I. stock [stɒk] N
| I | stock |
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| you | stock |
| he/she/it | stocks |
| we | stock |
| you | stock |
| they | stock |
| I | stocked |
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| you | stocked |
| he/she/it | stocked |
| we | stocked |
| you | stocked |
| they | stocked |
| I | have | stocked |
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| you | have | stocked |
| he/she/it | has | stocked |
| we | have | stocked |
| you | have | stocked |
| they | have | stocked |
| I | had | stocked |
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| you | had | stocked |
| he/she/it | had | stocked |
| we | had | stocked |
| you | had | stocked |
| they | had | stocked |
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Like a one-time glamour stock, he was ridiculously overrated in his early months, but following some spectacular own goals, he's now become somewhat oversold.
www.telegraph.co.uk Born out of that most incendiary of literary laughing stocks, fan fiction, it is the oft-criticized scribe who is now giggling, all the way to the bank.
www.popmatters.com Previous editions almost never managed to become national laughing stocks.
www.macleans.ca For those investors who sell in a panic, stock market recovery is of little benefit.
www.insidehalton.com A year after the decision, he noted, the 1987 stock market crash, made that prediction a reality.
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