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Across the boardMovement or trend in the stock market that causes all stocks in all sectors to move in the same direction.
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Across the boardThe involvement of, or affect on, everyone or everything in an industry or company.
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Across the boardA program that is broadcast at the same timeperiod every day (see Strip).
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Across the boardDefinition Applying to all items in a group in approximately the same way, such as when nearly all stocks move in the same direction on a given day.
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Across the boardA term that many venues and suppliers use to refer to pricing that includes all hidden fees such as taxes and gratuities. This is the all inclusive price. (i.e. Your food and beverage will cost $29/pe [..]
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Across the boardA bet on a horse to win, place and show. If the horse wins, the player collects three ways; if second, two ways; and if third, one way, losing the win and place bets. Actually three wagers.
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Across the boardTerm used by meeting planners to refer to the all inclusive price, covering all hidden fees (i.e., taxes and gratuities).
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Across the boardATB Affecting everyone or everything in a group.
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Across the boardWagering on a horse to Win, Place or Show.
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Across the boardA method of wagering on a horse to win, place and show.
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Across the boardwagering on a horse to win, place, and show
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Across the boardA market-wide movement or trend that affects nearly all stocks and sectors. The term originates from the big board used historically in the NYSE for marking price movements.
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Across the boardA bet on one horse to win, place, and show.
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Across the boardA bet on a horse to win, place and show. If the horse wins, the player collects three ways; if second, two ways; and if third, one way, losing the win and place bets.
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Across the boardBetting on a horse to win, place, and show.
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Across the boardWhere (particularly US horse racing) win, place and show pools are offered, this is a bet of equal stakes on each outcome.
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Across the boardA phrase mostly-used in horse racing to refer to a specific type of wager. In the case of horse racing, it is a short-odds bet that a horse will win first, second, or third place.
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Across the board
(idiomatic) pertaining to all categories or things
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Across the boardMovement or trend in the stock market that causes all stocks in all sectors to move in the same direction.
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