Alex is one of the most charitable people in Hollywood.
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The U.S. routinely ranks among the world's most charitable countries.
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SmartAsset crunched the numbers to find the most charitable states.
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Millennials are already one of the most charitable generations in history.
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Somebody was lying, or, in the most charitable reading, incredibly forgetful.
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The most charitable state in the Union isn't actually a state.
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Seeing the list of 216's most charitable celebrities, courtesy of Dosomething.
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"Misleading -- and that's the most charitable way you could say it," Sen.
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The Portuguese striker has previously been named the world's most charitable sportsman.
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For example, in 2015 Ronaldo was named the world's most charitable sportsperson.
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JetBlue is handing out free flights, but only to their most charitable passengers.
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That's both the most charitable and most likely explanation for what was happening.
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WalletHub's survey of the most charitable states ranked Ohio eighth in the nation.
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Q: How do you figure out where to make the most charitable impact?
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If you're looking for some of the nation's most charitable donors, turn toward Beantown.
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That's both the most charitable and maybe the most likely reading of the situation.
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That is about the most charitable reading you could possibly have about the situation.
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People sell themselves, all the time, on the most charitable interpretations of their actions.
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The American people are the most charitable and generous on the face of the earth.
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Dave Carbaugh, the former Boeing test pilot, had the most charitable view of the matter.
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We could go on and on but we'll stop at his latest: Most Charitable Tree Hugger.
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The most charitable conclusion is that Mr Johnson didn't bother to check his facts before answering.
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Warren Buffett and Bill Gates are the most charitable American billionaires, according to a new analysis.
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The two philanthropists oversee the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest and most charitable private foundation.
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The most charitable thing to say about Bharara's action is that it was more unhinged than unethical.
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"Perhaps the most charitable word for these twin decisions would be to call them naive," Thiel wrote.
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The US media did not parse the words of Black Lives Matter, seeking the most charitable interpretation.
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Just last week, Wallet Hub's ranking of the most charitable states arrived at exactly the opposite conclusion.
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Plain ignorance is the most charitable explanation for the misleading defense of communist Cuba offered by Sen.
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Known for being one of the world's most charitable athletes, soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again.
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The most charitable read of the GOP leadership's behavior is that they believed Trump's lies and proceeded accordingly.
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The most charitable biographies paint Nixon as a tragic figure, and that's precisely what the president is here.
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To find the country's most charitable states SmartAsset used data on four different factors from four different sources.
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Even the most charitable watcher of Jurassic World would have noticed a major issue with Bryce Dallas Howard's footwear.
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Here's a look at why she's been named Do Something's Most Charitable Celebrity for the last four years. 20143.
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Buffett, along with his pal Bill Gates, are considered as two of the most charitable billionaires in the world.
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In the most charitable and coherent formulation, Hughes is simply asking for the police to enforce existing laws online.
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The most charitable interpretation of Comey's actions was that he was trying to keep a hyper-partisan Republican Congress happy.
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The Washington Post called it "lamely antiseptic," and that might've been the most charitable phrase in its six-paragraph summary.
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Viewed in the most charitable light, the candidates are expressing a real and deeply held belief about the dangers of negotiation.
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Likewise, little publicity can be found on Charles Chen, a driving force behind the tech giant and considered China's most charitable man.
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The desire to avoid the appearance of impropriety is the most charitable explanation, but the Trump administration of course won't admit that.
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In case you don't know, Alex is one of the most charitable people in Hollywood ... google it and you'll be super impressed.
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The most charitable interpretation, which Trump has done nothing to deserve, is that he is trying to do things the right way.
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Well now you know that it's one of the most charitable states in the country, with $589.63 in charitable contributions per thousand residents.
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The most charitable view here is that Goldberg was thinking about how to create a pipeline of diverse future talent for the Atlantic.
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Most charitable campaigns are designed to hit a few easy emotions, like those Sarah MaLachlan-scored ASPCA ads with the incredibly sad abused animals.
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"The most charitable assessment of this list of violations is that Dr. Burt functioned as an alarmingly sloppy and disorganized principal investigator," he said.
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As a state famous for a high proportion of religious residents who tithe, Utah frequently ranks high on lists of the most charitable states.
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The most charitable narrative of this situation would be that Facebook did not think too hard about the level of access they were granting to themselves . . .
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The most charitable interpretation of the GOP leader's embarrassment is that he had not actually reviewed the evidence he had gone on national television to discuss.
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The most charitable thing to be said about it is that it wildly overestimates our species: absent subconscious motives, apparently, we would never lose anything at all.
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The most charitable explanation that Trump supporters always float for all this chaos is that the President doesn't really understand how government works and how Washington operates.
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The most charitable way of characterizing the response I've received since tweeting are people suggesting an open-minded parent should encourage their child to hear alternative viewpoints.
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At his first press conference since the election, he said 96 million people were looking for work; the most charitable interpretation indicates he was off by 82 million.
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The first—to give the most charitable possible explanation—was telling a nationwide news audience, in the wake of a horrible tragedy, something he did not really know.
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Cameron: If we're the most charitable readers possible, and we assume that it's some kind of purposeful critique, then we have to wonder who it could possibly work for.
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She throws the best parties, wears the best dresses, does the most charitable charity work, and everyone seems to defer to her on questions of etiquette or social grace.
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Nas is taking a break from his philanthropic work — the legendary rapper regularly tops lists of most charitable hip hop artists — to make sure your beard game is on point.
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In the most charitable interpretation, this state of affairs ties GOP officials' hands because they don't want to defy the will of their party's voters, as expressed in a democratic process.
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In the most charitable possible interpretation, America's Syria policy under the helm of Jeffrey, an old Turkey hand edging toward retirement, was outfoxed by a more capable and united Turkish government.
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The Guardian reports that her work with Lumos and the Volant Charitable Trust, which she founded in 2000, made Rowling one of the most charitable people in the U.K. in 2016.
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"Whereas six weeks ago, the administration was running headlong at the trade issue, now it appears to be, at the most charitable interpretation, putting the pause button on things," Hass said.
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But even if we accept the most charitable reading of Schumer's remarks, most of the implications of that reading are the same as the harsher interpretation Roberts gave to Schumer's statement.
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Read more:16 restaurants that hire from marginalized communities5 of the best organizations that help survivors of sexual assaultThe top 20 most charitable states16 women throughout history who famously fought for equality
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The most charitable explanation is that Trump, who has never experienced hardship in his life, is unable to grasp the simple fact that policies that can upend people's lives require utmost precision.
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From being ranked the Most Charitable City in the country to the Best City for Foodies, once-overlooked Houston has won its fair share of prizes in the last couple of years.
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The latest entry comes courtesy of her storied Beverly Hills home, which Swift has been having restored between releasing new music, crashing holiday parties, and being one of the most charitable celebs around.
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After meeting Prince Charles only 13 times, she married into the monarchy by the age of 20 and began her role as the most charitable and public Princess the nation had ever seen.
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In the most charitable reading of what the hell McCain was up to, he allowed the motion to proceed so he could ultimately kill the bill in the name of protesting the process.
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Likewise, Warren Buffett remains a sort of model citizen for American capitalism—the "most charitable billionaire" who counsels presidents like Barack Obama, even as his mobile-home empire is accused of preying on the poor.
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""Read more: The 25 most charitable celebrities who have changed people's livesStill, some people defended the pop starIn response to the backlash, many people said Spears should be allowed to spend her money however she chooses.
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Comey had not been let go for his Clinton misadventures, but because -- in the most charitable reading -- Trump was annoyed by his work and remarks about the probe into allegations of ties between the President's campaign and Russia.
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Among Mr. Cohen's contemporaries, Stanley Druckenmiller has focused on medical research and education — earning the title America's Most Charitable Man in 2009 from The Chronicle of Philanthropy — and Louis Bacon has put his philanthropic energy behind environmental causes.
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The most charitable way to describe the rationale behind cross-selling is that a financial institution should offer solutions for as many of the needs of individuals as possible to help them better manage their increasingly complicated financial affairs.
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" I asked Dougherty to give me his most charitable reading of O'Rourke's remarks, and he told me, "I would say O'Rourke sincerely believes religions with a traditional understanding of marriage, sexuality, and sexual identity threaten the safety of sexual minorities.
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The most charitable way to interpret what The Greatest Showman is doing is flipping the script on Barnum, letting the "freaks" take a tale that had to be full of suffering in real life and make it their fight song.
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Given what's being alleged by Nunes, it seems -- in the most charitable reading -- deeply curious that he and his colleagues would vote to preserve and extend expansions to a law they are claiming was susceptible to such high-level abuse.
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The most charitable interpretation of the bill is that obtaining data from platforms like Airbnb would allow the OSE to reduce its reliance on private investigators, and perhaps even reduce its ties to the hotel lobby and its private investigators.
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To find out which states are the most charitable, SmartAsset looked at data for four factors: charitable contributions per 1,000 people, the value of volunteer time per capita, the number of non-profits per 10,000 people and the median charitable contribution.
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Jones is clearly very unlikely to tone down his act even now that the writing is on the wall, so the most charitable interpretation is that the site is just waiting for him to cross the line again before pulling the trigger.
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If I were to offer the most charitable reading I could of the argument that making great art requires certain socially unacceptable behaviors, it would be that creative environments need a certain amount of intimacy that would be inappropriate in most workplaces.
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A Republican county like Madison County, Idaho, for example, is one of the most charitable in the nation, but the data does not show whether those dollars are going to local causes or to organizations out of the county or the state.
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Beyond the prompts it gives to its customers about their spending habits, Aspiration is one of the most charitable financial firms in the country, giving out 10 percent of its earnings to charitable micro-loans and mentorship programs for low-income Americans, the company said.
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"Administrator Pruitt's testimony, viewed in the most charitable light, depicted a chief executive who has failed to exert any oversight over his staff as they have, as he testified, spent exorbitant funds and made impactful personnel decisions without his knowledge or approval," the senators wrote.
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The most charitable explanation is that Apple really believes that using these APIs is an unacceptable risk for consumers, and that it allows businesses and schools to use them simply because there's no other recourse or because those larger institutions are better equipped to handle the risk.
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In addition to her dedication to fashion journalism, Sozzani led a most charitable life; she was a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, awarded the Legion of Honor by former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, worked with Convivo in the fight against HIV/AIDs, and so, so much more.
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"The most charitable view of the situation is that [Schiff's] staff committed the equivalent of Congressional malpractice by not looking more than an inch deep to determine the facts before foisting this erroneous information on his colleagues and the American public," said one senior GOP aide.
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The most charitable interpretation of the President's comment is that he was trying to keep open his dialogue channel with Kim and to avoid reacting to provocations that could put the US and North Korea back on a dangerous path to confrontation -- an outcome no sane person wants.
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So, to make sure your gift gives off only good vibes, we've nailed down eight personality types — from your fanciest, froufrou friend to the most charitable of the group — and paired 'em with correlating beauty buys that'll make you look like the most thoughtful person in the room.
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Some of his most charitable acts include auctioning off his 2013 Ballon d'Or trophy for $775,000 to donate the proceeds to the Make-A-Wish foundation, funding the construction of a pediatric hospital in Chile, and even paying for the cancer treatment of a 9-year-old fan.
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This could be a sea change in campus administrative culture, which is typically so hands-off that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill had no idea (this is the most charitable explanation) that one of its departments ran a huge academic fraud operation for 18 years.
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The most charitable criticisms—the ones that didn't simply resort to the knee-jerk racism and dog whistles of "thug" or worse—said that Kaepernick should do something meaningful, either with his money, time, or both, rather than taking the easy way out by simply staging a one-man protest.
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Even the most charitable reading of the emails seems to lead to a conclusion that Trump Jr.'s decision to attend the meeting at all, and to get involved in an alleged international election intrigue, showed a staggering level of naiveté that reveals the Trump campaign's lack of experience on the political stage.
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Perhaps the most charitable possible reading of Fifty Shades Darker is one in which it signals a greater cultural shift: the creation of a world in which men are more capable of tolerating the vulnerability that true intimacy requires, or at least one in which women know to ask for this much.
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Most charitable organizations seek the involvement of donors, to keep them giving and perhaps persuade some to serve as trustees, but the invitation Ms. Scott received was to become one of the first members of the Maverick Collective, a group of wealthy women who are required to become involved in the organizations they fund.
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It's still unclear who donated the items, but both grenade launchers and toys that look like grenade launchers are legal to own in the US. The former, however, is classified as a "destructive device" under federal law (as are grenades), making civilian ownership difficult and a poor choice for donation in even the most charitable circumstances.
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But what is certain about Three Billboards is that if this many people saw Dixon's arc as redemptive — and if we take the most charitable view, that it wasn't intended to trivialize the experiences of abused and tortured black characters in order to humanize a white character — then the problem is in the film itself, which allowed room for a reading that was counter to its intentions.
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In the most charitable interpretation of these employees' stories, Juicero was a naive but well-intentioned venture that bit off more than it could chew; in the least, it's about an overconfident egotist who was handsomely rewarded by a bloated industry bent on profit and willing to leap at any opportunity to beat back the inconvenience of mortality (and Juicero's financiers might have seen a bit of themselves in Evans' own well-publicized fear of death, the reason he first became a raw vegan.) "You feel the sting of all these attacks and yet you understand—they're right," a former employee said regarding the wave of bad press since the company's launch.
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In 2015, Law360 released a survey which ranked Venable among the top five most charitable law firms in the country.
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The Pine Bluff metropolitan area ranked as the seventh-most charitable metro area in the nation during the same time period.
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In 2007, the Lon Haldeman Award was created to recognise the Race Across America team that raises the most charitable donations that year.
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Agassi founded the Andre Agassi Charitable Association in 1994, which assists Las Vegas' young people. He was awarded the ATP Arthur Ashe Humanitarian award in 1995 for his efforts to help disadvantaged youth. He has been cited as the most charitable and socially involved player in professional tennis. It has also been claimed that he may be the most charitable athlete of his generation.
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Maleske, Melissa (September 29, 2015). The 10 Most Charitable Law Firms. Law360. Retrieved October 23, 2015. The Foundation's charitable donations frequently focus on programs serving disadvantaged children and young people or that provide free legal services to low-income people.
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Previously, the nation's top two sporting honours, namely the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and the Arjuna Award, were also conferred on her by the Government of India. Nehwal is a philanthropist and was ranked 18th on the list of most charitable athletes.
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The IHL Man of the Year was awarded annually by the International Hockey League to the player who displays the most charitable and educational leadership in the community. The award was awarded from 1993 to 2001, also known as the I. John Snider, II Trophy.
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Ireland ranks fifth in the world in terms of gender equality. In 2011, Ireland was ranked the most charitable country in Europe, and second most charitable in the world. Contraception was controlled in Ireland until 1979, however, the receding influence of the Catholic Church has led to an increasingly secularised society. A constitutional ban on divorce was lifted following a referendum in 1995. Divorce rates in Ireland are very low compared to European Union averages (0.7 divorced people per 1,000 population in 2011) while the marriage rate in Ireland is slightly above the European Union average (4.6 marriages per 1,000 population per year in 2012).
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Leary was known for a broad spectrum of charitable activities. His associate, Alfred Battle, described Leary as "...the most charitable men I ever knew. He gave money to everybody he thought needed it." Both of Leary's wives were actively engaged in charitable activities and donated to notable causes.
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The foundation also supports fellowship and scholarship programs to encourage diversity in higher education and the legal field. Other causes funded by the Foundation support community-based initiatives that involve food and shelter, health, and the arts. In 2015, Law360 recognized Morrison & Foerster as one of the 10 Most Charitable Law Firms.
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At the time Italy had about 2,500 military aircraft in service. Only 11,000 more were produced during the next three years, far fewer than any of the other major belligerents." James Sadkovich gives the most charitable interpretation of Italian failures, blaming inferior equipment, overextension, and inter-service rivalries. Its forces had "more than their share of handicaps.
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In March 2014, Shahid Afridi established the Shahid Afridi Foundation which aims to provide healthcare and education facilities in Pakistan. He was named among the world's most charitable athletes by Do Something in August 2015. UNICEF and many Pakistani authorities have taken Shahid Afridi on board for the anti-polio campaign in the tribal belt of lawless Waziristan region.
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In 2009, Santos and her husband Agoncillo were praised by some for helping victims of Typhoon Glenda, including their friends and co-stars Gladys Reyes and her husband Christopher Roxas.Hollywood stars tweet ways to help typhoon Ondoy victims PEP.ph. Retrieved 30 June 2012. In 2010, Santos ranked No. 8 on the list of "10 Most Charitable Filipino Celebrities" of SPOT.
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Jacobsen, Kevin. "Most Charitable Celebrities: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift Among Stars 'Gone Good'", EnStars, December 29, 2016 Ziegler has also joined her sister to support Dancers Against Cancer.Chiu, Melody. "Maddie and Mackenzie Ziegler Support Young Dancers Battling Cancer in Touching PSA", People, July 5, 2018 In 2018, Ziegler performed at the first We Day Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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Kling also has his own blog, askblog, which sports the motto: "taking the most charitable views of those who disagree." The "ask" in askblog apparently stands for "Arnold S. Kling." He is an Adjunct Scholar for the Cato Institute and is affiliated with the Mercatus Center. Kling graduated from Swarthmore College in 1975 and received a Ph.D. in economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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10 Most Charitable Filipino Celebrities SPOT.ph. Retrieved 30 June 2012. When it comes to giving a hand to her colleagues in the business, Santos is a solid provider. Together with director Dante Nico Garcia, they launched the Ploning Foundation in February 2009 to inspire filmmakers to make quality projects intended for a global audience and to impart what the Ploning team learned during their Oscar campaign.
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However, on 26 April 1679, the House of Commons petitioned for Pickering's execution. Charles yielded, and on 9 May 1679, Pickering was hanged, drawn and quartered at Tyburn with Ambrose Mac-Fall, George Terpitsas and the Benedictine George Gervase. He was one of the 107 martyrs beatified by Pope Pius XI on 15 December 1929. In character, he was described as the most charitable and sweet-tempered of men.
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The commitment of his to the charity makes him one of the most charitable people across the nation. He supports people in education, healthcare, religious, social and community-related causes irrespective of gender and race. There are many initiatives taken by him that focus on improving the quality and equity of school education in India. He has good critical thinking skills and a caring attitude toward the poor, needy and disabled.
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In March, Ronaldo agreed to be the ambassador for The Mangrove Care Forum in Indonesia, an organisation aiming to raise awareness of mangrove conservation. Ronaldo was named the world's most charitable sportsperson in 2015 after donating £5 million to the relief effort after the earthquake in Nepal which killed over 8,000 people. In June 2016, Ronaldo donated the entirety of his €600,000 Champions League bonus after Real Madrid won the 2015–16 UEFA Champions League.
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There exists a second level of sovereign government in the United States after the federal government: those of the several states of the United States. The vast majority of non-governmental corporations in the United States are chartered by the states of the United States. This includes most charitable corporations, non-profit corporations, and for-profit corporations. States also have the power to charter corporations that they own, control, or are responsible for the regulation and finance of.
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Throughout her life Winehouse donated her money, music and time to many charities, particularly those concerned with children. She was once named "the most charitable act" by Pop World. While this side of her personality was never well known to the general public, throughout both the arts community and the charity community she was known for her generosity. In 2008, Winehouse appeared naked in an issue of Easy Living Magazine to raise awareness of breast cancer.
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Fritsch called on one million citizens to contribute one dollar to her campaign so she could get her message out. Fritsch often warned the Texas GOP that the state could turn Democratic if they refused to reach out to changing demographics. Fritsch also noted that she was financially the most charitable candidate in the race. She was one of three candidates running against Greg Abbott, the party favorite, and she was described as the most serious of Abbott's rivals.
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That same year, he raised capital by selling 500,000 commons stocks and increasing the rates by 16% for California consumers. Four years later, he planned to increase the rates again within the next two years. By the end of his tenure as chairman, in 1979, Horton was elected as the chairman of the Edison Electric Institute. Two years later, Southern California Edison honored him by establishing the Jack K. Horton Humanitarian Award given annually to their most charitable employee.
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Through Uralchem, Mazepin is involved in several charitable activities, including social programs for children and veterans, regional development initiatives, education and science programs, as well as activities for promoting culture and sports. According to Forbes and Ria Novosti, Mazepin spent $700.000 on charitable causes in 2012, most of it on a project that is sponsoring cars for large low-income families in the Kirov region. Forbes also listed Mazepin as one of the most charitable Russian billionaires in 2013.
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Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1972.pg 80 As such, Pope John's involvement with witchcraft persecution can be officially traced to his 1326 Papal Bull Super illius specula in which he laid out a description of those who engage in witchcraft. Pope John also warned people against not only learning magic or teaching it but against the more “execrable” act of performing magic. Pope John stated that anyone who did not heed his “most charitable” warning would be excommunicated.
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Both during his NFL career and after, Rice was known for his commitment to community service. Causes that Rice was involved in include the Make-A-Wish Foundation, cyberbullying prevention, and homeless aid. As a result of his service, Rice was voted as the city of Baltimore's most charitable person in 2012. Much of his work post- career is not public, which his publicist has said is to ensure that Rice's work isn't viewed as an attempt to improve his image.
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In 2009, Druckenmiller was the most charitable man in America, giving $705 million to foundations that support medical research, education, and anti-poverty, including a $100 million gift to found a Neuroscience Institute at the NYU School of Medicine. Druckenmiller is also Chairman of the Board of Harlem Children's Zone, a multi-faceted, community-based project. Harlem Children's Zone was founded by Druckenmiller's college friend and fellow Bowdoin College alumnus Geoffrey Canada. In 2006, Druckenmiller gave $25 million to the organization.
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Whereas, The NGO, Voice of Children Islamabad, also celebrates Children's day and arranges activities for children and parents on that day. The EPO and SFB also celebrate Children's day and arrange fun and interactive sessions for children and parents. For Children's Day, there are many festivals and events organized by schools and organizations, that focus on having fun and lively activities that kids and their families can enjoy. Most charitable organizations also partake in the festivities, by holding functions or partnering with bigger organizations.
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Over the years its political role in the community appeared to have moderated, and it became more of a social center, as well as extending its membership to include non-German Jews and others. In 1987, it was the location of the world's 'most charitable' bridge game, which raised $62,000. Historically known as a Jewish club, the club has indicated a willingness to broaden its membership. Nonetheless, a perceived lack of diversity caused member Michael Bloomberg to resign in 2001, in anticipation of his initial mayoral run.
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He has been referenced in various pop songs, cartoons, and video games. He is an operatically trained vocalist and is also a Cantopop and Mandopop star, having released a number of albums and sung many of the theme songs for the films in which he has starred. He is also a globally known philanthropist and has been named as one of the top 10 most charitable celebrities by Forbes magazine. In 2004, film scholar Andrew Willis stated that Chan was "perhaps" the "most recognised star in the world".
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He participates in school events including the Halloween costume contest, Most Charitable Teen contest, local raves, student president elections, and the head cheerleader contest, the last of which he beats Mandy and Clover. Arnold serves as the episodic villain In "Super Nerd Much?", where he acquires a magic ring that allows him to steal the "coolness" from other people. In the episode "Arnold the Great", he is inspired to dress as comic book superhero Admiral Admirable, but it is manipulated by villain Geraldine Husk into thinking the girls are his enemies.
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In 2018, Berlanti and husband Robbie Rogers chaired Fuck Cancer’s inaugural Barbara Berlanti Heroes Gala, named in honor of his late mother. Berlanti Productions was also a sponsor of the event. Kristin Chenoweth headlined the event, while co-founder Yael Cohen Braun and board member Stephen Amell were the headline honorees at the event. Berlanti said that his mother Barbara was the most charitable person he ever knew and that there was no better way to honor her than a night of fun and giving back to this incredible organization.
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Every year, the Student Council hosts Mr. EHS, a beauty pageant, talent show and fund raiser that also searches for the very special and outstanding male who attends Edison High. A month prior to the performance, contestants were required to individually raise money for the affiliated charity such as the Simpson-Baber Foundation for the Autistic (2006) or Buddy Ball (2005). Whichever contestant raises the most money was immediately awarded "Most Charitable." In addition, each year Mr. EHS finalizes with announcements of the winner, Mr. Congeniality, and the amount of money the show raised (approx.
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He was also vice-chairman of the Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney and a local director of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. His most charitable work was for the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital as he gave the hospital its first X-ray machine and £1000 to endow the H. E. Kater ward. When he died in 1924 his son Sir Norman Kater inherited Mount Broughton. Norman was born in 1874 in Ryde, NSW. He studied Medicine at the University of Sydney and became a Doctor.
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Wakefield was well known throughout Major League Baseball as one of its most charitable players. He was nominated eight times by the Red Sox for the Roberto Clemente Award, presented to the player who best reflects the spirit of giving back to the community, winning the award in 2010. Since 1998, Wakefield has partnered with the Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston to bring patients to Fenway Park to share time with him on and off the field. He has also hosted an annual celebrity golf tournament for 18 years.
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Although there were many primary and secondary schools in Raozan, Raozan were deprived of higher education. After 10 years of Language Movement, the dream of the region was the famous felicity of the region. East Pakistan Provincial Legislative Council Chairman AKM Fazlul Kabir Chowdhury dreamed that day he needed a college to educate Rauzanese in higher education. Therefore, he established the Raozan College after discussing with one of Raozan's most charitable people Dr. Shamsul Huda Chowdhury, Advocate Jalal Ahmad, Nutan Chandra Singh, Rebati Ranjan Biswas, Principal Tofail Ahmed and others.
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Her loss was mourned by the townspeople with one writing: "In her death we lose one of our most charitable citizens; she will be missed by very many of the poor of Martinsburg; she was always seeking the sick and administering to their wants. She was truly an angel of mercy and charity and a strict and consistent member of the church". Boarman was also involved in church activities and, when their children were younger, wrote to a local convent asking the Mother Superior for Nuns to teach the Catholic children of Martinsburg. Boarman died in Martinsburg on September 13, 1879.
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Cyrus also supports thirty-nine well-known charities, including: Make-a-Wish Foundation, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, To Write Love on Her Arms, NOH8 Campaign, Love Is Louder Than the Pressure to Be Perfect and The Jed Foundation among others. In 2013, Cyrus was named the fourteenth most charitable celebrity of the year by Do Something. She also appeared with Justin Bieber and Pitbull in a television special entitled The Real Change Project: Artists for Education. On July 26, 2014, it was announced that Cyrus would appear alongside Justin Timberlake at an HIV/AIDS charity event in the White House.
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Although the book is written entirely in Polish, it has a bilingual, Latin and Polish, title. Compendium ferculorum and both mean "a collection of dishes", in Latin and Polish, respectively; these are joined by the Polish conjunction albo, "or". The work opens with Czerniecki's dedication to his "most charitable lady and benefactress", Princess née , recalling a famed banquet given to Pope Urban VIII by her father, Prince , during his diplomatic mission to Rome in 1633. Ossoliński's legation was famous for its ostentatious sumptuousness designed to show off the grandeur and prosperity of the Polish- Lithuanian Commonwealth, even to the point of deliberately fitting his mount with loose golden horseshoes, only to lose them while ceremoniously entering the Eternal City.
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In Philanthropy Under Fire Husock defends the American tradition of independent philanthropy from significant political and intellectual challenges which threaten it today. Although the U.S. continues to be the most charitable nation in the world, serious efforts seek to discourage traditional, personal charitable giving by changing the tax code, and directing philanthropy toward causes chosen by government. Some voices seek to narrow the very definition of philanthropy to include only direct redistribution of income from rich to poor. In contrast, Husock broadly defends philanthropy’s causes—from the food pantry to the art museum to the university science lab—as both a source of effective new ideas and as a core aspect of democracy and liberty.
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"Maddie and Mackenzie Ziegler + DoSomething.org Birthday Mail", Youtube, May 9, 2016 The same organization placed the Ziegler sisters on their 2016 list of charitable young celebrities.Jacobsen, Kevin. "Most Charitable Celebrities: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift Among Stars 'Gone Good'", EnStars, December 29, 2016 Ziegler also performed with Travis Wall at Nigel Lythgoe's Dizzy Feet Foundation gala in 2016 to raise funds for dance education programs for low-income children and scholarships for talented students at dance schools in the U.S."Stars Celebrate the Dizzy Feet Foundation's 6th Annual Celebration of Dance Gala", BroadwayWorld.com, September 11, 2016 Since 2016, Ziegler has partnered with Dancers Against Cancer, appearing in public service announcements to raise awareness and funding for people battling cancer.
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' The most charitable interpretation we can come up with is that at least Alicia was partially thinking of Grace as she did it". Margulies has received critical acclaim for her performance as Alicia Florrick. In his initial review of the series, Rob Owen of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette praised Margulies' performance, calling the show "a terrific showcase for actress Julianna Margulies, who elevates the already-good material with her perceptive, open performance." Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter also praised Margulies' performance, writing that "the excellence of Margulies' performance has rested in her refusal to make Alicia easy to understand, in keeping up a complicated wall and choosing those few moments in which to expose emotional cracks.
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Datuk' Choong Chin Liang, DPMP, PMP, JP (1919–1998) was a Malaysian Chinese businessman, philanthropist and Justice of the Peace from Ipoh, Perak, who was known to Malaysians as the "Heart Man of Ipoh" due to his philanthropy and his long involvement with the Ipoh Lions Club Heart Fund. He was known to Ipoh Residents as one of the most charitable individuals in the city and was involved in numerous non-profit organizations. Choong dedicated his wealth and industry to the many causes that he supported. Datuk Choong was the only charter member of the Lions Club of Ipoh with the most number of years of service and was also District Governor of District 308 (Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei).
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In some cases, the original goals of the organization become displaced in part by repeating behaviors that become traditional within the organization. For example, a company that manufactures widgets may decide to do seek good publicity by putting on a fundraising drive for a popular charity, or having a tent at a local county fair. If the fundraising drive or county fair tent is successful, the company may choose to make this an annual tradition, and may eventually involve more and more employees and resources in the new goal of raising the most charitable funds, or having the best county fair tent. In some cases, goals are displaced because the initial problem is resolved or the initial goal becomes impossible to pursue.
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Writing in 1890, Jacob Riis, commenting on the extent of private charity, says: "New York is, I firmly believe, the most charitable city in the world. Nowhere is there so eager a readiness to help ..." Medieval guilds were an early basis for many Western benefit societies. A guild charter document from 1200 states: : "To become a gildsman,..it was necessary to pay certain initiation fees,..(and to take) an oath of fealty to the fraternity, swearing to observe its laws, to uphold its privileges, not to divulge its counsels, to obey its officers, and not to aid any non-gildsman under cover of the newly- acquired 'freedom.'" (C Gross, The Gild Merchant, (1927)) This charter shows the importance of 'brotherhood', and the principles of discipline, conviviality and benevolence.
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Every time a gaming joint is raided, the papers say it is supposed to > have been one of Sam Paul's, and lately every time a crime has been > committed they say it was planned here at the clubrooms, and every man the > police arrest is said to be a member of the Sam Paul Association. And all > this, when as a matter of fact this is only a social club and dining room, > and Sam Paul is one of the nicest fellows, and one of the most charitable > men in New York. He wouldn't hurt a fly. Paul and Webber, who together ran the popular Sans Souci Music Hall on Third Avenue at 13th Street, had previously been involved in a violent dispute with Rosenthal after Rosenthal arranged a New York City Police Department raid on that club and subsequently took over the nearby Hesper Club on Second Avenue.
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