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Discover Ludwig'sold out of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when something has been completely sold, usually at a retail store. For example, "The store was sold out of red shoes."
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One website claimed to have "sold out" of Lipitor® when the authors attempted to procure it.
"We completely sold out of everything.
Chemists sold out of valium.
"But they'd sold out of the cheapest".
"But we're sold out of that".
"We were sold out of things.
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Optimistic options traders once again sold out-of-the-money put options in the June contract.
He recruited big retailers that needed to sell out-of-season, refurbished and liquidated merchandise.
He sells out-of-the-money covered calls and naked puts.
Another way to sell out-of-the-way products is by offering truly enormous selections.
The government would sell out-of-the-money call options on its stockpiles.
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