The visit that brings hope to some blighted tranche of the inner city has become a thoroughly traditional bit of leadership business, and almost mandatory if, as in the case of the late Queen Mother, or Iain Duncan Smith or Tony Blair or David Cameron there is a degree of privilege to be got round.
People were purposely shown a mixture of some of the initial tranche of images, some new - and some that were subtly different.
When authorities handed him a £1.5m tax bill, thousands helped him pay the first tranche, some flinging money over the studio walls.
In some of the tranche five areas, we still have security responsibility as a result of not completing the process," Dunford told a news conference at coalition headquarters in Kabul.
Using only one metric is dangerous: One could have 10percentt leverage, but also assets consisting only of lottery tickets or the bottom tranche of some exotic securitization that was fully subordinated to more senior tranches.
We are now etymologically prepared to deal with the hot word in the lexicon of this year's unprecedented budget stimulus: tranche, which some Washington stimulati pronounce to rhyme with "root and branch" or "meanwhile, back at the ranch".
Are they, in fact, mopping up domestic work for the sake of higher paid women, and can a feminist reading of that exist without a Marxian one, viz, that if we won't all do some caring work, a tranche of people will end up doing it all?
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".
If it says yes, the first tranche of some $5bn will become available within days.
A first tranche of some 60-odd brought by celebrities and others were settled by News International last year.
