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The first tranche was made available within a few hours of the disaster.

Both services believe they can achieve this without the need for a third tranche.

The first tranche of work was completed by September 1906.

The 3rd tranche of the same amount was paid on 19 January 2011.

The first tranche, usually about three-quarters of the issue, is senior to the others.

In 2007, a second tranche of schools were selected to join the project.

The second tranche of reports on 5 September 2012 were published.

The first tranche of machines is expected to begin production this month.

The deadline for the second tranche will continue to be the end of December 2011.

I think you've said Chairman, that you would find this final tranche very difficult to achieve.

In 2005, a tranche was then taken through the wall to reveal the phases of development.

There were 24 books in my first tranche, and I couldn't wait to begin them.

We should have a tranche of cash in the next three days."

Those separate tranches, as they are called, then pay varying interest rates.

An important educational center is under implementation since the work of the first tranche started in January 2004.

The best places fill up quickly - make sure you are in the first tranche."

But, she said, it was unclear to her what the Greeks had done with the first tranche of money.

European banks fund and hold all tranches within the credit structure.

The first tranche of disc publications announced included the following.

In many cases, the issuing companies put their own capital into the equity and third tranche.

Siemens started it last year when they moved a tranche of money from a European bank.

"The $70 million is simply the first major tranche of aid," he said.

A. No, their plan is to sell it in tranches, with the first being a $6 billion issue.

We agree about large tranches of the content, but we have two problems.

Surely it was you Aussies who were behind the tranche of law changes?