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SEC Defined
This French word literally means dry and when used to describe still (non-bubbly) wines, indicates that the wine has little if any residual sugar left after fermentation, meaning the wine is dry (not sweet). In sparkling wines such as Champagne, however, the word takes on quite another meaning: sec indicates a relatively sweet wine (Demi-Sec even sweeter), while the driest sparkling wines are referred to as Brut.
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Off-site SEC Links, User Submitted
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Sat Jul 4
- SEC may reinstate the uptick rule
- S.E.C. May Reinstate Rules For Short-Selling Stocks - NYTimes.com
- Little Snitch
Fri Jul 3
- Yahoo! Personal Finance: Calculators,Mo ney Advice,Guides, & More
- SEC Edgar Database
- Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis: More Idiocy From the SEC: Reinstatement of Short-Selling Restrictions
- Georgia on my mind part II: Ahhh.. SI Cheerleader of the Week. Much better.
- Georgia on my mind: I doubt this will happen. Imagine getting trucked in the opener of the newly refurbished stadium.
- SEC Recruits Another Former New York Federal Prosecutor
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Home Page)
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