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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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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

He and another former curate, Chris Edmondson, now Bishop of Bolton, will both be taking part in the dedication service.

Trevor's work of faith for redeveloped church

The Rev Andrea Dart, 67, will be curate of Christ the King Team Ministry, Bowburn.

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

We don't curate Etruscan pottery; we curate Twitter feeds.

Curating gets grating: forced retirement?

What soon became clear was that Curate wanted to do it their way and they were very, very ambitious.

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

Bloggers curate content on the web, stringing together a narrative through the juxtaposition and combination of found imagery, providing new context to disparate sources.

The culture of curating and the curating of culture(s)

With Create & Curate, we wanted to present an activity for children and their families where they not only make the work for an exhibition but also play a part in the way it looks.

Families are at the art of a new exhibition; Youngsters learn how to create and curate

For Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association to curate a collection on triathlons makes no sense--although it makes great sense for Danskin, which makes clothing for triathletes.

A matter of substance: the problem isn't information overload--it's filter failure. content curation is the answer

She hopes to be able to practice as a vicar in three years time, but as curate she has already led Sunday services, held funerals and one wedding.

Punk rocker's faith with a dog collar

LADY IN RED: Adele thrills in stockings and, top left, romping with curate Ethan

Heaven & Adele; EMMERDALE STAR SEX IN CHURCH SHOCKER

ELISE BERNHARDT, who helped curate the Fall for Dance Festival and will curate part of this summer's Downtown NYC River to River Festival (in part produced by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council), says a tough economic situation in the arts is driving the current collaborative trend.

Splitting the headaches, sharing the rewards

The bishop of Moosonee since 1980, Archbishop Lawrence began work as assistant curate of St.