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Transitioning temperature point where liquid turns solid. Each liquid compound and element has a unique point. For example, at normal atmospheric pressure that point for pure water is 0

Repeat air-traveler. Typically a member of an airline mileage program. Also refer to frequent lodger.

This is a term used for an entity, be it an individual or group or organization used to inhibit the identification of an owner or member of another company or organization. In

Borrower payment to the mortgage broker. Contrast to lender-paid backend fees.

1. In Psychology, it is satisfaction of reaching a goal, the euphoria of success and achievement. 2. In Retail, it is the completion of picking inventoried product to satisfy a customer’s order,

Sometime illegal stance of Producer or supplier insistence that a dealer carry a full product line range. Not considered illegal if business need reason is legitimate .

Ordinary theft or burglary insurance policy. Unavailable to retail stores or hotels. Includes casual theft and other dishonest activities.

Visible or invisible (1) inorganic or organic liquid evaporations, (2) incomplete combustion exhaust, like from a gasoline engine, (3) chemical reaction exhaust, (4) heated metals or metallic compounds exhaust of submicroscopic particulate

Functional activity categorized by purpose.

Recognized as being uniform, exchangeable, and a worthwhile substitute. Applies in the economy as cash for cash, corn for corn, and gold for gold. Any commodity to be traded on a commodity

Agreement to buy or sell a commodity, financial instrument, or security, on a stated future date, at a specified price; made binding when conducted on-the-fly, on-the-trading-floor. Standardized agreements for quantity, quality, delivery

The operation, maintenance, and security of a place of business done by an external party.

Equipment that rarely fails because it is used often and is backed up automatically. Nothing is 100% safe so its preferred to say fault tolerant.

A TECHNICAL ANALYSIS charting figure depicting a declining securities price or index value over time, with everlower resistance levels, generally considered to be a bearish signal. Also known as DESCENDING TOP. See

An additional insurance for farming issues like livestock or equipment.

1. a wealthy campaign donor. 2. a rich person.

FDIC approved lenders with issues. Many factors are on this list.

A computer system done by the federal reserve that transfers account balances and government securities. Refer to culpeper switch.

A loan that the FHA insres and is approved by a lender with FHA regulations.

Instructions for making a small change in a contract that doesn’t change the amount or dates.