparently believed their work was done: That the shift to the Right was both unidirectional - you could never shift Left - and unique - they would never have to shift again.
We were told Corbyn was 'unelectable'. His fightback shows he's anything but
Why then are both candidates peddling the same radical left agenda when neither would be electable among south-east England voters?
Labour's struggle
Mr Corbyn is clearly happiest when talking to extremists who believe in overthrowing capitalism, mass industrial action and street protest, than he is in taking on the Tories and making the Labour Party electable.
Corbyn most at home in extremist circles
5) Jeremy Corbyn won't establish a National Investment Bank, nor anything else, because he is not electable.
Taking issue with policy; Letters
But it is not a ringing endorsement to say he is as electable as Ed Miliband because Miliband was never electable at all.
Principles need power to win us a better Britain; Sunday Mail OPINION
LABOUR needs to take swift action to get the party into a strong and electable position, Newcastle City Council leader Nick Forbes has urged.
Call for 'swift action'
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A man or woman of substance that could make the party electable. The electorate see Labour as a farce.
Labour has lacked leadership for ages
A throwback to the early 1980s, he stands for almost every policy Labour jettisoned 30 years ago in order to become electable.
Corbyn, Trump, and the Quest for Political Authenticity
Labour say they just want a leader who will be electable come 2020.
Corbyn won't let Tories off leash

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