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Discover Ludwig'month-end close' is correct and usable in written English
It is a term used mainly in accounting and business to refer to the completion of a month's accounting and financial activities, such as verifying the accuracy of the financial statements and executing the required closing journal entries for the month. For example, "We need to complete the month-end close by the end of Friday."
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Hong Kong and Australia posted the biggest gains; financials rallied after October's end closed the book on one of the financial markets' worst months in history.
Twice's consumer-facing website and apps, meanwhile, will close by month-end, following an inventory-clearing sale and returns of unsold merchandise to the original owners.
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Scott said another concern of provosts, presidents and athletic directors is having college football's postseason fit in better with the academic calendar and end closer to Jan 1.
North Walsham market in Norfolk is set to close next month after 17 years, while Dereham closed in June, ending a history of 30 years.
Hours earlier, in London, the FTSE 100 sank to its lowest close since mid-January, ending 3 per cent in the red at 6159.51.
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Because the housing tax credit covered contracts signed through the end up April and closed through the end of June, this release indicates that sales were falling even before the tax credit expired.
That not every American show carries the day in London is proven by the fate of the Tony-winning 2009 Broadway revival of "Hair," which opened on the West End in April and closed prematurely on Saturday, a month before the end of its U.S. performers' contracts.
The Morrisons and Mr. Marciano signed a contract in January and closed at the end of February.
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