Odor is listed at 5-foot-11 (generously) and 195 pounds (not so generously).
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They have been very generously compensated for their losses, much more generously than first responders.
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"Countries like Japan will need to continue to invest generously, actually even more generously than they currently are," the 63-year-old Gates said.
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His beat there might be described, generously, as media criticism—or, less generously, as a series of broadsides in a dirty culture war, with emotional cogency emphasized over empirical coherence.
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Generously, it could even be a third of that figure.
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Write or dictate your life story and share it generously.
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Banks and their generously remunerated bankers were blamed and disliked.
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Bill Murray generously agreed to donate $10,000 to the cause.
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Would the liquor bottles be depleted by too generously pouring?
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Brush potatoes with butter mixture, and sprinkle generously with salt.
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Brush generously with more vinegar; transfer to a serving platter.
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Cover the potatoes with water and season generously with salt.
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The board is big, generously thick, and made of maple.
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Season the chops all over and generously with the mixture.
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Sanchez bet aggressively, tipped generously and never missed a signal.
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However, that isn't to say that they aren't paid generously.
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Meanwhile, cover potatoes with water and season generously with salt.
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Since adequate base fees do not exist now, tip generously.
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The wait staff was generously rewarded; the tip was $2000,260.
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The real estate industry has donated generously to the governor.
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"Be sure to tip your delivery person generously," Meyer said.
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It's a generously windowed space that brings the outdoors inside.
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After World War II, America generously rebuilt Germany and Japan.
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Carried on the wings of all you've so generously shared.
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Bass generously gave me my first job on Capitol Hill.
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To Google's credit, they very generously let me do that.
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The town hall discussion was meandering, to put it generously.
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Norris has a rebuttal to Gelman that he generously posted.
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Some homeowners have also generously loaned me their public transport pass.
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The United Arab Emirates has donated generously to the Clinton Foundation.
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They were passed around generously that night on a silver platter.
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My parents still generously pay for me on their family plan.
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Health Insurance: $8, again, very generously included in my parents' plan.
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I get a cone with two scoops and she generously pays.
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She did it for us, generously, too many times to count.
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Oh, and a very generously stocked stash of affordable face masks.
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Season the water generously with salt and bring to a boil.
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But on an iPhone or iPad with their generously-sized screens?
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Give generously to a charity that supports immigrants or African-Americans.
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Parents in the rest of Europe are far less generously treated.
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And recently, Swift has generously given $50,143 to Ascension Public Schools.
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Bring a small pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Bring a small saucepan of generously salted water to a boil.
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Season generously with salt and pepper and dredge in the flour.
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Bring a medium pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Toss with olive oil and season generously with salt and pepper.
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Lunch is generously provided by Chance for all of his employees.
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Or perhaps, more generously still, to signify we've got their backs.
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Gently spread the garlic mixture generously and evenly between the slices.
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In a small bowl, season the ground beef generously with salt.
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Many will give generously to charity, exchange gifts and visit relatives.
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They have a generously padded heel and tongue for added comfort.
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She introduced me around, praising each staff member generously and individually.
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I washed my face with water and spritzed it on generously.
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They took her as seriously, and generously, as she took them.
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Generously season both sides of the chicken with salt and pepper.
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Using a silicone brush, generously brush the glaze over the ham.
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Bring two large saucepans of generously salted water to a boil.
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Grate the parmesan over and season generously with salt and pepper.
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Generously, his approach recalls Tibor Kalman's work on Benetton's Colors magazine.
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Fueled by this, Muslim Americans donate consistently and generously to philanthropy.
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The Japanese government generously supported Better Shelter's housing efforts in Iraq.
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So, generously, some aspects of the deployment are at least defensible.
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A generously scaled moon roof flooded the interior with natural light.
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Big Chinese corporations and wealthy individuals have been donating, many generously.
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Many have given generously, helping Democrats recapture the House in 2018.
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D. generously pays — I fight him on it, but he wins.
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At her frequent best, Cline sees the world exactly and generously.
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All of these rooms are generously-sized at 375 square feet.
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The works for the most part are vivid and generously scaled.
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Bring a large saucepan of generously salted water to a boil.
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Season beef generously on all sides with sea salt and black pepper.
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Generously coat your lashes with a layer of your favorite black mascara.
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I get a bloody Mary and then a mojito and tip generously.
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Thank you my love, for including me so generously into your family.
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And part of charisma is that people tend to judge you generously.
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Same with my handwriting which it (very generously) identified as "calligraphy" pic.twitter.
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Transfer to an airtight container, season generously with kosher salt and pepper.
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It makes for DeMarco's most generously honest, gut-wrenching song to date.
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Generously run a lime wedge along the rim of a Collins glass.
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Robin's heart was healed to perfection and he continued to give generously.
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Season the chicken all over and inside the cavity generously with salt.
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Season the oxtails and ribs generously about 33 hours prior to cooking.
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Bring potatoes to a boil in a pot of generously salted water.
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Remove from the oven and immediately brush generously with the sugar syrup.
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Campaign donations under scrutiny Vekselberg's cousin Intrater gave generously to support Trump.
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The outdoor bar at a restaurant here was open and generously stocked.
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Thanks to a generously thick cut of bird, it has some heft.
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Grease it generously with olive oil and cover it with parchment. 9.
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The house is spotlessly clean and generously equipped with everything you need.
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"Uh, the woman at the bottom is more generously proportioned," one said.
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While still warm, generously brush the rugelach with the chilled orange syrup.
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Salt generously, then cook until tender over medium heat, about 1 hour.
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Meanwhile, cover the potatoes with generously salted water in a medium saucepan.
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Meanwhile, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a simmer.
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Trump, to put it generously, didn't have a convincing — or coherent — defense.
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Share some bruschetta and a seafood linguini, which is very generously portioned.
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Any vintage racing event will be generously dotted with expensive motor homes.
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If you order takeout or delivery from a restaurant, please tip generously.
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Shakespeare remains a superstar of Germany's vast and generously funded theater scene.
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On their long marches through hostile territory, he generously shared vital intelligence.
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But our children may judge us more generously than we judge ourselves.
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When we ran out of scavenged materials, my husband generously purchased supplies.
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Oh, and I also salt pretty generously when preparing my own food.
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It has also been generously covered by various independent Russian media outlets.
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The novel is generously condensed, ardently focused, its mechanisms poetic, not expository.
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Mix by hand or with a spoon, then apply generously to skin.
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"Steve Jobs generously rewarded accomplishments that he valued," Manock told RR Auction.
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His response was to generously compensate the settlers and their political allies.
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This revealing and celebrating of artistic influence was generously approved by Horn.
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Pilgrims came nevertheless, ardent momo hunters who generously shared the secret online.
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Kohler Co. in nearby Kohler, WI, generously hosts and funds the program.
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Or, put less generously, are there people who really live like this?
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" That being said, Cornett hailed Durant as a "model citizen" during his time in OKC -- "He gave generously of his time to our non-profit, and also gave generously to funding some disaster relief and some other things.
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"I found it very distressing that someone so talented and wise was reduced to what you might generously call fantasy or, less generously, lying," Gottlieb said about Donadio's insistence that the "22" in Catch-22 derived from her birthday.
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Sprinkle generously with grated white chocolate and refrigerate until set, about 1 hour.
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She has generously provided these semi-coherent musings free of charge... Until today.
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More importantly, big telecommunications companies give generously on both sides of the aisle.
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In the gorgeously illustrated Wonderbook, Vandermeer generously gives away some of his tricks.
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Season steak and scallions generously with salt and pepper and drizzle with oil.
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The Midwest and southern regions of the U.S. gave generously to religious causes.
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Use this burn generously over whatever sea of fuccbois gets in your way.
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My friends discovered this and generously offered their washer for me to use.
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The volunteers are generously spaced apart and attack one another with exaggerated movements.
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Give generously of your time, but don't skimp on your own self-care.
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Generously grease and flour the springform pan and pour the batter into it.
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To stimulate demand, electric vehicles are generously subsidised and exempt from purchase taxes.
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Or, perhaps less generously, giving quarter to indefensible prejudices out of political expedience.
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"That's when we can sell policies cheap and generously," sighs one nostalgic underwriter.
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She generously treats us to dinner at a Himalayan restaurant near my place.
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Remove from pan, cut into 16 squares, and dust generously with powdered sugar.
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Bring a large saucepan of generously salted water to a boil over high.
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Its investors will be glad of the generously priced exit offered by Walmart.
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Stickland, a member of the Freedom Caucus, is generously supported by Empower Texans.
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AND THE MARKETS REACTED VERY GENEROUSLY TO US OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS.
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People donate in response to disasters for a variety of reasons, often generously.
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Season meat generously all over with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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Remove the chicken from the refrigerator and generously season with the paprika mix.
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To serve, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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A writer whose name was a brand, Willy published reams, using ghostwriters generously.
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Back then, the Holy See had a cautious policy that it implemented generously.
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Money is placed generously in the bucket at the end of the night.
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Please bring and generously use hand sanitizer, or gloves if you have them.
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The Whitby's chic but approachable design sensibility extended to the generously sized bathroom.
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A generously sized guest suite with a balcony is in the facing wing.
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"I'm too chicken for cold water," Mr. Jeys, bespectacled and generously whiskered, said.
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He generously agreed to let us speak to him starting at 11 p.m.
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This isn't the only act of kindness Sherman has generously performed this season.
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Thank you for so generously sharing your amazing talent with all of us.
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Here's a third: vegetarian Swedish meatballs, to serve on generously buttered egg noodles.
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His invitations for one-on-one lunches were eagerly sought and generously proferred.
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Rub it with olive oil and season it generously with salt and pepper.
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This is a space made to display art as generously as any gallery.
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In 1983 and 1984, Fourcade generously shared observations from her extensive espionage experience.
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I'm feeling super achy today, so the boyfriend generously gives me a long massage.
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I use store credit to pay, and C. generously offers to cover the rest.
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The music in this episode is generously provided by the composer Serena Ebony Miller.
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In the meantime, bring a large saucepan of generously salted water to a boil.
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Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil over high heat.
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Depending upon how generously you define "having to," this could be a long time.
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They are also far less generously funded compared with other leading causes of death.
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Germany for optimists Germany has generously taken in over 1m people in two years.
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The most generously funded initiatives are in France, China, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.
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On the other hand, the better-off can contribute more generously to Church coffers.
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To serve: Bring a pot of generously salted water to a boil over high.
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Prepare the soup: Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Neymar then generously played in Suarez to complete his hat-trick before the end.
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Sprinkle generously with kosher salt, which has big flakes that look like ice crystals.
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For the 2020 election, the gun rights lobby group has given generously to McConnell.
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Sergio Gonzalez was carrying a bottle of Veuve Cliquot Champagne, which he generously shared.
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Levandowski was paid generously at Google, by a division that is now Alphabet's Waymo.
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Make the malfatti: bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Give this gift with a bottle of olive oil—these recipes use it generously.
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The next day, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Place potatoes in a saucepan over generously salted water and bring to a boil.
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When new consoles launch, critics tend to review the first wave of games generously.
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Now investors who have already been generously rewarded are set to gain even more.
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Filtered fizzy water is poured generously, and requests for extra bread are accommodated swiftly.
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They will tell you of a woman who tirelessly and generously gave of herself.
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BOOZIEST SHOW Playing, perhaps, to Irish stereotypes, "The Dead, 1904" supplies alcohol generously (above).
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American taxpayers generously send those same countries billions of dollars in aid every year.
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Serve it with generously buttered noodles or orzo, and sautéed spinach or other greens.
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For example, notice your own bias so you can grapple more generously with others.
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Season the chicken generously all over with salt and transfer to a baking dish.
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The dumplings themselves come generously packed with beef or chicken, their juices pent up.
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The ingredients are mostly green mango and high-octane chiles, seasoned generously with cumin.
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But he generously invited me to his home in a small town in Massachusetts.
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Edinson Cavani sold a fall hard and was awarded a free kick, fairly generously.
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My mother generously gave us $500 to help, and we'll cover the rest ourselves.
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I have given generously to these young people, for wedding registries, baby showers, etc.
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Homes in woodsier neighborhoods near the county parks sit on more generously sized lots.
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Well-designed and generously funded mass transit can reduce pollution and resulting lung disease.
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Riyadh has generously pledged almost $1 billion to the UN aid appeal for Yemen.
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The generously-sized room felt comfortable for my husband and me and our luggage.
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While Salahuddin spread mischief generously around town, it was never for his own profit.
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Both bills increase the child tax credit, but the Senate does so more generously.
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Local people, including his business, generously fund a well-equipped Boys and Girls Club.
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Make the mashed potatoes: Cover the potatoes with water and season generously with salt.
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These generously glazed domes of yeasty cake have deep swirls of minced honeyed pecans.
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Cook the gnocchi: Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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It tastes like a dense version of Greek tzatziki that I generously drizzle on top.
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The IRS continues to reward taxpayers with philanthropic inclinations — as long as they give generously.
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Meanwhile, place the flour in a large bowl and season generously with salt and pepper.
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If you have the financial means, you should tip people generously over the holiday season.
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Brush pork chops on all sides with olive oil; sprinkle generously with salt and pepper.
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The friend who generously shares her expensive French cheeses deserves a proper token of gratitude.
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In 2016, American taxpayers generously sent those same countries more than $20 billion in aid.
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Make the potato puree: Cover the potatoes with cold water and season generously with salt.
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But in all seriousness, being a barista is not an easy job, so tip generously.
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Bring a large pot of water to a boil and generously season with salt. 2.
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Large and generously funded development efforts are under way in the Eurasian and Asian regions.
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My boyfriend joins us for the meal and generously offers to cover my share, too.
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Farmers complain that land is being taken out of use by generously subsidised tree plantations.
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Parents are thus willing to invest generously to help their children get ahead in school.
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A full transcript of Goliath's ruling is available here, generously provided to Hyperallergic by ArtThrob.
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My parents generously still pay for this, but I will be taking it over soon.
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Generously distributed throughout the chocolate are whole mini marshmallows and chunks of crunchy graham cracker.
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That said, I'm inclined to look at this sort of public-relations hedge less generously.
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One line sums up what could only be generously characterized as an uneven, unfocused speech.
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Make the pasta salad: Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Trump's announcement of his candidacy, generously laced with libelous accusations against Latinos, felt oddly familiar.
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The record broke the internet and generously mentions some of Grande's publicized relationships and breakups.
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The state has provided generously partly to make up for the lack of political rights.
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Carrie Underwood generously donated $10,000 to an Oklahoma police officer critically injured in a Feb.
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Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil and add the spaghetti.
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In a large skillet, generously spray non-stick spray into pan over medium-high heat.
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She was not reluctant to talk generously about what the disease was doing to her.
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The box is a beast, and I encourage you to tip your delivery person generously.
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Make the radish salad: Bring a small saucepan of generously salted water to a boil.
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Grill shrimp kebabs until cooked, about 2 minutes a side, generously basting with leftover marinade.
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Jaidev Sharma, the president of Mangozz, generously overnighted me a box of six Alphonso mangoes.
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Perhaps you tip generously every time...or, at least every time you don't completely forget.
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Here's what the Court said (and I paraphrase very generously): Screw the stupid equality argument.
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Consider donating generously to food banks and other charities this year if you are able.
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Mr. Close has generously helped many artists and championed recognition of women in the field.
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We downed our last beer, tipped the bartenders generously — they earned it — and headed out.
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Twice a day, I slather generously and leave it on as a dense moisturizing barrier.
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Mr. Cline also donated generously to Marshall University in Huntington, W. Va., which he attended.
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The latter would be treated more harshly than ordinary domestic transactions; the former, more generously.
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The Kalinga tradition of taking care of all visitors, generously and without payment, has disappeared.
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The hotel generously celebrates nature by seeking to minimize its footprint in all ways possible.
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Brown fully and generously inhabited the world of his gritty characters and their obvious flaws.
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He was generously applauded by everyone, as he strode away, limping slightly for the cameras.
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Throughout the space, employees work at shared tables spaced generously apart amid colorful sneaker displays.
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When our food arrived, I'd generously butter my rice before smashing the tomato into it.
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We had not put any of that through, and then someone very generously came forward.
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To cook the pansotti, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Make the curry: Place potatoes and pumpkin in a large pot of generously salted water.
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We pay a cover charge, and my friends generously cover the two drinks I get there.
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Generously spritz it through towel-dried hair and scrunch and twist your strands as they dry.
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That's generously assuming YouTube is actually even interested in solving the problem in the first place.
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He generously extends that feeling to us, and invites us to bask in its blissful openness.
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While many CEOs are not as generously compensated as Nadella and Iger, they do pretty well.
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It's not that the people who made Trump president have generously moved the goalposts for him.
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Salt the boiling water generously, add pasta and cook until al dente, according to package directions.
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The president has also picked generously from military ranks to fill positions normally reserved for civilians.
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The video shows the rapper's makeup artist Erika La Pearl generously brushing highlighter over Cardi's bump.
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Borscht at Kryjivka, generously stocked with pork and fortifying vegetables, gives no hint of wartime privation.
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Brush the tops of the scones with extra buttermilk and sprinkle generously with extra sugar. 4.
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ABC, Eddy Kitsis, and Adam Horowitz very generously invited me to continue as a series regular.
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Season generously with salt, bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to maintain a simmer.
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The British-born Ms. Heinz gave generously to the arts and had an affinity for literature.
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The company's executive leadership has long championed liberal candidates and individually donated generously to their campaigns.
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They are $8 each, a little less than half a foot, and stuffed generously with meat.
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"John Key has served New Zealand generously and with dedication," wrote Labour Party leader Andrew Little.
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Saying the Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) isn't simple to navigate would be putting it generously.
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These artists gave generously and truthfully through their presence, a valuable touchstone in these strange times.
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Anti-LGBTQ bigotry is a big attraction at the theme park, and is smattered generously throughout.
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Nobody was obligated to interpret Obama's comments generously, and to this day many people do not.
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Several audience members generously applauded and no one walked out, as far as anyone could tell.
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Make the ulu mac salad: Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Most Americans feel no guilt in driving a big SUV or generously heating a large house.
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"Ditko Unleashed" (IDW) is the generously illustrated catalog for a Ditko retrospective on display through Jan.
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Mr. Greenstein said he expected the generously reviewed reboot to perform well in the weeks ahead.
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Once you've finished your nighttime skincare routine, apply the gel generously to your face and neck.
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Podiatrists handle topical/surface-level and surgical problems with the foot and many are paid generously.
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Natural wines available by the generously poured glass include a smoky, herbaceous red from Tecate, Mexico.
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In the meantime, both sides have generously heaped blame on just about everything you can imagine.
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But this case is a salient reminder that tipping generously is never a waste of money.
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Other websites have generously provided advice on how to talk about Trump with your racist uncle.
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Now, generously butter two pans—one for your pillowy brioche bun, and one for your egg.
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Transfer to a large bowl with the remaining ingredients and season generously with salt and pepper.
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Mr. Fowler taught him about furniture and fabrics and generously shared the names of decorating sources.
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Spaced generously across the museum's third and fourth floors, the show capitalizes on Breuer's brutalist architecture.
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The generously thick chops are coated with a hybrid spice blend before they hit the grill.
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We gave as generously as we could two years ago when she earned her undergraduate degree.
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Halpern and Dufresne traded compliments, as Halpern praised Dufresne's cooking, and Dufresne generously credited the recipes.
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Cook: The key to this filling black bean soup is to season generously and purée sparingly.
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In his best poems, generously represented here, he builds something lovely and durable from that brokenness.
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And he gave back generously to the 59th Street elementary school he attended as a child.
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At the time, he was listed at 185 pounds and, generously, at 6 feet in height.
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They're generously sized with Courtyard and Bay View rooms totaling 500 square feet and include balconies.
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The president is generously renting his golf club out to all the leaders of the world.
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The buttermilk biscuit, with foie gras butter and blackberry preserves, was outstanding: soft and generously sized.
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Generously accept that definition, and assume Neumann stops all marketing spending and cuts overheads in half.
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Fans will surely appreciate the featured tracks; Presley's archivist generously offered 6,000 recordings to choose from.
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BOSTON — What is the mission of the Boston Symphony, the most generously endowed orchestra in America?
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Add the potatoes to a large saucepan of generously salted water and bring to a boil.
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Many Russians who generously shared their albums and reminiscences saw a nostalgic record of happier times.
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It also features a generously long 9-foot cord with 360-degree rotation to prevent tangling.
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Though Mr. Franklin is "one of my wealthiest friends," Ms. Bure said, he shares his opulence generously.
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None of these characters are especially articulate, but the playwright generously shares his irrepressible devotion to language.
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President Trump would generously offer this position to Tiffany if he could only remember who she was.
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Address: Petrarca 254, Polanco The meat at El Vilsito is perfectly seasoned, wisely roasted, and generously served.
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But while the past was being generously acknowledged, Wenger also had an eye on the near future.
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Just take it from Redditor ojframer, who generously shared his go-to Bumble joke with the masses.
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And, even if she didn't understand why we were inquiring, she generously answered all of them, ahead.
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After Typhoon Haiyan, he gave generously to the United Nations agency scurrying to feed the battered Philippines.
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His wife generously allowed the museum to take care of it, and you can imagine their gratitude.
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Most games can generously be described as rough drafts, but are sold for $40 to $60. Understandable!
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It is a sunny place; installing PVs was until recently generously subsidised; and electricity bills are high.
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Venezuelans are being treated more generously; they can get a "democratic responsibility" visa allowing them to work.
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Many cities, particularly in America, generously subsidise driving by forcing developers to provide lots of parking spaces.
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I know the Promenade des Anglais; I have strolled along that generously wide, palm-tree lined sidewalk.
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My parents generously paid for my university tuition but my Asian mother hates the idea of payback.
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Top watermelon evenly with tomato mixture; drizzle generously with basil oil, and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
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We order a bunch of noodles/dumplings/meat dishes, and my friend generously picks up the tab.
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Adjustment-assistance programmes need to be generously funded and to cover economic changes that go beyond globalisation.
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The images have been generously supplied by Greg Annandale, one of the developers at the Pi Foundation.
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He ransomed a Christian woman from her kidnappers; he generously redistributed the wealth he took in plunder.
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The singer gave us a futuristic effect with bold, white paint drawn generously from corner to corner.
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She generously donated to GLAAD earlier this month and has encouraged fans to support the Equality Act.
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Scholarships and my parents paid for undergrad, and my parents are very generously paying for graduate school.
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And she very generously agreed to be my guide in my quest to tap into my creativity.
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It's generously coated in cinnamon and sugar and often served with a drizzle of syrup or honey.
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My family generously helps me out here and there with expenses like gasoline and sending birthday money.
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Trump dove deep into his electoral college victory, generously donating 408 words of his speech to it.
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In a food processor, add remaining ingredients, season generously with salt and pepper and pulse until smooth.
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The term refers not only to retribution but to Islam's positive guidance for living generously and humbly.
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Europeans, who own 8.5m of the cars affected by VW's actions, may not be treated as generously.
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If you cook sweet potatoes is the slow cooker, be sure to season more generously than normal.
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With all this evidence and the official endorsements, you'd think the government would generously fund syringe exchanges.
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She believes in cooking generously, family style, and making food that is easy to transport and share.
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In a large pot of generously salted boiling water, cook the corn until tender, about 5 minutes.
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Instead, roasted Japanese yams accompany eggs, vegetables abound, avocado is generously dispensed, and meats are sustainably sourced.
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Then transfer to a large bowl and dust them generously with the spice mix, tossing to coat.
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In a large pot of generously salted boiling water, cook the corn until tender, about 1 hour.
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Then to round out the week, some chicken paprikash, served, of course, with generously buttered egg noodles.
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All cover more people, in more kinds of circumstances, more generously than they did at their creation.
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Moisturize Generously Lastly, moisturize — and moisturize some more — since the body's natural hydration levels dip at night.
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A generously stocked minibar took up most of the actual closet, leaving no space for a suitcase.
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Broadcasting here is dominated by a network of public channels generously financed by fees levied on households.
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He likes brash fields of finely textured noise, as well as contemplative pieces generously dotted with silence.
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Rooms are also generously sized, and outfitted with padded headboards, soft throws and palettes of soothing grays.
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But it wouldn't be "The Walking Dead" if the lust for violence weren't fully and generously sated.
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This room type felt generously-sized and can fit rollaway beds, and some bathrooms have extra space.
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That week's host, Louis C.K., could be heard across the hall, laughing generously behind a closed door.
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Organized around themes of revolt, care, and desire, the exhibition generously honors history and radically imagines futures.
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Sturdy yet flexible, the water-resistant leash has a generously padded handle and doesn't feel too heavy.
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My dad generously pays for the pizza (I'm still a baby to him) and we head home.
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But as doubles go, this room felt generously-sized at 450 square feet and beds were comfy.
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Savage said he doesn't believe mourners donated so generously for the church to cover its own expenses.
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"People around the world gave generously to make this memorial possible," Shepard's mother said in a statement.
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H. generously offers to buy me the new mascara I came in for, and I thank him.
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As in the Bitcoin model, tokens would be doled out less generously as Transit grew more popular.
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The players, in turn, consider "clubbies" an extension of the player fraternity and often tip them generously.
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Generously, let's say it appeared to be a Lender's bagel, a longtime staple of the freezer aisle.
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Ever since the world was introduced to Kate Middleton, she has been generously gifting us major hair inspiration.
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Sprinkle cookie crumb crust generously on top and gently press evenly with a flat-bottomed cup or glass.
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"The legislation will also encourage even more Americans to donate generously to help those in need," he added.
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Run a flat iron through the ends of your pony and spray the style generously with hairspray. See?
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Finally, we got to sample the finished product, poured out quite generously for three o'clock in the afternoon.
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Sam Hemingway generously provided records from when he reported on St. Joseph's Orphanage for the Burlington Free Press.
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When Uber, an American firm, and Ola, from Mumbai, started operating five years ago, they paid drivers generously.
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It is generously wide and tall, still smaller than an iPad, but noticeably larger than a PlayStation Vita.
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Remove goat cheese from freezer and generously coat each ball in cornstarch, then egg batter, then breadcrumbs. 4.
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I ask Rebecca Weston, if I could finally come back in for the second session she'd generously offered.
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We get dinner at a nearby restaurant (my parents pay), and pick up groceries (they generously pay again).
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Cook the beans: Prepare an ice bath and bring a large saucepan of generously salted water to boil.
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D. generously tells me to spend farewell time with the hot tub while they get started on packing.
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You will remind yourself to take their gems and distribute them as generously as they did with you.
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Generously funded by the state, the Egyptian cinema industry was the third biggest on earth in the 1950s.
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While Netflix doesn't buy startups, it does have a history of spending generously on content and licensing deals.
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Yeah, it's time to fork out for that online play Nintendo has generously given away for so long.
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Instead of hoarding information and being secretive to boost their own power, they share information and knowledge generously.
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Generously assuming that half originate from a card, the number of affected transactions is rapidly approaching a million.
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In all, estimating generously about 2628,28500 people would likely need high-risk pool coverage after ObamaCare is repealed.
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Very generously season the steaks with salt and pepper on both sides and place in the hot oil.
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The Grammy-winner generously invited fan Amy Jennifer on stage after she asked him to sign her guitar.
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An said returning defectors are considered highly valuable for propaganda purposes by Pyongyang, and may be treated generously.
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She always generously gives me clothes (once, she gifted me a pair of dark red Miu Miu heels).
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Roker's parenting knowledge extends off-camera when he generously offers to help his co-hosts with their kids.
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Season the shanks generously with salt and pepper and cook, turning as needed, until browned, about 24 minutes.
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Research does show that Republican governors and Republican-controlled legislatures fund higher education less generously than Democratic governments.
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Almost always undervalued compared to other emerging market firms, Russian shares promised tidy returns and paid back generously.
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Intel's PAC also spends generously on the Democratic side of the aisle, contributing $10,000 a piece to Sen.
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Unlike most other platforms, Bandcamp's business model is set up to benefit artists relatively generously, by industry standards.
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The couple also generously treated themselves with Postmates on April 20, 2016 to celebrate Seth's cannabis company Houseplant.
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In Europe, asylum-seekers are treated generously by global standards, even if some countries have tightened their rules.
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I look like I overpaid for a hoodie that was generously sized to help boost my self-esteem.
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But I was after a bigger question: Have we finally found the bottom, or more generously, the limit?
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Even before that, though, he was giving frequently and generously to some of Trump's former rivals ... especially Sen.
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Osaka is generously listed at 5 feet 11 inches, or one inch taller than the power-hitting Keys.
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He estimates her net worth at $1.2 billion, noting that she pays taxes and gives generously to charity.
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And Trump has generously promoted the network and its right-wing personalities with dozens of tweets and endorsements.
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At Middlesex and at Stanford, I have been astonished by what I can generously describe as innocent unawareness.
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He slices some beautiful heirloom tomatoes, salts and peppers them generously, and lets them sit for a minute.
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The effectiveness of sunscreen is dependent on how generously it is applied on the face, neck, and chest.
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This process involves lots of things I do not understand, but which CNN so generously explains to me.
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The S10e's display is also flat on the edges as opposed to generously curved on the larger models.
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In exchange for fighting federal regulations, these companies would generously donate to the campaign coffers of their sponsors.
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Once the water has come to a boil, season it generously until it's as salty as the sea.
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Season this mixture generously with salt and pepper: It is the essential flavorful base for a quick soup.
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In 2016, American taxpayers generously sent those same countries more than $20 billion in aid, said Trump Tuesday.
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Lift it up to check it's generously covered all over as this will ensure a really crisp coating.
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At 425bp over Euribor, with a 1% floor, it is also one of the more generously priced credits.
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Little in Mr Xi's record suggests that he will respond generously and imaginatively to Hong Kong's identity crisis.
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"People around the world gave generously to make this memorial possible," his mother said in a news release.
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The final step is dusting the pie generously with powdered sugar, like a thin layer of fallen snow.
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In the early days of Twitter, everyone was looking to fill up their feeds, and the follows flowed generously.
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When it was time to head back to the states, Obama generously offered to fly Clinton home in style.
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The bartenders always take good care of us here, so we split the check and I tip extra generously.
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However generously supplied, extra liquidity may not revive spending, especially if people do not expect the generosity to persist.
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Budget Your Time Generously Google has created an infographic depicting the 10 busiest airports for domestic travel around Thanksgiving.
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Geoffrey Crowther, The Economist's chairman, who had championed the Smithsons, said generously that it would be the architects' ornament.
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If your dough is very sticky, press it out on a generously floured work surface before cutting it. 3.
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In his debut, "Everywhere You Don't Belong," Gabriel Bump pulls this off not just generously but seemingly without effort.
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The United States and other rich nations pay generously to support those operations and to train and equip troops.
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Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, on what might generously be called its banks, hosted World's Fairs in 1939 and 1964.
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That's almost twice the influence, and that's generously excluding tech bastions like Palo Alto, Menlo Park and Mountain View.
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People will pay generously for someone to take care of their cats or dogs while they're out of town.
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Norman Braman, a Miami car-dealing tycoon, took a lucrative shine to him, donating generously and employing his wife.
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The fresh flooring continues into the bedroom, where two generously sized windows bathe the sleeping space in natural light.
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He pulled a power bar out of nowhere, ripped open the wrapper, and generously shared it with his wife.
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If you pay employees generously then you can expect more from them and hold them to a higher standard.
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I ordered an ice kacang with ice cream, all the while dabbing the sweat from my generously glistening forehead.
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We use the word "trend" like Oprah once gave away cars at tapings of the Oprah Winfrey Show: generously.
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This could be a big metal pot, a Dutch oven, or even, say, a clean, generously sized water pipe.
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He generously peppers his speech with cursing, which he admits is meant to disarm people, driving home his honesty.
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Sources of sound are also neatly and accurately reproduced, with the Hugo rendering a realistic and generously wide soundstage.
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With a generously padded base and donut shape, this bed will cushion your puppy in comfort all night long.
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Generously sized for large cats and multi-cat households, the Catit Hooded Cat Litter Pan is our top pick.
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Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Ivy League professors are paid generously for their contributions to education.
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He estimates Ms. Rowling's net worth at $1.2 billion, noting that she pays taxes and gives generously to charity.
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The beers are $7 each, and I always tip extra generously here because I know most of the bartenders.
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Prior to that, the PBOC had generously injected a net 330 billion yuan into the market through reverse repos.
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In the slideshow ahead, find Naomi's sweeter side in the form of wisdom she generously shares at every chance.
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Here's what you can glean from the first two episodes: ... although The Sex Factor has generously gifted us two.
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The Bluestone Full Body Maternity Pillow is a generously sized pillow that provides great support even for taller women.
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And while booking a room won't come cheap, standard rooms are still generously sized and feel like an indulgence.
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It means generously funding foreign aid for health programs that have saved hundreds of thousands, even millions of lives.
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But by the time you spoon it generously over cold steamed broccoli, or plain boiled cauliflower, it is tamed.
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The generously sized Sandlock Rectangular Sandbox with Cover is 10-feet long and will accommodate up to six kids.
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He continues to generously give back by donating his professional services and financial resources to vulnerable families in Oakland.
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The Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition, and The University of Tulsa generously provided funding for this publication.
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With xenophobia and anti-Semitism rising in France, Mr. Bergé contributed generously to S.O.S. Racisme, a defender of minorities.
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They'd also be great ads for Joe Biden if Bloomberg wanted to generously finance a pro-Biden Super PAC.
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Technological change and globalisation have disrupted mass prosperity in developed countries, while generously rewarding highly skilled professionals and entrepreneurs.
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But the airplane hangar was only half-full, with the campaign generously estimating as many as 1,000 had come.
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She is a top-shelf dancer, sensitively musical, intricate but never showy, cool in her casualness but generously warm.
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A board member should come equipped with those networks and generously and tirelessly provide entrepreneurs with access to them.
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Often, that means generously sized rooms, high ceilings, big windows, good light and few if no stairs to climb.
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Generously enlarged quarters will only marginally relieve a chronic crush of visitors, the museum victimized by its own charisma.
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Assemble the lasagna: If using store-bought pasta, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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Or the sugar industry generously offering to fund a study of the benefits of sugar consumption for brain health.
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See sleeves on a T-shirt dress cut as generously as the body, and billowing behind like a cape.
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I don't remember him throwing Texas or Florida's debt in their face when he generously approved their recovery packages.
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And just in case the politics of health disclosure wasn't gendered enough, Donald Trump generously revealed his testosterone levels.
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Together, the United States and China make up about 40 percent of world emissions, bumping the needle generously towards ratification.
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BCCI Construction Company generously aided in construction of the center, providing pro bono services in order to transform the space.
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Taylor Swift had a magical Thanksgiving amongst friends, which she documented generously on Instagram for all of us to enjoy.
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The company is generously livestreaming the view, just in case watching fish swim around large submerged data is your thing.
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Corporate clients find themselves drawn to the generously laid table at Le President's Club rather than the exchanges on court.
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And finally, LA-based Greg Auerbach has generously lent his screen-printing talents to found his Bernie Sanders Poster Project.
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The skyscraper would provide 2.8 million square feet with generously tall floor-to-ceiling windows and ample green space throughout.
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And who could forget the countless baby heads that have been generously lubricated with the caring spittle of grandstanding politicians?
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"There may be alternative treatments that have lower costs or that your insurer covers more generously," Dusetzina said by email.
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Using the pound I bought on Saturday, I generously season with Old Bay and begin sautéing garlic on the stove.
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Taylor Swift generously opened her wallet over the weekend to help the family of a fan who recently passed away.
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Jewel generously and bravely opened up her world, meeting with Vox videographer Sam Ellis and me on a regular basis.
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The result is an emotional weave of betrayal, resentment, and enduring love as courageously honest as it is generously told.
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" However, Pugh maintains Ozzy, 67, was "unhappy" in his marriage and "consistently and willingly and generously" gave her "his love.
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AJ's generously given gifts, including Star Wars toys and one very special item that tied into the day's theme perfectly.
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With a quarter-size amount of product, I can generously scrub my roots and comb through matted knots with ease.
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Generously, one could observe that Netflix is trying to zig where others zag, creating movies that don't resemble theatrical blockbusters.
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The larger animals were kept in what could generously be described as "pits"—lowered pools that were covered with algae.
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A few episodes later, Morty buys a generously endowed sex robot and fucks it so much he fathers a child.
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TALKING behind his grocery shop's generously stocked sausage-counter, a gloomy Daniel Przybylowski says it is time to sell up.
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Men are more likely to tip than women (17% v 1.33%) and give more generously ($3.13 v $3.07 on average).
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For years, Americans have utilized the charitable tax deduction as an incentive to give generously to a variety of charities.
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It seems unattainable for me, and I'm someone who is stringent with my spending and generously contributes to my savings.
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To add a bit of sweetness to the whole event, Starbucks is generously adding cake pops to the promotion, too.
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One solution would be to rescue the word, by applying it more selectively to men and more generously to women.
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Prevention services are underfunded and are often an afterthought for health care organizations focused on generously-reimbursed acute care services.
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"People who give generously to any charitable cause expect transparency and the careful use of every dollar," Mr. Grassley said.
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Years before, she had generously offered to cosign an $24,210 student loan, which allowed me to attend my chosen university.
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Chappell generously conceded a four-foot birdie to Lahiri at the last, handing the Internationals just their second match victory.
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Jacob Lawrence: Lines of Influence is generously supported by the Jacob and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence Foundation and the Ford Foundation.
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And it's true, black blockout censors were used generously throughout the group date, likely something Hannah had no problem with.
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That audience contributed generously to her enterprise, donating what The National Catholic Reporter estimated at $25 million annually in 1994.
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Make the filling: Bring a large pan of generously salted water to a boil and add the swiss chard leaves.
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My parents live in what can generously be called the Middle of Fucking Nowhere, though locals call it Coldspring, Texas.
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In short, as it currently stands, the bridge could most generously be described as "fucking packed" on a good day.
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That's going to mean tough sledding for private plans that pay doctors and hospitals like Medicare does, only more generously.
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In her work, Ono generously extends the creative hand to her audience, without overt judgement we are open to respond.
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The sushi wasn't cheap — the more upscale boxes cost $22 — but it was remarkably fresh, generously portioned, and well-made.
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And yet I still take away so much from the wisdom and advice generously offered on this simple Twitter thread.
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All these people, I don't know if they're going to live forever, but they eat light and they tip generously.
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That means negotiations that take us out of the customs union while generously respecting legitimate concerns about the Irish border.
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The idea is to get a nice char on all sides while painting generously with the sauce on all sides.
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"Just get rid of the whole thing, doctor," I imagined myself saying generously, swinging my legs from the examination table.
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Every state has its own constitution, which can protect rights more but not less generously than the federal Constitution does.
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Soros, a billionaire whose Open Society Foundation is one of the nation's largest philanthropies, has also donated generously to Democrats.
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Werner Herzog and Hamid Dabashi generously donated their work to be burned alongside the best and the worst of literature.
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It seems odd that a texture with so much personality can so generously play sidekick to almost every other texture.
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When your child has a generic itch, sometimes an ointment like Vaseline can help when applied generously twice a day.
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He also encouraged bankers — many of whom have given generously to him — to let their needs be known to lawmakers.
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Anyone who runs or spectates at races has probably noticed that stacked, generously cushioned running shoes have become almost ubiquitous.
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Friends and family generously helped — at one point, I think I had seven different kinds of soup in my refrigerator.
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Mr. Mnangagwa generally treated the elder politician generously, hoping that Mr. Mugabe would support him, or at least stay quiet.
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Generously dust another half of the dough, perpendicular to the rectangle you just folded, with tapioca starch and fold again.
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Reviving the coal industry was a centerpiece of Mr. Trump's campaign, and coal producers gave generously to the inaugural events.
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Some people may need to pay for a wedding while others will want to generously donate to their favorite charity.
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Ethnic Rakhine have long complained that foreign aid agencies have given generously to Muslims while ignoring other equally needy people.
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The free-form pie looks like a cross between a generously filled open-faced American pie and a French galette.
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Pour the broth over it, then garnish generously with parsley leaves and garlic chopped together with some course salt. Pepper?
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I've used it four times (generously) and only used about 1/5 of the jar; you certainly get your money's worth.
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Generously spray it through your roots and work the product through your mid-lengths and ends for that enviable, undone effect.
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Although the waiting room was occupied by folks waiting their turn, everyone generously ushered us to the front of the line.
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The square's cut rough and generously: four corners of herby sauce, milky mozz, and peppery basil on a crispy dough base.
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Bentley and Urban took a few nibbles and then generously brought them down to the pit for fans to finish off.
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To grow its economy, the Chinese government and its central bank have extended credit generously to all sorts of Chinese companies.
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This suggests fiddling: the cliff-edge looks suspicious, and it is highly unlikely that the government set the ceilings generously high.
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The Cosmopolitan Apartments are gleaming white and generously proportioned; their walls and balconies are gently curved, their stone ornaments are luxurious.
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It flows generously, which makes it very sensitive, but it's see-through, so you can see how much ink is moving.
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I have two vodka sodas and tip generously because I always come to this bar and they take care of me.
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My employer generously paid for the two-year plan and I pay him back every first of the month in installments.
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After several months of this practice, people reported greater empathy, understood others' feelings more precisely and acted more generously to strangers.
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Birmingham council was successfully sued for rewarding male-dominated work like street-sweeping more generously than female-dominated work like cleaning.
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He also generously gives me another Friday in December so I can fly to San Francisco for my sister's college graduation.
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Just in case you absolutely have to do it, you need this driver very generously provided by a third-party developer.
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I've had my contentious conversations with Krauss, and maybe this tension left me inclined to judge allegations against him too generously.
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Instead, the artist focuses on education, generously sharing his techniques — down to the exact blends — through his wildly popular YouTube page.
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Trump is expected to speak generously about his prior actions, and focus less on legislative goals for a potential second term.
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And now, we're seeing leaks to news outlets from FBI officials that reflect generously on Donald Trump and negatively on Clinton.
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If he made $250 mil -- and let's generously say he wrote off $50 mil -- he still owes taxes on $200 mil.
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Barbecue plates and sandwiches are served with hearty sides like baked beans and macaroni salad, and the burgers are generously stacked.
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While Nimoy's delivery was like a wise old immortal's, generously opening up cosmic wonders for the player, Bean's seems less... awed.
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Many middle-class folk feel that, having fought their way up, they are being rewarded ever less generously for their efforts.
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Taste the mixture and season generously with salt, knowing you're about to add a bunch of eggs to the mixture. 7.
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And with plenty of remote job offerings that pay generously, working from home doesn't always have to mean sacrificing your paycheck.
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If he can implement rules for league players, then surely he can protect the women who so generously promote his product.
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She also gave generously to over half the Republican senators on the Foreign Relations Committee that had to approve her nomination.
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The U.S. has continued to give generously to Israel even as Israel treats our officials with contempt, along with our president.
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He gave generously to conservative "super PACs" and to the rising political network overseen by Charles G. and David H. Koch.
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She would generously model for me, take pictures of a lot of things, and she'd give me her feedback on it.
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Most were generously portioned like the zuppa di pesce, which was full of local fish and shellfish in a delicious broth.
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Not her new boss, Robert (Tilo Nest), who has generously offered her a temp editing job at his own publishing house.
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The scallops are generously dusted with the three-pepper mixture and sautéed on both sides in butter over medium-high heat.
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You might find, under crisp, generously dressed leaves, a smattering of fried capers or a treasure of syrupy sherry-soaked dates.
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Several defense lawyers who have given generously to Mr. Vance's campaign rejected the notion their money could sway a case's outcome.
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Then drizzle it generously over asparagus and fish, and enjoy the way these two opposites can so happily share one plate.
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She gives them expensive gifts and treats them generously, taking them to the sort of restaurants that native residents can't afford.
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I'm used to the generously sized trackpads on MacBooks so the one on the XPS 13 felt pretty small in comparison.
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By the end, Mr. Greenberg has generously allowed all his characters, even the bad-faith-stymied Aaron, to discover their voices.
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While running for office, Mr. Steyer also has donated generously to sponsor Democratic Party activities, like get-out-the-vote drives.
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I found this solve really smooth and fun, and most of its sticky bits were generously crossed by more general stuff.
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Right now, a company that spends more on its employees' health insurance gets something in exchange — happier, more generously compensated employees.
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It's well known that after supporting President Obama and Hillary Clinton, that Imaad gave generously and directly to the Trump inaugural.
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The game borrows generously from iconic literary fiction, most notably Mark Danielewski's House of Leaves and Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy.
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The home has high ceilings and the bedrooms are generously large, which can be a rare find in the crowded city.
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In the months leading up to the election, Ms. Conway generously lent her womanhood as a smokescreen to the Trump campaign.
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When people act generously, do something just, or meet collective goals the reward pathways in their brains light up with pleasure.
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With the entry-level A220 sedan, it has generously place a primo interior in a car that has a budget price.
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Market report This season, a wave of generously proportioned logo-printed bags offer a more elevated alternative to the classic carryall.
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I had my first existential crisis (that's putting it generously) at age 13, and sat with the pain for years afterward.
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The works in this large retrospective, the first devoted to Rothko in Austria, provide a generously full presentation of his career.
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"None of the Egyptian pictures we have are remotely what we would call pornographic today," he says, generously indulging this question.
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These included Marta Sjögren, Northzone; Sean Percival, 500 Startups; Mattias Ljungman, Atomico; Lars Jörnow, EQT Ventures (who also generously sponsored our event).
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Instead of having our "first look" in a local community garden, the hotel generously allowed us to use their opulent event space.
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"Finally Amazon generously noted that: "Prayer breaks less than 20 minutes are paid, and productivity expectations are not adjusted for such breaks.
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Working with a thicker piece of meat allows you to generously season the outside without turning the meal into a salty mess.
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Republicans listen to the NRA's argument as the organization generously donates to campaigns each year and thus this issue has gone nowhere.
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Alphabet and Facebook pay their employees so generously that startups can struggle to attract talent (the median salary at Facebook is $240,000).
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All of these executives have donated generously to the Buttigieg campaign, and the companies they lead appear all over his funding disclosures.
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In his three pages of acknowledgments, he cites many scholars in the field, including me (far too generously, given our limited contact).
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And then Michelle generously shared the images on social media, so that we all have something to help us through this hellscape.
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We asked Trader Joe's employees from Brooklyn to Bakersfield, California, what they love to buy, and they've generously shared their favorites, ahead.
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We've covered this cloud-connected creative tool before, but we've never seen it so generously discounted at 25% off the standard price.
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Products are employed frequently, generously, and can be left on for weeks (or even months) on end, with continuous reapplication in between.
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" Yorgos Lanthimos, best director nominee for "The Favourite" "I would like to thank The Academy for honoring 'The Favourite' so generously today.
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At least we can all thank the football gods that Rose opted for a more generously cut iteration of Cam's skintight trousers.
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This means people who are older — regardless of income — are covered more generously (though the tax credits phase out for wealthy people).
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Birthday cakes, gift cards, free lunches, snacks, movie tickets, and other perks are generously bestowed on employees to celebrate life's happy moments.
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We had food on our flight over — my in-laws generously paid for our flights and upgraded us all to first class.
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The story-critical puzzles that do exist are pretty generously hinted, but the optional ones just leave you to your own devices.
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Diners get front-row access to watch chef Gary Menes create vegetable-heavy French dishes, or generously shave truffle onto handmade pasta.
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Four years ago, when my husband's parents very generously gave us money towards a trip to Paris, my first thought was: Fromage.
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It was an illiberal excuse to virtue signal, and some MPs appeared to forget that Trump has invested generously in our country.
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Bring a pot of generously salted water to a boil and cook the cauliflower until al dente, about 2 to 203 minutes.
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As with many of the images in this generously illustrated book of poetry, the colors and textures in this photograph are riotous.
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Meanwhile, heat the vegetable or olive oil (enough to generously coat your skillet) over medium-high heat until the oil is rippling.
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Some, like Germany, Britain and Sweden, have given generously and disproportionately, while others, like Saudi Arabia, have failed to meet their pledges.
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The Olsen twins generously extended a portion of their spotlight to include budding actors who didn't happen to reach fame in infancy.
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The premise of the living art installation (if we want to generously call it that) has ties to her new album title.
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This is derived partly by applying, generously, an internet-style earnings multiple to Zhong An's underwriting profits, and adding in book value.
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These early works anticipate his most famous photos — sampled generously in the film — that could be rawly sexual and cool as marble.
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Opposite the kitchen, across the entrance hall, is a generously sized formal dining room similar to the living and sitting rooms above.
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All of the tools in this kit are made with stainless steel and feature generously sized wooden handles with an ergonomic design.
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Among reds, he looks to earthier, spicier wines, like syrah and cabernet franc, especially those that are not generously fruity or oaky.
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There are two main lunch restaurants and six for dinner, and items like caviar and lobster are generously represented on all menus.
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Minibars come generously stocked with local brands like Vosges chocolate and CH Vodka and include recipes for cocktails like the Moscow Mule.
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"Such a result would give employees—already generously compensated under existing arrangements—a windfall of backpay, plus interest and penalties," they wrote.
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Hyatt stands out for generously allowing the stays you book with points to count toward the night requirements for earning elite status.
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" Yorgos Lanthimos, best director nominees for "The Favourite" "I would like to thank The Academy for honoring The Favourite so generously today.
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Timmi Allen, an image and video analyst at Bellingcat, an investigative journalism outlet, generously took a stab at processing it for us.
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But to interpret Boehner generously, Obamacare is in a very different place now than it was in 2010, 2012, or even 2013.
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But the bright side of this latest ordeal I can ask for help by asking for someone to generously donate a kidney.
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Top the cutlet generously with slices of cheese, again making sure some of the crispy edges of the culet are still exposed.
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"Airfare: $411.58Hotels: "The bride's family very generously rented the bridesmaids and the groomsmen big houses on Airbnb, so lodging was paid for.
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It had correspondents all over the globe, and its generously compensated editors gazed out over Rockefeller Center from the Time-Life building.
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At the time, his comments seemed to reflect either the restlessness of the obsessive or a man generously playing to the crowd.
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Miuccia Prada and others in Milan generously sent clothes to keep the performer from going naked to assorted fashion-show front rows.
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In lots of quirky ways, the new Revolution Hotel in Boston's South End transcends its budget niche with a generously hip aesthetic.
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There was nothing particularly simple about the dish I was so generously served; it involved some serious cooking with very basic equipment.
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Darin got into a rehab program, and generously shared with me the silver token given him to celebrate four years of sobriety.
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A Fox News poll from the end of September generously showed Clinton had a 23-point lead over Trump in women voters.
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Both books are honest and beautifully crafted, but it is through the students' writing — generously reproduced — that readers can learn the most.
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Using what I learned in Italy, I put a huge pot of water over high heat and seasoned it generously with salt.
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One friend and her boyfriend generously stepped up to the plate and took care of my furry friend while I was away.
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And we were off to a fine start as the bookstore had generously arranged for our lodgings in a literary-inspired Airbnb.
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The dining room toward the rear is generously proportioned and connects to a kitchen with a rustic wood ceiling and tile floor.
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Except Andy Meehan, the star of that Saturday afternoon's generously termed "rally," was not necessarily looking to stick it to The Man.
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But that was until generously buttered spaghetti came my way on a tasting menu in Oslo at an unpretentious restaurant called Arakataka.
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The backpack has generously padded straps, a hip belt, and two zippered side pockets and is available in grey, green, and blue.
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The 3-gallon gas tank is generously sized so that you don't have to cut your mowing short before filling up again.
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We ordered a crisp, dry rosé and a generously sized charcuterie-and-cheese plate that more than held us over until dinner.
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Also, the dubious premise is that the reason people generously give to worthy causes is so they can deduct from their taxes.
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Forster generously gives the boys of "The Inheritance" his blessing to use "Howards End" as the template for the story they're telling.
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France and Britain have conducted air strikes; Jordan and Turkey have hosted Syrian refugees; Gulf countries have contributed generously toward stabilization efforts.
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"If we were able to use this to help our victims recover money, we would treat him generously," he said in September.
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I hope people will still generously give wardrobe credit and then move on to the #AskHerMore and #MeToo topics of their choosing.
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Putin generously offered to help Robert Mueller investigate Russian meddling in the election, despite the fact that Mueller's investigation keeps indicting Russians.
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Then there's the wonderful group of mentors and organizers who generously agreed to donate their time and expertise to help the students.
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However, not everyone who tells a pollster that pedagogues should be more generously paid will vote for higher taxes to make that easier.
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We've made it this far by being embedded within a community committed to generously supporting one another and an enormous amount of goodwill.
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For a few euros, you can bite into a slice of creamy chicken, four-cheese or an Armenian, and all are generously garnished.
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"The funny thing is, my wife generously supported the purchase of all the hair samples and beauty supplies that we used," he said.
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ISPs are required to: In crafting these rules, the FCC borrowed generously from the privacy and data security enforcement standards of the FTC.
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We ask every visitor who comes to see what pictures they have, and some have very generously offered up their pictures to us.
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Usually, that means pouring in loads of Tabasco, mixing it with plenty of horseradish, and generously shaking on the freshly ground black pepper.
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But Mr Maduro has generously put the presidential Airbus A319 at the service of Venezuelan athletes when they take part in competitions abroad.
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Then, finally, he issued what has been generously called an apology on Facebook: I'm sorry for hurting people by comparing homosexuals to animals.
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Abzû is none of these things, really, but it's absolutely the game of 2016 that most generously welcomes refugees from the real world.
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Generously brush both sides of eggplant slices with Italian dressing and place in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with foil.
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Not only has she made her fortune largely through her own wits and imagination, but she pays taxes and gives generously to charity.
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Season the inside of the pumpkin generously with salt and pepper, and put it on the baking sheet or in the pot. 3.
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Wearing tight party dresses and sky-high heels, they floated through the aisles, generously sweeping on lipsticks and eyeshadows from the sample stations.
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One good way to calm the queasiness following this market volatility is to generously pad that rainy day fund you've likely been ignoring.
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Nine successive governments funded him, none more generously than that of Chávez, so to keep the orchestra afloat he dared not cross him.
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He gives generously to Democratic candidates and to liberal causes, and he has hosted multiple fundraisers for both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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The thin-crust, subtly topped pies would be liberally transformed into thick, crispy doughs that overflowed with a handful of generously portioned ingredients.
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John Oliver generously trumped Oprah Winfrey's $7 million giveaway in 2004, when she gave a car to every member of her studio audience.
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Conservative funders like the Walton Foundation also give generously to charter schools and liberal think tanks such as the Center for American Progress.
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HBO had rather generously said it didn't mind if he sold his existing stock, so long as he didn't keep making the wine.
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Support for military interventions will bring fawning writings by defense "intellectuals" from think tanks and organizations generously funded by the military industrial complex.
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After one failure, Vincent Sardi Sr., the founder of Sardi's, generously invited him to keep an open tab in good times and bad.
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The IMG Models president, Ivan Bart, said that it was the success of Curve, its division for generously proportioned femmes, that inspired Brawn.
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Ryan is his party's most prolific fundraiser, and several of the Koch network's most prominent donors have given generously to Ryan's fundraising committees.
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He has urged Pakistanis living overseas to donate generously to the effort, comparing the battle to combat water scarcity to a holy war.
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Rooms are formal and generously proportioned, most with the original chandeliers, hardwood trim and molding, and oak parquet floors accented by mahogany borders.
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In 2017, we dug deep into our pockets and generously donated $410 billion to improve our communities and our nation through charitable giving.
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A handful of groups charged with Common Core test development, project management and public relations were generously supported by federal and philanthropic dollars.
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That was where Ms. Mercado spent every Wednesday and Sunday, her days off from work, and she generously allowed us to join her.
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Based on Mr. Silver's seniority and leadership position, he had $1.2 million to spend annually, and he spread it generously around the neighborhood.
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Clinton don't begrudge her desire to provide generously for her family, and certainly many presidential candidates and public servants acquire vast personal wealth.
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Unfortunately, North Korea is highly unlikely to follow this script, regardless of how committed our leaders are to generously solving North Korea's problems.
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Warren Carlyle did the character-rich choreography, which generously allows a clumsy waiter (Michael Fatica) to lead a virtuoso tango with his clientele.
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While she was sure that I "had extensively researched these questions on the internet," the operator generously agreed to look into my queries.
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The Propel also generously waives foreign transaction fees, unlike the Blue Cash Preferred, so you won't want to take it on trips abroad.
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"We facilitated matters for him and we have generously welcomed him, despite our strong reservations about some of his stances," Mr. Gargash wrote.
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And if you need to take food to the beach, the generously stuffed tortas are carefully wrapped and halved, and they travel well.
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"It's our duty to show gratitude to those who donate generously to us," the priest of that temple, Tillack Seerattan, said in August.
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Generously sized bath products from the cult Swedish perfume house Byredo — in the rich Bal d'Afrique scent — were arrayed on a polished countertop.
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Irma Vargas opened this modestly outfitted restaurant with her family in September, but she has been selling generously filled pupusas for much longer.
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"Friends Divided," Gordon S. Wood's new, politically technical, generously nuanced book, is really two biographies in one: of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
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For decades, the Sackler family has generously supported museums around the world, as well as medical and educational institutions including Columbia and Oxford.
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The most generously accoutered figure is in the show's first portrait, "Isotta Brembati," a poet and a countess sitting in a Dante chair.
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Painted in 1724, "Still Life With Monkey, Fruits, and Flowers" captures a small mammal cheekily swiping grapes from a generously laden fruit bowl.
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After The Times reported on how Google had generously treated executives accused of sexual misconduct, Mr. Pichai and Mr. Page apologized to employees.
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The tribal chief crushes blood red urucum seeds into a thick paste and generously applies it to her face, bare chest and torso.
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And it's generously interspersed with work, old and new, from other parts of South America, the Caribbean, North America, Europe and Africa itself.
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If she were, the heart-wrenching, soul-baring talk you generously gave her in the workroom would have effected a deepening, an awareness.
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We spoke to nine experts who defined "wealth" in many different ways, from being able to give generously to buying back your time.
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In return, Bulai has a word with Eliza's principal, who agrees to arrange for her papers to be, let us say, generously marked.
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Trafalgar used a generously inclusive model, with a particular eye toward less frequent voters whom Mr. Trump's anti-establishment campaign had drawn in.
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Raines is 5 feet 8 inches, Rodriguez an inch taller, and both are shorter than Bagwell, who is listed generously at 6 feet.
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Since Chardon serves in a small-plates format, the best approach is to order the whole menu, which feeds two generously when shared.
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It was stocked with generously-sized products from luxury Barcelona brand Natura Bissé, which you'll definitely want to slip into your travel bag.
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Starting today, they're trotting out an "end of summer" sale, where a host of covetable shoes, clothing, and accessories are marked down generously.
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In the '50s and '60s, Mr. Belafonte seemed to know everyone who mattered, and have sharp opinions of them, which he generously shared.
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No one has to say, "The light's winning," as Rust Cohle does at the end of Season 1, but Pizzolatto generously implies it.
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Traveling to Pad 34 last week—a trip generously arranged for me by NASA staff—made me feel like I finally knew him.
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My generously packed bag from INA had set me back just 50 US cents, and my excessive lunch at Zakhang was about $5.
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Lobbyists and industry players imbibed generously at lush hotel bars and could be seen posted up in suites far above the convention floor.
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Londoners have responded to the tragedy generously, raising more than £20053m ($3.8m) and donating piles of clothes, food and daily necessities to the dispossessed.
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He then takes a bag of Goya-brand frozen fava beans along with what he reckons are about two teaspoons of salt, pinching generously.
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The human couple followed the fish couple around for a half hour, filming their movements through the submersible's generously sized 3.5-foot-wide window.
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Glantzman's work has a pulsating energy that is in harmony with the way she navigates the world: rapidly, generously, in motion and in conversation.
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"This is her district, and this is a project she got the money for," said Brown, who knows how to generously spread the butter.
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But then a coworker generously shared some of her mac 'n' cheese with me, so I closed the Seamless window on my computer, phew.
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And I was generously lent or given numerous pieces for the purpose of this story, which I mixed in with items I already owned.
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His win earned cheers from the audience, and backstage, everyone from Woody Harrelson to Mary J. Blige generously offered up their praise and congratulations.
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Babis's government has come under criticism by some economists for boosting spending too generously, strapping future budgets when the economy slows and under-investing.
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The Tories took away some of their privileges in 2016, but the non-doms are still handled fairly generously for up to 15 years.
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I help my dad load the bags onto his truck bed, because he is generously dropping them off for me at the waste facility.
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It resonated with a lot of people, and since certain groups had the props we needed, they generously decided to reach out and help.
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I watched 12 episodes of Grey's Anatomy, ordered a generously sized order of crab rangoons, and did not feel even a twinge of guilt.
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From 1986 through 1993, governments spent generously on wasteful pork barrel projects, financed by printing money, leading to hyperinflation in the thousands of percent.
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My mom very generously offers to look over my paperwork, but also ends up stressing me out by issuing (valid) warnings about student debt.
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But if you want to try to make it yourself, Klinger has generously posted the entire code and design files on his GitHub page.
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And feel free to generously dust the product over your foundation — now you have no excuse to skip touch-ups while out and about!
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Thank you to both—let's be sensitive to what is needed, not assume, and give as generously as we can in whatever possible way.
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Humans are inseparably linked to land through a responsibility to give their own gifts, in return for all that the land so generously provides.
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No other country has a broad, nationwide, biomedical research establishment like the one the American taxpayer has so generously invested in since the 1950s.
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My parents' house stands in the middle of a 1980s housing development of suburban ugliness, all detached red-brick blocks and generously proportioned driveways.
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Lebanon, the last safe home to Christians in the Middle East, has generously welcomed a great number of Syrians fleeing their country's civil war.
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It is true that Medicaid reimburses physicians and hospitals less generously, and that it often leaves beneficiaries with fewer choices than private insurance might.
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As for the Buccaneers, they are generously doling out touchdowns to opposing receivers, with seven wideouts hitting pay dirt over the first three games.
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They shared their passions generously, offering new entry points for the experts, the enthusiasts and the merely curious to join them on their journeys.
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The pillow is generously filled with soft and springy hollow fibre to provide just the right amount of support for your head and neck.
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In 2013, he took a trip to King Ranch in Texas, a famous private hunting lodge, for which Big Sugar generously footed the bill.
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Take George Soros, a man who generously funds progressive causes and by most measures is using his fortune to do good in the world.
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So she generously said I'd only owe her the low rent and never added it in when I started getting paid a little more.
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After washing my face in the morning, I put on a serum and eye cream, then spritz this over my face and neck generously.
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Afghanistan's donors should generously support Pakistan and aid agencies assisting Afghans in Pakistan and should press the government to end its abuses and threats.
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For a generously comprehensive list of the organizations that oppose the global gag rule, the Center for Reproductive Rights' coalition statement names 138 groups.
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You can get a feel for the book with this sampling from the prologue, generously made available for Numberplay by the publisher, Basic Books.
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The era of U.S. foreign policy of aid handouts and alms giving to Africa generously supported by American taxpayers, without strict accountability, must end.
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But Barry Tucker — Richard Tucker's son, who leads the foundation — generously lent Mr. Camarena his father's cuff links, which Mr. Camarena showed off proudly.
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Bishop Ochiagha generously distributed copies of "Summorum" to his brother bishops in Nigeria, many of whom had criticized his support for the Latin Mass.
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Russell Freedman, who brought readable, relatable history to young readers in dozens of well-researched, generously illustrated books, died on March 16 in Manhattan.
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Here, the sausage shows up in breakfast-y, egg-filled fried empanadas so generously stuffed they press back against your teeth at first bite.
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And this man who gives generously to the homeless and volunteers at a soup kitchen decides to make something of his ill-gotten gains.
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More compelling is the reasonable answer to this question: Am I glad or not glad that the Sacklers have given generously to the Met?
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Conservatives styled themselves as anti-racist in the tradition of the party of Lincoln; Breitbart's campaign against Sherrod could generously be called borderline racist.
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Fish sauce, oyster sauce and garlic all have umami, but it's the big chunk of salted butter that generously amplifies all the flavors here.
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My nail ladies always give me a discount since I come in pretty often and am not an asshole, so I always tip generously.
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Ms. Robinson was paid generously for her work, the lawsuit said, and her salary climbed from about $175,000 in 2017 to $300,000 in 2019.
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The fact that participants donated more generously when primed to think about reasonableness may have implications for fields like education, politics, advocacy, and marketing.
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Not only has she made her fortune largely through her own wits and imagination, but she also pays taxes and gives generously to charity.
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Frequent-flier programs at all three major carriers have gone through changes that have left many travelers less than pleased, to put it generously.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is notorious for oversharing (or, as some Goop fans might prefer to say, sharing generously) when it comes to her personal life.
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A percentage of sales goes toward reconciling the usual discrepancy between behind-the-scenes kitchen workers and their (generously tipped) front-of-house counterparts.
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Barnum called himself the "Prince of Humbugs," which, generously and perhaps presciently, left open the possibility that one day there would arise a king.
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Would they have remained so if Avenatti—an unambiguously partisan Trump foe with, to put it generously, a penchant for hyperbole—hadn't gotten involved?
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Ms. Smith generously spent much of her weekend reading hundreds of pages of test data, from our quality control documents to the test results.
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Then, with a little help from Sam Dolnick, an assistant masthead editor, we presented the idea to Mr. Baquet — who generously agreed as well.
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By hiring Leff, the White House sent the message that it was ideologically committed to using the clemency power generously in Obama's final years.
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Six artworks mounted on wooden pedestals are spread generously throughout the gallery, each consisting of a silicone rubber sculpture mounted on a reflective base.
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Fraser generously salts the breads as soon as the come out of the oil before coating them with a thick schmear of sour cream.
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It takes someone like her, who has that level of compassion and that level of heart, to generously do this year after year after year.
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The mega adult entertainment site has generously offered to support 19-year-old Camila Cabello after her rocky departure from Fifth Harmony earlier this week.
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Funding for SCAD deFINE ART 2018 has been generously provided by Ann Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee and the Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED, Inc.
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The pieces are generously arrayed throughout, providing plenty of room to move around the well-lit sculptures so as to concentrate on their multifaceted forms.
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Sometimes, it's a small $5 matching tip on a single-drink bar tab, but some of the receipts show diners generously doubling triple-digit checks.
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Samuel asked for the forgiveness of both the governor and the people of Oregon and generously, Brown granted him that peace in a handwritten note.
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After applying to my cheeks generously, I get a natural sunkissed look without even having to blend it in with my fingers or a brush.
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Now and again, to speak frankly, we critics have our awkward moments when find ourselves unsure about how to respond generously to visually magnificent exhibitions.
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The Nacho Fries are generously seasoned and cut fairly thick, which means they don't break under the weight of nacho cheese and any additional toppings.
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Mitsubishi says the Outlander PHEV will go on sale in January starting from $35,535, rising to $41,235 for the generously equipped GT model we drove.
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"It is well known that after supporting President Obama and Hillary Clinton that Imaad gave generously and directly to the Trump inaugural," Zuberi's spokesperson said.
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Season it generously and put into a 435-degree oven for 20 minutes (According to Yotam Ottolenghi, 435 is the perfect temperature to roast vegetables.).
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It might also be time to free yourself from the clutches of the booze habit that so generously helped you survive such a disastrous year.
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But then, the all-important Council Who Decrees The Trends gathered and generously decided to give us back what we'd been missing so much: color!
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He also appears to have something like five teeth, all generously spread out across the top row with a Strahan-esque gap in the middle.
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The man knows his way around all things savory, and has generously shared his beef sliders and patty melt recipes with us in the past.
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Five years ago, Sweden saw itself as a "humanitarian superpower" that generously welcomed migrants, many of them fleeing conflict in the Middle East and Africa.
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Greater capital clarity should soothe investors, especially after Credit Suisse rubbed them up the wrong way with a plan to over-generously remunerate its executives.
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I ask, if fortune allowed, that I might be able (to give) as generously as the way is long (and) as my purse is empty.
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"We moved our entire law school into the University of Houston Law Center after they generously offered to house us," Quigley said in an email.
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He deepened and strengthened his ties to Oklahoma's fossil fuel interests and Koch Industries, which donated generously to his successful campaign for state attorney general.
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Recover with another southern specialty: a fleshy sea bream, generously bathed in turmeric, rubbed with garlic, and fried whole, that is mercifully spared of chilies.
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He also tips generously when he has a special request — he once offered a London cab driver two first class plane tickets, worth around $5,276.
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It has generously opened its gates to 1.8m refugees and displaced people who thronged to the KRG from more miserable parts of the Middle East.
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In sharing her story so generously, McDonald dispels this obvious falsehood and reminds us that everyone is equally vulnerable, and all of us need allies.
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Caviar generously has four different color options for this: green ("Prosperity," shown above, $1,550), black ("Confidence," $1,440), dark chocolate ("Grandeur," $1,400), and pink ("Delicious," $1,550).
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But Van Der Beek really drove home the point when he generously passed down the sound advice he once received from Oscar winner Jon Voight.
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And while Perot gave generously of his time and wealth, his greatest philanthropic contribution is the deep sense of civic duty he inspired in others.
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There's a spacious living area, separate bedroom, spa-like bathroom, a generously-sized terrace, as well as a mini-fridge, which was really the minibar.
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Sturdily constructed and generously sized, the Catit Jumbo Hooded Cat Litter Pan gives your cat the privacy he desires and keeps odors to a minimum.
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European military spending is a fraction of the United States' and only a handful of countries, including Britain, Estonia and Greece, spend generously on defence.
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They are like lemon bars without the lip-puckering citrus: a blanket of egg-rich custard generously laced with vanilla, atop a crumbly shortbread crust.
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European military spending is a fraction of the United States' and only a handful of countries, including Britain, Estonia and Greece, spend generously on defense.
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The governors and leadership of Mississippi, Alabama, and South Carolina and countless donors from every corner of the nation have generously come to our aid.
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While Tesla superfans and owners have generously volunteered their time to assist, this isn't necessarily a sustainable model that Elon can count on moving forward.
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In Kenya, where public sector corruption is high, players initially gave less generously to the stranger than players in the US, which has less corruption.
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The United States, Britain and Germany had all donated generously, but other members of the G7 group of countries needed to do more, Stewart said.
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Stylish, contemporary interiors extend from the spacious lobby lounge up to the generously-sized rooms done up in soothing, neutral tones with pops of blue.
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I walked around the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn with him and his collaborators, and Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim reviewed the show — generously, I thought.
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It generously opened its doors, and the back wall of its open-air stage, so we could film Rachel there with a twilit desert backdrop.
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Make the charred scallion salsa verde: Bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil and blanch the parsley leaves for 15 seconds.
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He's not joking, either, as he generously grates fresh horseradish over the top like a server grates parmesan cheese on your pasta at Olive Garden.
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An insurer or public program could use information about the price-benefit trade-off to establish not whether to cover a drug, but how generously.
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And he's worried about AI. And with Bill Gates and Melinda Gates, they're actually very generously taking time out from something they're running in Seattle.
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This column, edited generously by Danielle, Rob, and Austin, has given me the ability to push beyond that boundary and into other contexts and ideas.
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It sits alongside a generously sized curved sofa, upholstered in brown-and-white-striped velvet meant to evoke the jacquard lining of classic Fendi bags.
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"My boyfriend and I go out almost every other day," she says, adding that he generously picks up the tab the majority of the time.
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Most are seared for a crunchy salted crust and sliced generously, fanned across the plate so you don't notice what a petite portion you're getting.
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I worked with bride-to-be Megan – a Refinery29 colleague who generously offered to take part of this video – to help find her perfect dress.
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And the researchers say that whenever they were forced to make assumptions about Voatz's systems in their analysis, they did so as generously as possible.
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When the meat is browned, flip it so the spiced side is down and generously sprinkle more salt, pepper and paprika onto the fatty side.
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Mr. Bloomberg has put his billions to good use, generously supporting public health and gun safety campaigns, as well as efforts to combat climate change.
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Then she generously asked the orchestra's leader, Pieter Schoeman, to join for one more encore: the animated second movement of Prokofiev's Sonata for Two Violins.
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Will and Joel suggested that I check whether Jeff would be willing to help out with a revision, and he generously agreed to pitch in.
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Not only were Claire's arms already generously inked the first time I saw her, a new tattoo also appeared between our first and second dates.
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Then, still warm, it is brushed generously with the Middle Eastern spice blend called za'atar, which is mixed with olive oil to make a paste.
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"All of Drexler's work stresses character or role — her own included — over narrative as a naturalizing effect," writes Siegel in the exhibition's generously illustrated catalogue.
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Similar to Zamora's installation, which the artist generously donated to the city, many of the other works in Avanos tap into the local arts culture.
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According to campaign finance reports, the company and the five brothers who own it give generously to candidates at the local, state and federal level.
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His sixth recommendation is that the European Union, along with the international community, must support foreign refugee-hosting countries far more generously than it currently does.
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Spacious and bright with white subway tile and hardwood floors, the bathroom had a generously sized, well-lit vanity and an array of NH-branded toiletries.
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The summer between 7th and 8th grade, I developed what my peers called "pizza face" — red, painful pimples sprinkled generously across my forehead, nose, and cheeks.
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Many of the models are paid very generously for their work (modeling, in fact, is one of the few industries in which women out-earn men).
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Line a 230-inch (217-centimeter) proofing basket or bowl with a clean kitchen towel and dust the towel fairly generously with the dusting mixture. 220.
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Land of new beginnings, sometimes alarming numbers of slashings, generously large rats, and an MTA system people desperately rely on but love to talk shit about.
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And for Bey Hive members who couldn't get a closer look at her jewels, the Queen generously shared a video montage of them on Instagram Wednesday.
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With their handmade, generously portioned, inexpensive foods, they cater to the growing community of Guatemalan-Angelenos — more than 250,000 people, the largest group outside of Guatemala.
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If they take off and look out of the window, they will see a generously sized base with new-looking hangars and several American transport aircraft.
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But if you think you have what it takes to do this yourself, Stupot has generously shared his software code on GitHub for anyone to use.
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The great problem with fatalism as a form of entertainment is that its monotone palette quickly turns monotonous unless it's generously spiced with suspense and empathy.
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The Rubio-Lee plan generously revised this credit to be "refundable," meaning it could lead to a negative income tax bill for people with low incomes.
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"I'm thrilled and amazed and honored that the show has been so generously recognized in its final year," Fellowes said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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TO HER many fans, Angela Merkel is the hero who stands up to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, and who generously opened her country to refugees.
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The court ruled that Pezão's administration had awarded sizeable state contracts to companies that contributed generously to his campaign to win a new four-year term.
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Generously spread the remaining olive oil in a 9-by-13-inch casserole dish and then season with breadcrumbs so that the dish is evenly coated.
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To view this work generously, (as I always try to do) I have to accept my lack of context, and reject the impulse to prescribe meaning.
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" He added that "you might be inclined to view this differently and more generously if the White House had shown a stronger commitment to ethics enforcement.
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Thomas Edison [the inventor of electricity] — and also the AI deep learning inventors who were American — they invented this stuff and then they generously shared it.
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Even generously assuming all are achieved and avoid taxation, they're worth far less today than the $2.1 billion premium being paid to secure control of Westfield.
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IN ENGLISH, the object on your face that smells things is called a "nose", and, if you are generously endowed, you might describe it as "big".
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In short, when you leave, your friend's relationship with the person they have generously shared with you should be stronger because you made a great impression.
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You're better off with a much simpler tostada, for which a quarter loaf gets sliced lengthwise, brushed generously with butter, and crisped on a big press.
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The eels attacked all of the above, pressing what you could generously call their chins against the invader, much as Humboldt described them doing with horses.
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Bottarga, that delightful salty, cured sack of mullet roe, gets shaved generously over the top of this pasta like Parmesan and we are here for it.
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To put it generously, the boys have been too busy managing the ups and downs of Pied Piper to brush the cobwebs off their dormant libidos.
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Mr. Koch's foundation has also given generously to the Law and Economics Center, the law school's flagship program, which emphasizes the economic impact of the law.
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We weren't trying to achieve any particular goal — we just spent with intention on the things we value, donated generously, and saved and invested the rest.
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Not only can you have a lot of fun doing these out-of-the-box jobs, but you may also be paid generously for your work.
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Generously sized for large cats and multi-cat households, the Catit Hooded Cat Litter Pan has a replaceable carbon filter that removes dust and ammonia odors.
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Then, when our next-door neighbors generously passed along their trampoline, I spread the word that other children were welcome to play in our yard anytime.
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Earlier this year, more than a decade into what could be generously called my career, I received an email from an editor at a publishing house.
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It cast Mr. Bloomberg as a philanthropist who had given generously to fight deadly diseases, and highlighted his experience managing New York's security after the Sept.
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Last fall, Antonio Rossello joined a round of poker being held at an eggshell-colored house with a generously grassy front yard in Miami Gardens, Florida.
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But I'll try to describe the rare stamp for which Dr. Berlin was prepared to pay so generously: it shows a woman bathing in a river.
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The jerk chicken, rinsed in vinegar, generously spiced and cooked over the open flames of the grill, is a fast and delicious mess of a meal.
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"The Sackler family has given generously to Tate in the past, as they have to a large number of U.K. arts institutions," a Tate statement said.
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Let's generously assume that 57 percent will register by 2020, the same share for Hispanic adult citizens nationwide, according to the 203 census Current Population Survey.
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The generously-padded shoulder straps and back support are vented and allow air to circulate, helping you stay cool when carrying it for hours on end.
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The institute was established with a gift from Huang Xiangmo, a Chinese real-estate developer who had donated generously to both of Australia's main political parties.
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College in the late 1990s was probably my makeup peak, but it mostly involved generously swathing myself in glitter and the occasional experiment with purple lipstick.
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Now it needed a bold red sauce, which I made quickly with canned tomato purée and canned crushed tomatoes, to be poured generously over the loaf.
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Take in the natural splendors of the view from an airplane window: This generously photographed volume even offers flight patterns that will reveal our earthly treasures.
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Ms. Vreeland (whose husband is the grandson of the fashion doyenne Diana Vreeland, seen in archival footage here) was wise to display Beaton's art so generously.
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If we could continue generously welcoming refugees in the wake of the greatest domestic security challenge in modern history, we surely can continue doing so today.
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The Huizenga family gives generously to Republican candidates, including Mr. Scott, and Mr. Huizenga wrote a letter to Mr. Scott requesting the inclusion of the marina.
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Instead, they were paid by a nonprofit Mr. Smith created, called Sanctuary, to support sexual assault victims; both he and Mr. Bacon donated generously to that.
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However, it's wisest for your daughter and her girlfriend to work out the finances on their own, with you generously offering to host in your home.
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It would generously support academic researchers and government laboratories but systematically link them to energy technology users who can nudge their projects toward real-world requirements.
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The Air Force, quite generously, gave me what was called an educational delay, so I stayed on campus for another two years getting a master's degree.
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Not only did she tip VERY generously ... we're told she loved the food so much she got their info for a potential catering gig in the future.
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His brand is built upon generously spending his time engaging with fans, both at home and on the road, while remaining a remarkable baseball player and teammate.
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Fifteen women were chosen for the cover including New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who generously lent her time to support The Duchess in this important issue.
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I gathered eight subjects from various identities, backgrounds, and sizes who the fashion industry has largely ignored, who generously shared their own experiences with clothing and style.
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It comes generously topped with crunchy almonds and dried cranberries; each piece is made by hand, according to the company, and will cost 500 yen ($4.20) apiece.
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I will need no such help, staying comfortably cloistered in the northeast of the country with friends who have generously invited me to their home in Connecticut.
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Each painting is vertically positioned on the walls, with gold, silver, and copper leaf generously applied to each canvas and automatist scribbles etched into the varied surfaces.
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The compassion that gets expressed in daily life, when we feed the hungry, stand against injustice, change soiled sheets or listen generously to a friend's broken heart.
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They've already cut off financial help: The DCCC removed him from the group of members with "Frontline" status — vulnerable incumbents the committee tends to spend generously on.
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DeVos donated generously to the ultra-conservative Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty and has served on the organization's board for over a decade.
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Magic.Vince Weaver, an assistant professor at the University of Maine's Electrical & Computer Engineering department, has very generously created a version of the beloved game using Applesoft BASIC.
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It also seems possible that he wants to keep onside the energy companies which provide around 40,000 jobs in Louisiana and donate generously to his political campaigns.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland would respond "very generously" to a request from Britain to delay its exit from the European Union, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said on Friday.
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"While Tesla superfans and owners have generously volunteered their time to assist, this isn't necessarily a sustainable model that Elon can count on moving forward," he said.
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The way to restore trust in the media (which I'm generously assuming is the goal) is not to turn the definition of truth over to a mob.
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My parents have generously let me stay on their plan, and in return I share my NYT, WaPo, The New Yorker, and Amazon Prime subscriptions with them.
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According to Reis, the landlord had generously provided them with a dollar-per-month lease for the nearly 10,1043 square-foot space, which was signed in 2014.
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" The gift, Mauss writes, appears generously given, but this is at best a "polite fiction, formalism and social deceit," behind which lies "obligation and economic self-interest.
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Obama's favorite lunchtime meals is turkey chili, and lucky for us, the Obamas have been generously sharing their favorite chili recipe with anyone who asks since 2008.
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And a share of baby boomers, at least online, see Gen Z and millennials as entitled, participation-trophy-toting snowflakes, or, somewhat more generously, poor office workers.
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"New Yorkers demand, deserve and are generously funding a subway system that is efficient and safe — the M.T.A. is neither yet," Ms. Lever said in a statement.
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I had coached in leagues locally and attended board meetings; I knew how much time and energy the adults generously volunteered to prop up the athletics programs.
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She builds on and generously acknowledges more than two generations of research into the social history of New England and the economic history of the Atlantic world.
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Most people argue the secret is in the olive oil, which they generously drizzle over the entire pie both before and after it goes into the oven.
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"I told the owner, Si Newhouse, that I had Parkinson's and invited him to change his mind, but he generously said it didn't matter," Mr. Kinsley writes.
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The past, present, future of the Harry Potter world is now generously doled out on the screen, the stage, Twitter, e-books, real books, and so forth.
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By the time the training was over, Cambridge was involved with only two—North Carolina (a possible pickup) and Oregon (a long shot, to put it generously).
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The rosters from the other teams here are generously sprinkled with American-born or American-raised players, some of them minor leaguers and others former major leaguers.
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In a statement, Tate wrote: The Sackler family has given generously to Tate in the past, as they have to a large number of UK arts institutions.
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Two weeks ago, my mom was very generously dropping boxes off at my apartment but I forgot that I had asked her to so I wasn't home.
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Instead, these classes are taking place at one of America's largest public universities, Arizona State, courtesy of a pet project generously funded by the state's conservative leaders.
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McAlpine generously piles pears, pomegranates, cranberries and leafy satsumas onto mismatched vintage crockery and cake stands of varying heights and scales for a chaotic and colorful finish.
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He announced, generously, that he finally realized his father loved him after all, but his father's way of loving was to work so hard and single-mindedly.
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The text is the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence's 2503 report on the CIA's detention and intelligence program, and the pages are generously obscured by black redactions.
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At the Governors Awards, the academy president John Bailey made brief mention of the fires, and encouraged the well-heeled crowd to give generously to relief efforts.
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Just two buttons were used to swing at every pitch and then strategically advance your players from base to base—with "strategically" being used very generously here.
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Think of porchetta, the famous Italian pork roast, which is usually seasoned generously with fennel seeds and wild fennel fronds, along with herbs, garlic and black pepper.
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Alternatively, we may be trying to alleviate our fear, acting generously because we believe other people or perhaps a watchful deity will punish us if we're selfish.
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It's tighter quarters, but still generously-sized for a solo traveler or couple, or anyone who plans to spend most of their time outside of the hotel.
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These are engineered to be fast and plump, made with turkey that is generously seasoned, quickly broiled to brown, then plunked into broth to absorb its flavor.
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The other is to lean on veteran Democratic senators who aren't up for reelection or facing little danger this year to give generously from their campaign accounts.
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Pros: Powerful commercial-grade motor, durable frame with triple-guard corrosion defense system, hydrostatic transmission, generously sized 50-inch deck, foot-operated deck lift, impressive warrantyCons: Expensive
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So my colleague Noah Weiland, who writes our Impeachment Briefing newsletter, has generously volunteered to catch us up every Thursday on what has happened during the week.
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In the wide-ranging interview, al-Nahyan said he feared a period of subdued returns for ADIA globally because financial assets appeared "generously valued" at current levels.
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And psychotherapy, like so much else, is both generously funded and strictly regulated in Germany: public health insurance pays for up to three hundred hours of counselling.
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Here, amid a great and glorious cacophony, both old-timers (like Wiseman) and newcomers — of various hues, beliefs and tongues — are busily, generously, making a better country.
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The Arena racing swivel gaming chair is equipped with a generously cushioned seat and back with padded arm rests for extra comfort during long periods of use.
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He sous-vided some dark meat turkey thighs, then crisped the skin up to be served with a pureed chestnut soup generously garnished with crumbled bacon bits.
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Each plate, generously priced under $10, is identical in its accessories — a handful of cucumbers and tomatoes, yogurt and Uighur polo, a dish general to Central Asia.
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The mood was upbeat, though individuals expressed anger and despair in between picking up paintbrushes or chomping on pizza, which was generously donated by students from Hamilton College.
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Sarah is Anne's closest adviser — her manipulator, protector, bully, and secret lover, the latter an added complication in a relationship that could generously be described as dysfunctionally codependent.
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Whenever we docked at port, we were offered a bunch of different excursions vetted by Celebrity and Olivia, and Dana had generously offered to book one for me.
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The first pillar of our framework generously offers a path to citizenship for 1.8 million illegal immigrants who were brought here by their parents at a young age.
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Generously add those to consensus estimates for Sky's operating profit in 2020, tax the lot at 18 percent, and the return on invested capital is almost 7 percent.
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In a book illustrated by designer Eric M. Simon, Amerika, there's an image of a white colonizer, clearly being taught to smoke, rather generously, by an indigenous American.
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Undeterred, she tasked her husband to feed a stray dog each morning with a roti generously coated with ghee, closely following the curative advice of an expert astrologer.
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"A different deal is, therefore, the only solution ... That means negotiations that take us out of the customs union while generously respecting legitimate concerns about the Irish border."
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Despite challenging himself with keeping the EMotion as a low-slung sedan that's slightly longer than a BMW 5 series, Fisker says he wanted a generously spacious interior.
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To put it generously, alt-righters are conservatives who are as critical of the Republicans as they are the Democrats -- believing both to be slaves of political correctness.
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You have generously allowed me to speak about your many virtues here and tell these readers that you are moving on as a woman and as an artist.
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Mafia III is loud, generously bloody, and certainly very ambitious—it's the debut game from a new studio, Novato-based Hanger 13, with a lot riding on it.
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Then, of course, it was flung across the world, to audiences that didn't know her and had no interest in reading her generously, and it upended her life.
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The former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate has sold the generously sized family home she's owned since 2011 for $2.275 million, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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To finish I back brushed with a Sheila Stotts brush, sprayed generously with R+Co Trophy texture spray, then scrunched in Fatboy Sea Salt pomade for added texture.
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That is the process of international trade adjustment that should be upheld and "enforced" by those whom we (the global taxpayers) are generously remunerating to do that job.
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Cro-Mags frontman John Joseph gave us a peek into his vegan lifestyle as a touring musician, and generously bestowed upon us this perfectly simple yet delicious recipe.
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After each of his three days at the studio, Mills plans to generously share an in-depth update on his social media accounts reporting back about his experience.
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Just make sure to tip generously—your poor delivery person endured far worse than a jaunt to the corner bodega to bring you that hot and sour soup.
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This past Friday, a 20-year-old woman shared a photo on Twitter of her dunking a slice of pepperoni pizza into a generously filled glass of milk.
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The local Indians, supporting characters who generously pulled the Pilgrims through the first winter and taught them how to plant corn, joined the feast with gifts of venison.
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I ordered a generously-sized matzo ball soup and five corn tortillas stuffed with ground Middle Eastern sausage, with a modest pile of roasted nopales on the side.
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In the driving mirror, which she glanced at now and then, her blonded hair, her gray-blue eyes, the curve of her generously full lips pleased Mrs. Crasthorpe.
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A company like Polycom, with dubious prospects, is rewarded more generously for facing its struggles in private than embarking on a money-saving merger with another public company.
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A host of so-called fans who don't agree with Goulding's stance have generously spewed epithets on her Instagram page, calling her a "liberal bully," among other things.
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Felipe Amaral, a home cook in Rio de Janeiro, served us the best farofa of the trip, lightly toasted and generously woven through with onions fried in butter.
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Booth butters a baking tin generously, adds a layer of parchment (we want this cake to come out as easily as possible), and cuts the rhubarb into pieces.
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In 2009, while the economy was suffering through the Great Recession, Mr. Leno, a car enthusiast, generously performed two free "Comedy Stimulus" shows for unemployed workers near Detroit.
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And most Americans — we'll generously call it 28500 of 6900 on an educated guess — outside the political/media bubble could identify them by name if presented a photo.
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In this episode, the host Sam Harris and Mr. MacAskill discuss radical altruism, moral illusions and existential risk, and you may come away wanting to live more generously.
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A generously caffeinated energy drink might contain 300 mg of caffeine — so a person would need to quickly drink 10 to reach deadly blood levels of the stimulant.
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Instead, Congress passed a sloppy tax bill that has no purpose other than punishing generously endowed universities that happen not to be located in the state of Kentucky.
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And, of course, there is the occasional altruist who eschews earbuds altogether and generously allows others to share in the melodious sounds of his game, music or video.
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These include allegations of Chinese meddling in Australian universities and news stories about ethnically Chinese businessmen with connections to the government in Beijing giving generously to election campaigns.
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Howard brought the glass of water that she had generously offered and placed it in a spot that created surprise in a simple scene with the simplest gesture.
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Cannabis companies had given generously to Mr. Cuomo and other officials before this year's election, with one company, MedMen, giving the governor the limit of $65,000 this year.
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Throughout her work, Hammond has generously extended the definition of the word "lesbian" to include all women on the social fringes, who have been downtrodden, forgotten, and marginalized.
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Airlines have also been criticized for generously paying their top executives (who earn millions in compensation packages), while their workers rallied for a pay raise as profits soared.
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It gets its color and flavor from both cocoa powder and melted bittersweet chocolate, as does the frosting, an all-American butter cream that fills the layers generously.
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But drug R&D is already generously subsidized by the federal government, and Big Pharma spends nearly 6900 times more on advertising and lobbying than developing new medications.
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I was in the middle of rewriting my latest book, which was due the week we moved, so Dan generously told me to leave the packing to him.
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As an alternative to serving the pasta straight from the stove, it can be baked in an ovenproof casserole, shingled generously with shards of pecorino, at 350 degrees.
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This was the house that greeted Kevin McDonald at the second performance of "Kevin McDonald: Alive on 42nd Street," a solo show with what we'll generously call music. ….
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If the bend of cruel geometry that landed Eric here, comatose and broken, came from not being seen, we now needed to give him our attention — generously, unflinchingly.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," he wrote.
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What I like most about it is how wide the margin for error is due to its long process, and the fact that risotto is so generously complementary.
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On his 2018 world tour, Styles donated a portion of merchandise proceeds to charity, generously giving $1.2 million that he could have easily pocketed for his own profit.
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The real estate magnate generously applauded her work at Foggy Bottom on Fox News, saying he was biased because he has known her so well for so long.
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Big brands, looking to attract millennials, began to spend haltingly and then generously on advertising, leading to a Cambrian explosion of new sites, new formats, new business models.
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Activists cite the fact that one of President Trump's biggest donors, Sheldon Adelson, has also given generously to Birthright, as a reason to be skeptical of the program.
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And only a few feet away, directly next to the refashioned boat, a group of men balanced on the deck of a shiny vessel, generously hosing it down.
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The first pillar of our framework generously offers a path to citizenship for 19963 million illegal immigrants who were brought here by their parents at a young age.
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And many billionaires, such as Warren Buffett, Nick Hanauer, and George Soros, generously support organizations and politicians who favor exactly the sort of equalizing redistribution that Sanders demands.
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