Generosity is the ideal, obviously, but not generosity you have to fake.
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But there's a better way than generosity burnout: Incorporate generosity into daily life.
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Generosity is a virtue, but unlimited generosity is a fast route to bankruptcy.
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Stead Family Children's Hospital said they were overwhelmed by King's generosity, and the generosity of all the donors who pledged their support.
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The anonymous donor couldn't be faulted for seeking to bask in the recipient's gratitude, or engaging in generosity in order to earn a reputation for generosity.
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Thank you for your loyalty , friendship and generosity .
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So, there's a lot of generosity, and talk of generosity, that happens with rich people these days, in this age of extreme inequality, but there's not a lot of talk of justice.
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"Airbnb can take zero credit for his generosity," Chesky said.
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Terms of the deal — including the price paid for Generosity.
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Saper said that these acquisitions — of GiveForward and now Generosity.
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But the most dramatic generosity was only about to begin.
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But this generosity of spirit has left the circus vulnerable.
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In the meantime, it has begun to curb its generosity.
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He had a huge joy for life, generosity and passion.
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Almost $33,000 dollars was raised by the effort on generosity.
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I am thinking about the generosity of Toni Morrison today.
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Portugal's generosity to retired foreigners has been criticised by locals.
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Those split seconds of generosity make it better for everyone.
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Carrey is just the latest star to flex their generosity.
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This argument probably overstates both China's culpability and its generosity.
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To ALL our local towns for your attention and generosity!
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The Gartons said they are overwhelmed by Olive Garden's generosity.
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Her essence, her generosity, her levity, it's all the same.
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She was sunshine and had such kindness, generosity and trust.
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It is the only American state that mandates such generosity.
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"It is with this same generosity we continue the legacy."
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Shout out to Nancy Salomon for her mentorship and generosity.
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Never underestimate the generosity and solidarity people hold within them.
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As Farmer noted, human beings are capable of considerable generosity.
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Of course, generosity and altruism are not the same thing.
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Generosity could result in Powerball winners taking home even less.
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State Medicaid programs greatly vary in structure, generosity, and expense.
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The young boy's generosity – and encouragement – do not go unappreciated.
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Unsung Californians reached out with acts of kindness and generosity.
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She possesses the qualities we associate with greatness and generosity.
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Generosity won't just help you win the loyalty of dogs.
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Deciding which ones deserve your generosity can be tricky business.
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Have you been able to keep that generosity of spirit?
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Generosity is a theme that's weighing heavily on your mind.
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"I was very touched by Mr. Brown's generosity," she said.
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The generosity of Americans is playing a big part, too.
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Ms. Fienberg was also known for her warmth and generosity.
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So we talked about generosity, about what giving looks like.
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And he did it with such sensitivity, generosity and love.
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The commissar slowly warms to the family's generosity and decency.
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Today's puzzle is a clear sign of Mr. Cee's generosity.
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The reader thanks Simpson's eye and ear for such generosity.
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Mr. Trump is no model of democracy or American generosity.
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And it is keeping Ronis's generosity alive: Entrance is free.
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The Neediest Cases Fund thrives on the generosity of readers.
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"I'm grateful to Oprah Winfrey for her generosity," he said.
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Please help me put all this generosity to good use.
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Criticism, for that matter, can sin in generosity as well.
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As always, Perkins's words and illustrations radiate generosity of spirit.
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We are grateful for your generosity towards our first responders!
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I think this kind of generosity is important, especially now.
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Generosity will not nullify the terms of the agreement. 7.
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So that's all true, an age of extraordinary league generosity.
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Others suggested the generosity was little more than smart marketing.
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It's easy for people to take advantage of your generosity.
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"The generosity of the community has been amazing," Phillips says.
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Porn in movie theaters, though, won't be given the same generosity.
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Heard's generosity in giving to these wonderful causes is deeply respected.
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I appreciate your kindness and your generosity—I love you Vegas.
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Bermudez told the publication she began to cry at the generosity.
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We miss his smile, his generosity, his wisdom, and his love.
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Sadly, there's no guarantee that such generosity will do us good.
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This generosity has helped Roo get the care he needs quickly.
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Your acts of kindness and generosity gave our family continued hope.
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There is a generosity and accessibility to it that felt important.
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Brought forth by the most beautiful act of generosity and kindness.
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And that's where she learned the extent of some strangers' generosity.
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According to Buffett, generosity was where Graham succeeded beyond all others.
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Lambert also took the opportunity to praise Michael's talent and generosity.
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Generosity could result in Mega Millions winners taking home even less.
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The ACA includes three elements that affect the generosity of insurance.
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The trade-offs between price and generosity are real and wrenching.
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Her generosity, talent, and loving spirit made her anything but normal.
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Are heroic acts, astonishing generosity, sacrifice and beauty liberal or conservative?
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We will forever cherish her warm embraces and generosity of spirit.
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I was gobsmacked at their generosity ahead of the big day.
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In his earlier years, Jammeh showed glimpses of charm and generosity.
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Generosity and romantic connections are sweet but try to remember yourself.
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One way to read that generosity is as an election fillip.
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Your love and generosity overwhelms and means so much to us!
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These hours of inclusion and generosity require a suspension of mistrust.
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Overall, the generosity of each person involved really resonated with me.
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The local Northampton food bank is the recipient of his generosity.
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But the timing may also be key to understanding Microsoft's generosity.
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His laugh was beyond infectious and his generosity was ever present.
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Generosity is an act, while altruism is a way of life.
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And as the generosity mounted, so did the "miracles," Burrell says.
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Thank you for your kindness, leadership, and generosity all 50 years.
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Gratitude, forgiveness, generosity and self-compassion often get a mention too.
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They're asking them to work together in the spirit of generosity.
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But such generosity in monetary policy is bumping up against limits.
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But the film focuses more on generosity and recognition of the
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It depends on their holding values of fairness, generosity and hopefulness.
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She has endless amounts of patience and her generosity is stunning.
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Despite the generosity, this fund became known as Aberfan's "second disaster."
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And you needn't restrict your idea of giving to financial generosity.
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Jupiter is an energy that's all about abundance, generosity, and luck!
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Scott said he was "blown away" by Leishman's generosity of spirit.
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But for the sake of generosity, let's assume this is possible.
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The United States ranked second on the combined measure of generosity.
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I couldn't stop thinking about the culture of generosity in Triana.
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And the family marveled at the generosity they have been shown.
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Right away, audiences connected to the quirky story of mass generosity.
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And Boyfriend's generosity, which denies reciprocation, sounds like control to me.
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They distrust each other, lack generosity in dealing with one another.
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Did you, at your crucial moment, side with generosity or greed?
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At the same time, if generosity breeds lawlessness, it defeats itself.
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I never anticipated the generosity with which people share in return.
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I do this work with a spirit of inclusivity and generosity.
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There was a kind of generosity, or trust, in that gesture.
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In that way, even disagreement could be an act of generosity.
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ANONYMOUS I am touched by your generosity and sense of perspective.
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But the increase is not the result of generosity or waste.
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He was a sociable man, and he wore his generosity openly.
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He wouldn't accept thanks, much less money, for this lavish generosity.
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But the arts in San Francisco haven't always felt their generosity.
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Their generosity profoundly effected my (and my kids') reality that day.
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Their generosity profoundly [affected] my (and my kids') reality that day.
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But for the most part, it's all about generosity and giving.
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It is a story about love, not loathing; generosity, not greed.
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She's doing that out of the generosity of her own heart.
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She relies in part on the generosity of family and friends.
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"None of this would be possible without your generosity," Watt says.
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Mr. Corenswet radiates calm and generosity that lends the show equilibrium.
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Who doesn't want to hear that her biggest flaw is generosity?
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"We have to surprise them with restraint and generosity," said Mandela.
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It was characterized by a politics and an ethos of generosity.
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But her intellectual avidity came coupled with mischief, worldliness and generosity.
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And that open-hearted generosity of spirit is why it endures.
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In that memory, I now know the depth of her generosity.
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Indeed, Scott's generosity and openness are defining characteristics of the book.
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Morton's conceptually rigorous work can seem esoteric at times, yet her intention is ultimately one of generosity towards the viewer, and it is this spirit of generosity, playfulness, and joy, which this exhibition hopes to expand.
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The holiday season is a time for generosity and goodwill, after all.
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In his note to parents, Chui thanked Eggers' for his "remarkable generosity".
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"I'm just blown away by his generosity," Laurel wrote in her post.
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Don't shut down a gift or short circuit that loop of generosity.
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For your boundless generosity, unflappable honesty and kindness to all living things.
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As always, she's the model of generosity of spirit and self-possession.
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"We really depended on the generosity of the private sector," Peterson says.
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Because of their generosity, I'm especially motivated to pay off my loans.
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I didn't know them, and I didn't want to abuse their generosity.
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"Her generosity meant an amazing amount to me," Ardern told the Herald.
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Muhammed Ali became "The Greatest" & lived life of strength principle & generosity. RIP.
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You're giver — just don't forget to show the same generosity to yourself.
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Nilsson's generosity coincides with the pleasure of her puzzling, sweet-natured views.
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"Because of her astonishing generosity, I've never sold these shirts," Burke said.
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In part, Sweden is a victim of its own generosity and success.
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Private employers would have to compete with this generosity when hiring workers.
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Hospital spokesman Andy Brodzeller lauded the boy's generosity and the community response.
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Philoxenia also encompasses a generosity of spirit, something Jessica had in abundance.
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The generosity of friends and family, though helpful, will likely be insufficient.
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But the CAF also found that generosity is on the rise worldwide.
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You never know who your next act of generosity might inspire. pic.twitter.
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But don't twist it; the generosity does not flow in both directions.
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Many A True Nerd is not alone in this sort of generosity.
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Others fear a loss of contact with the beneficiaries of Catholic generosity.
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I am reminded of the generosity given to my family during Katrina.
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The supermodel thanked Uber's competitor for its generosity on her Snapchat channel.
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Acts of generosity and compassion also appear to be good for mood.
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Donors providing money for political campaigns expect their generosity to be rewarded.
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There's a sense of generosity here that I've never felt anywhere else.
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But it's not the generosity alone that had people all choked up.
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" Leto added, "I saw a lot of kindness, a lot of generosity.
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It's living proof there's a difference between generosity and poor quality control.
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" Thinking of the town's generosity, Rory noted, "People just want to help.
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That's just cool, and hopefully the developers are rewarded for their generosity.
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Football is an environment of a lot of vanity and little generosity.
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He bursts out on all sides with energy, peculiarity, generosity and communicativeness.
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His friend, Angelo Ruffo, hailed Chernoff for his generosity and kind spirit.
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Thanks to Lee's generosity, Damon Runyon funds researchers early in their careers.
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Cultivating gratitude and generosity, his research has found, actually helps with stress.
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Hall occasionally draws heavily on jargon, there is a generosity and literary
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Pam Brekke of Orlando, FL can attest to that spirit of generosity.
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I am ashamed that my own country lacks similar compassion and generosity.
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His integrity and generosity (he operated on poorer patients free) became legendary.
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Such generosity came from U.S. membership in the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
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Despite individuals' generosity, giving can be a source of stress for donors.
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"It is outrageous whenever the American people's generosity is exploited," Rubio said.
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That this overall issue, Lee, is not so much about your generosity.
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At the same time, the rules encourage the great generosity of philanthropists.
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"I am impressed and proud of our city's generosity," the organizer wrote.
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Brimming with life force, generosity, humor, gravitas and a fountain of talent.
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But thanks to my host's generosity, I wouldn't be ant bait tonight.
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"Sharing," or a lack of generosity, will be a major theme today.
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The intelligence and eclectic generosity of the programming are not in doubt.
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These protections should not be conditional on the generosity of particular employers.
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"What an amazing offer of generosity and kindness," one Facebook user commented.
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"We really do work to cultivate the spirit of generosity," she added.
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Whether Johnson will extend the same generosity to Bowles is another matter.
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The members' emphasis on accomplishments dovetailed with a generosity about past mistakes.
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Because it's administered by the states, the generosity of UI varies widely.
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The Cabane also reflects another hallmark of Quebec, its spirit of generosity.
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Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks said Sater's generosity was news to the campaign.
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At a time of increasing division, his philosophizing evinces an underlying generosity.
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The report lays much blame on governments' generosity to fossil-fuel industries.
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That generosity has always been linked to the can-do American attitude.
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The generosity of the powerless appeals to some rebellious part of me.
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I'm mindful of my actions and interactions and practice generosity without expectations.
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Even with love, support, and family generosity, there's friction, shame, and disillusionment.
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But the real opportunity for generosity is more likely inside the workplace.
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With characteristic generosity, her final film, "Varda by Agnès," answers both needs.
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I'm grateful for her generosity, but know at what cost it came.
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Social support, trust, perceived freedom and generosity all suppress happiness in America.
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We would like to thank everyone for their support, thoughtfulness and generosity.
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"There has been an extraordinary generosity within the artists' community," he said.
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Mexico's generosity comes at a particularly fraught time for U.S.-Mexican relations.
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But which states do the most to uphold America's reputation for generosity?
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On the whole, South American countries have received the migrants with great generosity.
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King writes that Swift's generosity often goes unnoticed because she doesn't publicize it.
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We really would not be here today without your unparalleled support and generosity.
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The people stan (this Reddit thread is overflowing with stories of Reeves' generosity).
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No matter what the cause, campaigns that emphasize generosity and charity are ubiquitous.
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In response to the tragedy, many residents are channeling their grief into generosity.
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Amador says she was able to thank Wenig for his generosity on Twitter.
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Those are synonyms, and they should be given some generosity and some leeway.
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At least for now, the tax code's generosity is a limited-time deal.
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This tendency toward bright colors, generosity and liveliness mirrors Arthur's sensibility in life.
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Whatever the reason, Uber's generosity just makes for an even better birth story.
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Hood told the Associated Press that his mother's generosity was in her character.
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Their wealth is not just proof of the generosity of a magnanimous ruler.
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Witnessing others' generosity uplifts and inspires people, which creates a "warm glow" effect.
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The Affordable Care Act includes three elements that affect the generosity of insurance.
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Their generosity dates from the transition from dictatorship to democracy in the 24s.
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"I feel so blessed and am humbled by their generosity," says the update.
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She also learns the true meaning of Christmas, community, generosity, blah, blah, blah.
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Carnegie's generosity came at a time when there was no federal income tax.
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You may have to contend with some big egos, but generosity flows, too.
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The U.S., meanwhile, was mediocre in its generosity, ranking 21st in honesty overall.
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Readers may be unwilling or unable to swallow the potent dram of generosity
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"There's this sense of openness and generosity in terms of ideas," she said.
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After the initial burns and derision comes the second-most common reaction: generosity.
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Companies have feasted on the generosity of bond investors for nearly a decade.
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Junk can match that album's craftsmanship and polish, but it lacks its generosity.
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Indeed, the incentive for other EU countries is not to act with generosity.
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Critics of the programme say that Facebook's generosity is cover for a landgrab.
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Generosity is dying; it's rare to be given the benefit of the doubt.
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The American people, discovering more money in their pockets, responded with their generosity.
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Our grief has been poured out widely, in proportion to his great generosity.
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Fortunately, this beast of a storm also is inspiring generosity, even amongst strangers.
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We spent days crying actually, reflecting on him and his greatness and generosity.
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Then there are times when expressing your generosity calls for actual, physical stuff.
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It is testimony to our generosity, empathy, and "can-do" approach to challenges.
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The reality: They are now dependent on the generosity of others to eat.
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Who inspired a better version of me through her grace, generosity and loyalty.
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We are a symbol of how America's generosity can pay itself back tenfold.
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Sex, trust, generosity, feeling secure... all these themes will be on the table.
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Beyond his generosity in serving up taters, very little about Irabu was endearing.
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But even with that generosity, these passages just don't make for fun gameplay.
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The span of a few weeks that best embodies generosity, warmth, and togetherness.
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Even your non-romantic relationships will enjoy a boost in generosity and kindness.
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In Shambhala Buddhism they are meditation, generosity, discipline, patience, joyful effort and wisdom.
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They are also a testament to the unheralded but steady generosity of Americans.
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Even in these uncertain times, we believe in the generosity of our community.
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And what I see on the network is a tremendous amount of generosity.
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But for more than two decades, that generosity has come at a price.
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He told us that sharing your enthusiasms could be a form of generosity.
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What guides the filmmaking is a generosity of spirit, of — forgive me — respect.
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According to Shonibare, philanthropy has nothing to do with altruism, generosity, or benevolence.
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But Newtown remains a lesson in the unintended consequences of well-intended generosity.
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Turkish generosity toward the Syrian refugees was partly motivated by their being coreligionists.
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The senator, they said, had simply — and innocently — offered generosity to a friend.
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The moon connects with Jupiter a 8:07 PM, encouraging generosity and growth.
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I think I interpreted it mostly through the lens of altruism and generosity.
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In another experiment, Dr. Krupenye got to experience their lack of generosity firsthand.
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A year later, he reflects on what her generosity has meant to him.
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At first, residents responded with generosity, establishing soup kitchens and organizing clothes drives.
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" Cultural appropriation, she said, expresses "ignorance or aggression," while cultural exchange suggests "generosity.
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Good listening is a decision, pure and simple, and an act of generosity.
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But with her customers' generosity, she could see the clouds starting to clear.
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But the earnestness with which the white characters are portrayed frustrates that generosity.
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The letter — likely triggered by the recent donation — thanks Kazan for her generosity.
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So, will Morehouse's next commencement speaker feel any pressure to match Smith's generosity?
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This is an extraordinary book, full of love, generosity, kindness and sharp humor.
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But the presentation of this uncomfortable truth is accomplished with generosity and love.
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Jewell is polite, hard-working and prone to surprising, unsolicited acts of generosity.
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Instead, he seemed to rely on occasional roles and the generosity of Chandler.
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In the days that followed, I heard numerous stories of my father's generosity.
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They're often sophisticated and welcoming, masking their ruthlessness beneath grand shows of generosity.
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I appreciate his generosity as well as his dedication to family and country.
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They are exchanges of pure generosity, and well worth reading, every single word.
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I am fascinated with the depth and sincerity of parishioners, the immense generosity.
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They're in charge of shaping the society through their kindness, through their generosity.
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Karim told Hyperallergic: Tania's generosity astonished us — she just took action straight away.
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The last second of his life, he showed the generosity in his heart.
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It's only been possible due to the generosity of overdose victims and their families.
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AMERICAN JURIES are well known for the generosity of their awards in civil cases.
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I'll never be able to convey in words what Elana's generosity means to me.
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We couldn't have done this day without the generosity of our friends and family.
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But that sweet, sweet $2 discount won't be borne of Hulu's generosity and kindness.
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It provides millions in health care services, relying largely on the generosity of donations.
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His family benefited from Michael's kindness, generosity and career support up until Michael's death.
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It was a true act of selfless generosity and it always stayed with me.
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He had a monarch's volcanic generosity when it came to those within his circle.
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The internet looks forward to seeing your generosity again in another two years, Thomas.
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How will I ever let them know how appreciative I was for their generosity?
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J. Cole Groups supported: The Dreamville Foundation The "Born Sinner" certainly atones with generosity.
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Mars' act of generosity has clearly struck a chord with the Great Lake State.
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"I'm grateful to Oprah Winfrey for her generosity," said Morehouse President David A. Thomas.
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It's just who he was as a person, his generosity, his spirit, his compassion.
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But it suffers from a characteristic Obama flaw: over-generosity toward his political opponents.
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The generosity was at least partly deliberate, in order to stimulate economically beneficial investment.
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McIngvale is famous in the Houston area for his television commercials and his generosity.
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Mr Trump may also have benefited from another peculiarly American generosity: towards property moguls.
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The family reportedly wanted to pay forward the generosity they received after Kylie's birth.
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All that generosity, that kindness, even the gratitude, it was all such a balm.
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And never let anyone speak on writing for your people as anything but generosity.
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This generation has gained greatly from the generosity and resolve of the previous one.
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You are setting an example to the world of generosity, humanity, resilience and solidarity.
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These elements would dramatically reduce the generosity of insurance, which would, yes, reduce premiums.
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His family benefitted from Michael's kindness, generosity and career support up until Michael's death.
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People who believed in Musk celebrated his generosity; people who didn't derided the effort.
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My face may be shorn, but your generosity never fails to leave me beaming.
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The family was touched by the kindness and generosity of Ed and his team.
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"He has treated us with nothing but generosity, utmost respect and dignity," she says.
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Notions aside, I like Glück's writing for its sensuality, its generosity, and its enthusiasm.
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She balances the show's solipsistic protagonist with an unwavering devotion to joy and generosity.
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So we are very, very thankful of his generosity to save our family farm.
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Focusing on acts of generosity felt like a way to channel grief into positivity.
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Needy people in the area know about the generosity, with or without the sign.
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In an unexpected gesture of generosity, her guards gave her a TV in prison.
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Watch out for feeling used, and be wise about spreading your famous Sagittarian generosity.
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The vast majority of the comments on the video congratulate Picazo for his generosity.
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But Josh keeps getting taken in by her parents' generosity, shrugging off Lucy's suspicions.
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Within rich nations, a crucial factor determining the prevalence of IVF is government generosity.
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At one point, she attempted to paint Nunez's generosity as a dark character defect.
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But Ms. Wilsey is in a position to personally witness the lack of generosity.
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"The love is deep, the love is real," Makofsky said of the donors' generosity.
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Mr Guan says he frequently changes venues to avoid "abusing the generosity" of managers.
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If you commit to doing this, you'll find that generosity comes in many forms.
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He'd need a whole wall of shelving to fit all that decency and generosity.
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THE CLOSER And finally … We're applauding a spirit of generosity this summer in Georgia.
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Bermudez said she wasn't asking for donations, so the generosity caught her by surprise.
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Americans have consistently opened their hearts, and demonstrated enormous generosity in times of crisis.
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But Mr. Keillor adored the socializing, the camaraderie and the musicians' gregariousness and generosity.
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But to paraphrase a Lebanese proverb, the best generosity is giving without being asked.
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No other country would dream of this level of social responsibility, fairness and generosity.
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This legacy of generosity in the United States is long and it is bipartisan.
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You form a great family that will continue to grow thanks to your generosity.
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He joined Probst and Sia on stage to thank the singer for her generosity.
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We have no funding and solely survive thanks to the generosity of our followers.
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I think that generosity is what saved her from being in the bottom two.
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Officer Delgado used sick days and a friend's generosity to cover $80 therapy sessions.
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What's your reaction to the research results that generosity can be good for health?
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The president publicly browbeat and insulted allies as deadbeats taking advantage of American generosity.
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That means that the plans would have far fewer rules about generosity or benefits.
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Six years ago, after all, companies weren't increasing the generosity of their tuition programs.
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Compliment their bravery and generosity, and their tendency to stick up for the underdog.
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There's more interest in shutting down the conversation than in extending generosity towards it.
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Second, the Senate bill in particular would lower the generosity of individual market plans.
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Generosity and hospitality anchor the communitarian ethos that makes these backcountry huts so welcoming.
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Businesses in areas with a substantial federal work force have responded with similar generosity.
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Even as he quarreled with someone on the page, including himself, he exuded generosity.
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Fact-checking is a test of character for both sides, an experiment in generosity.
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They did all this with tremendous generosity; I'm still trying to pay it forward.
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"The spirit we had here was absolutely incredible, the generosity of people," she added.
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"It's great, the generosity from the city, but we're overwhelmed here," Detective Oviedo said.
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And then, in a matter of weeks, the generosity came to a screeching halt.
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Only taxpayers who claim itemized deductions can take a write-off for their generosity.
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A history of giving back Alloy's generosity goes beyond her passion for helping animals.
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With no income, Mr. Mohammed now relies on the generosity of friends to survive.
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The company has a strong track record of tapping state and local governments' generosity.
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Politicians who have long benefited from Mr. Loeb's generosity scurried for cover and distance.
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L. Antonio Litman was a fixture in his Brooklyn community, known for his generosity.
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And when you can do that for someone else, that generosity quickly becomes infectious.
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I would describe my parents as socialites who enjoyed their wealth and their generosity.
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Shafiroff has received a slew of other such honors, tracking closely with her generosity.
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JK: I think what really helps things happen is the generosity of other artists.
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But the generosity of the benefit has led for-profits to recruit veterans aggressively.
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His most striking qualities were a radiant sense of humor, generosity and roving curiosity.
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Is there a level of tech generosity that is actually harmful in that sense?
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Plus, Ontario has a long history of generosity when it comes to business incentives.
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From a simple conversation, to witnessing the out pouring of generosity has been amazing.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — I am always impressed by the generosity of our puzzle constructors.
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The focus of nearly every news piece was the teachers' generosity and Goodman's appreciation.
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Clean-car makers cannot depend on policymakers' generosity in the months and years ahead.
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You're right: You didn't need to wait for her wedding to reciprocate her generosity.
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"A gift is made from detached and disinterested generosity," said Wood of Wood LLP.
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Although this generosity helped Rosas, her son did not get consistent early education programming.
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But the nuns taught us generosity and introspection as directly as fractions and cursive.
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The question is whether we can give one another the generosity to do so.
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It looks like Trump is growing in skill, and Democrats are shrinking in generosity.
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Sit with those unkind feelings about yourself until you can muster up some generosity.
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Stephen Colbert said we should all be grateful for the generosity — on one condition.
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So, rather than turn your friend's generosity into an existential crisis, speak up louder.
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This generosity embedded at the heart of Danny's work is a kind of love.
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It was an incredible act of generosity that was unparalleled anywhere in the world.
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It's a gorgeous world; pay attention to the beauty, the connection, the generosity and growth.
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"Throughout my entire life, I have witnessed his empathy and generosity towards other," she said.
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The company's generosity may play a part in its popularity as an employer, as well.
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The Joanne singer performed during the show, but she's already making headlines for her generosity.
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"We are so grateful," says Jennie, who calls the generosity they were shown a miracle.
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And I hope the people of America understand that through their generosity millions now live.
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Good karma and a tax deduction will not be the only rewards for your generosity.
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A community that has shown nothing but generosity and kindness to the least among us.
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"That is 3003x the power of your generosity in the fight against cancer," he explained.
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This generosity of spirit is not typical and it characterizes everything that Martha Wilson does.
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The authors are on steadier ground when they note the high price of European generosity.
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Reductions in the generosity of social security and disability insurance have also had an impact.
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He taught me compassion and patience and generosity … and oh how he made me laugh.
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Christmas can be defined through family, love, generosity, warmth, hope, excitement, and so much more.
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Her kindness and generosity is so inspiring and I wanted to share it with you.
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"We are so thankful @scottyglf and I will one day pay forward this incredible generosity."
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Such a trade-off between generosity and work incentives is inherent in negative income taxes.
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Did any anti-immigrant populist show an ounce of humanity or generosity as a result?
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Later in Mr. Bowie's career, he showed a remarkable generosity of spirit toward younger artists.
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It took the tenacity and generosity of the public to say, We need this vaccine.
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But because of his generosity, his wife soon became unable to run the washing machine.
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A wonderful energy for abundance and generosity flows as the moon connects with lucky Jupiter.
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"Sheryl's unbelievable generosity literally alleviated that barrier, a worry that weighed so heavily," she shared.
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Blame our generosity on the turkey coma the American contingent of TechCrunch is suffering from.
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Hailey Baldwin, Bieber's wife, was not spotted with the star during his moment of generosity.
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What he's been able to accomplish, with his um, it's kind of this quiet generosity.
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I'm upset about the breakup, but doesn't she deserve the same generosity she showed me?
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Yet Mr. Lyon views him with such affectionate generosity that you can't help liking him.
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His combination of irreverence, humor, and generosity makes it hard to say no to him.
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More worrisome, her heated rhetoric ignores the bottomless generosity of one of America's greatest investors.
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They and the majority of Lesbos' residents received the recent arrivals with almost bottomless generosity.
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While Microsoft is spending billions on acquisitions, employees aren't seeing such generosity in their paychecks.
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Others, like Desiree Miller of Team USA, rely on the generosity of relatives and friends.
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He fears that universities will increase tuition to take advantage of the federal government's generosity.
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Meanwhile, BrightScope rates retirement plans based on their expenses and the generosity of the employer.
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It claims the country has demonstrated generosity in hosting the Afghans despite its economic limitations.
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Hopefully it'll also look like a piece of generosity because we didn't buy the piano.
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These anonymous gestures of unselfish generosity cannot be expected, but they are frequent and beautiful.
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The Trumpian version of this sees the US as the victim of its own generosity.
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Now they are pouring out their generosity to organizations outside their home cities and states.
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The relationship between the two women is clearly one of immense tenderness and intellectual generosity.
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He was ever the welcoming host, eager to persuade visitors of his generosity of purpose.
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Mack said he was not particularly concerned that opponents could take advantage of Xavier's generosity.
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They remain hopeful that with a bit of generosity, they will one day reach Scandinavia.
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"But we understood that it's through generosity that Basque gastronomy could really grow," he added.
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Americans should feel proud that their generosity is improving so many lives around the world.
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The planet of generosity and good luck, Jupiter, turns direct today at 8:16 AM!
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What false generosity is it to offer people the opportunity to spend our lives hiding?
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But Helprin's generosity of language and emotion allows room for missteps as well as brilliance.
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As I said, social distancing is an act of solidarity and generosity, it's just tremendous.
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Heartfelt thanks to all my readers for this generosity: I truly have the best readers.
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To the Editor: While Michael Bloomberg's sentiment and generosity are wonderful, the execution is shortsighted.
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Because of readers' generosity, the family is now able to pay for her physical therapy.
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Grateful for this generosity, the refugees gladly help out with farming, carpentry, and even translation.
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We are publishing this translated version to honor Ms. Lankesh's courage and generosity of spirit.
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It's possible that the separate evolutionary paths of bonobos and chimpanzees have shaped their generosity.
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You can accept this unexpected act of generosity while still being proud of your accomplishments.
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Ms. Fox's generosity extended to individuals, including a friend whom she presented with a bracelet.
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I welcome these strictures as an invitation to expand my community and capacity for generosity.
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Every member of the NBA family is the beneficiary of David's vision, generosity and inspiration.
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I miss her so much, her kind, kind heart, her generosity, I miss her food.
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The avid church volunteer was especially known for her boundless generosity, especially for the hungry.
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The American generosity was an expression of another moral truth: that democracies help each other.
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Lange, in her heartbreaking reaction, shows how unaccustomed Crawford was to generosity, especially from actresses.
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That way, you can enjoy your generosity toward the children without feeling sorry for yourself.
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That Vizl's images prompt such questions without excessive anthropomorphism is part of his book's generosity.
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The team's generosity after devastating floods pummeled the area in June 2016 intensified the connection.
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The result is that France is being bled white by the generosity of these plans.
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We will encourage creativity, generosity, and passion in all of our professional and personal endeavors.
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Or are we going to fight to see better and act with love and generosity?
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We owe our success to our hardworking parents and the generosity this great country provided.
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He had a great generosity of spirit and lived his life trying to help others.
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"There is a risk that what will go on trial here is generosity," he said.
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At work, generosity can be as simple as having fun with your peers at work.
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Sweet Venus clashes with restrictive Saturn, finding you facing financial issues—today's atmosphere lacks generosity.
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It's a devastating breakup album full of clarity and generosity, even in its bleakest moments.
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There are also some concerns about the generosity of tax credits, particularly for older Americans.
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Santa might be an omnipotent spy, but he's also associated with generosity, kindness, warmth, family.
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"So, for example, if the purpose this year is generosity, invite everybody," Ms. Parker said.
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It's surprisingly challenging to turn this generosity into results for the people affected by disasters.
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It still dwarfed the massive Bush tax cuts in size and generosity to the rich.
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I know him very well, and he showed generosity at the end of his life.
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"You are being released as a huge generosity from Black Death Group," the letter reads.
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He explained this seeming generosity as a matter of getting his message out by other means.
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" Of the kindness and generosity shown to Alyssa, Tiffany tells PEOPLE, "We've been so very blessed.
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It sounds like something straight from the Bible, but it's actually all about opportunity and generosity.
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Legally Blonde has a real sense of generosity and inclusivity that shines through at every turn.
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But it also has evolved random acts of generosity, both for the good and the disappointing.
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So Ocampo and Finch decided to pay the generosity forward, and began redirecting the additional donations.
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As time wore on, the initial generosity that the indigenous people, the Arawak, had shown faded.
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I was lucky enough to graduate debt-free, thanks to tuition breaks and my parents' generosity.
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"The amount of love and generosity our family and father is receiving is unimaginable," he said.
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Mr Hammond's generosity was not the result of a sudden big improvement in Britain's economic fortunes.
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I don't even know the proper adjective I can use to describe your act of generosity.
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That sort of generosity would be nice to find in the well-endowed corporations of America.
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A study published in the scientific journal Nature Communications found strong links between generosity and happiness.
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And I will never forget the generosity of spirit he showed to my family and me.
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The best generosity and love comes out of a person that's really fulfilled and loving themselves.
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She has been impressed with the generosity of the community in helping them reach their goals.
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More unusually, by evoking his wit, generosity and courage, it also succeeds in making him lovable.
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Be aware that, at least for now, the tax code's generosity is a limited-time deal.
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Paul's family and friends were blessed to experience his wit, warmth, his generosity and deep concern.
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Steven's just unfailingly decent, extending his kindness and generosity to family, friends, and ruthless enemies alike.
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The more effort, generosity, and gratitude you put into these areas, the more abundance you'll create.
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To see first hand the generosity and kindness of the public supporting us is truly humbling.
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The woman's false testimony saves Christa from prison — an act of extraordinary generosity, and of sisterhood.
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Up the road, the McGuires, who were from New Zealand, insisted our generosity was too much.
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Some people will go so far as to say that he's faking his generosity for attention.
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Watch as they take the time to thank each other for the generosity they've been shown.
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Essentially, its currency is performing small acts of kindness and generosity as a way of life.
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Related: Hollywood rallies for Harvey relief effort Bullock has a long history of generosity after disasters.
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I have learned a level of of compassion, a level of generosity, almost a necessary joyfulness.
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His generosity has helped to create a new elite of friends, former co-workers and relatives.
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Meet Roxanne Cai, inspired by her mother's generosity, she dedicated her life to helping the homeless.
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The building blocks of respect, empathy and generosity are a start in beginning to address that.
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Mark Rubenstein, who will succeed her as chairman of the board, thanked her for her generosity.
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One represents greed, jealousy, anger, and fear, while the other represents love, compassion, generosity, and kindness.
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" There is an artistic generosity to the category of "not quite human and all too human.
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Increasing their generosity, meanwhile, generates high effective marginal tax rates given the need for means-testing.
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To prevent an act of generosity from causing strife, the tuition and housing allowances are capped.
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To the researchers, that further supports the idea that dogs can recall and respond to generosity.
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The tab comes to $26 each, and we each tip an additional $25 for the generosity.
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There is no shortage of bear food in the wider world, only human tolerance and generosity.
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Their generosity could disappear as quickly as it materializes, and it could come with strings attached.
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"I was just trying to determine the benefit and the generosity of the government," he said.
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The media mogul is well-known for her generosity and that extends to her gift giving.
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For more than a century, he notes, astronomers have relied on the generosity of rich benefactors.
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Last year, your generosity helped people around the world through causes that are important to you.
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There remains strong bipartisan support for American generosity by members of congress and foreign policy professionals.
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And the third is to respond with compassion or kindness or humor or curiosity or generosity.
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He wants to give people the warmth and generosity he never had when he was young.
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Many people turn crowdfunding sites to tap into the generosity of the public for social causes.
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Multiple sources described Kelly, who was also known for his generosity, as having a quick temper.
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"We cannot depend simply on the generosity of our community alone," Meyer said in the statement.
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The theory behind what we do is based on generosity implicit in the verb 'to show.
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Dawn's friend, Dugg Kirkpatrick, tells us that's all changed thanks to the generosity of her fans.
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Everyone I talked to was helpful and interesting, and I'm grateful for their generosity and hospitality.
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It's this generosity of spirit that allowed me to forgive, if not ignore, the novel's shortcomings.
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It would be an act of generosity, given your feelings, to meet with her again yourself.
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That meal seemed such a profound act of kindness and generosity, given the brutality they'd endured.
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Jimmy Fallon got into the seasonal spirit with a joke about an egregious sort of generosity.
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That scattering is "poetry's extreme generosity" refracted line by line, stanza by stanza, sonnet by sonnet.
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Another angle: On social media, outpourings of generosity are part of a shift toward direct giving.
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We try to focus on the positive aspects of life, all the beauty, kindness and generosity.
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Ours was a time of change, exploration and generosity that expanded the American experience of dining.
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So, speaking to New Orleans Saints QB about the pandemic and his generosity ... was too much.
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In these turbulent times, charitable clicks are a form of self-soothing as well as generosity.
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The research raises questions about how living in a more diverse political community affects people's generosity.
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Zeke has impressed everyone from his teammates to viewers to Probst with his daring and generosity.
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This interpretation stood out in stark contrast to the generosity extended to white working-class voters.
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And now our generosity expands beyond what he and other scientists observe in our closest relatives.
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Technology has the chance to enable a new economic paradigm where generosity wins, instead of scarcity.
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It's interesting to see how uncomfortable such random acts of generosity can make their intended recipients.
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Danielle Franzoni, a server in Alpena, Michigan, started hers on the receiving end of that generosity.
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I'm not sure Hägglund can quite summon this ideal generosity toward all forms of religious practice.
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The same things that move me in life. Intelligence. Heart. Humor. Empathy. Generosity. Courage. Honesty. Grit.
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The only thing that mattered was the generosity of a stranger, the small and beautiful kindness.
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From a #GivingTuesday perspective, what wed advise is to tap into the full spectrum of generosity.
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The Bretton Woods negotiations were guided by generosity, kindness, and by the threat of Soviet expansion.
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Their laughter sets a welcoming mood, a sign of politeness and generosity if not high standards.
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To establish generosity, make others feel appreciated with a more compliments and "thank yous," she writes.
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"Out of our prosperity" and "free institutions should spring a vast and ennobling generosity," he added.
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These students were incredibly focused, but there was play and joy and generosity toward each other.
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Instead, Kane credits his good fortune on a combination of fortunate bounces and his linemates' generosity.
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They've been repeatedly promised security in return for empathy and generosity, while never receiving the former.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — If generosity of spirit were everything, "White Teeth" would be a triumph.
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Employer-based health insurance isn't a monolith — the cost and generosity of that coverage varies widely.
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"I was looking at the radiance of them, the generosity of their spirit," Ms. Monk said.
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"There's a weird generosity to it all," says Davis about working together with Ruiz and Goldberger.
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We admire your patience and generosity in dealing with them, though they have grossly abused your trust.
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I responded thanking him for his generosity, and for making this holiday season so special and memorable.
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Displaced residents have been relying on the generosity of others in the community for shelter and supplies.
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I was floored by her generosity, awestruck that someone would do something of that magnitude for us.
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"Bob's generosity through all of this really made it happen," she tells PEOPLE of that special day.
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Oswald quickly traded his humor for generosity, sharing Beatty's GoFundMe page with his 4.46 million Twitter followers.
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Crafting asylum rules that combine generosity for outsiders with reassurance on borders for anxious Dutch is another.
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After making their donations, each person was given a ribbon to show off his or her generosity.
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Lovely Venus enters warm fire sign Sagittarius, boosting beauty and generosity in your home and family life.
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Beckmann's refusal to give us everything — to close his paintings down with explicit narrative — was about generosity.
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That suggests that provinces have been taking advantage of federal generosity to spend money on other things.
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A distracted Mr Trump used debating time to quibble about his father's generosity—"a very small loan".
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For that act of generosity, worth $129,000 by the end, Mr Van Doren should have thanked him.
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I would choose Nelson Mandela for his generosity of heart, his understanding of the need for reconciliation.
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FarmHouse Fresh's generosity isn't limited to the donkeys, goats, chickens, horses, ponies and pigs in their care.
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Stories about George Michael's quiet acts of generosity are emerging in the wake of the singer's death.
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I'm so thankful to everyone for their generosity in making this a reality and making this happen.
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This incredible transformation was made possible by the work and generosity of many in the Miami community.
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To give a present is to express care; to take it is to acknowledge an implicit generosity.
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Fits of this seemingly irrational generosity, called a universal basic income or U.B.I., are becoming surprisingly common.
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Further, Jared is simply appreciative of Southwest's generosity in fostering his daughter's love for the high skies.
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In a statement from Ascension Public Schools, Superintendent David Alexander thanked the pop star for her generosity.
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What impresses him most aren't her abilities, but her – her kindness, her optimism, her generosity of spirit.
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We'd like to take this moment to publicly thank Calvin Klein for their kindness and generosity. 14.
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"Being the first to show generosity can go a long way in establishing those relationships," David said.
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In turn, Social Democrats will demand increased spending for disadvantaged Germans as well as generosity to newcomers.
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I've always been one of the fortunate people who is on the receiving end of Betty's generosity.
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And through the generosity of strangers, that journey has become a little easier — and filled with love.
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Let's show just how much generosity, kindness and compassion America has by preserving Medicaid coverage for children.
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So there's this gentleness and a generosity between them, but it's the wrong relationship to be having.
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Second, state unemployment insurance systems vary widely in terms of eligibility and the generosity of the benefit.
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Oppositions can create an energy that's extreme—in this case, too much generosity or too much greed.
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We both knew a gift wasn't a solution, but their generosity and enthusiasm around this purchase helped.
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The cynicism and jadedness that powered me as a teenager are replaced, here, with sincerity and generosity.
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In the meantime, this is a humanitarian crisis, so politicians should err on the side of generosity.
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A scent of destruction, and generosity Arriving in Rockport, the smell of chopped wood permeates the air.
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I feel like there's a lot of combat and harsh words and I prefer kindness and generosity.
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"There's no way to balance a cut in a rich country's generosity," said Mr. Gates in September.
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The generosity of alumni provides an invisible scholarship even for those who do not receive financial aid.
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They have very different superpowers, and yet what unifies them is this commitment to equity and generosity.
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I was moved by the trust and the generosity of these two women, and I still am.
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"Chris's generosity to our research and athletics programs has made a mark on Marshall University," Gilbert said.
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Although Wingo's motivation remains unclear, his journal entries and correspondence impart vivid portraits and stories of generosity.
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Emergencies like this bring out the generosity in people, which in turn attracts scammers off all kinds.
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"Alwaleed Philanthropies' generosity will ... serve as a catalyst to spur greater investment," he said in a statement.
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Gottlieb, almost embarrassed by the generosity of his severance package, returned to Knopf and refused a salary.
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The parks have endured a history marked more by congressional indifference and occasional hostility than by generosity.
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Dr. Boone soon experienced more of Mr. Veeder's warmth, sensitivity and generosity while renovating his Pennsylvania farmhouse.
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Everyone can agree this act of generosity is amazing and I do not want to downplay that.
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"The generosity of El Paso is unsurpassed, and we're able to provide that support," Margo told CNN.
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"That's what we're known for," Alvarado said regarding the chain's history of generosity in times of need.
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Although I appreciated the generosity of the cheese, this potato was the least balanced of its brethren.
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Carlson cited this granting of asylum as evidence of America's generosity — and said that Omar is ungrateful.
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And if he does pass on Romney, I hope he does it with dignity, respect and generosity.
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The generosity extends to family members of dead terrorists, which rose from $183 million to $197 million.
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Our sessions are physically demanding, and his generosity spills over in the form of gifts and tips.
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Its generosity of recuperative vision, even when it mocks, rescues it from replicating the cruelty it critiques.
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So, for so many generous people it starts out being about their generosity, and it can't be.
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Thank you in advance for your generosity and for all the birthday wishes - I love you all!
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She runs Moto F.A.M., a nonprofit devoted to helping injured motorcycle riders through the generosity of strangers.
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In Wiltshire, England, where he lived since the 1980s, his tenderness and generosity were at the fore.
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"When times are tough, employers start to cut back on the generosity of their benefits," Fronstin says.
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You feel suffocated by your in-laws' generosity, so stop accepting the "gifts" you have control over.
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In his work — which includes sculpture and photographs — there is an immense amount of wit and generosity.
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Robert Smith's inordinate act of generosity and love to Morehead College graduates brought tears to my eyes.
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Also on September 228, Venus clashes with Jupiter in Sagittarius, bringing a burst of fun and generosity.
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The multitudes of people who admire Mills's photographs don't also get to experience his generosity and humor.
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Any gifts that Mr. Menendez received were just an example of Dr. Melgen's generosity, defense lawyers said.
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The work of Dr. Krupenye and others makes it clear that humans aren't unique in their generosity.
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LeBaron also suggested that people in educational roles should also be placing more emphasis on teaching generosity.
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New York, graced with the generosity of Astor, Tilden and Carnegie, was foundational in the library movement.
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"Chris's generosity to our research and athletics programs has made a mark on Marshall University," he wrote.
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But he chose to take the risk because it was outweighed by his intense feelings of generosity.
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This dance works best when both consumer and restaurant err on the side of generosity, not suspicion.
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"For some people, they may think that that's a symbol of America's virtue and generosity," he said.
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And it's possible because each can see in the other many moments of generosity and genuine warmth.
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"Maybe the biggest value in the Arab world is generosity, manifested by you feeding others," he said.
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Now, thanks to his generosity, every kennel at one of KC Pet Project's animal shelters is empty.
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During this transit, "Jupiter's generosity and abundance take on a more earthly and tactile form," Montúfar says.
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Nonprofit operators are drawing on donations, financial reserves and the generosity of medical volunteers to meet demand.
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The Post's findings suggest that Trump's public remarks about his generosity don't match up with the numbers.
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" He described this act of kindness as "a moment of risky generosity I will never, ever forget.
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Officials called them "kindness students," referring to the party's generosity in making special arrangements for their education.
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Exchanges, conversely, suggest a certain sort of generosity, an openness to discussion and an invitation to reciprocity.
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Denton lacked the feral quality that reporters tend to develop: His was an act of surprising generosity.
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However, the new measure does not boost the generosity of the tax credits, as some moderates wanted.
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One beneficiary of Mr. Soros's generosity was none other than Viktor Orban, then a promising young dissident.
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As often happens in communities facing hardship, the generosity of the human spirit comes to the forefront.
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"I think Albert is a symbol of philanthropy and generosity," Chris Gessner, the hospital president, told CNN.
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But her positions on European unity, open borders and generosity toward refugees have seriously weakened her popularity.
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There is no compelling reason, save generosity to the rest of the market, for them to sell.
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Researchers used factors including income, healthy life expectancy, social support, freedom, trust and generosity to measure happiness.
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Natalie Image's soprano was notable for its pristine high notes, Gabriella Reyes de Ramírez's for its generosity.
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Mother Earth can live without us, but we can't live without her well-being, generosity and love.
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Ms. Denton said that she received the check last week and was delighted about the donor's generosity.
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It's obvious why shock benefactors appeal to us, with their sudden joyous and viral acts of generosity.
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And for those of us who recognize ourselves in those accusations, that generosity is a rare gift.
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The AHCA cuts both the size of the subsidies and the generosity of what counts as insurance.
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The first is as an inspiring, imaginative movie about growing into generosity and confidence, aimed at tweens.
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I immediately noticed the principals and values of American people, their kindness and generosity and welcoming nature.
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"All of the names that were gifted along the way, I thought how do I reflect the generosity, particularly from all the iwi (Maori tribes) who gifted us names and Te Aroha seemed to me to be a way we could show that love and generosity," Ardern explained.
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"We are no longer in a crisis situation because of everyone's generosity," One Blood spokeswoman Susan Forbes said.
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Initial scenes of generosity and jubilation gave way to the reality that the welcome mat was wearing thin.
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But because of your outstanding generosity to date, I am only asking you to make a $35 contribution.
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"I experienced such graciousness, such generosity from women I worked with when I started in television," she says.
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Jeong Kwan welcomed me with no questions or apprehensions, and I immediately felt her warmth, friendliness and generosity.
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They bring us together around things we all value religiously and secularly: life, new starts, love, generosity, peace.
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Nor are we referring to it being a season of generosity and gratitude and family and all that.
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And Milo will still be on a steady diet of breast milk, thanks to the generosity of others.
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Despite the record-setting total, Americans&apos level of generosity is no higher than it was decades ago.
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With new storytelling formats, aid organizations hope to ignite empathy in faraway viewers — and perhaps stoke some generosity.
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" "Throughout my entire life I have witnessed his empathy and generosity toward others, especially those who are suffering.
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Aside from his achievements (or lack of them), Mr Wenger is known for his thoughtfulness, loyalty and generosity.
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We let go more easily and this engenders a certain kind of generosity and gratitude in our life.
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The asset class, especially its financing ability, has been insulated by the generosity of developed market central banks.
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Then there is his civility, even when insulted or traduced—another virtue burnished by comparison—plus his generosity.
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I'm not really allowed to say, but it was the generosity of another exchange that gave us this.
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Today, that generosity feels as if it came from a different country, not just from a different era.
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But what makes "Amnesty" an urgent and significant book is the generosity and the humanity of its vision.
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Re: Dinner: I would be absolutely horrified if I found out my friends' generosity was causing marital strife.
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The RDMAs also honored the country songstress for her generosity and humanitarian efforts with the show's "Hero" Award.
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The U.S. refugee resettlement program reflects the United States' highest values and aspirations to compassion, generosity and leadership.
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Generosity is also in the air, and this is a lovely time to offer help and be charitable!
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We very much hope we will have the opportunity to repay your generosity in the United Kingdom soon.
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The kindness and generosity of Twitter and other venues saw our gofundme account surpass our goal last night!
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"For a minute, I couldn't understand why Monica's act of generosity was so shocking to people," she wrote.
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So I'm going to pay everyone back with my companionship and whatever kind of generosity I can afford.
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At the same time, the law prohibits insurers from scaling back the generosity of benefits in their plans.
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While giving is its own reward, getting a tax deduction for generosity makes it a little more rewarding.
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"We are all a mixture of selfishness and generosity, loyalty and self-preservation, pragmatism and impulsiveness," she writes.
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" Damon Beres, Deputy Tech Editor: "A perfect romance for 2016, filled with tension, hardship and unbelievable emotional generosity.
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But if it weren't for the generosity of good samaritans, she might never have become a household name.
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One reason, many experts said, is a gradual shift in the norms about the generosity of health insurance.
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I thought their 1984 team was on its way, until the San Diego Padres accepted their unexpected generosity.
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The sun opposes your ruling planet Jupiter, making this a hugely exciting day in your relationships—generosity flows!
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These interventions save lives and they're a direct result of Americans' generosity in the aftermath of the quake.
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But the extraordinary generosity of one community should not, and cannot, be the only path out of poverty.
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If we extend a hand in friendship and generosity, we do not expect our hand to be bitten.
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" As for what he admires in Lopez, Rodriquez previously told PEOPLE "her best quality is undoubtedly her generosity.
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America's unmatched generosity helps to feed the hungry across the globe while benefiting our citizens here at home.
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They were surprised by the generosity of their reception, and the willingness of others to support their mission.
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Anand's vision for fixing the world relies not on the generosity of the rich but on democratic governance.
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After the ceremony, Moonlight director Barry Jenkins took to Twitter to thank Horowitz for his generosity and composure.
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He still has legions of fans and colleagues who admire and respect his generosity, culinary knowledge and charisma.
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But that generosity did not stretch to the South China Sea, the usual theater of Chinese-American brinksmanship.
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We are very appreciative of his generosity in the past and we are at this point as well.
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"The generosity was just so beautiful, and crossing cultures, and crossing faiths and crossing economic borders," she explains.
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Whenever disaster strikes in Africa, the American people have consistently responded with greater generosity than any other country.
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The holiday season is about togetherness and merriment, festivity and family, generosity and gratitude, and definitely some frivolity.
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CEO Marc Benioff, who often starts meetings with mindful meditation, leads by example when it comes to generosity.
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It's a time for generosity and kindness — two things that often arise from the most unexpected of circumstances.
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There is a very strong feeling of support, of generosity among people that affects one's family as well.
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These shipments have literally saved millions of lives, and they embody the best of Americans' compassion and generosity.
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It requires the ability to not merely tolerate difference, but to greet it with a generosity of spirit.
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This requirement was satisfied, unknowingly, by Chief Stack, in an act of generosity 210 months before his death.
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Powell is staying with friends from their border collie group and said he's grateful for all the generosity.
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In Israel, the initial response to the arrival of these men and women was one of tentative generosity.
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If BP's decision to suspend its payout in shares indicates future generosity, the shares will look even cheaper.
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While middle class people often believe they can't afford to give, rich people see generosity as a necessity.
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Characters battling alcoholism, poverty and burnout are also well trod, but Tanner's generosity shines brighter in these sections.
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For those grasping for new signs of humility, generosity and depth, Mr. Trump offered the thinnest of reeds.
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With its frequent generosity of spirit, "Barry" manages to tease Barry's acting classmates while refusing to mock them.
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Those hoping for greater generosity on the part of the remaining rich countries are likely to be disappointed.
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But bleak growth forecasts and the economic drag caused by leaving the European Union severely limit his generosity.
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Other non-environmental focused studies have also noted that generosity has been linked to lower rates of depression.
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Osteen is a televangelist who preaches kindness and generosity from the pulpit, but seemingly practices something else entirely.
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And when the suffering of another is great, small acts of generosity and courage are powerful beyond expectation.
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His donation reminded them of their son's generosity and good-heartedness, qualities that his addiction had sometimes obscured.
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People who are moved to help should temper generosity with caution, and consult guides to effective, reputable charities.
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"We will no longer let the generosity of the American people be taken advantage of or remain unchecked."
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He said the brain behaves differently during an act of generosity than it does during a hedonistic activity.
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Will Christmas in the States inspire a generosity of spirit or just a frenzied — and sometimes fatal — consumerism?
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They do it with their generosity, with their contacts, with their business savvy and with their personal commitment.
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I think about the open-minded generosity he showed by throwing himself into a project with an unknown.
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This magical totem of a book bursts with beauty, absurdity, generosity and the surprise of the natural world.
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"They're a long way from full recovery, but the generosity of the people seems to be speaking volumes."
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As a figure of immense, almost assaultive generosity, who could unleash, in us, bombastic yet utterly sincere gratitude.
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The generosity and the solidarity among neighbors was the only positive remnant of the storm, Ms. Cruz said.
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She told me about his self-determined road to success and his generosity to the Chicago Public Schools.
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The corporate generosity started at the top, as Mr. Wang was one of the nation's highest-paid executives.
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She welcomed his generosity but also set rules for her new home in Púbol, a village in Catalonia.
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Four top their groups; Liverpool, thanks to its boundless generosity to opponents, has performed worst, recording two ties.
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Generosity makes people happyAccording to the researcher, learning to be willing to donate is important for several reasons.
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In honor of Tammye's generosity, the Fab Five gave both the community center and her house a makeover.
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He fights in the ring with a fluid and reckless abandon, and an instinctive generosity resides inside him.
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Kari Marboe: Duplicating Daniel is supported through the generosity of the Agnes Cowles Bourne Fund for Special Exhibitions.
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And blue states fall short on other vital indicators like generosity, income inequality, birth rates and military service.
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" Mr. Viola said the performances celebrate "the talent, generosity and unique skills of those performing in the ensemble.
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And yet again we have the girl of empathy and generosity curing the tormented man: Jane Eyre redux.
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A stunning act of generosity The Morehouse seniors and their families were shocked when Smith made his announcement.
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This broad latitude of structure was meant to match the generosity of would-be donors across the country.
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But their generosity is still not enough to make the educational dreams of every capable student become reality.
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All those decades of generosity, he said, punching the air for emphasis, had turned America into a loser.
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Claus awakens in each of us — we embody the spirit of generosity and put our love into action.
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Apple's labor force, the size of a national army, relies heavily on the generosity of the Zhengzhou government.
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Tax cutters will make implausible claims of economic growth that, they say, will finance some of their generosity.
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Its 12 tracks offer intimate vignettes of past relationships, excavating uncomfortable truths with a generosity that's almost overwhelming.
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Stunned by his generosity, each day she films herself riding the Peloton in her home with quippy narration.
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Figures for 2019 won't be available until next year, but it's a fair bet that the generosity continued.
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Hammons's generosity to other black artists—buying their work, helping them gain recognition—is unending, although little known.
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American generosity saves lives, spurs economic growth, creates jobs, makes us safer and lifts millions out of poverty.
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But history argues for generosity here: You two enjoyed a nice evening together just a month ago, right?
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Since his death, anecdotes have been shared elsewhere about his generosity, his toughness, his contradictions, and his friendliness.
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The practical generosity of that gesture said a lot about how a distinctive African-American feminism would develop.
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It is never easy to pay for college, but the current level of generosity toward students is unprecedented.
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Because people know where they stand and feel secure, small acts of generosity and social solidarity are common.
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As Roosevelt might complain, we are letting generosity in spending a fortune compensate for misconduct in acquiring it.
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Without advertising revenue to help pay staffers and conduct site maintenance, readers' generosity can only go so far.
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If the first reaction to such news is gratitude for the generosity of strangers, the second should be bafflement.
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In stark contrast to the Trump world of dishonesty and greed, tonight we celebrate generosity and devotion to service.
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While the work may overwhelm as obtuse or dense, an underlying generosity of spirit invites the viewer to dwell.
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The photo of her and the tale of her generosity was posted on the LoveWhatMatters Facebook page on Wednesday.
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Parents and child-rearing experts have come up with a few ways to instill generosity as a lifelong value.
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I always feel like I have to go overboard when staying for free with friends to repay their generosity.
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Make sure that you're not going too overboard with your generosity, because Jupiter has a tendency to overdo it.
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But if you look at one thing that tied it all together, it was his sensitivity in his generosity.
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" Dozens of people thanked the crew for their generosity in the Facebook post, and many called the firefighters "heroes.
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Through the generosity of Blue Buffalo we are now able to share images of the cubs with the world.
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But thanks to U2.13's generosity and faith, we're able to offer it every day at a reasonable price.
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I have experienced suspicion and distrust as a journalist, but only respect, generosity, and good humor as a person.
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The call took only five minutes and China's generosity embarrassed the G7 into stumping up some money in addition.
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" Her imagery acts as a "visual roadmap, and according [to] the viewers generosity, they can go in with me.
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American generosity might be in especially short supply as a result of a second side-effect of Trumpian Reaganomics.
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However generously supplied, extra liquidity may not revive spending, especially if people do not expect the generosity to persist.
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This between-the-lines reading of political opinions that liberals denounce as a hateful intolerance lacks generosity or empathy.
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But the spiders' generosity is not a result of chivalry or making the right moves to woo a mate.
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"The things that mattered to me were to teach my kids kindness, generosity, self-awareness, and compassion," she said.
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Thanks to their collective generosity, she can now pay the deposit and the first month's rent on an apartment.
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From April to July 2000,22016 migrants sought asylum in Costa Rica, which has a tradition of generosity to refugees.
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You could rightfully look at altruistic crowdfunding and argue that such generosity papers over all that's rotten in America.
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He still pulls strings from his futuristic palace overlooking Tbilisi, and his generosity has boosted his popularity and power.
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The three fashion dynasties have invoked patriotism and shared cultural identity in explaining their generosity following the devastating fire.
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Following Lee's death, Hollywood is mourning his passing on social media, nothing the mogul's kindness, generosity, and creative energy.
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"The idea is that because of Jordan's generosity we can bring different social groups together," Thompson told Cornwall Live.
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Although direct contributions to politicians are banned, trusts and charities affiliated with them are grateful recipients of corporate generosity.
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To some it evokes the generosity of the state; to others it suggests a surrender to the free market.
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The generosity of a friend, the kindness of a stranger, a walk in the woods can leave you awestruck.
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I think for sure she's shown me more kindness and generosity than I could ever begin to pay back.
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His spirit, his generosity, his joie de vivre was just ever present, and so he created a wonderful role.
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"That is 3x the power of your generosity in the fight against cancer," he wrote in his Instagram post.
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Some centaurs are famous for their gluttony, some for their generosity, and others for their wisdom—who are you?
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I am always in awe of the kindness of people and the generosity I can find in the world.
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Kid Rock's generosity reportedly cleared 350 layaway accounts ... which should make those shoppers a little more merry this season.
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It is this generosity, this hospitality, and the beauty of our island that makes Puerto Rico an amazing place.
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"In the face of unspeakable evil, our whole nation must respond with countless acts of kindness, warmth and generosity."
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Snappy Gifts is a new startup offering a fresh new approach that takes the guess-work out of generosity.
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Despite his vast wealth, Bezos is not known for his generosity, as many of his tech-industry peers are.
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The city's monks, who have taken a vow of poverty, depend solely on the generosity of devotees to subsist.
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On Tuesday, Drake's generosity continued when he stopped by Lotus House, Miami's only homeless shelter for women and children.
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Lengthy appendices and almost 70 pages of notes lend the book a spirit of scholarly generosity and intellectual thoroughness.
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With a reputation for generosity and a concept that's growing, Huang is likely to see that wish come true.
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This pattern extends the "generosity" of political donors, who have been unleashed since the Citizens United ruling in 2010.
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Philanthropists have laid the groundwork for so many discoveries, and we will need their vision and generosity going forward.
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You'll find similar fundraisers at GoFundMe (an early entrant in the crowdfunding scene in 2010), Plumfund, and Indiegogo's Generosity.
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Japan and South Korea, never known for generosity towards refugees, have not agreed to accept any Syrians at all.
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Inside all of this are the normal contradictions of humanity: generosity and greed; inclusion and bias; good and evil.
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With every responsibility that's expected from us, it can seem daunting to carve out the time to practice generosity.
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But notice how calmly, with what cold-eyed generosity, Kempowski studies his characters' very different responses to this disaster.
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What did her views of the world matter when her view of me produced nothing but generosity and warmth?
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The moon in fire sign Leo connects with lucky planet Jupiter at 8:53 AM, encouraging optimism and generosity.
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She's just singing...She's just playing both sides of a breakup or a relationship that there's so much generosity.
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Grande thanked Jenner for her generosity and reminded us all why the demand for these lipsticks is so high.
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What he had offered — strength, protection and generosity — were things I had been looking for without even knowing it.
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"The generosity of this benefit is unprecedented," said Michele Evermore, senior policy analyst at the National Employment Law Project.
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That generosity of spirit is also embedded in the filmmaking, which is patient and lets people speak their piece.
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The theme for this year's Venice Architecture Biennale is "Freespace," focused on the generosity, quality and humanity of architecture.
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And it was Ms. Harris who depended on the generosity of Ms. Warren to drive her small-dollar donations.
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"I think anywhere that generates generosity toward other people is a very good place to live," Mr. Nyman said.
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They rely on the generosity of villagers who feed them, take their clothes home to wash and exchange stories.
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The organization, which describes the East African tariffs as "taking advantage of U.S. generosity," lobbied for the American response.
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Even acknowledging that promise-keeping and honesty are virtues, you could object that kindness and generosity are virtues, too.
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Update With pandemic-related travel restrictions in place, airlines are showing a new generosity when it comes to rebooking.
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I count on the generosity of my colleagues and of those who want to make even a small donation.
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"I've never experienced such tenderness and generosity," says Christine McCharen-Tran, the founder of the electronic music collective Discwoman.
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Place 28 In "The City of Good Neighbors," our columnist found a generosity that seems ingrained in its makeup.
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The performer who makes the strongest impression is probably Jonah Hauer-King, who gets across Laurie's openness and generosity.
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Schools and universities are the most common recipients of their generosity, followed by medical research and Jewish cultural institutions.
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The generosity and pleasures of "Faces Places" were a welcome relief, particularly given some of the more punishing titles.
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Critics say that big donors to Ms. Clark's party often appear to have benefited financially from their political generosity.
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He should remember, though, that even the generosity of Bebe Rebozo never saved Richard Nixon from resignation and disgrace.
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But my grandpa and dad&aposs generosity made me want to be capable of doing the same for others.
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Both men have denied that their generosity has anything to do with efforts to tilt Australian politics toward China.
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The fund has long relied on the generosity of readers to help people like those profiled in the stories.
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" The Dallas Museum of Art's catalog claims that "[g]enerations of Dallasites will reap the rewards of [Owsley's] generosity.
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And realistically, without the generosity of its trustees, the Modern might have a hard time keeping its doors open.
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Everything here takes time, starting with the family's daily commute from Long Island, but a spirit of generosity endures.
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When he's tempted to cheat on his wife (the excellent Malin Akerman), he says no with sensitivity and generosity.
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I was waxing poetic on the depths of human kindness when Karen said she thought such generosity was normal.
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He sees his cousins only once a year, so there is no other opportunity to show generosity to them.
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"Too nice" is not a concept with which Miss Manner is familiar, and she never wants to discourage generosity.
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In response to this generosity, the women of the salons in the other two cities sent gifts in return.
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The pop-up, which celebrates the "discovery, serendipity, and generosity of color," looks ready-made for Instagram and Snapchat.
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For the many people opposed to him, the right approach involves a balance of vigilance and generosity of spirit.
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Awe, which many people experience in nature, is, according to one study, associated with increased generosity toward other people.
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And it showed her that any act of generosity, no matter the size, could alter your perspective on life.
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In the face of unspeakable evil, our whole nation must respond with countless acts of kindness, warmth and generosity.
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Scott Walker had already reached desperate levels of generosity to entice a big electronics company to locate in Wisconsin.
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We applaud people for their generosity without holding it to the same standards we'd hold their other choices to.
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And what I hope is that in addition to your extraordinary generosity, you will go to our website, HillaryClinton.
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As this event morphed over the next decade and a half, it became a yearly example of Rich's generosity.
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The kindness, generosity you have shown to me and Amy and our family, and to our campaign, it's amazing.
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In the coming days and weeks, look for the Republicans to float more stories about Trump's generosity, kindness, and humanity.
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When the world loses such generosity, especially when it sort of catches us by surprise, we keenly feel its absence.
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Trump, however, has taken this a step further by asserting that the Europeans are freeloaders taking advantage of American generosity.
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"Thank you so much BFD for your generosity and compassion," one person commented on the Boise Fire Department's Facebook post.
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Trump has often been asked why he doesn't show a bit more generosity towards his opponents, or calm under fire.
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If you're feeling the Pig's generosity, you can give red envelopes full of money to your family members, she says.
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"So, that basically puts us in a place where her life depends on the generosity of strangers," she told ABC.
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Rather, it can help us understand that humankind can be brutal and unforgiving while generosity and forgiveness can bring healing.
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That almost reckless generosity was one of the many attributes Guillén and Correon had in common, friends and family said.
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WHEN APPLE and Facebook began paying for employees to freeze their eggs in 2014, this generosity was met with cynicism.
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After years of exploiting Michael's generosity, they waited until he was gone and unable to defend himself before accusing him.
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Our dependence on big donors' generosity would have to fall and, by implication, we would have to be less extravagant.
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"He was so overwhelmed by just the generosity of a coffee that he just couldn t stop crying," she said.
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Nevertheless, there is a great deal of affection and generosity churned into the ongoing saga of the architect-turned-diamond.
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Nor will a rapidly improving European economy encourage more generosity to a Britain whose credit rating has just been downgraded.
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Forbes, laughing, admits that bands would be fucked if they started out hoping to rely on the generosity Shame found.
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Yet he had his mother's generosity, turning up at hospitals and schools and dispensing charity to whoever asked for it.
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"It just amazed me that such a young man would have such a sense of humanity and generosity," he recalls.
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Other acquisitions among charitable crowdfunding startups have included GoFundMe buying CrowdRise (and relaunching it last month), and YouCaring acquiring Generosity.
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But this generosity has inevitably encouraged farmers everywhere to demand the same, which by some estimates could cost some $40bn.
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What is truly ironic is that Nixon, considered so dark, spoke that night with humility, generosity and brightness of spirit.
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You also select a payment type, which includes cash if your generosity doesn't extend to covering the other person's fare.
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I've seen that same spirit of courage and generosity reflected in so many young women I've met across the country.
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But then, out of the generosity of this country, after the earthquake in Haiti, they were granted temporary protected status.
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The other wolf represents values and virtues such as peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, empathy, generosity, truth and compassion.
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The duration and generosity of unemployment benefits could be linked to the overall joblessness rate in the economy, for example.
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Thanks to the generosity of many, like FedEx founder Fred Smith, VCF is now building its 50th school in Vietnam.
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American administrations, specifically the Obama administration, has been generous to Israel in the past, but that generosity has its limits.
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Group selection is similar to kin selection, except the generosity is targeted toward a group with which the donor identifies.
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When gifting someone a surprise trip, you can only hope that they'll jump with glee as they discover your generosity.
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Owner Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale is known throughout the Houston area not only for his zany commercials but his generosity.
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Mr Temer's aides say generosity now will buy political support for fiscal reforms once Ms Rousseff is removed from office.
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The intimacy in which the photographs occurred, speak to my father's generosity in sharing his life with a public audience.
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"In Israel, the initial response to the arrival of these men and women was one of tentative generosity," writes Goldstone.
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The goodwill and generosity of the American people are well-known, and we will continue to help the most vulnerable.
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As someone whose family once benefited from America's generosity, I believe that the Trump administration should walk back those policies.
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"My concern is that the generosity of Jim Simons will let the rest of us off the hook," he said.
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It is a lifetime or two of hard work not to be squandered, but to perpetuate responsibility, provision and generosity.
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Ball's generosity could've been an issue since doctors told him they usually don't accept donors over the age of 60.
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Reading Proxies, one can often feel like the recipient of great generosity in the form of hard-won self-knowledge.
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The student's generosity brought the phenomenon of "lunch shaming" to Newsom's attention, according to a release from the governor's office.
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There's a risk that tech industry generosity will only encourage this sloppy thinking through a sort of charitable Stockholm Syndrome.
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The root of the word "liberal" is the Latin term liber, which meant both freedom and generosity in ancient Rome.
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" Grant explains that selflessness can be rewarding, but if you don't manage it properly, you can risk reaching "generosity burnout.
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Indeed, the generosity of teacher healthcare and pensions is a major issue in discussions of teacher compensation and school spending.
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She described her neighbor as feisty and funny, and remembered the older woman for her lively spirit, kindness and generosity.
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She was described as an indispensable member of the staff and was known throughout baseball for her warmth and generosity.
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Ceyenne is a mother figure now too, delivering Sabrina's nurturing legacy of generosity and judgement-free love into the future.
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There's such an honesty and a generosity and vulnerability and self-reflection and kindness to herself and her former partners.
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It would create an outlet for America's abundant generosity and provide a timely, robust response to a serious humanitarian crisis.
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The man who emerges is difficult, humane, and possessed of "spiritual generosity," words that also, Prideaux contends, describe his philosophy.
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And don't forget, our own acts of generosity might even make us happier and healthier at the same time too.
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Even at a moment of global fear of contagion, a spirit of generosity and communal love of Burgundy overcame inhibitions.
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"It's such a special form of generosity to do that anonymously," said Nicole Eisenman, who received a grant in 2014.
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It's a policy that isn't just rooted in generosity — during pandemics like the novel coronavirus, it can literally save lives.
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Instead, I've relied almost exclusively on credit cards, Apple Pay, online orders and the occasional generosity of an unsuspecting friend.
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Hurricane Dorian's decimation of the Bahamas is igniting the generosity of the masses -- and showcasing the power of social media.
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Your response to our call for help was tremendous, and we can't thank everyone enough for their generosity and support.
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In other words, this would turn a lot of what Trump has said of his foundation's generosity on its head.
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"The generosity ranking changes when religion is taken out of the picture," according to the 2013 Chronicle of Philanthropy report.
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Oil traders took the administration's generosity to mean that the eventual cuts to Iranian exports might be less than expected.
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The scientific evidence that generosity is good for us has been scant, even as the benefits of selfishness are obvious.
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Not if we want to hold on to who we are or mean to be: people of generosity and mercy.
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Frustration with Ms. Merkel's perceived generosity to migrants initially helped drive support for the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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The efforts at leniency have bipartisan backing, with the biggest debate over just how long the generosity ought to extend.
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"None of this would be possible without your generosity," the NFL star wrote on the post with the hashtag #HoustonStrong.
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It's their generosity — along with that of my friend Donatella Versace — that has made this brilliant and groundbreaking exhibition possible.
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The study also showed that parents should demonstrate generosity towards their children too, in order to act as role models.
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And just like with Alice, so it is with Daniel: Nothing is more eccentric in our egocentric world than generosity.
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His openness and generosity were a great gift, an oasis for a liberal Muslim woman in an increasingly conservative country.
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" It was "not a perfect speech," Sandomir writes, but a "great one, notable for its power, structure, generosity and modesty.
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I don't know if he billed my insurance for these visits or not, but I'm so grateful for his generosity.
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A whole classroom of young people showing such empathy, care and generosity, well, it's enough to make anyone tear up.
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I realize some people love that sense of generosity, and who am I to ask a chef to cut back?
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Inspiring because there is a moral radicalism and spiritual generosity to Booker's politics that set him apart from other politicians.
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American workers shouldn't have to depend on the generosity or geography of their employer in order to make ends meet.
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This has been a tough year, but we can move forward in a direction based on generosity and love. pic.twitter.
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He did, and, with an incredible generosity of spirit, suggested that we collaborate on a puzzle in my father's honor.
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That generosity, coupled with the unpretentious precision of their craft, is always moving, though in this case not entirely convincing.
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"I am delighted to acknowledge the talent, knowledge, generosity and amazing bodies of work" of the new mentors, she said.
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He championed the poor, disabled, and the immigrant stranger, urging others to have compassion and to practice generosity toward them.
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But after that, the primary rule, then as now, was generosity, never to skimp when it came to feeding others.
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Many who voted against Trump would have given him a second look had he surprised them with generosity and grace.
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All times ET. Your ruling planet, the Sun, connects with lucky Jupiter, creating an atmosphere of generosity, passion, and kindness!
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"Younger generations are taking the lead of this global generosity movement," says Asha Curran, CEO and co-founder of GivingTuesday.
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The Orchestra has also become a sign of mutual respect and generosity, even if for just one day a year.
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Like many public radio stations, Fordham University's WFUV-FM depends largely on its listeners' generosity to fund its continued operation.
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In a way, she honored your generosity by finding a pal who likes the painting well enough to hang it.
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When we love across boundaries, listen patiently, see deeply and make someone feel known, we've woven it and reinforced generosity.
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Protective, poetic, a gentleman with a fierce generosity and a fire for surprise and hilarity, and Jesus, what a laughter!
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He's due for an upgrade on his plan, though, and your generosity — you gave him an Apple Watch last year!
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Although she quickly returned the money she raised, she also exposed how easily you can take advantage of people's generosity.
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