The acronym CDS is a credit default swap. A financial term for a derivative contract whereby one party buys protection against the default of a reference credit and the other counterpary sells the protection, i.e. agrees to receive periodic payments in exchange for providing insurance against the default of an obligor.
The acronym CDs is the plural form for compact disk and certificate of deposit.
A CD, or a compact disc, is a hard drive for storing information, such as music, pictures, videos, etc.
It can also be Certificate of Deposit from a bank for one to earn higher interest than a regular saving account.
The word CD stands for a Compact Disk which you can ether play music or movies on.
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Some jobs that have been made obsolete by information technology include data entry clerks, typists, mail carriers, and switchboard operators. Automated systems and software have replaced the need for manual data entry and typing, email has largely replaced traditional mail services, and automated phone systems have replaced the need for switchboard operators.
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20 cds
Michael has 20 CDs
Michael has 20 CDs
Since there isn't enough data to actually find the number of Cds miriam has, we must simply write and expression for the number of Cds she has. Since Kayla has x Cds and Miriam has seven less;Miriam has x-7 Cds.
CDS Holding was created in 1993.
CDS Global's population is 2,500.
Two (2) CDS
You can remove the CDs by ejecting the CDs from the CD player in the car.
James has 52 cds and Helen has 104 cds.
12.99 x 3 = 38.97 Price of CD x number of CDs = Cost of three CDs
The term CDs is a bit modern to have an established collective noun of its own. A collective noun that suits the situation should be used; for example a set of CDs, a box of CDs, a collection of CDs, etc.