Pale the children both did look,
But the guest a beaker took;
"Golden wine will make you whole!"

There isn't a man in the world who doesn't pity that poor black sufferer, and there isn't a man that wouldn't make him whole if he could.

"Go on, go on," she breathed. "Make him whole. Make him what he was."

Baby, you're the one, you still turn me on / You can make me whole again

I see Mexico made whole by my hands; a land of peace and plenty.

Perelman receives a government subsidy called "yield maintenance"—totaling about $406 million to date—to make him whole for carrying money-losing assets in the thrift.

The only investor to be made whole, the lawsuit says, was First American Bank of New York, whose $5.5 million loan to the resort was repaid.

Companies “are increasingly covering more complicated forms of compensation that executives forfeited from prior jobs,” says Hodgson. For instance, Home Depot promised Robert Nardelli half his salary and bonus, subject to certain undisclosed offsets, to make him whole for retirement benefits he earned at GE.

Alameda’s own crypto assets had plunged in value during the market downturn, meaning the firm had little way to make its lenders whole.

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