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- verb Present participle of
overweight .
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Examples
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I almost think you could underweight the rod and it would still be cast-able; in other words overweighting is entirely unnecessary (I think line manufacturers are doing a bit of that for us anyway) - I could turn over microscopic dries on a 10 foot leader with ease.
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"We welcome the start of an additional office development, given our positive stance on quality office space and British Land's robust positioning," he said in a note, adding that he continues to recommend "overweighting" stock in British Land and Land Securities.
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'Overweighting' Russia He is currently "overweighting" Russia against his benchmark and "underweighting" Brazil, India and China.
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I also think, Your Honor, that if you concluded that it was essential to avoid unfairness or some kind of overweighting of one county's vote over another county's vote, this court has within its equitable power, to have a statewide recount, if you concluded that that was necessary.
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They recommend "overweighting" bonds with CCC ratings, or holding a greater percentage of the debt than is contained in benchmark indexes.
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They recommend "overweighting" bonds with CCC ratings, or holding a greater percentage of the debt than is contained in benchmark indexes.
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Now before we look at the charts, we should note the many ways both the Dow and the rate of inflation have been massaged (or manipulated); weak stocks are pulled from the Dow 30 and replaced with stronger companies, and inflation has generally been under-reported by tricks such as overweighting "owner's equivalent rent" (some 40% of of the CPI calculation) and other suspect methods of calculation.
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"overweighting" bonds with CCC ratings, or holding a greater percentage of the debt than is contained in benchmark indexes.
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We're overweighting our emerging market as compared to its relative market weight.
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Dow Jones's analysis shows the overweighting toward the euro is the most-obvious issue.
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