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Tid

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a.1.Tender; soft; nice; - now only used in tidbit.
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TID said the principle of the Standstill Agreement "broadly rests on the company's commitment to a variety of undertakings to the consenting banks and investors, including the appointment of a Chief Restructuring Officer, on the basis of which, the consenting banks and investors will, for the duration of the Standstill Agreement, suspend individual claims relating to investment arrangements entered into with the company, amongst committing to other undertakings to the company.
The Investment Dar in standstill agreement by CPI Financial
This formula is aimed at giving TID some breathing space, especially for the debt restructuring to start taking effect.
CBK likely to step in to bail out TID by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
20) TOPICAL TIP WITH the fierce weather having such an early impact on the Festvial, perhaps TID ALL BAY is appropriate for the Arkle Trophy (2.
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