Similar words: block in, locking, flocking, blocking, interlocking, mocking, docking, knocking. Meaning: v. 1. close with or as if with a tight seal 2. place in a place where something cannot be removed or someone cannot escape.
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31. The state can regulate the market through the efficient futures market, and firms can hedge against risks and lock in the market value of sugar.
32. She is recommending shippers lock in capacity now with guarantees before space becomes scarce.
33. I moved to the second one, still no lock in there. Are customers here like to vandalize public properties too?
34. Never turn a profit into a loss. If you are using a stop loss order, then raise your stop loss so as to lock in a profit.
35. Wilson is advising shippers and logisticians to be proactive in preparing for the recovery. She is recommending shippers lock in capacity now with guarantees before space becomes scarce.
36. That in part reflects the surge in capital flooding into the region as investors turn their backs on the uncertainties of developed countries to lock in gains from fast-growing Asia.
37. "If growth is slowing, yields are likely to fall, so people want to lock in higher yields now," said Marc Chandler,[http://sentencedict.com/lock in.html] senior currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
38. High carbon steel blade, cutting edges induction quenched, a lock in the middle part Dip - ped handle.
39. DEADLOCK _ TIMEOUT 60 # Max time to wait of lock in distributed env.
40. Ah, this has to do with holographic manipulations and emotionally charged scarring that lock in such thought-form from long ago.
41. It contains a fireproof lining to extinguish cigarettes and lock in odour.
42. If you are using a stop loss order, then raise your stop loss so as to lock in a profit.
43. Oatmeal. It's a a natural anti-inflammatory agent that helps regulate your skin's pH balance to soothe and lock in moisture.
44. In this paper, the calibration method for lock in amplifier is described.
45. In a volatile market, it really helps to be able to lock in prices.
46. Hoping to lock in policies backed by a pro-business administration, poultry farmers are seeking an exemption for the smelly fumes produced by tons of chicken manure.
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