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If the company grows without raising additional equity funding, founders redeem most of the equity right, based on a pre-agreed return amount.

It was an opportunity, eight months after the United States confirmed its first coronavirus case, to redeem the nation’s devastating failures in organizing a regimen of testing, contact tracing and equipping medical workers with protective gear.

Tucker redeemed himself by connecting from 51 yards with just more than four minutes left.

Even when customers use them, there’s often either a small balance left on gift cards that’s never redeemed, or they spend additional cash beyond the card balance to get the product they want.

Tap Network aims to solve this problem by allowing customers to spend those points through a broader network of rewards, which can usually be redeemed at a lower point level.

Sports drinks and coconut water, which is lower in sugar, can also redeem electrolytes lost while drinking, says White.

Sens. Rand Paul (R-KY) and Cory Booker (D-NJ) may have drawn wide attention and praise for their REDEEM Act.

In all of this lies the chance, also, for FIFA to redeem itself.

Now, thanks to a military man he fired, retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal, he has a chance to redeem himself.

And that means it has to potential to redeem Christie—or make his already-hellish 2014 much, much worse.

He had to do something, for although all his land had been foreclosed on, he had two years to redeem the same.

And I will deliver thee out of the hand of the wicked, and I will redeem thee out of the hand of the mighty.

Any person who is interested in a mortgaged estate has the right to redeem it; heirs, devisees, creditors.

But she seems able to take care of herself, and with that face and form, I guess she can redeem her fortunes any way she chooses.

The French war indemnity enabled him to redeem a considerable portion of the state debt and to remit certain taxes.