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set To put eggs under a broody hen or in an incubator to hatch them.
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set a set is a collection of definite distinguishable entities. Set theory, however, allows for the null set: the set that has not members.
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settlement The act of fulfilling the delivery requirements of the futures contract.
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set Secure Electronic Transaction. Technology developed by Visa and Mastercard to secure online payments.
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set A term used to describe the stiffening of cement paste; a condition reached by a concrete, cement paste, or mortar when plasticity is lost to an arbitrary degree, usually measured in terms of resistance to penetration or deformation. (Initial set refers to first stiffening. Final set refers to attainment of significant rigidity.)
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