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How to actually confirm whether an order was filled during backtesting in case the buy order price is exactly at the top of the bid?

Example:
Lets say an asset pair has bid and ask at 0.8001/0.8002 for long time periods; how to know or assume when a buy order at 0.8001 is filled if the price oscillates between them for a prolonged time period?

If this question is due to obvious misunderstandings on my side, please do enlighten me.

Any help on this seemingly obvious beginner question is appreciated.

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We want to larger A/B tests on our landing pages, sometimes with major changes (i.e whole blocks, sections being completely rewritten) in order to optimize our on-page conversion.
At the same time, our page is ranking very well on many keywords we target, and we would hate to lose our place because of an experiment. Our current setup cloaks the tests from Google, but we’re afraid that it might be a very bad practice.
How do you reconcile SEO needs and the need for experimentation?

I always, always, always book an aisle seat. I’m not quite sure how I forgot it this time, but I just checked in for my transatlantic flight tomorrow morning and saw that I have a middle seat for 9 hours.. (all other seats are taken)

The reason why I always book an aisle seat is because I go to the bathroom more often than the average person. To make matters worse, now I’m wearing Invisalign, so I need to take my trays out before I eat and then brush my teeth and all that before putting them back in, so I’m going need to take even more trips to the restroom.

**So my question to people who sit in aisle seats:** does it annoy you when people ask you to get up so they can get out? I’m worried about annoying the people next to me.