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Meanings of trade at in English

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Usage of trade at in English
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British wholesale power prices currently trade at around 40 pounds per MWh.
Reuters
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US President continues outbursts and tirades on China trade at the G7.
Radio NZ
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Its shares trade at a discount to U.S. peers as a result.
Reuters
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Peers such as RELX trade at about 12 times expected core earnings.
Reuters
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Traffic and trade at the border, when it was open, was brisk.
News.com.au
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The former Cheetahs flyhalf is also currently plying his trade at Montpellier.
The South African
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Wilson learned his trade at Woburn Golf Club, just outside Milton Keynes.
The Irish Times
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Its peers trade at triple the valuations of most global securities houses.
Reuters
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But those stocks generally trade at steeper valuations, based on price-to-earnings ratios.
Reuters
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Big chemicals groups like BASF trade at about five times operating earnings.
Reuters
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Some, however, sleep all day, and ply their infamous trade at night.
The Secrets of the Great City / A Work Descriptive of the Virtue...
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And when you can't trade at but one place it's always dearer.
Across the Fruited Plain
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You know I never trade at any of those abominable department stores!
Under the Skylights
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Gilbert Fenton was not interested in the Liverpool trade at this particular crisis.
Fenton's Quest
15
But now new modern challenges are putting this trade at risk.
BBC
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Value stocks are stocks that trade at a value lower than their fundamentals.
Jamaica Observer
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