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a plan for dealing with a future event or situation that might cause problems
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if you hedge a financial risk, you protect yourself against it, for example with futures or options
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a company that is at least half-owned by another company
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non-conformist and independent thinker
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the current of thought of the majority
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a person who is given an award for outstanding achievement
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overwhelming, amazing, shocking
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to do sth although it is unlikely to succeed
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in conflict, disagreement
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to succeed despite not having a good chance of succeeding
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to not be important, to not change a situation or result
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a poor chance of succeeding
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small things of various kinds without much value
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odds are in someone's favors empezar lección
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someone is very likely to succeed
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chance would be a fine thing empezar lección
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sth you would like to happen is very unlikely
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they don't stand a chance empezar lección
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they cannot possibly achieve it
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it's the luck of the draw empezar lección
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the result of sth cannot be controlled and depends on chance
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to suddenly have a lot of unexpected luck
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the outcome of a situation is uncertain and any result is equally likely
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boom, a good situation to make money
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empezar lección
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an order of a government prohibiting the departure of commercial ships from its ports
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very awkward, complicated, confusing situation
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someone wealthy, successful
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an expert in a particular subject who is frequently called upon to give their opinions to the public
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empezar lección
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rapidly rising prices in a particular sector, followed by a rapid collapse
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empezar lección
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a huge reduction in the amount of credit available for banks to lend
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empezar lección
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the removal of many government controls from an industry or sector
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to become insolvent - unable to pay debts
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empezar lección
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the interest rate that commercial banks charge their most creditworthy borrowers
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empezar lección
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a decline in business activity lasting several months- officially six moths or more
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empezar lección
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pooling financial assets which produce a cash flow, converting them into securities, and selling them to investors, in order to get liquidity
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