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Tender
To offer for delivery against futures.

Tender
1. To agree to take an offer.

2. To bid for U.S. Treasury securities.

3. To settle.

tender
To offer a security for sale to a party that is making an offer to buy it. For example, a stockholder may decide to tender shares to the issuing firm as part of the company's buyback. See also hedged tender.

tender

An offer to perform a contract,with the present ability to do so.The term is important when parties dispute the amount due on a debt. Usually, the debtor tenders payment in full, but the payment is refused by the creditor because of an assertion that more is due and the creditor will not accept a partial payment. Because there was a tender, if it is later determined the debtor's calculations were accurate, the debtor will owe no additional interest, costs, fees, or expenses.



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Desde entonces, dos propuestas han salido al publico sobre la posible construccion de un hotel o tiendas de compra, pero oficiales de la escuela no han querido aclarar cuales seran los posibles proyectos.
Ha habido un aumento durante anos de comida fresca para llevar a casa e incluso a la oficina para gente ocupada; ahora algunos distribuidores de tiendas estan haciendo la competencia a los restaurantes con ofertas de alta escala.
While the tiendas are empty, Western goods are piling up in certain shops that only accept the hard currency.
 
 
 
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