Step aside

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Step aside

Allow a block to trade at a price at which you do not care to participate in the trade.

Step Aside

To allow a block trade to occur because one does not wish to make a better bid or offer.

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With the self-satisfaction of a man on parade, he stepped lightly with his muscular legs as if sailing along, stretching himself to his full height without the smallest effort, his ease contrasting with the heavy tread of the soldiers who were keeping step with him.

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Step by step she went up, dragging herself by the railing.

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D'Artagnan, as we have said, perceived a hole in that place and in this hole the steps of a winding staircase.

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Be that as it may, it always seemed to me that I moved with greater speed and agility within Pellucidar than upon the outer surface--there was a certain airy lightness of step that was most pleasing, and a feeling of bodily detachment which I can only compare with that occasionally experienced in dreams.

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He came to the stone steps leading upward to the higher level.

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He mounted the steps, and, seizing a rafter with either hand, he swung himself up into the garret.

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He had not far to go; he knew indeed how many steps it was from the gate of his lodging house: exactly seven hundred and thirty.

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And I step aside--see here--and leave you and Jim alone.

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When she wakes she can sup." And he made some steps toward the door.

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We will not pretend to accompany the travellers step by step in this tremendous mountain scramble, into which they had unconsciously betrayed themselves.

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A few steps beyond the mouth of the opening it was pitch dark.

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Bide thee awhile till I get me a staff." So saying, he threw aside the rose that he had been holding all this time, thrust his sword back into the scabbard, and, with a more hasty step than he had yet used, stepped to the roadside where grew the little clump of ground oaks Robin had spoken of.