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(1) Decorative molding with a concave groove. (2) Groove or flute. (3) Metal structural shape whose cross section is letter C shaped, which is used to support installations such as door headers, windows, etc. (4) A radio frequency. |
| Channel block
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Also referred to as a bond beam block, rebar can be mortared into the channel or groove of this concrete masonry unit to strengthen its installation. |
| Channel cable tray
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Tray that uses a solid, one-piece bottom with side rails to support electrical cables where there are many run next to one another. |
| Channel flashing
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Flashing with a built-in channel for runoff; used where roof planes intersect other vertical planes. |
| Channel iron
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Metal structural shape whose cross section is letter C shaped, which is used to support installations such as door headers, windows, cable tray support and piping support. |
| Chapter eleven
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Type of bankruptcy filing allowing restructuring and reorganization of existing debts which is used most often by businesses. Creditors must vote on a debt-paying plan and a judge must approve. |
| Chapter seven
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Type of bankruptcy filing, a provision of the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act, which provides for a person's property to be divided among creditors to satisfy unpaid debts. |
| Chapter thirteen
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Type of bankruptcy filing in which a person's obligations are paid back within a three year period, allowing the obligated party to pay off debts without liquidating assets. |
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A byproduct of low-temperature carbonization of a solid fuel. |
| Character
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Credit standard judging the borrower's historical record of paying loans and is among the other considerations of the credit worthiness of the borrower. |
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