All that from one tranche of documents – it's enough to make you wonder if it's easier to count the oligarchs who don't avoid taxes.
"For example, one tranche would be for the 2014 vesting of the 2013 'make whole' award, and so on.
Currently, one American in seven has an income at or below the official poverty level -- either because of low wages or a dependence on welfare benefits -- and as many as two Americans in three live within one tranche of the official poverty level for their size of family.
This yielded a conservative estimate of RIG variant calls whereby 95% sensitivity and 99% positive predictive value are achieved in one tranche with the RIG workflow (the 99.0% tranche in this case).
Instead, the bonds are divided into "tranches," and one tranche must be repaid before payment on the next can begin.
Square has been hush-hush on confirming this for months, although it did announce one tranche of the funding, $25 million, at the same time as it announced a wide-ranging Starbucks partnership in August.
Taking in some 500 tunes, one tranche written in the 90s and another in 2004, Masada is Zorn's bid to fuse jazz with klezmer, the music made by Jewish musicians as they travelled through eastern Europe and America, the result being, Zorn hopes, "a sort of radical Jewish music... music for the Jews of today".
The UK's export finance agency (UKEF) will provide a £34m tranche of insurance for one of these ships.
But one tranche will benefit.
The latest tranche of taxpayer cash is for one billion dollars a year, every year for five years, to pay police instructors and cop salaries in Iraq.
