Majnoon was offered in a tender that was held in December 2009.
"The key criterion is to accept the tender that is most economically advantageous".
It takes forever this morning to load the tender that takes us into Grand Cayman for excursions.
Then there was a bit about "you deserve to be with legal tender that fulfills you more than I ever could".
If leaves look dead, or just not green (and by association, young and tender), that could turn off a hungry folivore.
But he was defined from the outset by a mix of the tough and the tender that served him well throughout his career.
"These are her new babies," he adds, straightening up to touch the tightly furled leaves, green and tender, that will fruit the following year.
Hidden Croatia will fix you up with an itinerary of places to visit, ferrying you there by "Rib" – an inflatable tender that whizzes along the Adriatic like a speedboat.
The Nomadic, the tender that took the passengers out to Titanic, is in remarkably good condition, with ornate plasterwork and original wooden bar, and is docked outside – and included in the admission.
Besides its two sailboats, the Oracle team has a 45-foot mothership, six zodiacs for gathering weather data, three 40-foot tenders to tow the yachts to the race course, and a 60-foot tender that gathers electronic data from the yachts and is fitted with spare parts and sails, should anything break.
Indeed, the money emitted by central banks is forced tender that must be used for paying taxes and making other transactions.
