Whatever questionable reputation the Bulgarians may have gained in the first phase of the new war, they have almost fully redeemed in its second phase.
He was married and living as a successful insurance broker in a swanky apartment, a man not unrepentant, but not fully redeemed either.
The old promise of homogenous European nation-states – that if you integrate, you'll enjoy the privilege of a society based on the concept of individual rights – no longer seems adequate, even if it can be fully redeemed.
This is perhaps especially worth asking in the NHL, a league still small enough to be incapable of fully and routinely lionizing players to the international degree of the NFL, where men like Ray Lewis are sent off into the pasture in an almost god-like state, fully redeemed in the collective eyes of the world, having paid back both on and off the field.
For (x>lambda +T_{rm cit}(x)), debt capital is fully redeemed and interest paid at least partially.
It's a slow start, but the book really picks up before the halfway mark, and fully redeems itself by the last page.
Lewis's view of the purposes for suffering only makes sense in light of a final chapter, if you will--where God fully redeems creation in a new heaven and new earth.
In the first place, people on Wall Street have made it pretty clear that their major beef with Obama is that he refuses to characterize them as all-knowing, all-wise, fully redeemed individuals.
At the end of the chorus, though, she is fully awake, redeeming the song's dopey premise by repeating, but with conviction, the equally dopey verse "Start shakin' and movin' all around".
However, you will pay penalties and lose accrued interest if you redeem them before they fully mature.
