"I don't begrudge anyone their return on investment," Levin said.
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I don't begrudge anyone their successful, badass Wonder Woman movie.
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Older workers sometimes begrudge being managed by a callow colleague.
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Nor do I really begrudge him getting away with it.
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No one would begrudge Breitbart for standing behind its reporter.
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We begrudge her, and ourselves, a few moments to bask.
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I don't begrudge the company for attempting to argue otherwise.
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People want ... They probably begrudge the level of income inequality.
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"No one will begrudge Key leaving for family reasons," she said.
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This is not to say I begrudge anyone posting on Blind.
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"I honestly don't know how anyone could begrudge this any longer."
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It's hard to begrudge his decision to pursue more lucrative options.
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You think the cow doesn't begrudge the farmer who milks her?
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After years of dispiriting news, you can't begrudge them some optimism.
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In the east coast, people don't begrudge Bill Gates his millions.
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And I would never begrudge someone who came to this country undocumented.
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"I can't begrudge people for being negative in the past," he said.
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But hey, in the meantime, we won't begrudge privacy advocates their privacy.
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I don't begrudge her likely sanity-saving retreat from the public eye.
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Every politician has to raise money, and I don't begrudge Kaine that.
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Hozoji says she would never begrudge any of her people those rights.
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They were cheap, so I don't begrudge my past self too much.
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I don't begrudge senators the time to consider the issue before them.
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I do not begrudge any pregnant person's personal choice, whatever it is.
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It's impossible to begrudge such a person a few literary victory laps.
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But for now, he doesn't begrudge Urshela his taking over third base.
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We begrudge it on one hand and are grateful on the other.
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We begrudge it on one hand and are grateful on the other.
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Do you ever begrudge being pigeonholed as the gun, cow, or deer guy?
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I don't begrudge anyone's choice of keeping Chrome as their primary web browser.
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I'm not going to begrudge a parent for making any decision at all.
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I do not begrudge Mr. Trump's using deferments that many others also pursued.
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It's hard to begrudge her peers' decisions to leverage success into sprawling empires.
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"I do not begrudge him the emotion, even the anger," Mr. Wittes wrote.
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No one should begrudge them securing whatever bit of redress that they can.
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You know, I'm a capitalist, so my audience doesn't begrudge me making money.
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I do not begrudge the wealthy their money and the lifestyle it buys.
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Altee wanted more playing time, but he did not begrudge other players' getting it.
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We don't begrudge success, we aspire to it and admire those who achieve it.
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So I don't begrudge her, I'm not upset for making the decision she made.
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Still, Frazier doesn't begrudge the money that younger skippers on newer boats are making.
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The star said she does not begrudge Witherspoon the success the role brought her.
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Few Coventry fans could begrudge him the right to bow out with dignity, however.
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Now she doesn't "begrudge it in the same way" she once did, she said.
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"I don't begrudge them that decision," he said on Wednesday in a telephone interview.
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Sure, DiCaprio is the favorite to win, and I won't begrudge him for it either.
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"We don't begrudge CBS, we understand that it remains federally illegal in the United States."
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But if he does leave this season, few would begrudge him a final, improbable success.
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We run to stay fit and healthy, and begrudge our way through the whole thing.
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I don't begrudge people finding comfort or solidarity in these words and ideas, but goddamn.
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I didn't understand why anyone would begrudge their neighbors the choice to return—or not.
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And you don't begrudge the will to survive, even if it's just to keep surfing.
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Some readers were thankful: Other readers didn't begrudge the show's creators from making it rain.
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Also it was like grandpa telling a sweet joke—and no one can begrudge that.
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In this year of general political misery, I don't begrudge anyone their share of schadenfreude.
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Krieger insists he doesn't begrudge his success, nor does he want any part of it.
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I would never begrudge someone a lifetime devotion to a passion or an inborn talent.
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Dr. Dyson did not begrudge Feynman, Schwinger and Tomonaga the Nobel they received in 1965.
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I won't begrudge the effort, but I'll disagree and make sure it won't get passed.
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Nobody should be heartless enough to begrudge those who want to keep their pets alive.
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But do you begrudge the fact that now other people have discovered what you love?
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As long as I am better off, why should I begrudge your doing better still?
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I don't think people actually begrudge Bill, I don't know, maybe around here they do.
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Ultimately, Penny doesn't begrudge the conversation around the way Insecure has depicted safe (and unsafe) sex.
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I feel like Allo isn't ambitious enough, but I don't actually begrudge Google for starting small.
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I don't begrudge him this because I can't offer him the full-time position he wants.
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Who am I to begrudge my girlfriends for finding guys who love them and fuck them?
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Who would begrudge an imaginary person the chance to pursue the moist cephalopod of his dreams?
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It's as difficult to begrudge Dr. Weiner that effort as it is to watch the results.
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Unless your fellow interns and your bosses are monsters, they won't begrudge you this simple relief.
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By this point, it would take a stonyhearted reader to begrudge Elizabeth Gaskell her happy ending.
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But why begrudge Gökçe for capitalizing off the incredibly stupid way he sprinkles salt on meat?
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This is a princely sum, which, given the work he does, no one should begrudge him.
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But I can't begrudge people not loving that particular word; it's completely a matter of taste.
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And how can you begrudge Ms. Dunham the chance for a backpack breast-pump sight gag?
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He is what he is, and, you know, I begrudge no one for entering the race.
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Buffett does not begrudge the wealthy their success, nor does he blame the rich for others' struggles.
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" Added Newsom, "I do not begrudge other people's success, but that success has created burdens and stress.
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It's a high reward low risk platform for companies like Bose, so you can't really begrudge them.
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I don't like to hear the older artists or the artists of yesterday begrudge what's happening today.
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Only the most anti-clerical of Brel's fans can begrudge a man's will to be born again.
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There are so many pretty touches today, and I don't begrudge Mr. Mehta his modernisms one bit.
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I didn't begrudge them their interest, and there were songs like 'Hey Jude' that I could appreciate.
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When "The Daily Show" hired her away in 2016, Mr. Meyers said he did not begrudge her departure.
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No one could begrudge Manning if she felt bitter, yet her writing has been a candle of hope.
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No one would begrudge your curiosity about a partner's romantic past, or keeping tabs on their next relationship.
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"After all he has done for the world, I couldn't begrudge him his well-deserved win," Branson wrote.
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Whether it's a manager or an agent, you need to be grateful and not begrudge them their percentage.
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But I wouldn't begrudge him that: I hope Alex does find someone he really wants to be with.
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And there's no reason to begrudge him co-signing his letter with a member of the opposing party.
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I don't begrudge those poor people the attention, but wish some of it would turn toward us, too.
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It's hard to begrudge anyone their emotional wellbeing, but Hagerman's escapist lark illustrates the larger folly of retreatism.
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If Nico Rosberg's penalty stands, few outside the Brackley camp would begrudge the bonus it gave the Dutchman.
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One can't begrudge conservatives for their ideological qualms about left-of-center policies on healthcare and climate change.
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"Yes, I'm enjoying it," she cops, and she's just charming enough that you don't begrudge her a cent.
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Who can begrudge a 74-year-old the medical tests he is said to be undergoing in London?
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ANONYMOUS Don't begrudge your poor brother-in-law his fantasy of a clean break on the open road.
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Altman does not begrudge Zuckerberg his billions, nor does he find his comments on cash handouts tone deaf.
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That took a lot of mental energy that I got used to spending but eventually began to begrudge.
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That said, I take a "live and let live" approach and begrudge no one their personal interests or hobbies.
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While much of it is about his relationship with Kardashian, she doesn't begrudge his need to share his truth.
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And listen, tampon commercial ladies, she doesn't begrudge you your desire to play beach volleyball in a white bikini.
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She clearly wants to be a mega-successful person within that machine, and I don't begrudge her that longing.
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Most Spelunky runs end (in failure) much sooner, making it hard to begrudge a particular layout for very long.
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At the same time, he does not begrudge double amputees for availing themselves of whatever is within the rules.
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We recoil at the crudity of click bait, but in this atmosphere, it's unfair to begrudge anyone his desperation.
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" Greenberg, while maintaining his authoritative dismissal of Soutine, had to begrudge that "one has to go back to Rembrandt . . .
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I don't begrudge him for meeting with him at that creepy Trump International dinner because ... Yeah, that was creepy.
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As long as they aren't stoking racial tensions or spreading misinformation, it's hard to begrudge anyone a coronavirus quip.
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I don't begrudge the other areas [of science] — but this is probably an easier one to convince people about.
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The whole thing seemed very scripted (how about those girders 'nearly' falling on the commentators?) but we shouldn't begrudge that.
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Nor do we begrudge indie luminaries like Dan Clowes and Marjane Satrapi, who have built successful new careers in film.
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I can't begrudge anyone for selling out, people have to get paid, but it's still more than a little strange.
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I wasn't bonkers for it, but I saw its appeal; I didn't begrudge anyone for letting it make them cry.
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In febrile times, it is hard to begrudge Republicans cheering a stolid midwesterner for whom "no-nonsense" is a compliment.
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You could imagine that Higuain, in turn, might very well begrudge Kamara the multiples of attention and recognition he's gotten.
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You can't really begrudge Medea these murders, but there is one last cord to cut, and she agonizes over it.
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Who are we to begrudge a chef their chance to smear—sorry, delicately drizzle—raspberry coulis over a chopping board?
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He had to rely on a wild card pick by captain Steve Stricker this year, something few would begrudge him.
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There's no need to begrudge our ancestors for using the materials at their disposal to stay shielded from the elements.
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Valedictions are few, and after a long and brilliant career, it is surely churlish to begrudge the need for one.
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I begrudge no one a better library, but selling "Knowledge and Wonder" is a dreadful way to go about it.
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His pinball manages to light a lot of stuff up, so it's hard to begrudge him this sometimes reckless game.
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"I don't begrudge political leaders transparently representing the best interests of their people — it's my job to do this," he said.
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Reasonable employers will not begrudge their staff having a well-earned break but it needs to be done the right way.
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But he remains a frequent presence in the Washington office, where no one seems to begrudge his extracurricular fire at Trump.
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And I don't begrudge them having done that or us – nor, do I second guess the fact that we did it.
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I'd never begrudge someone the chance to indulge a harmless (?) fetish or use tech to feel a little bit less lonely.
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If this $279 electrical box proves to be as safe as they say, then I won't begrudge anybody who tries it.
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In America, we don't begrudge people for being successful, but we know they shouldn't do it by destroying other people's dreams.
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The creators of "The Last Black Man in San Francisco" don't begrudge the tech migrants who have moved to their hometown.
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"The Wonder Years" can be almost unbearably poignant, but it is so unabashed in its earnestness that you can't begrudge it.
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I view Trump as a tremendously malevolent force in American politics and society, but I don't begrudge him hostility towards hurricanes.
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Of course, parents have long used P.T.A.s to support their children's schools, and it's hard to begrudge them for doing so.
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They are the deplorables who do not begrudge or even want the political classes lifestyle — perhaps they should stop begrudging theirs.
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There were two things going on, and he couldn't begrudge her wanting to spend her off time focused on the other one.
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I think each person has to make the choice on their own, but I don't begrudge those who have said they're boycotting.
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It's hard to begrudge Corker his decision to escape dealing with a president in this condition by not running for re-election.
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I imagine that Mr. Trump pays no more in taxes than the tax code requires, and I do not begrudge him that.
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"I will disagree with him on some things, but I'm certainly not going to begrudge him a vacation," Mr. Van Bramer said.
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That's a tough choice, and I don't begrudge anyone who works within an industry that has so obviously little interest in difference.
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And while few will begrudge your decision to celebrate at your local taqueria, wouldn't it be nice to dig a little deeper?
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It's certainly made them a lot of money, and though I don't begrudge them for that, I'm not one of those people.
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But Trump takes credit for anything, and I'd hate to begrudge Americans economic growth just because it might help the president politically.
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I'm not going to begrudge guest nominations for Donald Glover or Tiffany Haddish or Bill Hader from when they hosted the show.
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So while we can hardly begrudge them the odd juicy subtweet — and who among us hasn't nearly pressed send on one of those?
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"So, in that sense, I don't begrudge Senator Rubio or Senator Cruz for not always reminding people that they're Hispanic," Mr. Castro said.
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At the risk of sounding like a patronizing Old, I'll concede that "ok boomer" means well, and I don't begrudge teenagers their anger.
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He does not so much begrudge the police for being tough on people, he said; he just wishes they would be more discerning.
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Clinton don't begrudge her desire to provide generously for her family, and certainly many presidential candidates and public servants acquire vast personal wealth.
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The rest of the clues broke up a bit more cleanly, but I don't begrudge Mr. Vigeland this entry, it was just challenging.
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Pinot noir rosé must be a sort of cash cow, but who could begrudge him when the wine is so pleasing and refreshing.
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It's because of this that Caroline does not begrudge Natalie for sharing her story and insisted she is genuinely happy for her success.
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And what concerns me the most, in addition to everything that Senator [Bill] Nelson said, is that this is a science agency, and I get that you don't have a scientific background and I don't begrudge you that although it is true that previous administrators had extraordinary scientific backgrounds, but I don't begrudge you that because I don't have a scientific background.
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No one would begrudge the long-suffering supporters of Leicester, or the citizens of this East Midlands city (see article), their moment of jubilation.
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It's so much more difficult than I ever would have thought, and I don't begrudge anyone who decides not to tell a difficult story.
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News Analysis It is hard to begrudge Democrats their gloating about the state of the Republican Party as the campaign enters its final hours.
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He does not begrudge the founders their disagreements or the fact that more than two centuries later, so many of their arguments remain unresolved.
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He was glad, he said, because this was the time to wear it; but he wouldn't begrudge me if I had sold it, either.
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Why do they begrudge Israel the right to defend itself behind the very borders they've been clamoring for years for Israelis to get behind?
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If fighting for in situ species that Mr Thomas sees as doomed adds value to people's lives, it is hard to begrudge them that boon.
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He's always in a good mood, loves activities, makes a friend out of everyone he meets and doesn't begrudge you when you can't hang out.
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Players have a right to protest -- clearly -- and most conservatives I know don't begrudge any American's right to express a view under the First Amendment.
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In addition to this leadership crisis, large swaths of the Republican Party begrudge the country's changing ethnic composition and express high levels of racial resentment.
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I'm a tech columnist, and while I don't begrudge anyone for trying more extreme forms of disconnection, my job prevents me from going cold turkey.
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I don't begrudge people who want to be part of the process—they're making the game I'll eventually play better—but it's not for me...usually.
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I can't begrudge a second-grader for wanting a little space from my daughter, who no doubt sought — and maybe even demanded — reciprocal devotion and exclusivity.
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And if his grand performance of "All Around You" earlier in the evening was anything to go by, it'd be hard to begrudge him the award.
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You couldn't begrudge a guy who had to lug around P.A. Parenteau and Matt Moulson for years for leaving after a ninth failure of a season.
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Fails said he did not begrudge the latest wave of migrants, the world's technological elites who are well-paid and disproportionately male, and white or Asian.
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Further, I won't begrudge a kid who wants to play with Lego the ability to build their own Tie Fighter if this is all they can afford.
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I didn't begrudge the decision as much as I found the rationale astonishing — as far as I was concerned, my compatriot was equally qualified for the position.
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Nobody should begrudge Mr. Uribe for refusing to forgive the criminals he holds accountable for the murder of his father and for causing irreparable damage to Colombia.
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I don't begrudge anyone the right to tell his or her own story, but my focus now is on protecting the country from Trump, and nothing else.
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Most of the struggling rustbelt city's citizens don't begrudge him using South Bend as a springboard for his political ambition, says Elizabeth Bennion of Indiana University, South Bend.
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Ray Charles gets his Grammy life after death No one would begrudge Ray Charles getting some love for a duets album released just two months after his death.
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" After Todd continued to press Pence on whether the rhetoric from the right was helpful, the vice president responded, "I never begrudge people responding to unwarranted, unjustified attacks.
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Normally, most of the British public do not begrudge such support, because hardworking royals represent the Crown/head of state as ambassadors of the nation, domestically and abroad.
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Whispers can be heard about town from the Catholic faithful who support the 87-year-old Hart, and begrudge Bishop Biegler for digging into a dark, painful past.
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While few would begrudge Liverpool a first title in 30 years - they are 25 points ahead of their nearest rivals - the relegation places are too close to call.
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I begrudge him earning it while never bothering to research a subject, sneering in interviews and cutting subjects (esp women) off when he wants to hear his own voice.
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I also do not begrudge lawmakers who are against abortion for themselves; but as elected officials, they must commit to preserving the constitutionally protected right of others to choose.
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Sex is decidedly not part of any traditional solstice ritual, but no one would begrudge you if you found your own steamy way to ring in the new season.
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Unlike Mr Sanders, whose recent entry into the "millionaire class" seems not to have lessened his dislike of rich people, Ms Warren claims not to begrudge them their success.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — It was finally time to go for Lleyton Hewitt, and although it might have been time to go rather sooner, who could begrudge him this?
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I don't begrudge anyone who wants to celebrate Davis for taking a stand, if you happen to agree with her, but no one was forcing her to do anything.
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Sarah says she doesn't begrudge Franco's success, and, in fact, says she would've been shocked if he didn't win -- but adds he still needs to accept responsibility and apologize.
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I'm grateful to Will and Joel for their improvements to this grid; I hope solvers enjoy encountering ROCKET J. SQUIRREL, and don't begrudge JULES ET JIM its French title.
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It's hard to begrudge Mark's email to a NASA supervisor claiming that she isn't quite ready for another mission into space when everything she does appears to support that.
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This Sunday, I won't begrudge my father, who'll watch the game delayed on DVR, so he doesn't have to endure commercials to get to the 11 minutes of action.
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" Jayapal said she does not "begrudge" lawmakers who are opposed to abortions for themselves, but noted that they "must commit to preserving the constitutionally protected right of others to choose.
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Hung, who's a professional public speaker now, tells us he doesn't begrudge J-Hud and Kelly's decision to jump ship because it's been so long since they were 'Idol' contestants.
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In America, we do not begrudge the rich for their baubles but instead celebrate them in magazine spreads in which they wear outfits that cost as much as our houses.
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We might wish it wasn't so, and that he wasn't stealing the spotlight from the heaps of brilliant fighters lower down on Bellator cards, but we certainly can't begrudge him.
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It's not that I begrudge the person who chooses granola over eggs benedict, but it isn't fun to dive into hollandaise and home fries across the table from fresh fruit.
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Yolanda Sotoa, 50, who will be among those traveling to Chile as part of a delegation of social organizations, said she does not begrudge the pope's decision to stay away.
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"You wouldn't begrudge someone with a helicopter for beating the morning traffic," said the person, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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I, of course, don't begrudge them it, but it seems grotesque to me to lay the burden of representation on women, that we are tasked with performing our pain so often.
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Her face of open-mouth surprise became an instant viral moment, and though many were certainly disappointed by Gaga's loss, it was hard to begrudge Close this moment in the spotlight.
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Nobody would begrudge Rodgers—a 65-year-old honest-to-God icon an innovator who somehow managed to spearhead a disco revival in the 21st century—a few glorious victory laps.
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But we could still hear the waves crashing out in the Gulf, and I couldn't begrudge the 90 percenters for wanting to spend all of their time along the water's edge.
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But if she genuinely believes Kavanaugh to be innocent and genuinely believes that he will be a check on President Trump, then one can't begrudge the vote on the judicial merits.
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Mr. Smith, looking back on his decades at the plant, acknowledges that a supply of immigrants makes it easier for employers to pay less, but he doesn't begrudge them the work.
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Former congressman Ron Paul, who ran for president three times—in 1988 as the Libertarian Party nominee and 2008 and 2012 as a Republican primary candidate—certainly doesn't begrudge non-voters.
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The transparency of the grant process, with 16 objective criteria governing applications, makes it unlikely a Catholic church, say, would begrudge a Protestant church that won a grant when it did not.
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Like Roma, Bob doesn't begrudge drag queens who don't use their fame to address politics, but they also don't think that conservatives and Republicans will find a place on the drag runway.
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But informal miners say they don't earn nearly as much through these activities and often begrudge industrial mines claiming the richest concessions, sometimes on land where their families have lived for generations.
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As an independent startup, I'm not going to begrudge Scroll its revenue, and it likely needs a bigger cut to stay in business than Apple or Google do on their App Stores.
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I don't begrudge them this reality gap, though — that's half the fun of TV. The Bold Type isn't trying for the bumbling, angsty realism of, say, Girls' depiction of twentysomethings in the city.
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And Trump will deserve credit for an astute use of presidential power, a willingness to take risks and might even get the Nobel Peace Prize that even his enemies should not begrudge him.
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It is a quality that does not always come easily to men, and no one would begrudge the most scrutinized actor in the world if he wanted to seal off parts of himself.
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Perky Jerky Turkey Original, 2.2 ounce bags (Pack of 12)I won't begrudge any lovers of Turkey Jerky, but if you call your product Perky Jerky and its not caffeinated jerky, you're misleading people.
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Hard to begrudge people for wanting to lock him in those circumstances I think what leads to a bad place is criminalizing your political opponents because they're your opponents, which is what Trump does.
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While the U.S. shouldn't begrudge China for making strides in the IT field and becoming capable of developing its own technology, tensions are bound to arise where intellectual property is concerned, according to Zarit.
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But I needed a little bit of a break — hopefully no one would begrudge me for that — and the only way I could carve out any time was to take some international breaks off.
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If he wins, no one will begrudge giving him the award in June (presumably after the Thunder have been eliminated from the playoffs), and no one will regret it after a year, or ten.
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It takes a while to realize that Emre has gotten you hooked under arguably false pretenses, but what she finally pulls off is so inventive and beguiling you can hardly begrudge her for it.
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And while I wouldn't begrudge this massively talented writer a single iota of joy or peace, I found myself more interested, finally, in the awkward, unresolved stuff she must have chosen to leave out.
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"I don't begrudge my grandma who never met a Muslim in her life, but all she sees on TV are Muslims blowing things up," said Mr. Bower, 35, who grew up in rural Idaho.
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No one would begrudge economically advantaged people accessing treatment for high blood pressure, or asthma, or sporting injuries, and nor should they be considered to be acting inappropriately for accessing treatment for mental illness.
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She probably could've made it clearer that West had attempted to earn her consent, but you can't begrudge her being affected by a word used to degrade women that was sprung on her without notice.
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Not just from book lovers who defend the source material as vigorously and as blindly as their favorite 2016 political candidate, but from TV viewers who begrudge the show's book-like meandering and wheel-spinning.
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Of course, no one can begrudge Chewie anything — and the whole video turns out to be an add for the Star Wars-based charity Force For Change, which this year is being redubbed Roar for Change.
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JOHN GRAVES Houston I do not for one moment begrudge James Carville his fun in his wish to be reincarnated as the bond market, because he could then "intimidate everybody" ("Matteo Salvini's quest for power", June 2nd).
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I don't begrudge any individuals who wish to give, but I was once again surprised by another twist in the story: Billionaires had already committed to raise a mind-boggling $700 million dollars to repair Notre Dame.
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" Yet this is also the story of Polly, the "P." in P. Carl, who Carl says must be known, "as much as I will begrudge telling you, because Polly knows so much about Carl and vice versa.
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Yet when, elsewhere in the book, he himself says that "the right words are oxygen" and that ugly phrases are "passed on like a virus," we do not begrudge him these shopworn but convenient figures of speech.
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Simplification isn't unusual on mobile, and I'm not trying to begrudge Various Daylife for not having the ambition or budget of a Final Fantasy XV, but there's nothing suggesting to you this is a Square Enix game.
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Nobody should begrudge Republicans the right to act out of partisan self-interest, but the way the system is supposed to work is that the other party then needs to act out of its own partisan self-interest.
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The only thing Twix bars ever did wrong was try too hard to earn our love — more chocolate, more cookie, more caramel — but it's hard to begrudge their show-choir-level enthusiasm when the results are this delicious.
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Whether or not we expect more of a novelist today, and less of an entertainer, we, too, attach a high value to amusement and don't begrudge the fantastical salaries paid to those who help us while away the hours.
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It would be perfectly valid for Gallardo to decide that he doesn't much fancy working in Europe — not everyone has to come to Europe — but, equally, I suspect few in Argentina would begrudge him being tempted by the challenge.
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I don't begrudge people's excitement about it, but so much of the enthusiasm I saw hinged on the show's total disregard for what makes good TV good TV, and at a certain point, I'm not super impressed by that.
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I understand that some folks may just be happy to have a job with full pay and benefits — I'd never begrudge anyone that — but the unanimous and highly stilted positivity on display in these ambassador accounts really seems like something else.
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In New York, the police regard S.U.V.s as the most prudent for moving and protecting the mayor, and no one should begrudge any officials the security they need to carry out the work they do on behalf of the public.
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To the Editor: I am very happy that Josh Max fully recovered despite getting the wrong medication from his pharmacy, and I do not begrudge him the $2,500 payment he received in response to his complaint to the pharmacy's lawyer.
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"I can see why they held it, so I wouldn't begrudge the idea, but at the end of the day performance is what drives flows," he said, although he noted Platinum's outflows were modest in a tough year for managers.
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If that just doesn't work, you should bring the issue to the attention of H.R. or a manager, and explain the problem: You don't begrudge anybody their opinions, but this situation has gotten stressful enough that it's having a negative impact.
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In the choice between eating a flawed cupcake and complaining about cupcake flaws, I would never begrudge someone who simply muddles through—or the innovators among us who break off the bottom portion of the cake to makeshift a sandwich on the fly.
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"I don't begrudge people making money if they really can build a better mousetrap," said Stephen Dyer, a former Ohio state legislator and the education policy fellow at Innovation Ohio, a Columbus think tank that is sharply critical of online charter schools.
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"Along comes bitcoin and its related cryptocurrencies, and while I'm concerned that they're too disorganized, too dark, too dependent on software that then can be hacked, I don't want to begrudge anyone from trying to profit from anything," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"As boomers age, they too are looking for more workplace flexibility, but they seem to begrudge giving the same to younger workers when they didn't have it themselves at their ages and life stage," said Pamela Stone, a sociologist at Hunter College.
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He got his own plane," she said, before clarifying, "I love Howie, and I don't begrudge anyone earning what they earn… But, when my old ass has been there shooting the show, and I get an American Airlines ticket and he gets a private plane.
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"While we don't begrudge victims who want to settle, we plan to vigorously object to any provision that tries to bind victims who want to proceed with holding Harvey Weinstein accountable for his actions which is exactly what we intend to do," the statement said.
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"While we don't begrudge victims who want to settle, we plan to vigorously object to any provision that tries to bind victims who want to proceed with holding Harvey Weinstein accountable for his actions which is exactly what we intend to do," they added.
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It was hard to comprehend that the same artist who once made a beat so tough that it actually induced real gunshots in a rave had come up with the happy hour-in-Ibiza anthem Amnesia; but equally, who could begrudge him a slice of stardom?
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And though there were regrettably more than a few cheers at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Wednesday night when del Potro misfired on serves and ground strokes against Federer, who among us is really churlish enough to begrudge him this belated opportunity at another United States Open trophy?
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It's a capricious position, sure, but then most writers live lives about so sheltered and purposeless that it would make Richmond, the goth who lives in the basement and watches lights flicker on The IT Crowd, more morose than usual, so why begrudge them this bit of pompous whimsy?
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It's the conceit of essentially every embattled administration that it is troubled primarily by problems of communications and messaging, so it's hard to begrudge Donald Trump the somewhat absurd premise that what he really needed to do to set things straight was to fire communications director Michael Dubke.
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"While we don&apost begrudge victims who want to settle, we plan to vigorously object to any provision that tries to bind victims who want to proceed with holding Harvey Weinstein accountable for his actions — which is exactly what we intend to do," lawyers for one of the women, Wedil David, said.
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He's aware that his woes make great content for an artist, but he doesn't begrudge Bahri for it; more than anything he seems to look to him to back him up, to confirm that his art is a product of being foreign and prove that things in the country are as bad as he says they are.
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Among them: the suggestion that other candidates "had a chance to go out and make a lot of money" to pour into their own campaigns, so they should not begrudge him for having done so; and the assertion that "nobody asked" about Mr. Bloomberg's defense of stop-and-frisk policing until he apologized for the strategy in November.
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At the time, it seemed likely that the contest would be resolved in just a few more episodes, but when considering that real American presidential campaigns stretch across two years and rarely feel settled, even after a winner is determined, it's hard to begrudge "House of Cards" for devoting nearly two seasons to a single election.
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I don't begrudge anyone who doubted my theory [because] they hadn't seen it done that way in Georgia, therefore they were skeptical and that's OK. I am leading the party now as the top of the ticket and my responsibility is to bring everyone to the table whether they showed up early or if they're coming now to sit down.
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Olivia Colman, who is fast approaching "National Treasure" status in Britain, was a popular choice for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical for her tragicomic characterisation of Queen Anne in "The Favourite", and no one could begrudge Glenn Close's win in the Drama category for "The Wife": the two women are now neck-and-neck to win the Best Actress statuette at the Oscars.
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