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close of play

noun

Definitions

  1. The end of a day's play.

  2. The end of the final game (not to be confused with set or match) during a day at the…

    The end of the final game (not to be confused with set or match) during a day at the Wimbledon Championships.

  3. The end of the working day.

    • In fact, in our global financial institution, close of play was taken to be 1615 EST with all subsequent trades going on to the next day
    • Ask yourself this question: If you delegate, will the task be done: [...] Sooner (completing the task earlier, e.g. this project will finish close of play Thursday if I delegate; if I do not, close of play Friday)
    • Your mother can be buried at the Smolensky graveyard on Vadilevsky, which is, I understand, in accordance with her wishes. That’s official as of close of play today.

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