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Meanings of cds in English

A way of speech used by parents, particularly mothers, when talking to toddlers and infants.

A contract where the buyer of the swap makes regular payments to the seller and in return receives a payoff in case the debtor of the underlying financial instrument defaults.

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Usage of cds in English
1
Wellington based jazz woodwind player and educator talks about his many recently released cds.
Radio NZ
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Banks say the CDS market is too small to influence debt prices.
The Irish Times
3
Describes the history of CDs and how they've affected the record business.
The new yorker
4
CD-R recorders usually are used to create permanent archives or bootable CDs.
Backup & recovery
5
All listened to the CDs each night at bedtime for 30 days.
Wired
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Computer firms have long railed against pirated software and CDs in China.
The Irish Times
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In the late 80s when the new format of CDs came out.
The new yorker
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This raises questions about the validity of the whole muni CDS market.
Reuters
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Their training continues at home with CDs, Internet-based tutorials and remote supervision.
The Irish Times
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CDS play a much more prominent role in the corporate bond market.
Reuters
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Wired.com: Are you looking ahead to a day when CDs are dead?
Wired
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Additionally, CDS liquidity for Alcoa is trading in the second regional percentile.
Reuters
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Growth in the digital business cannot adjust the losses with the CDs.
Wired
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Single-name CDS contracts are all but non-existent in the Chinese high-yield market.
Reuters
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Neither Dylan nor Sony, which distributes his CDs in France, have commented.
The Irish Times
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Banks are assigned positions on the committee based on CDS trading volumes.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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