Those in Rand's experiment who play the quickfire round are mostly generous and receive generous dividends, reinforcing their generous outlook.
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If he was being generous, he could be embarrassingly generous.
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You're so generous with others—try being generous with yourself, too.
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Again, be generous in sharing your knowledge, be generous with your time.
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Being generous in defeat is just as important as being generous in victory.
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A very, very generous younger brother -- in fact most generous one of our family.
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You're very generous with the people around you — how generous are they with you?
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Other plans — like the more generous gold or less generous bronze — should be left untouched.
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He was very generous with his advice, and he was very generous with his access.
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You're a hugely generous person, Sagittarius, but today, you've got to be most generous with yourself.
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When we are generous with them, they are more likely to be generous with us in return.
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They asked me to stick around ... Let go with a really generous, very generous package, but yeah.
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The rich are more generous in times of lesser inequality and less generous when inequality grows more extreme.
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A replacement that's generous enough to keep Susan Collins on board might be too generous for Ted Cruz.
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That's very generous of you to think I'm self-actualized [laughs] What's your un-generous opinion of it, then?
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Percentage depletion per se is unobjectionable, though one may ask if it is overly generous or not generous enough.
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It is one thing to be generous with the taxpayers' money, another to be generous with one's own bonus.
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And while Vox Media was very generous in granting me paid medical leave, not all employers are so generous.
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That's more generous than Medicare is now, and it's more generous than the health coverage offered in any other country.
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It depends on how generous an employer is, and whether state labor laws are more generous to workers than the FSLA.
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"We were very generous and we will remain very generous," he said before meeting other euro zone finance ministers in Brussels.
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You see, why are we one of the most generous people in the world — no, the most generous people in the world?
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Democrats are arguing for more generous, income-based subsidies, and Republicans are arguing for less generous, but more universal, age-based subsidies.
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Another point: The Ryan tax-credit subsidies look too generous to those with high incomes and insufficiently generous to those with lower incomes.
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I had been offered a generous scholarship by a school where most students did not need generous scholarships because they were very rich.
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"Gary is one of — not one of, he is the most generous person, most generous mentor that I ever had," Mr. Lang said.
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They provide more generous insurance than they would if benefits were taxed and because the benefits are more generous, employees use more health care.
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"While the U.S. is generous, we're going to be generous to those that share our values, generous to those that want to work with us and not those that try and stop the U.S. or say they hate America and are counterproductive," she said.
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That seems to be generous enough to persuade some low-skilled workers not to drop out, but not so generous as to hurt job creation.
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The Times were generous towards Ronan, Ronan was generous towards them, they did a terrific job ... They both came out within a day or two.
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They wouldn't change the cost of less generous bronze plans or more generous gold plans because those products never got CSR funding in the first place.
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"These people are being brought into the special interest influencing industry in order to find ways to evade an already generous, excessively generous giveaway to corporations."
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So the size of tax credits increased, which allowed many people to buy more generous plans at a lower price or less generous plans for free.
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"And by the way, without naming any names, Goldman Sachs also provides very, very generous speaking fees to some unnamed candidates, very generous," he said to laughter.
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For too long, platforms have enjoyed generous legal protections and an equally generous cultural allowance: to be "mere conduits" not liable for what users post to them.
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Portman has long argued for a longer glide path for phasing out generous federal funding for expanded enrollment and expressed concerns about the less generous inflation rate.
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While Amazon's plan is a bit less generous than Spotify's for mothers, and a lot less generous for fathers, it does break new ground in other ways.
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Handing out some of the Twinkies amassed in the fridge was generous, to be sure, but not nearly as generous as more substantive action would have been.
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And while some stores are finally loosening up on their stringent rules (thank you, Forever 21!), others are cutting back on their famously generous—maybe too generous—return protocols.
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Language phasing out the generous federal payments for states that expanded Medicaid eligibility and implementing a less generous formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation will be kept in place.
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What would happen if, instead, health plans offered more generous coverage of high-value care, but less generous coverage of those services that provide little or no health benefit?
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In other words, he doesn't actually understand the stakes of the proposal he's calling "generous" — much less why the people whom it's supposed to be "generous" to are rejecting it.
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BECAUSE THAT IS ALSO A PROBLEM IN FRANCE, WE ARE EXTREMELY GENEROUS, TOO GENEROUS, ESPECIALLY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE COME TO OUR COUNTRY THOUGH THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO HERE.
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Today, Pisces, reflect on your financial situation, as well as how generous you are with your friends (too generous), and how flaky you can be (you don't even realize it).
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To friends and business associates, including struggling writers, he was frequently generous, more generous than unalloyed prudence or the burgher work ethic that he embodied might lead us to expect.
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"New Zealanders are incredibly generous people and have been generous in their support of me regardless of the politics just as another human being going into a new stage of life."
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"Generous Mills, as we used to call it, hasn't been all that generous of late as business has slowed and many think they paid too much for Blue Buffalo, " he said.
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That is a ... generous reading, for a few reasons.
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" ME "Well, I actually think I'm being quite generous.
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Reddit has a generous vacation policy — it's unlimited PTO.
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Things are going to continue to unravel and I think we'll look back on this as a moment that everybody was very generous — especially the Hearties, they've been generous and patiently waiting.
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"What you learn is that you're part of something and that when we are generous people are generous back," concludes Hunt, before heading off to ply another customer with cake and craziness.
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For example, they found that Americans who were regularly generous with their neighbors were twice as likely to agree that they have a purpose than those who were less generous to neighbors.
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But compared to Obamacare, the new tax credits — which are largely based on age rather than income — would be more generous to the middle class and wealthy and less generous for the poor.
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There is also a big difference between a generous offer to countries that might one day join the club and the less generous one suitable for a country that has voted to leave.
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By concentrating the premium hikes in just silver plans, they were able to get their Obamacare enrollees more generous subsidies that they could use to purchase more generous plans at a lower price.
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Incentives for states to increase funding could be too generous, leading to cost overruns, or not generous enough, undermining the goal: to improve the ability of Americans to get an education debt-free.
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Mr. Macron has insisted the French need to work longer to strengthen a generous retirement system that is one of the world's most generous but may be heading toward a $19 billion deficit.
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The group's final proposal is a rare bipartisan compromise: less generous that what Democrats in Congress have proposed or what many other countries offer, and more generous that what Republican lawmakers have proposed.
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In this case, Trump had, for many years, understood that to play the role of Bruce Wayne, basically, millionaire, playboy kind of figure, you had to be generous and generous in extravagant ways.
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At times he was very generous, at others excessively mean.
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To call this merely "enabling" seems to me too generous.
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How generous will the terms of the new TLTRO be?
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This alone argues for Mr. Sanders's more generous proposal. Mrs.
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That you were generous and protective and kind and strong.
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This sergeant made the generous decision to bend the rules.
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You're extremely generous, Leo, but are you giving too much?
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These plans are more generous and typically have lower deductibles.
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Neighbors described Adams, a widow, as a quiet, generous spirit.
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She's been very generous to many people for many years.
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"Honestly I think Samantha Bee was being generous," he wrote .
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This, says Mr Stein, allows it to offer generous terms.
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Bernie Sanders calling for generous government funding of higher education.
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"She was always so cheerful, intelligent, generous, kind and funny."
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Someone was handing out the beers (thank you generous backpackers!).
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He had a complex personality, but was also remarkably generous.
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Above all, the most generous, funny, loving friend to us.
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The less generous conclusions are, at this point, well known.
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She's a little nurturer, she's very generous, she's very loving.
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By our nature, we are a generous and caring people.
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The book doesn't show the president in a generous light.
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Next, sprinkle a generous amount of salt on the surface.
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And the book isn't very generous to the president's manhood.
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Costco is known for having a very generous return policy.
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China's relationship with these institutions is also becoming more generous.
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Essential spending has been cut even as pensions remain generous.
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The Iron Bank is equally generous to kings and queens.
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The category was a generous one to the bottom line.
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Tully is such an inclusive, generous version of the struggle.
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She's generous, sensitive … I just appreciate her on every level.
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Here, Mr Mishra is insufficiently generous towards liberalism's own progress.
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If someone thinks that the work is generous, that's good.
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After her uncle was so generous, giving you this job.
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Many studies have shown that grateful people are more generous.
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You should want to be with someone who is generous!
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His family called him a "gentle, generous and kind soul."
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But some may be overestimating just how generous they are.
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The AHCA would gradually roll back this more generous funding.
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Even today it is more generous than it need be.
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She added that she found Trump to be extremely generous.
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Even today, I stand in awe of her generous spirit.
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You can't tell me this is a charitable, generous person.
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He was so generous with his time, with his energy.
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The rentier model is exceptionally generous, but it is unproductive.
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"Terrence [Howard] is so generous to work with," she says.
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But experts say China is just a lot more generous.
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It's easier to connect with them, because they're so generous.
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The terms are more generous for people with STEM degrees.
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There's a really generous readership with YA. It's trickle down.
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First, they have offered less generous pensions to new employees.
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But few -- and even "few" may be generous -- marriages are.
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Netflix is being particularly generous with good movies in 2018.
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Democrats, in short, are proposing to make Medicare more generous.
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And it was remarkably generous when giving out passports, too.
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Retailers are offering generous discounts to lure in the punters.
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"They are aware they have to be generous," said Glendon.
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It deepened its characters and relationships with meticulous, generous warmth.
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Jupiter is generous and Mercury never runs out of ideas.
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But we're also generous: The average tip is 19.2 percent.
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Across the country, hate crimes have prompted some generous responses.
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He won a generous scholarship to Temple University in Philadelphia.
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The Swedish welfare system offers good education and generous benefits.
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So grateful to all our supporters, hosts and generous storytellers.
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Sharing the recipe with us now was a generous move.
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Futures markets show that Carpenter's assessment is actually quite generous.
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Before the great recession, such generous terms were quite common.
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This is a vast, generous bounty of incredible platforming action.
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Thanksgiving to New Year's, if you want to be generous.
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He was the most generous, wise soul with unmatched kindness.
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In its queerness, Puś's visual style is generous and porous.
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Applications are currently being accepted, and generous scholarships are available.
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I want 2018 to be a year of generous experiences.
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He was so generous, he's been helping so many people.
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Winter said that granting blanket credit to Meduza was generous.
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The second standout addition is the generous globs of caramel.
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Become socially generous and make people feel good about themselves.
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Rub the steaks with generous amount of salt and pepper.
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Admitting it publicly is generous in spirit -- and very female.
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Is Belgium's King Philippe the most generous monarch of all?
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Something tells me Fox won't be so generous next time.
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"He was an extremely kind and generous man," Goss said.
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I've never had such a generous gift given to me.
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The gods of being a depressed weirdo are incredibly generous.
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They were, though, extremely generous compared to your average tweets.
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The university continues to be the beneficiary of generous donors.
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He was funny, bullheaded, mercurial, generous, deeply talented and driven.
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Those big and generous pads fatten out the headphone dramatically.
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The bartender is generous with the free sake pours. $246.99.
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In recent years Britain's minimum wage has become more generous.
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CBS was extremely generous and proactive in their renegotiation talks.
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"Kris was really, really generous with her time," he added.
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Turks, I soon realized, are extremely generous, welcoming and warm.
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We're grateful for their generous support of the Trump campaign.
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"How generous," she responded as the audience laughed and booed.
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The Broadmoor was generous, discounting meals and conference facility costs.
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" Will never forget "Occasionally you'd get tips from generous patrons.
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They also have generous pension plans and Social Security benefits.
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"The gesture was absolutely generous, significant and appreciated," Hedlund added.
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But the government is generous in its definition of work.
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A generous surprise A teacher talks about students needing supplies.
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To do that, you should be generous with your time.
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I felt bad, so I was more generous than usual.
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The generous number of super fluffy down pillows helped too.
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His comments about his former target were generous, if oblique.
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"Adequate performance gets a generous severance package," the document says.
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However, that is partly because the price is not generous.
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Modest salt and generous black pepper stoke the meaty flavor.
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He taught a lot and was generous with young artists.
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And Langone is generous with his money in many ways.
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Judeophilia weird even by the generous standards of Christian Zionism.
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But looking back, I almost wish they'd been less generous.
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This year, it would be generous to say 700 attended.
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Veggies were followed by an overly generous squirt of vinegar.
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A generous estimate puts Beyoncé's "lunches" at around 28 calories.
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This generous dog is playing mama for these baby tigers.
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And pension formulas are becoming less generous for newer recruits.
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But it has a more generous audience score of 85%.
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He was benevolent, kind, always serving, generous, ambitious and caring.
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It exposed a generous financial deal Trump won from Gov.
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Honestly, it's just so generous of Chrissy Teigen to share.
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Dual cartridge slots are responsible for the RetroChamp's generous proportions.
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SANGER: Thank you, you've been very generous with your time.
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In other instances, the Wendels were generous, even softhearted landlords.
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Retain the existing more generous formula for other retiring workers.
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The vibe will be generous and cooperative as a result.
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Taken in context, SeaWorld's "change of heart" is hardly generous.
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And by generous, we mean $1,000 on a $77 tab.
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Expect lots of expansion and growth under Jupiter's generous influence!
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Usually you're very warm and generous, but not today, Leo.
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He's from Saudi Arabia, very generous and a nice guy.
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Currently it gives more generous benefits to families with children.
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Did being generous ever make you feel happier or healthier?
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They're soft, chewy, and absorb a generous amount of syrup.
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"What an incredibly kind, gracious and generous man," Craft said.
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He was often hilariously funny, loyal, kindhearted and impulsively generous.
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Be generous with the soy sauce and sriracha to finish.
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Specifically, to offer more, and more generous, health care insurance.
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"These are the most generous, outgoing, fun people," he said.
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Even companies that provide sick leave are rarely that generous.
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He was a generous partner, and that gave me confidence.
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It was an unusually generous sum, even by Google's standards.
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He loved his brother, and he was always being generous.
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This is among the least generous policies in the world.
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She's emotionally generous, gregarious, dynamic, and finds most people interesting.
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It's fan service of an especially and characteristically generous kind.
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The burger is finished with two generous squirts of sauce.
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In performance she comes across as both uncompromising and generous.
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For decades, the mines survived only thanks to generous subsidies.
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Bangladesh's emergency response for the Rohingya has been staggeringly generous.
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We're on our own, which is both generous and challenging.
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The proposed unemployment benefits, they said, were much too generous.
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It's terrific that your family was mostly generous with you.
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"I feel special," she said of her family's generous gift.
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It's a dense, eccentric book of profound and generous gifts.
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Diesel's generous decision stemmed from a bit of friendly competition.
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"All the theater owners were fantastically generous," Ms. Friedman said.
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But we can still be generous in this noble fight.
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It leads toddlers to have generous inclinations without any coaching.
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They know that being generous is good for their reputation.
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Should they accept a generous offer from their father's girlfriend?
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But she seems just really rooted and cool and generous.
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And a generous but anonymous donor, above, revealed her identity.
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Serve with black beans, and be generous with the salsa.
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Dorrance is a tap innovator with a big, generous heart.
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She was often too proud and generous to a fault.
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"Social Security Bureau, how generous you are," Wu commented sarcastically.
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The portion size was quite generous for the low price.
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This bill has premiums declining as coverage becomes less generous.
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On the surface, tech billionaires are very, very generous people.
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His name was Richard Fitzgerald, and he was so generous.
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That's to help protect France's generous subsidies for new productions.
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"Generous, evocative, sensual, particularly so in suede," Mr. Blanks wrote.
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"She was a very kind, very generous person," he said.
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In Japan, fathers rarely take advantage of generous leave policies.
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Generous labor union contracts have also contributed to high costs.
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In turn, he's gained inspiration from watching the generous teenagers.
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What if you received generous federal and state tax credits?
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America is the greatest and most generous country on Earth.
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This is a little too generous to the United States.
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He claimed to be 167 pounds, but that seemed generous.
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The generous bowls curve upward as they meet the stem.
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The sun also gently harmonizes with generous Jupiter, encouraging collaboration.
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The intervening years were more than generous to his frame.
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The space, formerly his restaurant Savore, has generous outdoor seating.
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Olivier was inspiring — very generous and very close to everyone.
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"It's making people less generous and chivalrous," Ms. Pennoyer said.
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This was a kind and generous gesture on your part.
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It is a remarkable achievement: generous, honest, almost unbearably poignant.
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"But her zeal, geeky enthusiasm and generous spirit feel genuine."
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It's a different interpretation of nature that's opulent and generous.
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Both brands offer high quality, good value and generous warranties.
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His wife is a generous woman, very pleasant and quiet.
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Well, to even say I had a career is generous.
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Why am I so generous even though I'm cash poor?
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"Very generous with his own praise and support" (Robert Smigel).
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This assumption is considered plausible or possibly generous, he said.
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America is the greatest and most generous country on earth.
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It is changing family leave policies to be more generous.
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Warren's proposal does more than simply offer more generous benefits.
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But Mr. Bourgeois's generous gesture has not come without controversy.
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Maduro critics on Saturday called that an overly generous concession.
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Americans are a generous people — so it is always said.
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This choice, though generous, forces biographical readings of the work.
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As a gift, we gave the couple a generous check.
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In some ways, Medicaid is more generous than commercial insurers.
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The Guatemalans have been extraordinarily generous, the Honduran migrants say.
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It is generous and speculative, unfolding into something almost hopeful.
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In fact, it's generous to even call this a plan.
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There is a generous interpretation of what just happened, though.
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But for those who don't comply, Denis has harsher words: Just as you have a generous vacation policy, also "have a generous severance policy" for people who miss deadlines or do poor-quality work.
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But when you look at the real facts about what&aposs going on, we are one of the most generous countries, if not the most generous country, in terms of helping out other countries.
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Hobday was a readily recognizable figure to the galleries, with his generous mustache and equally generous waistline, the cigarettes that sometimes dangled from his mouth, his often mismatched trousers and shirt, and his antics.
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In practice, it penalizes states with generous public benefits, penalizes employers for hiring in states with generous public benefits or hiring people who use public benefits, and penalizes workers for having kids and being married.
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The provision is so generous that four GOP senators — Tim Scott (SC), Rick Scott (FL), Ben Sasse (NE), and Lindsey Graham (SC) — objected on the grounds that it's too generous, threatening to derail the bill.
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Book readers will undoubtedly find things to love in the twisting Gothic sets (thank you, Netflix's generous budget!), its clear affection for the source material, and the generous runtime a movie adaptation could never allow.
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It's sometimes beneficial to be quite generous in these strategic partnerships.
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He's so generous with his YouTube channel and his online books.
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My thought bubble: It's also a remarkably generous deal for Celgene.
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Lori is a selfless, generous, and devoted wife, mother, and boss.
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" For employees, FedEx is "very generous with their paid time off.
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And "mans" is a generous term cause like he's mostly robot.
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Breslin was sparse with his praise, and generous with his criticism.
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Liberals, by the way, they are so generous with your money.
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Some of the more generous offers are coming from credit unions.
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We will treat them with respect and provide generous severance packages.
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Just don't be over-generous with wealth you don't actually have.
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Miranda our bartender feels our pain and give us generous pours.
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A generous philanthropist who broke the billions barrier in personal giving.
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There is no kinder and more generous spirit at the peacock.
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Spread a generous amount of the red pepper marinara on top.
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It is too generous to single people, particularly in the south.
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Don, in real life, was the sweetest, most generous, kindest guy.
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Banks won't become more generous overnight, even with this rate increase.
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It's generous of them to take time and shake everybody's hands.
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They ultimately agreed to a less generous version that became law.
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BR: Do you think most people are generous with their knowledge?
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That's a generous 91% discount from the original cost of $149.
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Millions of US citizens are remarkably kind, generous and open-minded.
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These publicly traded companies own properties and pay out generous dividends.
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Sam is one of the most generous people you'll ever meet.
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That he had been nothing but kind and generous to her.
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This isn't the only time Chrissy has been feeling generous lately.
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Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
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So maybe combine that with some generous, balanced exclamation point use!!!!!!!
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He was also a thoughtful, kind, and generous colleague and friend.
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He applied early action to Harvard, and got a generous scholarship.
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He praised Bangladesh&aposs government for being generous toward the refugees.
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To call Facebook's newest home surveillance device ill-timed is generous.
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"This is also the most generous country on Earth," Sternlicht said.
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That is down to the remarkably generous design of the tax.
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The projector also supports HDR, and has a generous 2,500 lumens.
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Rogers's new book includes a generous sampling of his recent work.
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Get a few of them packaged together in this generous bundle.
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Others remembered Herold as a great guy and a generous friend.
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Bankers, however, warn the generous funding options could create more risks.
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I'm not saying you're good or generous or kind or whatever.
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Brazil's senate approved a reform of the country's absurdly generous pensions.
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Take, for example, its generous return policy: Item five years old?
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The mayor has sought other ways to provide more generous benefits.
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Although the meal is free, we leave a generous $40 tip.
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The America of John McCain is generous and welcoming and bold.
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"The Meghan I know was always sweet, kind, generous," Thomas said.
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Add the mustard, ketchup, and generous amounts of salt and pepper.
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"We're all super-generous minus Kylie," she said with a laugh.
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The game is generous about helping your ball into the hole.
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Progressives have been calling for a more generous annual COLA formula.
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One of the smartest, most generous, people I ever came across.
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But Matt Apuzzo is just, he's the most generous, amazing storyteller.
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So, that's a very, very generous thing for him to say.
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India responded with a generous new aid package of its own.
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Most of them also have that ultimate luxury: generous side pockets.
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However, thanks to generous government loans, their numbers continued to grow.
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Her job paid minimum wage, but it came with generous benefits.
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He was gracious and generous in person, and a skilled communicator.
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In a rich and generous country, such payments are largely uncontroversial.
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And leave it up to DeGeneres to be generous as always.
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Don't forget a generous sprinkle of your favorite $2 hot sauce.
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Jill, he was such a sweet, happy, kind and generous man.
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These include cuts to the growth of Brazil's absurdly generous pensions.
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But as discounts become more generous, false confessions become more common.
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Their offer to the democratic island of 23m is ostensibly generous.
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NORTH CAROLINA If TRUMP wins, take a generous swill of moonshine.
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"I thought he was a little generous," she said about Adams.
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Wherever it goes, it can be assured of a generous welcome.
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The Netherlands is much the most generous, at 2% of GDP.
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Christie's, which is privately held, can afford generous guarantees to sellers.
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A generous price subsidy for renewable generation was scrapped in 2012.
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On the whole Washington has been a benevolent, even generous landlord.
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But voters often want it to be more generous, not less.
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A Hollywood mega-star who happens to be a generous tipper.
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Many convictions result from generous plea-bargain deals offered to suspects.
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They are serving generous portions and the flavors are simply amazing.
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Finish off the look with a generous coat of black mascara.
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Lido: The way that Chance works is really inspiring and generous.
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He was kind, funny, and generous with his time and thoughts.
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While generous with her wealth, Winfrey still maintains an enviable lifestyle.
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He says "generous and kindhearted people" have reached out to help.
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Still, this is also an exceedingly generous interpretation of Trump's statement.
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Thank you for the generous expression of warmth, kindness and understanding.
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Today, focus on how you can be more generous to yourself.
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"He's been nothing but a generous individual to me," she said.
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But generous accounting assumptions do not make the problem go away.
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So that's a very, very generous thing for him to say.
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"Don Jr. was never generous with money," adds a second source.
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New research has found that women are more generous than men.
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That's a generous 42% discount from the usual price of $19.
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"Alan was extremely kind, generous, self-deprecating and funny," Radcliffe wrote.
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I get one piece of very, very generous pie like this.
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For the televised program, Max is very generous with its fighters.
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Businesses did, however, report offering more generous pay settlements than before.
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Thank you all for the prayers, beautiful words and generous donations.
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Brazil's generous pension system effectively lets citizens retire in their 50s.
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People are in a generous, optimistic mood thanks to this combination.
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BILL GATES: Well, the history is the U.S. has been generous.
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Thank you for such a generous evening with your littlest fans.
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Germany's generous refugee protection guarantees were raising serious questions, Baldauf said.
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To describe this as generous is an understatement of colossal proportions.
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He was genuine, charismatic, profane, generous and sincere in his beliefs.
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However, we can still be generous for the sake of argument.
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Dry January comes with its own generous helping of moral overtones.
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Lisa Hanawalt was very generous to let me do that character.
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He's been very, very generous, but of course that worries me.
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"He's coming at it from a warmhearted, generous place," she said.
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That means Vantiv would struggle to justify a more generous offer.
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It was generous, and we feel terrible because we lost it.
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Together they were generous philanthropists and supporters of East End businesses.
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In fairness, politicians rarely describe their opponents' views in generous terms.
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The crust was thin but crispy, and the toppings were generous.
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Instead, it was slathered with a very generous portion of prosciutto.
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The question is how generous the other 27 countries will be.
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Her son, Anthony Romero, told CNN she was generous and kind.
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The department has generous funds dedicated to summer research and internships.
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Lillian was a generous champion of younger writers at the magazine,
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Help Desk Who doesn't love a generous scoop of inside dope?
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The American people are generous people who want our laws enforced.
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The Mitsubishi Mirage ES also boasts a generous decade-long warranty.
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Now, veterans carry this generous benefit with them throughout their lives.
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Readers are also often generous in giving credit and showing appreciation.
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She's honest, funny, extremely generous, and more than a little aggressive.
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The $15 million facility includes mindfulness rooms and a generous playground.
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There just aren't many reasonable policy justifications for these generous provisions.
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That's one of the more generous cancellation policies of such sites.
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Treat all of your encounters as a chance to be generous.
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A generous spoonful of cinnamon was a surprising and delicious garnish.
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The generous safety net makes it a natural destination for migrants.
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We are the most generous, welcoming, big-hearted people on earth.
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Trump is generous both with his money and with his time.
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Sweden mandates generous parental leave for all parents, regardless of gender
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Normally, I would say that a 20 percent tip is generous.
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Generous paid leave policies and concerts are growing more common, too.
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Europe's estimates tend to be more generous than the EPA's, however.
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This would be more generous than current income-based repayment plans.
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The United States was stronger than ever and generous in victory.
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It is a warm and generous work, and a fierce one.
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And more than ever, now is the time to be generous.
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He also encouraged his followers to be generous with their money.
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"Gwen immediately took me under her generous wing," Ms. Seelye said.
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Viewed through a value lens, British American Tobacco looks more generous.
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She said Mr. Martin and Ms. Vinson could be touchingly generous.
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Taxpayers also get saddled with generous federal student loan "forgiveness" policies.
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Each pint also comes with several generous swirls of decadent fudge.
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If you thought Olive Garden already had generous portions, think again.
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The emotion was true, and Mr. Katz lent generous, atmospheric support.
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At the time, he received generous praise from some Republican senators.
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That struck me as generous sentencing for a three-time violator.
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To be fair, that was a generous move on his part.
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Harvard came back with a "generous" counter-offer, it wasn't enough.
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There's a fun, social, generous, and romantic vibe in the air.
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There's an easygoing, generous, curious, and kind vibe in the air.
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Leo can be very generous, but it has a materialistic side.
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You'll be in an especially flirtatious and generous mood this afternoon!
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Leo, like you, is a fire sign: passionate, fun, and generous.
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The vast majority of the internet, however, was far less generous.
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Also Greece's pension system is extremely generous according to the IMF.
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You want to be generous with everyone, but boundaries are important.
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It's forgiving of yourself and, therefore, being generous of other people.
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Our leader was generous enough not to point out my inexperience.
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You have a strong, generous, and caring presence this week, Sagittarius.
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Obamacare's "Cadillac tax" is aimed at unusually generous employer health plans.
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The new government already has been quite generous with the church.
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WAPNER: THANK YOU FOR BEING SO GENEROUS WITH YOUR TIME TODAY.
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Most of all, In the Dream House is a generous book.
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As for the noodles, I am also very generous and flexible.
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Europe is sometimes considered a home of overly generous social policies.
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Or see the tutti-frutti hula bag, complete with generous fringe.
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Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
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She was voluble, generous with her insights and a complete delight.
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The people that provide those homes are generally kind and generous.
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These are flanked by generous roasts of beef, mutton and pork.
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It is, to be generous, a gesture toward a future plan.
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The better memoirs are the more generous, looking outside the self.
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I'd like to see a more generous policy for the border.
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Luckily, even the most experienced mixologists are generous with their recipes.
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You're one of the most generous signs in the zodiac, Sagittarius!
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Such apprehension is common, even in countries with generous aid programs.
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All that, plus a generous dose of the early melodic style.
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Instead, Mr. Kurz cut the Freedom Party a generous political bargain.
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It would be the most generous state policy in the nation.
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But a far more generous welcome awaited him uptown in Harlem.
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"Credit cards are much more generous than debit cards," he said.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has thanked Gates for his "generous support."
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Step 2: Add a generous pinch of salt to the water.
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Dr. Melgen was generous and bestowed many gifts on Mr. Menendez.
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It will depend, of course, on how generous some employers are.
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She was the greatest, most generous, kindest person I've ever known.
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Generous 10-rupee cups of spicy, milky tea are nearly omnipresent.
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Mr. Loeb has been among the most generous donors to Gov.
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The researchers found that the bonobos with the nuts proved generous.
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In turn, humans came to see the benefits of being generous.
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We fight, we overcome, we have passion, optimism, a generous spirit.
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The bill will end generous benefits and pensions for future employees.
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My summer-school friends knew to compete for generous merit awards.
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Many women have said he was a generous mentor and boss.
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Generous people could become ungenerous, and brave people could become frightened.
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They are often generous donors to local political and religious figures.
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States eager to grow jobs are likely to offer generous sweeteners.
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Just the most warm hearted, generous, funny, clever, life affirming man.
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He named lengthy, generous offshore-wind contracts as a principal culprit.
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I think in the East Village, Peter [Halley] was extremely generous.
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This would be an apt moment for a generous Israeli statement.
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More generous estimates place the i4's range at 373 miles.
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The steak was cooked to our liking, though, with generous portions.
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Generous pricing margins may allow Chevy dealers plenty of negotiation room.
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I am incredibly generous — I give space, time and precise input.
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Then I make breakfast — that's a generous way to put it.
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These were political donors, I was told, lobbyists and generous patrons.
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The cafeteria chefs were instructed to be generous with the salt.
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With and without her fortune, Sara is kind, brave, and generous.
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When in reality, great leaders are very generous with their time.
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In fact, our careers have personally benefitted from this generous program.
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One, named Hina, turns out to be the generous McDonald's employee.
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And he's very generous in his approach to it as well.
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NASA, however, has not always been so generous with the title.
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By American ones, it's extremely generous and a very big deal.
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Their new country — generous, rich and often quite racist — needed navigating.
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Nelsons's approach with the series is not only generous but holistic.
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There is plenty of job growth, training opportunities and generous compensation.
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This might seem generous, but it merely continues the family tradition.
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Green uncorked a bottle of red wine and offered generous pours.
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Investors have been generous with Amazon for most of its life.
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Or perhaps, New York, which is the most generous with incentives.
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If anything, the U.S. provided very generous support, humanitarian and economic.
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A generous act One woman saved Chicago's homeless from the cold.
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Heavenly beignets, deep-fried with a generous topping of powdered sugar.
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With its generous capacity, it's also quite greedy with counter space.
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Do you make a great travel companion or a generous host?
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Montanans mostly offered the Collinses a generous welcome, but not all.
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I'm a Salesforce, VMWare kind of guy, but that is generous.
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Marietta, Georgia claimed the title for the most generous U.S. city.
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"I just wanted to be generous," he told CNN last week.
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"People in Germantown are extremely generous and extremely supportive," he said.
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Get into the festive spirit with this generous deal from NordVPN.
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I wouldn't be where I am without my many generous mentors.
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It replaces an older scheme which international lenders considered more generous.
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She is intelligent and thoughtless, timid and defiant, generous and mean.
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"We're the most generous, philanthropic society in the world," he said.
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"Meets" is a generous term, considering how strange the encounter is.
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Libraries are generous in the way they provide so many firsts.
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The team gathers, passing their plates to Veilhan for generous helpings.
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Trump hasn't been entirely generous when it comes to Ryan, either.
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He was a very generous man, and I am eternally grateful.
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Stories about celebrities have long gotten generous coverage on Fox News.
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Prolific is not even a generous way to describe his songwriting.
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Artists are hard-pressed to find equivalently generous funding in America.
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Well, Remnick himself, actually, has been very generous about ... Of course.
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An invented mythology can become self-indulgent in less generous hands.
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I think we should be generous on our definition of heredity.
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Here's hoping MTV is as generous as Oprah was in 2013.
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Trump's grasp of policy details is often, to be generous, questionable.
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Because otherwise, we have pegged subsidies to a less generous plan, which, if it doesn't work out the way that you're describing, could lead to the default insurance being less generous than it was under Obamacare.
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By calculating the value of tax credits based on the cost of a more generous gold plan, more families will have the ability to afford more generous coverage, with lower deductibles and out-of-pocket costs.
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Once the pansotti rise to the surface, White scoops them into the pesto with a generous splash of pasta water and an even-more-generous chunk of butter, and swirls and tosses till it's all emulsified.
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ECB chief economist Peter Praet described the old TLTROs as "very generous", which suggests the conditions could be less favorable next time round, although if the euro zone's downturn deepens, policymakers could opt to stay generous.
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A generous and forward-looking benefactor is an incalculable gift to any nonprofit organization, but the most generous benefactor can't provide the stability of a National Endowment for the Arts or a National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Those generous subsidies sparked a big boom in the domestic robotics sector.
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Then there are generous allowances for "sick leave", often taken as holiday.
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They are protesting because their contracts are less generous than their predecessors'.
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Steve's being a little generous, but it's what Nancy needs to hear.
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We call on the international community to be more generous (and) receptive.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)'Tis the season and Google is feeling generous.
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One judge gave all three rounds to the Frenchman, which seemed generous.
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He is particularly generous because he doesn't ask for anything in return.
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When people feel reasonably flush they may feel more generous towards others.
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Be generous, the more coverage you get, the more flavor you get!
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That plan also wasn't quite as generous as the one Sanders proposes.
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The second is that the terms are too generous to be sustainable.
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On rare occasions, the tip is really generous, and I appreciate it.
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Especially Grant, at that time, who was very generous as a teacher.
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Another surprising advantage of living abroad is the generous return on investments.
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Italy and Greece have been courageous and generous in welcoming these people.
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U.S. CLOs may offer European investors more generous returns than euro deals.
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"It was very strange thing—and very generous, by all parties involved."
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She's very kind, she's very generous and a really, really sweet person.
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The reason is rarely slowness, because the time windows are quite generous.
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The most sincere and authentically sweet, kind, loving, generous, funny, wonderful human.
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These folks are often perceived as kind, generous, and trustworthy, she says.
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She was a lovely and generous person who will be greatly missed.
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This generous guarantee includes cover for anything that happens to your tablet.
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It reflects a robust American expansion, reinforced by generous corporate-tax cuts.
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The reward structure is noticeably more generous than Lyft's from last month.
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As for Roark, she leaves the game with some generous parting words.
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My husband's father gave us a generous loan for the new business.
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S. opens a bottle of cabernet and gives me a generous pour.
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He enjoyed his wealth and was generous to a fault, say friends.
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For decades, Sweden has been among the most generous nations to immigrants.
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The heiress will soon have the chance to be twice as generous.
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Stuff each pepper with a generous amount of the cheesy corn filling.
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Local Pizza Hut waitress, nearly homeless, receives $558 tip from generous customer.
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Generous parking requirements create asphalt deserts, sapping cities of vigour and beauty.
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Others could be betting on a generous relief package from state lawmakers.
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Its backbone is pensions, which are generous, averaging 80% of final salaries.
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That is because Brazil has among the world's most generous pension systems.
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But the performers, generous and game, bring the dances into the present.
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A complementary reform to over-generous public pensions is in the works.
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Our participants (see below) have been generous with their time and intellect.
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Spread puff pastry with a generous amount of the roasted squash mixture.
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The Blast reports that Wolf was "incredibly generous" despite an existing prenup.
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He said Farhana was a good mother, and was generous and approachable.
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If you're so inclined, start nudging your most generous loved one, ASAP.
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Generous sister is taking me to my first barre class after work!
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Or unemployment benefits could be made more generous, or more widely available.
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In order to avoid overlooking any lenses, its parameters were pretty generous.
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Critics also argue that the programme is not equally generous to all.
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This isn't the first time Kylie's been generous towards her best friend.
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She had healing hands and was just as generous as her name.
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The beauty of North Pastry is that they're generous with their servings.
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Consumer internet connections are faster than ever and data allowances more generous.
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Next, sprinkle a generous portion of salt on top of the stain.
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"The guidance is pretty generous," said a banker away from the deal.
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Scottish councils offer more generous support while claimants await their first payment.
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She's the complete opposite &is the most generous, compassionate person I know!
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" She continues: "He was generous and kind and truly a beautiful soul.
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They were so generous and so great to me over the years.
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Thank you Florence for being such a kind generous friend to Alexis.
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At $65 billion including debt, Bayer's offer is generous to a fault.
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The generous view is that it is far too early to tell.
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Sometimes an opportunity can be a much more generous gift than cash.
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Retailers are offering generous discounts to lure in the punters (see article).
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Its $3bn offer was not the most generous, but it became controversial.
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The roles aren't as generous as you think they're going to be.
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Many countries ran deficits rather than slash their generous domestic spending programmes.
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"Kris was really, really generous with her time," the Friends alum shared.
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Another friend is feeling generous and buys me a gin and tonic.
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You must be generous enough to enable him to remain a partner.
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Her second piece of advice is to be generous with your time.
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" Joking about her ex's parenting style, Moore added: "Bruce is super generous.
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Generous subsidies, including a 183% federal tax credit, add to solar's attractiveness.
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Phone companies offer generous payments to private prisons in exchange for contracts.
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"It's good news but it's not just OkCupid being generous," he added.
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But the Times focused on California's National Guard, which was quite generous.
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Second, the current national park fee system is generous to a fault.
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We never get such generous time with anyone in Days Gone. Boozer?
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That's far less generous than Patreon, which takes a five percent cut.
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Many of the richest Americans are generous, giving away mountains of money.
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"She was just a lovely woman, very kind and generous," he added.
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Cosplay fans are a tight-knit community, and very generous, said Rosenberg.
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PiS has remained popular in part due to generous social spending programs.
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I removed mine last night using a generous amount of cleansing oil.
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Nobody expects a return to the days of more generous public funding.
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That makes it much harder to assume anything generous about his motives.
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Meizu says the Gravity "floats," but I think that's a bit generous.
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Be generous with your praise, and you'll get it back in spades.
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They might think you're just being friendly and generous, while you're seething.
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Yet many employees, promised generous overtime pay on Sundays, are in favour.
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Matt was a kind and generous colleague who treated me with respect.
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But she also warned against being too generous to family and friends.
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Very few people were as generous, kind and encouraging as Tobe Hooper.
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And then you can put that perspective into more honest, generous work.
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Even generous holiday gifts, like a massage or champagne, can't remedy this.
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Big-hearted people are generous and empathetic, and they have your back.
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In private, Liston was known as generous and a fun loving charmer.
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The standard inflation rate is less generous than the medical inflation one.
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Many experts believed this plan was actually more generous than the administration's.
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We are well capitalized because we are fortunate to have generous investors.
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In the film, Nichols is generous with praise and honest with criticism.
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"They're all high-quality companies that have generous dividend yields," Ablin said.
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Speaking of being generous, he also claimed to have broken the Internet.
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He also chased after Kyrie to thank him for the generous gift.
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"Kris was really, really generous with her time," the Friends star said.
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Above all, he was the most supportive, generous, kind man and father.
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She's generous and kind and lovely, and we had the best time.
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Some of the most generous offer 5 percent back, according to WalletHub.
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"It makes sense to reinforce that with generous transit treatment," he said.
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National policy might emulate generous Medicaid programs in Massachusetts and New York.
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Or it might resemble less generous Medicaid programs in Arkansas or Illinois.
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Federal employee retirement is far more generous than private sector workers enjoy.
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But this analysis, attractive and safe in some ways, is too generous.
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Even in Germany some fear immigration may break the generous safety net.
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People are not always going to be patient or generous toward you.
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His scoops were generous, their price (€2.40 in total) even more so.
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So it is hard to imagine circumstances more generous to Mr Farron.
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Pretty generous, absolutely, but young moneybags obviously must have had the funds.
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You're in a generous mood, and a clarifying conversation will go down.
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His candor, incidentally, is a very generous gesture, especially toward younger artists.
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The onus fell on the generous volume of mayonnaise in each McChicken.
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A philanthropist, she has criticized young entrepreneurs for not being more generous.
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Even so, Ali was generous, more perhaps than was good for him.
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Finally, when cool, add a very generous slosh of Armagnac (about 330ml).
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He also imbues them with a generous dose of absurdity and humor.
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"Espadín is one of the more friendly and generous agaves," Amayo said.
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It's not often that airlines are so generous with weather-related changes.
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We received today our extremely generous and unexpected donation from Sgt. Marks.
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One of the prince's more generous critics calls him "a loose cannon".
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The house also features generous roof overhangs, high ceilings and big verandas.
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And John Stamos, handsome and generous man that he is, graciously agreed.
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Such generous perks may explain why the company pays below-market wages.
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No one will be able to take advantage of your generous heart.
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However generous the winning bid, the investment is likely to pay off.
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Brilliant and eccentric, a gregarious and generous woman, she found conformity taxing.
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She had a reputation of being kind and generous, according to NorthJersey.com.
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How many of you would describe your Social Security benefit as "generous"?
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," Bell told WJBF.
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It turns out, this generous young man had already caught Disney's attention.
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The offer is far from generous when compared with available cost savings.
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But he couldn't have been kinder or more generous with his time.
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They were generous, and the doughnut was firm, albeit a little dry.
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Friends and colleagues remembered him as a quiet, generous and kind person.
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Perhaps America's growing diversity will ultimately lead to a more generous society.
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The landscape was beautiful, the people were generous and the food - delicious!!
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America's social security promises will be honored and perhaps made more generous.
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I left him a very generous tip in his restaurant, didn't I?
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But not all states are as generous with their payouts as others.
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Chevron Bangladesh said it had offered a generous compensation package for staff.
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The duo will play a generous program of four Mozart violin sonatas.
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Writing product reviews is, in theory, a generous, selfless thing to do.
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When Sears was riding high they were very generous with their employees.
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That's why our unthinking response in the experiment is a generous one.
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It feels like a generous situation, like everyone's giving to each other.
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Maybe it's the generous (and mandatory) 16-month-long paid parental leave.
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I help my friends out when they need it, I'm extremely generous.
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Either way, spectacular form, and a generous roll from the green edge.
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Kamala Harris is well-positioned for a generous gain from Gillibrand's following.
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"What appealed to me most was the pumpkin's generous unpretentiousness," she wrote.
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His subsidy is based on a more generous mid-tier silver plan.
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Will the generous grants to religious endowments and institutions be pared back?
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Mr. Thomas went on to describe Mr. Indiana as a generous employer.
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The generous pours of a pale amber Glenlivet probably don't hurt either.
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Trump was indeed impressed — by Manafort's generous allotment of professionally styled hair.
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That you agreed to provide it was a kind and generous act.
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UEFA's generous position towards Paris St. Germain has continued in recent years.
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"I wanted to be generous and live to give," he told WJBF.
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Those supporters offer up plenty of money and host generous fundraising events.
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Because leaving a legacy is more generous and generative than maintaining community.
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Also enjoyable: the generous daily happy hour from 2 to 7 p.m.
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Outside, there are tables and chairs — "a generous amount," Ms. Williams said.
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But the hiring deals that Amazon has with governments are often generous.
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The descendants, in turn, would return several to Hungary, a generous proposal.
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Norwich is also generous in helping neighbors who are less well off.
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And how to view the world through a wider, more generous lens.
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And she was unfailingly generous to students, younger writers, would-be competitors.
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Add a few more and you can fund a more generous benefit.
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That and the fact that I'm generous, even when I get mad.
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That and the fact that I'm generous, even when I get mad.
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It's hefty and heats quickly, with a generous handle that stays cool.
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A GENEROUS VISIONThe Creative Life of Elaine de KooningBy Cathy Curtis304 pp.
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In the most generous reading, the medicine has yet to take effect.
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And generous aid, he promises, will continue as long as it's needed.
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If more generous funding were available, it could reach a million borrowers.
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It's more generous, sending $2,000 to all Americans in the first wave.
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Some are more generous and some (typically southern states) far less so.
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Less-generous programs are concentrated among Republican-leaning Southern states, experts said.
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This show is uncharacteristically generous and self-revealing, with numerous moving parts.
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Obamacare's tax credits are more generous for people who earn less money.
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After serving us generous mugs of tea, he turned to his client.
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The McLachlan family is both popular and generous to Liberal Party causes.
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But some Middle Eastern governments can be "very, very generous," he said.
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In addition to being a generous donor, he was an outspoken one.
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They have millions in savings and generous trust funds for their children.
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He remembers Mr. Gabow as generous, affable and respected by his colleagues.
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A more generous pension system might spur demand among older Chinese citizens.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are among the world's most generous philanthropists.
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What really caught our eye is how generous donors were last year.
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There'll be 300 seats and a generous outdoor terrace with river views.
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But individual Europeans — people like me — are likely to be more generous.
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Those humans can then pocket an easy $250 for being generous landlords.
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"Testimony" is high-spirited, hugely enjoyable and generous from start to finish.
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The health insurers are in no mood to be generous to consumers.
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Every plan also comes with a generous 31-day money-back guarantee.
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Their pay packages likely put the generous Stanford student compensations to shame.
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Deductibles would rise, according to the CBO, as plans became less generous.
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If he was your friend he was loyal and kind and generous.
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But the reason for his generous gratuity wasn't a five-digit bill.
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The racing gods can be generous, but they can also be cruel.
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He is a generous host, ever ready with a glass of tea.
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He was very generous about sharing what makes Will Smith, Will Smith.
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They were a "great, loving couple, generous to the community," she said.
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And the preferred stock pays a generous dividend of 8% per year.
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He's calm and level headed, loving, kind and has a generous spirit.
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And they could not have been both more generous and more enthusiastic.
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I absolutely expect parental leave policies to get more generous very quickly.
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In conversation, she is generous and thoughtful, if occasionally prone to floridity.
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Some CDs, or certificates of deposit, are also more generous than others.
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The owners, who work in the visual arts, were generous and accommodating.
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The generous width and flooring are meant to mimic a living room.
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How are you able to still be so generous with your time?
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To call it a movement is generous; the group has seven members.
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GC: You've been very generous with us-, PG: Thank you very much.
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Capping the SALT deduction lessens this generous subsidy being extended to states.
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But only if you are feeling a bit jaunty and generous already.
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GOP leadership could also consider making the bill's tax credits more generous.
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AWLA said a "generous donor" has already paid off his adoption fees.
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At this scale, a generous annual food budget comes to J$2200.
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It wasn't generous of me, or kind, but that's what I did.
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They pay generous unemployment benefits, while employers finance extensive job training programs.
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Pricey, generous and extremely back-ordered, AirPods are a functional status symbol.
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They'd also peg those subsidies to more generous policies with lower deductibles.
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In his personal view, Christian prayers were more generous than Muslim ones.
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"In those days, London had a generous creative spirit," Ms. England said.
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You're a generous person, Libra, and you're usually pretty smart with money.
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The Medicaid expansion gave states generous funding to cover this particular population.
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"I've dealt with many clients who are very generous," Badillo told INSIDER.
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So, we had this sort of generous base funding to start with.
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Yes, they're generous with many people, but they're also flakey as hell.
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But in states with generous ballot initiative rules, it could be possible.
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Artists tend to be generous, and want to help you do good.
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"For all of the self-regard," says English, "it also feels generous."
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They would also change how the subsidies are calculated, to give people enough money to buy one of the more generous "gold" plans on the marketplace (right now, the subsidies are tethered to the less generous "silver" plans).
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They claim that Merkel has been far too generous and accommodating in welcoming refugees from the Middle East, at least some of whom intend to harm the nation that has been so generous in opening its doors to them.
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The other thing that CBO thinks is going to happen is that because of changes to how individual market plans would be regulated, insurers would decide to only offer less generous plans or charge higher premiums for generous plans.
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Forgotten also were the incredibly generous offers made to Yassir Arafat under Prime Minister Ehud Barak in July of 2202, and even more generous ones to Mahmoud Abbas, with over 2628% of the West Bank offered under Ehud Olmert.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking, and her embrace of embracing itself.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
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But Democrats are calling for humane and generous treatment of a wide range of immigration law violations, while Trump has made the exact opposite of humane and generous treatment of immigration law violations the centerpiece of his policy approach.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 27710 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
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" After applying a generous amount of concealer, she ad-libs, "Bake the face?
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"It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon's generous spirit," she says.
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It also gave officials more discretion over compensation, to allow more generous settlements.
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The couple have been generous about sharing photos from their Italian summer vacation.
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But a more generous program isn't going to solve everybody's housing affordability problem.
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This is significantly less generous than other Republican proposals for high-risk pools.
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I was over-generous with others, while undervaluing myself until my early 30s.
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Tribal groups were granted generous state subsidies and recruited into the national guard.
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And so, with the help of some generous volunteers, she's doing just that.
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Even with a generous 15 percent margin of error, these numbers are phenomenal.
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Mars in Leo is generous, proud, dramatic, and by far the sexiest combination.
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"She can't be bought," might be a generous way to consider the situation.
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He called him a generous man who would open his door to anyone.
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His generous hand stretches all the way to neighboring Pennsylvania and New York.
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And they want to offer the generous coverage that their big competitors do.
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All I can do is hope that everyone is getting paid generous wages.
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His widow said Rob was her best friend and a loving, generous partner.
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They join their brethren in the shaker with a generous glug of rum.
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The government offered generous subsidies to electric and hybrid car buyers for years.
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Sanders' plan is less progressive, more generous and more than twice as expensive.
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It also offers generous EV incentives, including big breaks on vehicle registration fees.
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Before Dave died, they were 10 and five, which is still very generous.
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From the Xperia Z comes the big screen, generous battery, and upgraded camera.
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"A generous donation will ensure our kids beat 'em out," Lynette tells Tom.
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Finish off with a generous coat of mascara and you're good to go.
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And his silent presence haunts their dreams for a bigger, more generous government.
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It is considered one of the most generous such laws in the nation.
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The cuts are generous, the colors are bold, and the prints are intense.
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" "I would like to thank everyone who has offered generous messages of support.
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Rihanna continues to shine bright like a diamond through her generous charitable work.
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That's why shopping at stores with generous return policies can come in handy.
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"The days of that generous defined benefit pension are long gone, " Czarnowski said.
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These are my heroic, generous people whose selflessness fuels our commitment to stay.
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But without generous, sustainable funding, high-risk pools could be a treacherous alternative.
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As generous as Mr Perdue's plan may be, only its outline is clear.
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The generous way to put it is that revenue increased by 24 percent.
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A generous reading is that Hirst is commenting on our true cultural values.
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And they're generous with their information, with their space, with their knowledge, everything.
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Though more generous than in some states, California's safety-net is still ragged.
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By the way, no nation on earth is more generous than America is.
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Our problem is not that Social Security is just too generous to seniors.
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The generous pledges are contingent on a smooth Brexit in March next year.
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Amazon has killed off its generous unlimited cloud storage deal for Amazon Drive.
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But in Northern Ireland cost controls were omitted and subsidies were over-generous.
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" Continued Flanery, "I, and many others, have lost a kind and generous friend.
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Even calling it a "dunk" feels a bit generous, if I'm being honest.
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There's something both selfish and generous in writing for the people you love.
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Don't forget a generous twist of lime juice, and get your boogie on.
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Such a tax credit, though, would not be generous enough for all buyers.
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This can yield generous payouts but is expensive, time-consuming and often unsuccessful.
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I am not sure he deserved such a generous reminiscence from his son.
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Sara is, in short, a self-satisfied, selectively generous and frequently withholding snob.
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Included with the note was a very generous $50 bill for the barista.
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In 20083 and 2006, credit had been easy to get on generous terms.
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And it just so happens that Carolina is elegant, kind, funny and generous.
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She was warm and generous and petty and silly and nervous and proud.
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Do they offer a comprehensive benefits package with a generous 401(k) match?
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"The America of John McCain is generous and welcoming and bold," Meghan said.
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I spoon out a generous portion and then refrigerate the rest for tomorrow.
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They were very generous and fixed everything that we asked them to fix.
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Tomaselli has a relaxed, generous way of sharing his space and his work.
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The law, for instance, allows generous deductions for capital expenditure and foreign dividends.
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"The America of John McCain is generous and welcoming and bold," McCain said.
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This multi-sensory show (touching is fine) feels wondrous, generous, nutritive, and thrilling.
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It's salty and sour and they're generous with the pork and kimchi ratio.
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If you're feeling generous, here are a few ways you might use them.
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The display is a generous six inches, clocking in at 1920 x 1080.
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Providing generous wellness benefits also helps to attract and retain employees, he said.
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"It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon's generous spirit," she shared.
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Britain's rules on maternity leave have long been far more generous than America's.
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Making the pay more generous and earmarking some of it for fathers helped.
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He likes it, but he feels that I was too generous with Ted.
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She deposits $100 into my bank account, which is extremely generous of her.
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It replaces an older scheme which the euro zone creditors considered more generous.
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Anne was extravagantly generous with Sarah and her husband, the Duke of Marlborough.
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This comes with a generous two-year warranty, for extra peace of mind.
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The new dad has been extremely generous with gifts for girlfriend Jenner, 20.
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Such claims threaten the consensus that underpins Canada's immigration policy, which remains generous.
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In the end, however, he is not a scold but a generous spirit.
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But he also possesses a keen and generous insight into the human condition.
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Halfway through its term, PiS remains popular, buoyed by its generous welfare policies.
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And came backstage and was so generous with her time and her comments.
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Lucero's brother said she was a generous, religious woman who adored her kids.
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The Golden State also maintains a more generous system of benefits for pensioners.
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Unless this is sufficiently generous, however, the EU will still probably say no.
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Others would actually cost the program more money by making benefits more generous.
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He isn't working on the case, but he was generous with his time.
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Taylor Swift is bouncing back from her breakup with yet another generous donation.
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Ruffalo's generous gift inspired hundreds of others to join in on the challenge.
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Recipients argue that the scheme is less generous than most Hong Kongers suppose.
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Which, if we're being quite generous, does count as a kind of response.
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She's sporting a generous princess cut ring on her left hand these days.
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Authenticity couldn't compete with Croatia's generous tax breaks — and the Greeks are bummed.
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The process of swapping seeds online is like having a generous pen pal.
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Sweden may now have the world's most generous tax system for family firms.
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Civic Platform's leader, Grzegorz Schetyna, promises to make the subsidy even more generous.
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"The Lord helps them what helps themselves," he tells those foolishly generous Puritans.
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But for "posers' work," Cross has proven to be particularly open and generous.
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Transit visas are relatively easy to get and are generous at 21 days.
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He's a generous human being with his family, with his friends, with me.
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In Canada, a generous policy toward Muslim refugees has agitated local Chinese immigrants.
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First, it goes much further than the most generous trade mark law regimes.
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" Personally, I think Greg is being a little generous in calling it "ridiculous.
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"We're all super-generous minus Kylie," the model, 21, laughed at the time.
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Premiums would fall, in large part, because insurance plans would be less generous.
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They want more generous benefits than the current version of the bill provides.
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It is lucky that we have readers as gracious and generous as you.
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" He added, "Generous to a fault, sadly leaving the fam with some debt.
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On paper, JPMorgan's paid parental leave policy was generous and didn't seem problematic.
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I'm confident that smart, generous policies can ameliorate technological unemployment and other displacements.
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"Thank you for the generous expression of warmth, kindness and understanding," Luann tweeted.
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During the presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump was generous with his bigotry.
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In return for loyalty, the fighters get salaries considered generous by local standards.
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If less healthy people are enrolled in equally-generous plans, premiums will rise.
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Only people who need more health care will stretch for more generous coverage.
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Looks like he needs a generous family member to share some login info.
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He was such a tremendous artist, philanthropist, and generous person and so intelligent.
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Today the company is worth nearly $19 billion thanks to Morhaime's generous grandma.
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"It's a very, very generous match," said Warren Gunnels, the candidate's policy director.
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Some of these victories came without the generous American support Israel has today.
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I wouldn't call that a generous speaking role, but it's better than nothing.
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Additionally, Cox includes a generous 1 Terabyte per month in all our plans.
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The drinks have me feeling generous so I tip a little over 20%.
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This internationalism went along with support for free trade and generous immigration policies.
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I don't know how generous they are but they can make it work.
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In Australian terms, Macquarie is generous – compared with Wall Street, it's positively modest.
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"Now even the most generous scenario might appear too strict," the source said.
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What if she became one of the most generous philanthropists in the world?
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Some companies are more generous than others when it comes to paternity leave.
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It is a generous mode of design that demands contemplation instead of thrills.
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So be generous with your radishes, peas, goat cheese and gooey poached eggs.
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They were generous with insightful advice for the next generation of women leaders.
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" Biles adds his two cents to the point of compassionate culture: "Be generous.
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Ultimately, though, it's hard to fault the generous spirit of these three books.
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I got to thank him for raising such a generous and gracious daughter.
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The forebear of the current scheme, TLTRO I, was not quite as generous.
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Fernandez won two presidential elections through nationalist appeals and generous social welfare programs.
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The state has been generous with tax breaks in recent years, for one.
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Michael Chabon, writing in the New Yorker last March, was (slightly) more generous.
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I know that she's a family person, she's very generous, and very caring.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy questioned the role of "generous jury verdicts" in the debate.
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"He's very generous with his non-revenue generating open community space," Reich said.
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If we have a National Defect, it is that we are too generous.
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These American workers were asked to train their replacements and promised generous bonuses.
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But CBS has been so generous to us and so nice, so hey.
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Critics were far less generous with a Rotten Tomatoes average of 36 percent.
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Protein + green vegetables + generous spices = an ideal formula for a nourishing keto meal.
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He was brilliant, generous, kind and an inspiration to everyone who met him.
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In theory the region gets a generous share of the nation's oil revenues.
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Our buffet had a time limit of two hours, which is pretty generous.
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So the Senate bill makes Obamacare less generous, cuts taxes, and cuts Medicaid.
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Fidelity is also making hay with its more generous management of client cash.
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Each pho comes in two sizes, the smaller of which is already generous.
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Generous tax incentives are also encouraging Italian investors to return to their homeland.
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Puppies weren't able to differentiate between who was generous or selfish at all.
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"Millionaires know that if they are generous, they will receive more in return."
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Hedlund thanked Swift for the generous gesture on behalf of the entire town.
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That's more generous than considering only ride-hailing, which Grab and Uber dominate.
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Trotter was more generous with his poor allies than with his élite peers.
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More generous works of art serve to arouse, organize, and enhance that ability.
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But do they truly appreciate just how extraordinarily generous the market has been?
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His spectacular performance that night "is just one part of his generous legacy."
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Good photography, regardless of its style, is always emotionally generous in this way.
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Go deeper: The detail that could make Medicare for All generous — and expensive
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Mr Thaksin introduced payments for farmers which became more generous under his sister.
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Or more than twice as generous that Kim Kardashian would become U.S. president.
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Each freshly caught shrimp is stuffed with a generous serving of crab meat.
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Another analyst Roger Kay of Endpoint Technologies Associates had a less generous assessment.
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Fernandez is loved by many low-income Argentines for her generous social spending.
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It aims to cultivate something requiring neither soil nor seeds: a generous spirit.
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Given this, you'd think she could afford to be a little more generous.
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"My sister was the most loving and generous Christian woman," Kugler told CNN.
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My mother-in-law of two years is a gem: warm and generous.
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"We deeply hope the Vietnam people can be generous," Tran Nguyen Thanh said.
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Thank you for being the most generous loving man I have ever met.
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Southwest offers one of the most generous airline benefits around: the Companion Pass.
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In the Book Review, Jason DeParle called it a "generous but disconcerting" work.
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Friends and colleagues remembered the doctor as a quiet, generous and kind person.
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Yale has long offered generous, need-based financial aid to low-income families.
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She says InnovAge has been generous with services, echoing interviews with other patients.
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"So far, they've been quite open and generous with their data," he said.
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The most recent report offers sad findings and a few oddly generous grades.
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Both know the importance of an adoring crowd and a generous camera angle.
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She also mentioned how generous the fair is with its whopping cream portions.
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The British tradition of Red Nose day is being extra generous this year.
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Ms. Lee lived a private life, but she was quietly and extraordinarily generous.
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A lawmaker since 2012, his words for Macron have not always been generous.
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"Thank you for the generous expression of warmth, kindness and understanding," she tweeted.
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The combined company might no longer feel the incentive to be so generous.
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A generous cash offer could even convince Ubisoft's CEO to stay, Beaudoux said.
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I really like Ron — he's been to the studio and he's incredibly generous.
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This novel is generous without prejudice, which feels at once subversive and refreshing.
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And we must be more generous in caring for workers hurt by trade.
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He is a generous performer, a small man who pumps out big energy.
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Ms. Dushku, leaving the pyrotechnics to Ms. Krause, is a generous team player.
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He's smart, generous, and probably kinder than me in a lot of ways.
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No one worth your time will ever discard a kind and generous soul.
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A table was filled with generous helpings of tropical fruit and chocolate bars.
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But she was also extremely generous and loving, very concerned for her family.
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There's a creative and generous energy in air—make good use of it!
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"I think it is both exploitative and generous," Cooper says with frank ambivalence.
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I was lucky, though, to be rewarded with very generous year-end bonuses.
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Do try to be generous—but certainly don't let anyone cross any boundaries.
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It was a remarkably generous act, and I admire him deeply for it.
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However, Pence has a generous interpretation of the treaty as it is now.
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