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Selling out, cashing in and calling it a day seems to be many startup founders' dream these days.

When you want to cash the check sign again on the bottom line, but make sure that the person cashing your check watches you sign and date it.

However, the top managers, who knew about the risk and also had the opportunity to intervene in the situation, minimised their exposure by cashing in their stocks and options before the bankruptcy.

Chinese publishers have been cashing in too.

Roger paid the bill by cashing in some bonds.

We must prevent others cashing in before we've had time to market the product.

If you're less well off, check-cashing fees and 10-mile bus rides to make payments or purchases are not trivial.

But, as a friend of the couple points out, Kate couldn't risk accepting any job that made her look as if she was cashing in on her boyfriend's name.

But does this prove that Chapman is cashing in?

There's a proud White House tradition of cashing in — er, signing lucrative book deals — on the way out the door.

But shares in investments such as unit trusts and ISAs could draw us tax at a higher rate if sold, so advisers often encourage expatriate Brits to avoid cashing them in while abroad.

Through audition we find out some inneglectable problems in managing repayment assets due to the unscientific pricing method, lack of cashing approach, and irregular management of cashing balance.

Missing payments, not cashing cheques, replacing items that have been misplaced can all be very costly and add up in the long run.

In exchange for cashing it for them, I will get a portion of the money.

Funny cashing gift meaning, I know you have cell phone, so I just buy you cashing.

Even wealthier shoppers are cashing in on the cheaper versions and are happy to have them sitting next to genuine designer goods in their wardrobes.

Those cashing in their SDR allotments for dollars or euros have to pay a low interest rate until they repurchase those allotments, so the SDR is effectively a low-interest line of credit.