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o·ver·sub·scribe  (vr-sb-skrb)
tr.v. o·ver·sub·scribed, o·ver·sub·scrib·ing, o·ver·sub·scribes
To subscribe for (something) in excess of available supply: The opera season was oversubscribed.

over·sub·scription (-skrpshn) n.

oversubscribe [ˌəʊvəsəbˈskraɪb]
vb
(Business / Commerce) (tr; often passive) to subscribe or apply for in excess of available supply
oversubscription  n


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The order book was closed on Sunday with orders totalling around 5bn riyals, representing an oversubscription of more than three times.
Oversubscription was helped considerably by the strong, early support of additional Mandated Lead Arrangers Citigroup, Calyon and Gulf International Bank," QTel said.
The downside of oversubscription is that some who want to come may not be able to secure a place, but with the appeals route available to those who are disappointed now, it may still be that they will find a place with us after all.
 
 
 
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