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31high-yield debt — high yield debt/high yield bonds Also known as junk bonds. bonds rated by credit rating agencies as sub investment grade (in other words, below BBB in the case of Standard & Poor s or below BAA in the case of Moody s). They tend to be fixed rate …
32high-yield bonds — high yield debt/high yield bonds Also known as junk bonds. bonds rated by credit rating agencies as sub investment grade (in other words, below BBB in the case of Standard & Poor s or below BAA in the case of Moody s). They tend to be fixed rate …
33high-yield bond — high yield debt/high yield bonds Also known as junk bonds. bonds rated by credit rating agencies as sub investment grade (in other words, below BBB in the case of Standard & Poor s or below BAA in the case of Moody s). They tend to be fixed rate …
34high-sounding words — index bombast, fustian Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
35high-con|cept — «HY KON sehpt», adjective 1. composed of simple, dramatic elements that can be summarized in a few words: »The king of the high concept blockbuster film longed for recognition as an artist of the cinema. 2. a) designed according to an overriding… …
36High Hopes (chanson) — High Hopes Chanson par Pink Floyd extrait de l’album The Division Bell Pays Angleterre Sortie 30 mars 1994 Durée 8:30 Genre Rock prog …
37High-sounding — High sound ing, a. Pompous; noisy; ostentatious; as, high sounding words or titles. [1913 Webster] …
38high-level — [hī′lev′əl] adj. 1. of or by persons of high office or rank 2. in a high office or rank 3. designating a computer language, as BASIC or FORTRAN, making use of conventional (as English) words and requiring translation by a compiler or interpreter …
39High Windows (poem) — High Windows is a poem by Philip Larkin, published in the 1974 collection of the same name.It comprises 5 verses of 4 lines, and the rhyming scheme tightens as the poem progresses, from essentially unrhymed in verse one to abab by the final… …
40High Society (Porter Steele) — High Society is a multi strain melody, originally a march copyrighted in April 1901 by Porter Steele, which has become a traditional jazz standard. The piccolo obligatto is not found in Steele s first version of the song; it appears to originate… …
