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Open-market operations are such a powerful tool of monetary policy that they are seldom used.
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Q.D.
A medical abbreviation for "quaque die," which means once a day; used in prescriptions to indicate the frequency of medication intake.
IU
International Units, a measurement used to quantify vitamins, hormones, some medications, vaccines, and similar biologically active substances.
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