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These are the latest revelations from a tranche of a report commissioned by the president, Mohamed Morsi, that has been leaked to the Guardian.

Persimmon said today that Jeff Fairburn, chief executive of Britain's second largest housebuilder, had agreed to cut his entitlement to a tranche of a shares-based payout that looked likely to be worth a total of just under £100 million.

So it seemed reasonable in October 2006, when Wachovia Capital Markets, after failing to find a buyer for a tranche of a collateralized debt obligations known as Grand Avenue II, listed the securities on its books at 52.7 cents on the dollar.

All while he still receives a tranche of an annual $20m salary which is scheduled to continue until 2010.

"How could you remove such a tranche of valuable subjects from our A-levels?

See articleStandard & Poor's downgraded Eurotunnel's credit rating after it defaulted on an interest payment on a tranche of bank debt.

They were back in Athens to decide whether to award a tranche of thirty-one and a half billion euros to a desperate Greece.

In theory, a failure to pay a single interest payment on a tranche of debt will trigger a demand from all bondholders for their money back.

A tinkling Chinese water garden is fringed by a spacious car park, beyond which a tower block rises from a tranche of undisturbed green fields.

The world is a rich enough place – but a tranche of the world's population lives in conditions thatshould be completely unacceptable.

Mr Thompson said he had emails which show that Trust members, including Lord Patten, approved a tranche of the payments, including a £949,000 deal for the departing deputy Director-General Mark Byford.