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  • The undeposed noteholders negotiated a deal in principle with the equity committee last month by offering to fund that strategy with a $100 million loan to the successor entity, according to the people.

    WaMu Resumes Insider-Trading Inquiry Matt Wirz 2011

  • The undeposed noteholders negotiated a deal in principle with the equity committee last month by offering to fund that strategy with a $100 million loan to the successor entity, according to the people.

    WaMu Resumes Insider-Trading Inquiry Matt Wirz 2011

  • We could never have exacted of the undeposed Emperor at Wilhelmshöhe, with the Empress at Paris, the terms which those blubbering jumping-jacks were glad to accept from us on their knees. '

    France and the Republic A Record of Things Seen and Learned in the French Provinces During the 'Centennial' Year 1889 William Henry Hurlbert 1861

  • A summary judgment motion cannot properly be founded on undeposed, untested affiants because, in considering such a motion, the Court must construe all evidence "in the light most favorable to the non-moving party."

    Groklaw 2008

  • But little did he think, in the blindness of self-delusion, -- though it was so obvious to Clarence, that he could have smiled if he had not rather inclined to weep at the frailties of human nature, -- little did he think that the vanity which had cost him so much remained "a monarch still," undeposed alike by his philosophy, his religion, or his remorse; and that, debarred by circumstances from all wider and more dangerous fields, it still lavished itself upon trifles unworthy of his powers and puerilities dishonouring his age.

    The Disowned — Complete Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

  • But little did he think, in the blindness of self-delusion, -- though it was so obvious to Clarence, that he could have smiled if he had not rather inclined to weep at the frailties of human nature, -- little did he think that the vanity which had cost him so much remained "a monarch still," undeposed alike by his philosophy, his religion, or his remorse; and that, debarred by circumstances from all wider and more dangerous fields, it still lavished itself upon trifles unworthy of his powers and puerilities dishonouring his age.

    The Disowned — Volume 02 Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

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