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1. unrealised capital gain

2. Unpaid Family Members (working In An Establishment)

3. United Steelworkers Of America V. Weber (1979)

4. Underlying asset

5. unfinished office space

6. Unfunded Pension Plans

7. Underlying Stock

8. Uniform securities agent state law examination

9. US Treasury

10. Underfunded Plan

11. Uniform Customs and Practices (Brochure 500)

12. unit cost

13. Unique Items

14. Usury

15. unsecured loan

16. unseasoned issue

17. Unsolicited

18. Uniform Transfer-On-Death Securities Registration Act

19. Underlying Cost

20. U.S. gallon

21. urban development action grant

22. unbalanced

23. Unregulated Fishery

24. Up Transition Probability

25. Unannualized

26. Usance Letter of Credit

27. ultimatum

28. Universe of securities

29. Underlying investment

30. Uniform Sampling Fraction

31. unsubordinated debt

32. unacceptable

33. unified managed household account (UMHA)

34. UGA

35. use and occupancy insurance

36. Undercut

37. UGMA

38. use-based application

39. usurious

40. unlawful detainer

41. unity of possession

42. undersubscription

43. usurped power

44. unliquidated claim

45. UNODC

46. Underwriting Expense Ratio

47. Unistatus Annuity Rate

48. unitized fund

49. University of Michigan Survey of Consumers

50. Uninsured Motorist Clause

51. unauthorised unit trust

52. Unified tax credit

53. USB

54. unseaworthiness

55. UCITS III

56. utility patent

57. unlevered free cash flow

58. User Needs (for Statistics)

59. undisclosed spouse

60. Unzip

61. Untrigintillion

62. Uses Approach

63. Underweight

64. Utility revenue bond

65. US Prime Rate

66. Unconventional Oil

67. unbalanced improvement

68. uneconomic

69. utmost good faith

70. Ubo

71. UAH

72. unconditional settlement clause

73. Unlisted

74. Unregulated

75. UNSC

76. under contract

77. Underwriter Syndicate

78. urethane varnish

79. unlimited

80. U.S. Treasury Securities

81. Ultra Vires

82. Umbrella Insurance Policy

83. unit statistical card

84. unwind

85. Ultrafast Trading

86. utility easement

87. United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)

88. Unaffiliated Investments

89. ultimate oscillator

90. underwriters knot

91. umbrella liability insurance

92. Uruguay Round

93. Universe

94. Undisclosed Principal

95. U.S. Agency for International Development - USAID

96. ultimate strength

97. Univariate Distribution

98. Urbanization

99. Unearned Premiums

100. Underwriting

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nounan act of becoming larger ExamplesThere have been several increases in tax or tax increases in the last few years. • There is an automatic 5 per cent increase in price or price increase on January 1st. • Profits showed a 10 per cent increase or an increase of 10 per cent on last year.Usageincrease in the cost of livinga rise in the annual cost of livinga higher salary Examplesincrease in pay or pay increase • The government hopes to hold salary increases to 3 per cent.Usageshe had two increases last yearher salary went up twiceverbto grow bigger or higher ExamplesProfits have increased faster than the increase in the rate of inflation. • Exports to Africa have increased by more than 25 per cent. • The price of oil has increased twice in the past week.Usageto increase in priceto cost moreUsageto increase in size or valueto become larger or more valuableto make something bigger or higherUsagethe company increased her salary to £50,000the company gave her a rise in salary to £50,000"...turnover has the potential to be increased to over 1 million dollars with energetic management and very little capital" [Australian Financial Review]"...competition is steadily increasing and could affect profit margins as the company tries to retain its market share" [Citizen (Ottawa)]

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