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Cure

To make good a default.

Cure

1. To correct an error.

2. To make a payment, either in full or in part, on a liability that is in default.

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Renowned dancer and choreographer Parris Goebel will curate New Zealand's entertainment and cultural programme for Expo 2020 Dubai.

Award-winning choreographer Parris Goebel at Expo 2020 Dubai

As for artists departing from their main work to curate: "Everybody does something else," Bates points out.

When artists take over programming, do audiences benefit?

Each would then go on to curate exhibitions after that grounding.

Are undergraduate degrees in curating useful?

Each Curate snack starts with hand-selected food ingredients like Mission figs, Marcona almonds, balsamic vinegar, quinoa, chia seeds and elderberry.

Abbott launches Curate snack food brand: bars designed as a wholesome, nutritious snack with a culinary flair

Fraser Charlton is a consultant pathologist who will serve as non-stipendiary Curate at Wallsend St John, while Steve Dixon will serve as Curate at All Saints in Gosforth.

Newcastle ordinations: Drummer, doctor and pharmacist to receive honour; The wide range of backgrounds for the eight deadons show calling to people of 'all ages and backgrounds', says the Bishop of Newcastle

Huddersfield Parish Church assistant curate Simon Crook asked the school to create some paintings for Easter.

Pupils'paintings celebrate light from darkness

Chain drug stores are well positioned to harness this opportunity by leveraging what we are coining the "CARE" model: Curate, Activate, Reciprocate and Educate.

Helping consumers navigate the wild world of health apps

A FORMER Catholic priest has become team vicar in Canton - two years after being received as a curate into the Church in Wales.

Curate is set to take on team vicar role

Bryony Taylor, 36, will become curate of Houghton-le-Spring on Turn to Page 16 Sunday.

The biggest move of their lives; This weekend, 20 people are being ordained as priests and deacons in the Diocese of Durham at ceremonies to be staged at Durham Cathedral. LINDA CAMERON takes a look at their diverse backgrounds

John Shibley and Thomas Pink of LSSU curate the "List of Words Banished From the Queen's English for Misuse, Overuse, and General Uselessness."

Curating gets grating: forced retirement?

UnButtoned is the first major project to be delivered by Curate, a newly formed group of Sinfonia Cymru musicians, staff and other creative individuals based in Cardiff.

Pushing the classical boundaries; A new late night event from Sinfonia Cymru will see young musicians revolutionising the classical landscape and opening it up to new audiences. Here the chamber orchestra's general manager, Sophie Lewis, sheds light on the innovative venture

Delivering, in great detail, the conflicting views of a variety of influential curators, theorists, art historians, and artists, his dense historical read provides a survey of curatorial discourse, but falls short of investigating what it really means to curate today.