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51following fund — See following trust fund or property …
52following trust fund or property — Pursuing property wrongfully converted by a fiduciary for the purpose of compelling restitution to the beneficiary, such pursuit encompassing a following through all changes in state and form, so long as such property, its product, or its… …
53following — fol·low·ing (folґo ing) an effect seen on an electroencephalogram, in which brain waves change their frequencies in response to certain repetitive sensory stimuli. Cf. driving …
54following — Synonyms and related words: adherent, after, afterlife, alike, aped, appendage, appendant, attendance, attendant, audience, behind, below, body of retainers, buff, bugging, cadet, cavaliere servente, chase, clientage, clientele, cloak and dagger… …
55following — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. followers, adherents; attendance, train, retinue. See accompaniment. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. succeeding, next, ensuing, subsequent, coming, later, after a while, by and by, later on, a while later …
56following — fol·low·ing || fÉ‘ləʊɪŋ / fÉ’l n. admiring public, supporters; something which comes next, something which follows after adj. next, subsequent (often preceded by the ) prep. later than; behind; concerning fol·low || fÉ‘ləʊ / fÉ’l v. go… …
57following — n 1. attendants, retinue, train, suite, entourage; dependents, clientele, clientage. 2. adherents, patrons, supporters, advocates; devotees, admirers, fans, claque. adj 3. next, ensuing, succeeding, successive, sequent, sequential, subsequent,… …
58following — prep., n., & adj. prep. coming after in time; as a sequel to. n. a body of adherents or devotees. adj. that follows or comes after …
59following day — (or other similar expression) The next business or trading day. Chicago Mercantile Exchange Glossary …
60following eye — deviating e …
