Definitions
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- interjection finance, humorous Get to the
point ; give me thesummary ; stoprambling ; show me thebottom line .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The father of value investing liked to prospect for promising stocks by looking at what he called "net-net working capital."
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Furthermore, the process by which the rights of a patent are exercised is costly, damaging, and net-net ends up wasting, in my estimation, much more energy that could otherwise be put into more essential or meaningful pursuits.
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"There are some pockets of the S & P 500 that get pressured, including retailers and food-product companies, but net-net, S & P 500 commodity input costs are low," she says.
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Still, the net-net was generally one or two additional women and/or minority speakers in our lineup — still not representative of our attendee population, and perhaps not even noticeable.
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The net-net here is that the available pool of credit for housing is shrinking.
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The net-net of all this is that the U.S. could grow more quickly if it stopped spending so much and interfering, but it is growing nonetheless.
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Politically bloodless liberals would respond that, net-net, government forcings do much social good despite breaking a few eggs, such as the Catholic Church's First Amendment sensibilities.
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The net-net is that an incredibly small percentage of the average buck you spend at Target or Wal-Mart ends up in China.
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But the "net-net" result, as Mitt Romney would say, is deadly dull.10.24pm: You can feel the energy draining out of this debate literally through the TV screen.
New Hampshire Republican debate - live: Mitt Romney versus the rest
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I would expect the next CBA to have percentages pegged to a "net-net" number, a net revenue number after the NFL deduction.
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