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outstanding

Definition for outstanding

adjective as in noticeable, striking

adjective as in referring to an unpaid debt

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Based on the 117.5 million shares it had outstanding as of Sept. 30, that would translate to an earnings impact of about $11.75 million.

But he warned rolling out the changes must be "swift and sustained," adding "trust will only be rebuilt through action, and I will continue to press for progress on all my outstanding recommendations".

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CEO Charles Liang asserted the company was seeing “outstanding levels of customer engagement” for new products as well as “numerous key customers ramping large, multi-quarter, volume deployments.”

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Yet he thinks the roughly $400 billion outstanding balance of these loans was likely too small to deliver a big blow to banks and other financial institutions.

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It was an outstanding sophomore season, one that saw him become the first Dodgers center fielder in 13 years to hit better than .250 with at least 23 homers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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