Again, be generous in sharing your knowledge, be generous with your time.
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It is one thing to be generous with the taxpayers' money, another to be generous with one's own bonus.
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But few -- and even "few" may be generous -- marriages are.
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"They are aware they have to be generous," said Glendon.
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Thanksgiving to New Year's, if you want to be generous.
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To do that, you should be generous with your time.
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This year, it would be generous to say 700 attended.
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The vibe will be generous and cooperative as a result.
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Be generous with the soy sauce and sriracha to finish.
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But we can still be generous in this noble fight.
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Serve with black beans, and be generous with the salsa.
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And leave it up to DeGeneres to be generous as always.
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However, we can still be generous for the sake of argument.
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Treat all of your encounters as a chance to be generous.
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And more than ever, now is the time to be generous.
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He also encouraged his followers to be generous with their money.
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You want to be generous with everyone, but boundaries are important.
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It is, to be generous, a gesture toward a future plan.
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The cafeteria chefs were instructed to be generous with the salt.
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"I just wanted to be generous," he told CNN last week.
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I think we should be generous on our definition of heredity.
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Trump's grasp of policy details is often, to be generous, questionable.
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Be generous, the more coverage you get, the more flavor you get!
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You must be generous enough to enable him to remain a partner.
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Her second piece of advice is to be generous with your time.
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Be generous with your praise, and you'll get it back in spades.
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," Bell told WJBF.
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," he told WJBF.
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The health insurers are in no mood to be generous to consumers.
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The racing gods can be generous, but they can also be cruel.
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Artists tend to be generous, and want to help you do good.
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Such a tax credit, though, would not be generous enough for all buyers.
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So be generous with your radishes, peas, goat cheese and gooey poached eggs.
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" Biles adds his two cents to the point of compassionate culture: "Be generous.
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"We deeply hope the Vietnam people can be generous," Tran Nguyen Thanh said.
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Do try to be generous—but certainly don't let anyone cross any boundaries.
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As a good friend and mentor told me: collect experiences and be generous.
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In effect, the pledge to be generous primed people to be more giving.
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George can afford to be generous, and where that goes, we will see.
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In the end, you need also public support to continue to be generous.
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Here are six ideas to get you started: FAMILY HISTORY Why be generous?
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Let's not confuse my trying to Be generous and move on, with anything else.
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Sanders believes his prize fund would be generous enough to keep R&D thriving.
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Hustlers In our real lives, we can afford to be generous with each other.
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WeChat, with 800m active accounts, and Ant, with 400m, can afford to be generous.
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And like schizophrenia in general, memory problems are difficult to treat, to be generous.
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But we can be generous and watch our national security at the same time.
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But I will try Brockenbrough's method to teach her to be generous with others.
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They can endure hard times without becoming cynical and can be generous toward others.
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I chose to be good-natured, to spare what I could, to be generous.
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People will exaggerate quite a bit, but the vibe will be generous and optimistic.
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Be generous: The more oil you use, the more golden and crunchy they get.
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Another factor could be generous financial support both from private donors and the state.
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Artichokes can take plenty of lemon without wilting or turning sour, so be generous.
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You might call that a return to Step 1, and that would be generous.
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"The key thing is that he's decided to be generous now," Mr. Rogers said.
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SACCOs can be generous lenders, in part because their members are often colleagues or neighbours.
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Twitter would be so great if we could all agree to be generous on it.
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," the boytold local TV station WJBF.
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And to say that his story has shifted and evolved over time would be generous.
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I also long practiced what my mother preached to me throughout her life — be generous.
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And we must only be generous to those that prove they are indeed our friends.
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Be generous with the herbs when you're serving if you want to land the look.
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Mr. Ratner could be generous and complimentary, according to several people who worked with him.
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On the other hand, when it comes to tools, chimpanzees turn out to be generous.
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It is a reminder to be generous to the strangers who come to our doors.
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It's a great day to ask for what you want and to be generous with others.
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Take it slow today, be generous and forgiving with yourself—amazing changes are around the corner!
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We can be sure that Clinton won't be generous in her interpretation of Pence's performance, too.
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But, like Cupp and Navarro, they too aren't exactly fans — to be generous — of Trump either.
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In addition to giving people sincere appreciation, it's also important to be generous with your praise.
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If you want to be generous to Kushner, you'd say he has an astonishingly poor memory.
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I could be generous and say that the movies are about the building of a community.
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To call Corey Lewandowski's appearance before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday problematic would be generous.
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But, "theme" might be generous, as its appeal, for me, was how enjoyably meaningless it all was.
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The moon meets lucky Jupiter at 10:29 AM, encouraging us to be generous and open-minded.
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Be generous and apply that to Morgan Stanley's estimate of almost $6 billion of EBITDA in 2022.
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I would like to provide for someone and be generous and not have to moan and groan.
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You love to be generous but you need to be smart about who you share with, Sagittarius.
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To call this a "deal" would be generous, as Trump gave Democrats exactly what they had sought.
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In the upcoming year, you must be generous—if not financially, then at least with your heart.
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If you're working out any contracts, you can expect people will be generous and open to compromise.
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The track is off his Allow Us To Be Generous EP, which you can check out here.
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Former employees said that despite the downsides of working at TPG, Kelly could be generous and charming.
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But we're all learning together, and I'm not after any particular point, so we can be generous.
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In other words, half the volunteers agreed to be selfish and the other half to be generous.
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An economically weak nation cannot be generous and available when others around the globe are in need.
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When we are generous with them, they are more likely to be generous with us in return.
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Now Sultan was thirty years old, and rich Uncle Zarif was no longer inclined to be generous.
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In the end, I think above all we have to be generous with this issue of heritage.
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But it's a fine proxy for a study that bends over backward to be generous to Trump's argument.
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In the same vein, while you want to be generous with your praise, be stingy with your criticism.
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To call it a Hail Mary would be generous; the plan would seem to be dead on arrival.
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It would be generous to estimate that this app has 23,2000 downloads in total, based on these metrics.
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"I hope to inspire others to be generous and improve our society," Pauline Gandel told The Financial Review.
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Be generous with the mint and arugula to finish: That's the bright touch that bridges winter and spring.
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However, health policy experts have said those credits will have to be generous in order to make coverage affordable.
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Now, it's time to be generous with yourself as you enrich your understanding of what you give your community.
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We encourage diners to be generous and appreciative when tipping and readily available in case delivery people have questions.
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We should be generous here, and recognize that the domain of democracy covers quite a wide range of possibilities.
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If big economies are willing to be generous, the number of countries prepared to cut emissions could rise quickly.
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They tend to be generous to those they leave behind and better at targeting their assistance than aid agencies.
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But Vladimir Putin will probably not be generous with the terms—and Mr Assad can ill afford to pay.
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I had a good run but now it's also time to be generous with the actresses in the films.
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The moon also connects with Jupiter, asking you to be generous with yourself as you examine your sensitive spots.
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Zero-sum thinking not only maintains power structures, it also makes it harder to be generous and open-minded.
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As online campaigns to help those let go by cultural venues proliferate, experts say to be generous, but careful.
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Don't critique yourself, but add dates: Whatever mode you choose, be generous with yourself and avoid critiquing your work.
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The point is that the probative value of a Trump statement about Iran is, to be generous, roughly zero.
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," the 6-year-old boy told local TV station WJBF.
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"Let's be generous and say the president's budget is no more irrelevant than any other president's budget," said Rep.
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The only innocuous way to interpret Trump's comments (if we strain to be generous) is as a call to organizing.
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Those of us doing well from this world of abundance should recognise our good fortune and be generous with it.
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Worse, the EU in its current fragile state would not wish to be generous, for fear that others might follow.
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If you can help someone feel seen, this is a lovely time to be generous without expecting anything in return.
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If you want to be generous to Trump, the saga shows that he really does have some impressive business skills.
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Even people who don't have a lot of money can still be generous as opposed to selfish or self-oriented.
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Calling the interview questions "basic" would be generous, and apparently, I had the required physical abilities to fit their standards, too.
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I don't want to forget to be faithful and trusting; that nature will provide; that people will continue to be generous.
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The EU cannot be generous to a post-Brexit Britain for fear that others (including the EEA) might demand the same.
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Petersen has a J.D. (also from the University of Virginia) but to call his work experience "inadequate" is to be generous.
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I also think it might not be generous enough to assume that 90 percent of retail subscription revenue comes from Prime.
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Calling what exists between Williams and Sharapova a rivalry would be generous, since rivalries don't typically involve an 18-streak steamroll.
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This argument might have been halfway plausible 20 years ago – or, if you want to be generous, even 10 years ago.
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But the proposal isn't likely to go far: "To say this is dead on arrival would be generous," one expert said.
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We have to focus on fighting the virus, and we need to be generous with one another, now more than ever.
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It's possible that after our ancestors evolved the tendency to be generous, they then evolved a brain capable of understanding norms.
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These planetary clashes will test your ability to be generous, to check your ego, and to keep up with your responsibilities.
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Clinton's vision of an immigration system can be large, it can be generous, and it can be welcoming to people from everywhere.
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But in the case of the moisturizer I've been hooked on for the past few months, I can afford to be generous.
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We're at the Bankers Draft spoons in Sheffield, table 67, be generous and send him a Bev on the app xxx pic.twitter.
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They taught me to be kind and to be generous and to be loving to everyone that you meet on this journey.
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Fight Pass has an estimated 450,000 subscribers, it would be generous to think that half of those would tune in for prelims.
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And perhaps they will be generous enough to share it for public viewing — though honestly, the digital copy should be nearly indistinguishable.
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For most of my adult life, I've believed that I was put on Earth to make money and be generous with it.
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A rough Breakingviews calculation suggests the potential of creating value of a little over half that – and even that may be generous.
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Venus in Sagittarius and Jupiter in Libra share good vibes at 11:19 AM, meaning that people will be generous and helpful.
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Let's be generous and say the wall makes it 10 percent harder to get drugs into the US, is it worth it?
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While all economic forecasts are — to be generous — imperfect, historical analyses show the Fed's forecasts have been less imperfect than the rest.
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To help him in these ways would be generous, kind and loyal — and a larger commitment than you are required to undertake.
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In the final step, you'll scrape a decent amount of frosting off to expose the marbling, so be generous in the beginning.
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A 13-year-old boy who's committed a serious crime, however, probably isn't inclined to think adults would be generous with him.
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Studies have shown that money can increase happiness when it's used to save time, create lasting memories or be generous to others.
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It's a shame that in its yearslong saga of scandal and attempted rehabilitation, it hasn't yet seen fit to simply be generous.
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Bringing them in would require Merkel to move closer to some of their positions and to be generous in doling out cabinet slots.
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She wishes she had a long neck, and, because Kris has the ability to be generous, Kris is going to make that happen.
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She felt duped by them into believing herself to be generous, tireless, inspiring, when in fact she was just a self-sacrificing victim.
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"To say it's dead on arrival would be generous," said Pili Tobar, deputy director of America's Voice, a group that advocates for immigrants.
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You can be generous with money and always pay the bill, but money is actually the least meaningful thing you can give away.
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Because what's our bandwidth — a few hundred bits per second, basically, maybe a few kilobits per second if you're going to be generous?
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But today the vibe is very sensitive and emotional, so be generous with sharing the spotlight—especially with family and very close friends.
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Be generous in planning the service and mindful that each of you had a different, but probably still formative, relationship with your dad.
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We need state unemployment agencies and the Labor Department to release clear and standardized guidelines, and to be generous in approving our applications.
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We have failed to be generous and generative and smart about including all people in America as active citizens or even active residents.
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The three targets used on the current ART course are different shapes and sizes and can be generous when it comes to scoring.
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If there ever were a time for our nation to be generous in supporting those who have been left behind, this is it.
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Rossman said that while this option from the IRS may be generous, it may not offer enough time to pay the bill in full.
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" She suggested that the answer is to "embrace diversity, be open-minded, be generous and have compassion" and to "be an example of good.
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The initial loan was but $20,000, so Janey'E's logic is this: In any other loan situation, a 25% interest would be generous in heaps.
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If you need more time to plan before the next one, make a short period of time to do that, but don't be generous.
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And if not, and it's an honest mistake, we'll just comp the meal and be generous and say 'remember your card for next time.
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"I long ago came to the conclusion that all life is 6 to 5 against," Runyon said, and even those odds might be generous.
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Mr. Veliz said he doesn't like tamales with "just a few strings of meat," and wanted his to be generous, with carefully calibrated sauces.
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That seems to be generous enough to persuade some low-skilled workers not to drop out, but not so generous as to hurt job creation.
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Norway can be generous because high revenues from oil and gas production have helped it amass the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund, worth $1 trillion.
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A message you've been waiting for is likely to come your way at this time, and the vibe between people will be generous and understanding.
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We'll be generous and say for every Whaboom, there is an equal and opposite reaction — a person to match or to temper Lucas' overwhelming energy.
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Our elected leaders can't make the 1 percent be generous, and I wouldn't recommend holding your breath waiting for Devos to give away her inheritance.
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As it happens, the confusion of eros and cosmos — or maybe, to be generous, their mutual entanglement — is Rick's big problem, and also Mr. Malick's.
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Given that, the consumer price index is up 2.9 percent over the past year it would be generous to describe inflation-adjusted gains as flat.
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"To say this is dead on arrival would be generous," said Frank Sharry, who has worked for two decades to secure bipartisan legislation on immigration.
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People in every culture can be generous, whether they're lending a cellphone to an office mate or sharing an antelope haunch with a hungry family.
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You should be able to live well, afford rent, be generous to your children— (APPLAUSE) (INAUDIBLE) little league whether you went to college or not.
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You should be able to live well, afford rent, be generous to your children— (APPLAUSE) (INAUDIBLE) little league whether you went to college or not.
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If your investments have had a good run in 2016, for instance, decide over the coming holidays whether you have more breathing room to be generous.
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I would be generous and interested in all the side-roads of childhood—superheroes and princesses and dinosaurs and bugs and minor weaponry and animal rights.
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I really hope it is a quick and decisive military operation with a disciplined command structure, which will be generous and magnanimous to the terrified population.
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Investors prize telecoms companies largely for their dividends, which tend to be generous thanks to the companies' strong cash flows, rather than for any growth prospects.
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Collect experiences and be generous If you take one thing away from this, I hope it's that your career and life are long, but not linear.
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Trump believes his offer to give the DACA recipients an opportunity to obtain citizenship in exchange for a border wall to be "generous," the source said.
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A lot of women who are pregnant would love to be offered a seat, and scaring people out of the impulse to be generous doesn't seem helpful.
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De Oliveira is more than good enough to meet the standard, as is Vicente, but to call him a long shot for a medal would be generous.
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One thing I have been grappling with is how we can hold nuance, how we can be generous to each other while still being critical and rigorous.
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If you can't be generous to your employees, particularly with regard to their health and their safety now, well, I mean what kind of company are you?
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Presumably, the accountants at Warner Bros felt that they could afford to be generous to Mr Affleck after "Argo" netted the studio a Best Picture Oscar in 2013.
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I'll be generous and say maybe half of the contracts the SBA claims went to small businesses actually went to legitimate small businesses, which is about $45 billion.
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Generally speaking, nations that allow immigrants into their society do so not to be generous, but because immigrants are useful for the growth and prosperity of the nation.
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Although the vignettes he related were notoriously untrustworthy, you can choose to be generous and contemplate the thousands of facts and critical opinions he managed to get right.
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Spend time with your partner if you have one, schedule some dates if you're single, be generous to your friends, and make space in your life for art.
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Selfies (or, if you want to be generous, photographic self-portraits) have been critiqued as symbols of millennial narcissism, but also celebrated as examples of defiant self-representation.
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"If there was ever a time to be generous and express our feelings, it is now as we actively channel Leo's big-hearted, fearless, and bold nature," Montúfar explains.
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The time has come to ask all political leaders to be generous and patriotic, to seek peace and negotiate, so that the war can finally come to an end.
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Nevertheless, this does not change the system that allows a few people to hoard much of the available wealth and then be generous only if they feel like it.
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His entrepreneur brother, Inshaf, was outwardly more moderate in his views, and was known to be generous with donations to his staff and struggling local households, the source said.
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I think I learned a lot in a sense that I can be generous to a fault and that it was time to focus and apply time to myself.
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But the rules for conducting the screenings were written into law by Congress and designed to be generous so that persecuted people had a real opportunity to seek asylum.
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Be generous with salt and pepper, then shower it with roughly chopped rosemary, sliced garlic and a little olive oil, rubbing it in with your hands to coat well.
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According to the social psychologist Paul Piff and colleagues, studies have shown that people who regularly feel awe are more likely to be generous, helpful, altruistic, ethical and relaxed.
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There are many ways to be generous, and Mr. Donaldson offers us four drinks on the house, which is, I think we can all agree, exceedingly nice of him.
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"I think part of the reason we are seeing a global culture of giving is that people expect that the wealthiest of the wealthiest should be generous, and I think the expectation is not only that they should be generous but that they should be knowledgeable and personally involved," Melissa A. Berman, the president and chief executive of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a nonprofit company that helps donors find charities and manage their giving, said Tuesday.
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And I also hope you'll continue to be generous with NGOs and advocates who are working tirelessly for freedom of expression in general, and freedom of the press in particular.
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In other words, he doesn't actually understand the stakes of the proposal he's calling "generous" — much less why the people whom it's supposed to be "generous" to are rejecting it.
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The very fact of a new government will help stop hyperinflation (see article), but Venezuela will also need real money from abroad—international lenders, including the IMF, should be generous.
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Be generous That said, even if you avoid mass oppression and strife, even the "best" autocrats trigger countless low-grade petty cruelties that ruin double handfuls of lives every day.
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" O'Hara: "In all the Abrahamic spiritual traditions there's a sense of caring for the other, and it's a beautiful way for us to be generous and kind to one another.
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"When the models are getting overcomplicated, it's probably good to have more time to try to simplify them," he told me later, with what I took to be generous understatement.
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Although scaled back from its original version, which provided higher benefits for up to 22019 weeks, the District's proposed program would be generous in comparison to those in other states.
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Lauterbach is justifiably sympathetic to his subject, noting that one has to be generous about judging the things a black man in the Jim Crow South did to get by.
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"Budget 23.2 will likely be generous and expansionary, setting the stage for a possible early general election," analysts from Malaysian financial services firm Maybank Kim Eng wrote in a recent report.
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But taking issue with a song from the 1940s that was nothing more than a cute, flirtatious exchange between two people obviously attracted to one another is, to be generous, misguided.
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One former employee, who had written multiple postmortem emails, said he often tried to be "generous" about the reasons employees were fired, but was encouraged by human resources to be forthright.
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Those giving away money now simply to be generous will likely keep giving at the $2003,000 amount annually, said Mark Smith, a certified financial planner at Vision Wealth Planning in Richmond, Virginia.
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To call Solitaire a town would be generous; its popularity stems significantly from the very fact that it exists, since gas-station sightings are less common than a mirage in Namibia's hinterland.
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The nativist views held by the Christian or loosely Christian flock are at odds with their own religious leaders, many of whom stress the duty to be generous to newcomers and outsiders.
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You can be generous without giving your debt collectors extra work — you're a genius for making rags feel like riches — and for the next little while, maintaining those boundaries will be easier.
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It connects with Jupiter at 8:23 AM, Uranus at 11:35 AM and Saturn at 1:33 PM. The vibe will be generous and supportive, with unexpected surprises coming our way.
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Some eurosceptics within her own party argue Britain should not have to pay anything at all, and any settlement perceived to be generous to Brussels could prompt revolt within the Conservative ranks.
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"I truly believe I was put on this Earth to make money, but also to be generous with it," Mr. Pickens, whose current worth is estimated at $500 million, said in his email.
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Long-time Brexit campaigner Edward Leigh called for the government to be "generous" and make amendments to the bill but played down fears that the government would abuse so-called Henry VIII powers.
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In this case, Trump had, for many years, understood that to play the role of Bruce Wayne, basically, millionaire, playboy kind of figure, you had to be generous and generous in extravagant ways.
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"Let's not confuse my trying to Be generous and move on, with anything else," Andrés —who was embroiled in a legal battle with Trump last year — wrote on Twitter hours after his previous comments.
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Putin, who is widely expected to run for what would be his fourth presidential term in 2018, told a government meeting he wanted the budget to be generous enough to deliver on priority projects.
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I'm not sure when this would happen or why your friend would need your lip balm permanently, but it's important to be generous to friends when we can and that includes Carmex freely given.
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After years of low oil prices, Saudi Arabia itself is no longer as rich as it once was; it is cutting investment at home, making it more difficult to be generous to its allies abroad.
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"Todos Unidos will be a special program where the only protagonist will be to embrace solidarity, the word of encouragement and the invitation to be generous with our people," Don Francisco said in a statement.
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Alcott wrote it, first and foremost, to be generous to herself: It allowed her to rewrite and re-envision painful aspects of her life, both current and past, and to make bank while doing so.
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In that sense, U.S.–Iran relations on Trump's watch are unlikely to change going forward: Both parties will be generous in accusations and acrimony but short on policies that could improve the rancorous status quo.
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Snyder transformed Kansas State from a pushover—that may be generous; the school had gone 3-40-1 in the four seasons before Snyder took over—into one of the top 773 programs in the country.
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But to be generous to Trump, we might instead consider the tax and growth model from the Tax Foundation, a center-right think tank that is very enthusiastic about the supply-side benefits of tax cuts.
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Still, Mr. Senecal said that Mr. Trump could be generous when the mood struck him, sometimes peeling $100 bills from a wad in his pocket to give to the groundskeepers, whom Mr. Senecal described as appreciative.
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Giving back to her community is a weekly (and family bonding!) experience If there's one thing Carroll has learned about making it in Hollywood, it's to always stay grounded and to be generous to those around you.
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"You would be generous to a loser, you would not boast about your victory, you would be civil during an engagement, but you'd use every trick you had, every skill you had to win," Mr. Gray continued.
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You could be generous to Trump and say that the spread between racist and not a racist (5 points in Trump's case and 1 point in Wallace's case) is closer because more voters were undecided on Wallace.
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Under Trump's tax plan, divorcees in lower income brackets can exclude alimony payments from their taxable income but alimony payers no longer get a tax break, giving them less incentive to be generous to their former spouses.
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All I got out of that was that I can't decide if I want to be an INA or an IA. Let's be generous, though, and say it might make for a fun game at happy hour.
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The key to success is in the seasoning (be generous with salt and pepper) and in that small amount of crème fraîche that brings all the elements together and gives the flavor of the soup a delicate lift.
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And in a world where we all need to be increasingly self-reliant, it's more important than ever to be generous with our time, knowledge and experience to help our kids — both male and female — gain financial confidence.
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She's grateful, she says, not just to have access to this conduit of things that she might need or wants, or for the ways it allows her to be generous with other people, but for the task itself.
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Europhiles are already warning that the EU would not be generous in dealing with Britain should it choose to leave, and that Scotland might treat Brexit as an excuse to hold (and win) a fresh referendum on its independence.
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But this week, when the National Transportation Safety Board released more than 40 documents related to the 2018 crash in which a self-driving Uber killed a pedestrian, it quickly became apparent that the term "mistake" might be generous.
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I hoped that she would be generous and gracious enough to give me whatever help I asked for, but that she would also allow me the independence to construct a full and objective account of her life and work.
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" A solid portion of Lover's content is free for the first seven days, including audio guides to oral sex, video explainers on how to be generous in bed and multi-step "playlists" of content like "Getting Hard, Made Easy.
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Early this morning, Trump tweeted that "everyone" at the summit was talking about why former Hillary Clinton campaign Chairman John Podesta hadn't handed over the Democratic National Committee's server to the FBI and CIA (that seems, to be generous, highly unlikely).
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Trump even went out of his way to be generous to May, whom he has frequently criticized over her handling of Brexit and is shortly to head into political oblivion as her Conservative Party elects a successor after a disastrous premiership.
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Like the G.I. Bill, it could offer full tuition at public universities, up to a cap of several thousand dollars a month, and a housing stipend; in addition, there would be generous unemployment benefits, especially in the most severely affected counties.
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Either way, Europe will have to be generous to refugees—it has promised to take one Syrian from Turkey for every one that is sent back from Greece—though it still cannot agree how to share them out for resettlement.
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I think it's important, in understanding what we think of masculinity—especially in the black community—to consider that when we think of who's been hurt, we often remember how they callous over, not how they have ability to be generous.
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Mr. Concannon said it was funded by illegal enterprises, which gave him the largess to be generous to a community that lacked basic government services and was vulnerable to influence by a larger-than-life character who shared his spoils.
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Here are the average aid packages — including grants, work-study and campus employment but no loans — for the Brown class of 2022: While aid for middle- and low-income students at Brown may be generous, most students who attend are from wealthy families.
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People will want to be generous, thanks to a connection between the Moon and jovial Jupiter in lovely Libra at 1:24 PM; however, the Moon will oppose strict Saturn in Sagittarius at 2:04 PM, bring up some fears and obstacles.
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In other words, the leader Europe saw as the anti-Donald Trump is now about as popular in his own country as Trump is within the US. That's not, to be generous, a comfortable place for a newly elected president to be.
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Reddit and Initialized Capital both have a policy of 16 weeks of fully paid leave for all new parents and we encourage the founders of the companies we invest in to be generous with their policies too, especially as they become more established.
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"While the U.S. is generous, we're going to be generous to those that share our values, generous to those that want to work with us and not those that try and stop the U.S. or say they hate America and are counterproductive," she said.
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"If you look at our offers, they are in line or above and what we consider to be generous and normal," the spokeswoman said, adding that the company had contingency plans in place for the strike actions, but remained committed to seeking a resolution.
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To questions about international aid spending, she has previously said the administration strives to be generous in a "fiscally responsible way," and has argued that investing in her project — which builds on previous White House efforts — is a way to promote security in developing countries.
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"He's shown the ability to make plays for others when two guys guard him, and when he's got it going offensively he's not afraid to be generous with who he gives it up to," Phoenix interim head coach Jay Triano told the Arizona Republic of Booker.
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While the American people will likely be generous with their charitable contributions of both money and supplies, it's fairly perverse to have a healthy chunk of that generosity soaked up by monopolist shipowners rather than going to the actual delivery of food and medicine to people in need.
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Yeah, you'd like to think universities would be a safe place where we'd be a little bit more generous with each other, and if someone, in an attempt to be provocative or push the boundaries of your comfort zone around learning, that we'd be generous with one another.
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In having the unexpected dinner table talk with my little kids about some of the 20th century's greatest horrors, I hoped to impart a message of empowerment: Let's be strong, let's be generous, let's be patient, because society can go sideways, as it has in your family's lifetime.
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Much of the debate has revolved around whether the EU would be generous in its negotiating stance (because of the need to sell goods into the British market) or hostile (because EU leaders will not want to encourage other countries to think they will get a good deal by leaving).
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"We do a lot of coaching of our pediatric colleagues, we tell them go ahead and be generous," that is, for example, helping parents understand that because vaping can mean an adolescent is accustomed to a very high dose of nicotine, that kid may go through a lot of lozenges.
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In a sign of how the move to a second phase of talks dealing with future trade will test the unity seen among the other 27 states so far, Luxembourg, home to operations for many London-based fund operators, has been pressing for the EU to be generous to British-registered firms.
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On a phone call from Ocean's Eleven Casino — a no-frills poker room in Oceanside, where conversation was quickly dominated by the crash — the former University of Michigan basketball coach Bill Frieder told me he was devastated to hear about the death of Bryant, whom he'd known to be generous with his time.
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However, Google says it is already reaching out to third-party manufacturers to register their devices to take advantage of the feature, and, in the long run, Google is much more likely to be generous with its registration process than Apple, particularly as it's a software solution, and doesn't require the fancy W1 chip.
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Many others recent Yelp reviews (with what seem to be generous one-star ratings) speak of troubles getting paid on sales, non-responses from customer service, ordering mistakes with no apologies, sales where deliveries are never scheduled, unanswered emails, delivery cancellations, no phone support, refusal to refund, no explanations on issues, and much more.
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"We need to overcome that mentality, so since this is a territory we're asking them to be generous," said Carlos Mercader, executive director of the Puerto Rico federal affairs administration, which has been meeting with administration officials, and pointed to the island serving as a safe haven for US citizens trying to escape Hurricane Irma in recent weeks.
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I suppose if you wanted to be generous, you might say this is the least effective and trustworthy administration since Warren G. Harding, whose administration was overwhelmed by the Teapot Dome scandal in 1921, in which Harding's secretary of the interior leased Navy petroleum reserves in Wyoming and California to private oil companies at incredibly low rates without a competitive bidding process.
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Perhaps you've done better, but most of us certainly come up short of our own ideals, ones I hope most people, religious or not, generally share — to be generous, peaceful, energetic in helping others and hesitant to help ourselves at their expense; to take care of the world we inhabit; to not only not kill one another (or even think about it), but to love one another.
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But to be generous about it, Trump is making a point that many opponents of the 2003 invasion of Iraq made in the mid-aughts: that rather than focus on fighting terrorists, George W. Bush's administration (with a minor assist from Hillary Clinton's Senate vote — which she now says she regrets) overthrew a regime that was objectively aligned against al-Qaeda and eventually turned it into a haven for Islamist terrorists.
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I didn't have any vodka at my place, and when Jack offered a slew of addresses to liquor and beer stores that were already closed, I knew I had to seek out the sweet potato water elsewhere—and so, by default, I ended up in the small cave of a venue (to say it has a 75-person capacity might be generous) I end up in every weekend whether I want to or not: Bambi's, an unmarked basement venue in Toronto's west end.
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