I accept that somewhere in Poole's essay there is a legitimate questioning of the way that nature has been commercialised and commodified, as day-trip redemption, off-prescription Prozac.
Firms fearing redemptions sell off stocks, which hurts their performance.
Perhaps the manager, while desperately raising cash with which to meet redemptions, sold off positions bought years earlier at much lower prices.
"The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G," which opened Off Off Broadway last April at the Incubator Arts Project, has moved to Off Broadway.
Beale is also fresher than most in the Wallabies squad so do not be surprised to see him given a shot a redemption from the off against England.
But it is a step towards redemption, and hats off to Wise for that.
Those who saw Obama's election as redemption for slavery were off by fourteen decades: his election was supposed to expiate sins much closer to the surface, and therefore far more difficult, and far too expensive, to confront.
While all the talk of Luis Suárez's redemption airbrushes his off-field record, there's no denying he's a special player.
At the time of redemption, the pay-offs are either from the fund or from the derivative market.
If there was relief for Farah in overcoming his recent travails off the track, there was also redemption on it.
