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hold something for someone 
1. to keep something safe for someone. I will holdyour money for you. Do you want me to hold your wallet for you while you swim?
2. [for a merchant] to set something aside for a purchaser who will pay for it and take delivery at a later date. I will hold it for you until you can pay for it. We can hold it for you right here and give it to you when you have the money.
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The licensing agreement was a "sham," the SEC says, because the subsidiary, Grace Holdings, never paid Ammonia Hold for any agreement.
 
 
 
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