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collateral
adjective as in indirect, secondary
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But the special master appointed to oversee the sale preferred Elliott’s because it included a settlement with bondholders who asserted collateral rights over Citgo.
The October controls were a major sticking point in trade talks between Beijing and Washington, and Sejourne said that Europe was both a "collateral victim" of their trade tensions, and "directly targeted" itself.
The private-sector loan didn’t get off the ground as banks awaited guidance from the Treasury Department on what collateral and guarantees they could use to shield them from losses, The Wall Street Journal previously reported.
With Firefish, bitcoin borrowers lock their bitcoin as collateral in wallets, while investors fund these loans for yield.
The company’s new management team has also been probing its accounting practices, and said it found evidence of doctored invoices and double-pledged collateral.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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