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vest

verb as in authorize, entrust

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Musk would need to remain as CEO for at least seven and a half years for any shares earned to vest.

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Apart from the critical raves and awards, though, the film made her a fashion icon via Annie’s fedora hats, vests, ties and baggy pants.

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Unlike the deal with Nvidia, however, OpenAI has a warrant to buy up to 160 million shares of AMD’s stock, which will vest as the companies reach specific agreement milestones.

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Rosenfield, now outside counsel to Consumer Watchdog, alleged that the changes would vest the commissioner with powers not intended by Proposition 103 and not supported by decades of case law.

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According to a CBS News report, this was to have included “‘large, beefy’ agents … ‘in full kit,’ including Kevlar vests and exterior wear emblazoned with the FBI logo.”

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