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1. The lowest rate acceptable to a buyer of bonds, or the lowest price acceptable to the issuer of an underwriting, or the lowest rate possible for an adjustable rate.

2. The index level at which a circuit breaker is triggered.

3. A combination of put options and call options that can limit, but not eliminate, the risk that their value will decrease.

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