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Segregation

The practice of broker-dealers keeping securities for which a client has paid in full separate from securities the client has purchased on margin as well as from securities used as collateral on a margin account. Rule 15c3-3 requires segregation of these securities.

segregation

The safekeeping of a customer's securities in a separate location when the securities have been paid for in full. Segregated securities may not be commingled with the securities of the broker-dealer and they may not be used by the broker-dealer to collateralize loans. See also Rule 15c3-3.

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But unless and until someone actually develops and markets (or offers as freeware) such a cyber version of a segregated lettershift generator, the only alternative to the paper-and-pencil method would seem to be to try to construct a mechanical version of one along the lines of the mechanical traditional lettershift calculator described by Dave Morice in his book Alphabet Avenue.

Segregated Lettershifts

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Emphasizes that sex segregated programs are necessary, but

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Racially segregated schools prevent this from happening.

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The cancer differential: minorities in racially segregated urban areas at higher risk than whites

In response, the Marine Corps organized a racially segregated 900-man defense battalion--mostly from the South.

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While commending this move, Community Living Ontario supports a complete shift away from segregated facilities, including those that may be smaller in size but still present the same institutional barriers to natural support and inclusion.

CLO wants inquest into centre deaths

In 1968 only a little more than 20 percent of Latino students were enrolled in intensely segregated schools.

The future of Brown: fifty years ago, Brown v. Board of Education was one of the linchpins of a social revolution that ended Jim Crow. In many ways it was more successful at ending segregation in public life than it was in changing our schools. What is Brown's relevance for the next decade?

Many of those legends involved sports: a white athlete drafted by a black college, while coaches bragging about rushing out to sign up black players and even a basketball game between formerly segregated white and black schools paving the way to their integrated destinies.

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Because neighborhoods are often segregated," Frankenberg explains, "school systems [in those areas] tend to be segregated.

Racial equality: how far have we come in the 50 years since Brown v. Board of Education?

churches hold their services) is the most segregated hour of the week.

WCC heralds new leader

Board of Education, that segregated public schools were unconstitutional.

Separate is not equal: fifty years ago this May, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation in the nation's public schools was unconstitutional. It was a major victory in the long struggle for civil rights