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41signed, sealed, and delivered — When an agreement, contract or treaty is signed, sealed and delivered, all the legal documents are in order. It is hoped that the agreement will be signed, sealed and delivered before the end of the week …
42signed and sealed — 1. having official approval. We won t get paid until the contract is signed and sealed. Usage notes: usually refers to an agreement or contract 2. completed or made final. He ll make a decision next week, but until then the matter isn t signed… …
43signed number — noun : one of a system of numbers represented by a sign + or prefixed to a digit or other numeral such that the sum of two numbers with unlike signs and like numerical elements is 0 * * * Math. a number preceded by a plus sign (+) to indicate a… …
44Signed By Force — infobox record label parent = Semprini Records founded = 2007 distributor = genre = Alternative rock, Post hardcore, Punk rock, Hardcore punk country = Canada url = [http://www.signedbyforce.com/ signedbyforce.com] Signed By Force is a Montreal… …
45signed magnitude — noun The convention by which one bit in the representation of a number indicates the numeric sign, while the rest indicate the magnitude. The IEEE standard for floating point uses signed magnitude for the mantissa …
46signed Mass card — noun A Mass card that has been signed or stamped by a priest or other parish officer, to show that a donation has been made to the parish, and that it has been recordered in the book of prayers …
47signed,\ sealed,\ and\ delivered — adj. phr. Finished; completed; in a state of completion. How is the campus renovation plan for the governor s office coming along? the dean of the college asked. Signed, sealed, and delivered, his assistant answered. Compare: cut and dried; hook …
48signed an obligation — committed himself in writing, signed a promise …
49signed in my presence — testimony that something was signed with someone present …
50signed, sealed and delivered — If something s signed, sealed and delivered, it has been done correctly, following all the necessary procedures. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
