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Forequoted
Forequoted Fore"quot`ed, a. Cited before; quoted in a foregoing part of the treatise or essay.

Meaning of Requote from wikipedia

- as a tribute. It featured a quote by author Clare Pooley that Flack had requoted, "In a world where you can be anything, be kind". In June 2021, several...
- al. v. Fulgencio (G.R. No. 101083)". Supreme Court of the Philippines (requoted by Lawphil.net). July 30, 1993. Retrieved June 9, 2007. Chronology of Philippine...
- Pontopoppidan's "Soe-draulen, Soe-trolden, Sea-mischief" has been frequently requoted, but these terms can be deferred to Egede's explanation (discussed further...
- Mattioli (1563), Das Vierdte Buch von der Kreuter, "Vom Alraun Cap. LXXV", requoted by Marzell. Mattioli, Pietro Andrea (1586). "Vitis alba, siue Bryonia"...
- execute the trade (fill) at the price quoted, offer an alternative price (requote) or decline to trade (reject). Firm liquidity venues on the other hand...
- correspondent Stanley Johnston in a June 1942 article and subsequently requoted in most accounts of the Pacific War. Lexington's commanding officer, Captain...
- Justin McCarthy, who is the author of the estimates above and has been requoted by both Hupchik and Howard, is an Armenian Genocide denialist who has been...
- in President and Mrs. Hoover (1912)'s translation of De re metallica, requoted by Wothers, Library of the Surgeon General's Office (1941). "Agricola"...
- The advantage of this mode is that it allows trading without any sort of requotes. However, deviation can get considerable during volatile price changes...
- Trochus, Balthasar (1517), page A5 reads "lares foci sunt vulgo kobelte" as requoted in Grimms DW "Kobold" III. 2). Lares being household or hearth goddesses...