Your benevolent sexism can now simply take the form of benevolence.
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These days, gratitude grates, and benevolence is viewed with beady eyes.
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A national campaign in 2020 would promise not greatness but benevolence.
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But the unexpected act of benevolence doesn't yield permanently positive results.
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Of course, Walmart is not doing this out of pure benevolence.
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Russia, he said, expected an "era of benevolence," but was double-crossed.
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Amid this tragedy, there are also stories of great courage and benevolence.
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There was always a 'reason,' at times masked with fake altruism or benevolence.
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So what did Barry do in the face of such benevolence and forgiveness?
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These outside groups, through their benevolence, will allow these tournaments to go down.
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This good performance reflects the benevolence of the underwritten risks and business mix.
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Indeed, we've come to distrust anything that looks like a politics of benevolence.
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According to Shonibare, philanthropy has nothing to do with altruism, generosity, or benevolence.
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And, somewhat counterintuitively, she regarded benevolence as an essential requirement of her job.
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Outside Germany, though, Mr Trump's victory has left disaffected liberals gasping for German benevolence.
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It wasn't a venue for us to polish our ideas about our own benevolence.
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In most cases, this phenomenon is inspired not by the pure benevolence of corporations.
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Perhaps surprisingly, many recipients are themselves hopping on the benevolence bandwagon, usually Luxembourg style.
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The Sun Tzu identifies five of these qualities: wisdom, sincerity, benevolence, courage and discipline.
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If that's not a true act of benevolence, then I don't know what is.
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Neither tax nor benevolence has much to do with this minor act of redistribution.
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That history, honestly recounted, is filled with complication, defiance, compromise and, yes, even benevolence.
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Where have we seen any evidence of Trump's benevolence, either in spirit or resources?
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Instead of benevolence and big-heartedness, it provokes irritation and theological feuds among financial types.
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He saw that the benevolence of good people could not, by itself, secure social change.
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We should not waste our joy nor forget our benevolence as we coddle our fears.
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We're guessing prosecutors don't give a crap about his benevolence, but the clock is ticking.
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But accompanying that benevolence was Barry's reputation as a ruthless business competitor who had enemies.
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"Behind the Myth of Benevolence" (2014) is the most direct of Kaphar's works in Unseen.
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The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence, were, all, my business.
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And with the benevolence that comes from either forgiveness or amnesia, I let it go.
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Despite the aliens' apparent benevolence and well-meaning, their advanced technology rapidly destroys Earth's economy.
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"Somebody's gotta get on that throne, in a way there's some benevolence moving forward," he said.
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"I'm interested in people's ability to love and their inner benevolence in China," the director said.
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I would say it's not quite correct to interpret this news as benevolence on Bezos's part.
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True enough, Spieth himself has benefited from similar benevolence of the golf gods in the past.
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"In most cases, this phenomenon is inspired not by the pure benevolence of corporations," he wrote.
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The piling up of ghastly episodes punctured the myth of Big Tech's unerring wisdom and benevolence.
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Compared with the paintings, the photographs of nude older people in the exhibition display less benevolence.
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In return, Mr. Trump's usual hostility may be temporarily eased into something resembling benevolence toward them.
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But perhaps unsurprisingly, Ward's act of benevolence hasn't come without its fair share of unintended consequences.
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These Dreamers should be made to serve the country as thank you for the nation's benevolence.
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But just under the surface, it's clear that it's the same fantasia of barely-there benevolence.
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She asked me if I was aware of the country's history of benevolence toward its Jewish community.
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Do you see a potential benevolence in the possibilities of metadata, at least when it's self-applied?
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In 1945 she boarded one of them, the Benevolence, bound for the Marshall Islands and then Japan.
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Female Canadian Tinder profiles tend to signal kindness and benevolence while Brazil, they signal affiliation and status.
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On public outings, she grandly demonstrates her benevolence by distributing crisp paper currency to small, impoverished children.
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Mystery and Benevolence Bash (Wednesday) "Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection," on view at the American Folk Art Museum through May 8, features art and objects of secret societies in the United States from the past two centuries.
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Also, Fiber is pledging to bring this benevolence to public housing facilities in every city where it exists.
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To be clear, this is a strategic decision on Nusra's part rather than any kind of actual benevolence.
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Price: ~$103 Buy on: Benevolence LA Mondaine's watches offer a clean, simple style based on Swiss railway clocks.
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His benevolence His family was his band and his crew, and he was deeply devoted to that family.
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They did so not out of abstract benevolence or Utopian naivete, but because global engagement ensured American interests.
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That may be a worthwhile venture, but at some point, the connection between profit and benevolence becomes strained.
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But they must not fall into the trap of believing in his inconsistent and ultimately double-edged benevolence.
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His benevolence and its limitations go hand in hand when "the maldistribution itself is the problem," Soskis said.
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And when he died, he became a beloved saint and was given a holiday to celebrate his benevolence.
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The best falsa blanket: Benevolence LA's Falsa blanket ($19.95) Benevolence LA makes an inexpensive acrylic Falsa blanket of slightly higher quality than most, and while they don't make the best beach blanket in the world thanks to the sand that tends to work its way in, it's still a popular classic.
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As Yu noted, the realization of the event was no act of benevolence on the part of the institution.
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The promises of convenience and corporate benevolence may have so far limited much of the backlash against tech companies.
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She didn't know how to act around her new roommates, who treated her with a kind of hesitant benevolence.
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And I would extend the American ethos of benevolence and goodwill to others, and expected it to be reciprocated.
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He lacks any sort of moral compass and is missing a core code of benevolence, service, altruism and humility.
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"We are in a situation where our safety net is literally at the benevolence of the city," she said.
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Small good deeds and acts of benevolence make me feel good, even if I don't share it with anybody.
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LUCY ROSE This singer dared to perform quietly at SXSW, radiating solace and benevolence in her gauzy, luminous voice.
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In other words, we favor benevolence over honesty, when it&aposs clear someone told a lie for benevolent reasons.
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If my read is correct, it's an act of benevolence in the face of hostility that Dumbledore would approve of.
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He spoke fluent pirate, but he discharged his commanding duties with the tact and benevolence of a cruise-ship captain.
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The fact that Robert E. Lee wasn't hung as a traitor was thanks to the benevolence of the US government.
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I think they look upon us with a sort of benevolence, if anything—they just see youthful fun and partying.
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The brothers bequeathed to their heirs a laudable tradition of benevolence, and an immense fortune with which to indulge it.
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The obvious risk is that the movie, sated with such benevolence, will doze off into the winsome or the cute.
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Venus loves being in Pisces, an open-hearted sign that Venus can really express its good nature and benevolence through.
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A bulky figure, Camp can be solid or sweatily flustered; his benevolence bears a glint of menace, and vice versa.
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Your city grows or shrinks, depending on how well you rule, but benevolence and balance aren't too challenging to maintain.
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The landscape is gorgeous, but it's eerie in its benevolence—and the creepy statues scattered around the island don't help.
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The forces out to kill us with their benevolence are more crazed now than they were when you were alive.
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She has found that in many cases, when it comes to building trust, benevolence can be more important than honesty.
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An overwhelming majority of white people believed that slaveowners, not enslaved African-Americans, deserved recompense for the benevolence of manumission.
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But Victor Vazquez's goofily utopian, politically hip benevolence makes more of weed than Jerry Rubin or Dr. Chronic ever did.
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But, the next investigation may not be conducted with similar benevolence, and the questions it raises about privacy must be pursued.
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Like Hobbes and Nietzsche before him, he seems to imagine an overly brutalistic universe, nearly without benevolence, beauty, attachment and love.
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It's a true sign of the dog's benevolence that it allowed this whole scene to play out without snipping at Bloomberg.
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The objects in Mystery and Benevolence are seductive with their strangeness and feel somehow accessible through the ordinariness of the materials.
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Some people in Brussels and other European centers talk as if London's financial district was entirely dependent on their benevolence, Browne said.
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Why is it that we continue to deride sufferers of one disease and openly project benevolence and humanity towards victims of another?
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The NCAA and its attendants claim Hield's success as the result of their benevolence and present his admirable traits as their own.
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In Schultz's telling, the benevolence of corporations and a public commitment to the dignity of work can cure everything that ails America.
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With the Awood Center suddenly commanding national attention, Amazon projected a measure of seemingly strategic benevolence during the week before the protest.
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Benevolence may be wide-reaching, and Mayr believes these findings should make the cynics of the world feel optimistic about our future.
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He didn't speak much, but he did exude a kind of fatherly benevolence, as he does in some of the bride's memoirs.
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But challenges were building and by 2000, when voters registered growing dissatisfaction with him, his earlier benevolence toward white farmers finally evaporated.
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Alexander Stille, a professor of journalism at Columbia University, is the author of "Benevolence and Betrayal: Five Italian Jewish Families Under Fascism."
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Asked if he trusted U.S. President Donald Trump or was scared by his actions, Juncker said he viewed Trump with "growing benevolence".
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I see the hope in his actions, but I doubt the benevolence of the United States and its interest in my country.
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States don't offer lotteries out of benevolence; they do it to exploit one of the most effective money-making schemes ever devised.
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To recognize his benevolence, Oklahoma EMSA had a special "Everyday Hero" medal created for Durant and is having it engraved with his name.
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In an act of modest benevolence, league officials gave the players about 30 minutes to change, get their ankles taped and warm up.
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While aboard the Benevolence, Duerk helped attend to the sick and wounded being brought back from the Third Fleet&aposs operations against Japan.
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" The Satanic Temple is a group, headquartered in Salem, Massachusetts, that says its mission is "to encourage benevolence and empathy among all people.
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Yet it is dangerous, Mayr said, to think this way—to imagine the world as a place where general benevolence does not exist.
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If her heart is open to benevolence for the greater good, then the least the Democrats can do is not close the door.
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"The Florida Project" is honest about the limits of benevolence, and about the wishful thinking that can cloud our understanding of the world.
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Yet out of sheer benevolence, the machines have provided humans with some amusement: A simulation of what having a job used to look like.
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And that's to say nothing of how the country remains a monarchy, where citizens' happiness is directly dependent on the benevolence of the king.
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However, President Trump's system of listening to business leaders who pay to access him is largely inconsistent with the benevolence of providing public goods.
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In these cases, solidarity was not an expression of empathy or benevolence, but the response required by an understanding of one's own unacceptable complicity.
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The old flag's benevolence stance wouldn't do in to the stifling heart of the regime, where Gilead is positioning itself as a world power.
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More often than not, the fate of the adult industry comes down to the benevolence of lawmakers rather than the actual rule of law.
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The benevolence or meanness of individual masters makes very little difference in a society built on the total exploitation of human bodies for profit.
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His work refers to the Americas as the "classical work of Spain," and depicts colonialism as "an immense creation" of benevolence, justice, and beauty.
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In her wisdom and benevolence, she has done the same again for her second full-length Stillness in Wonderland, which she released on Friday.
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The researchers observed altruistic behavior that is linked to a "general benevolence dimension," which increases with age and transcends factors like gender or wealth.
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Meanwhile, even professed liberals can accept the legitimacy and benevolence of repressive policies if they're couched in enough technocratic wonkery and appeals to rules.
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In her mute confusion and silent gratitude, she serves as an example of someone who benefits from the benevolence of an almighty college grad.
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But I also noticed times when I mistook benevolence for selfishness, times when my motive was all about avoiding a difficult, but necessary, conversation.
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And yet, in his work, he questions mainstream society's aesthetic assumptions and its belief in the benevolence of capitalism by offering a challenging alternative.
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Both the wrapped sword and the unidentified jewel ("Yasakani no Magatama," representing benevolence), which is kept in a coiffre, are held aloft during the ceremony.
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Of course, for every statement Mr. Page makes about Alphabet's technocorporate benevolence, you can find many competitors and privacy advocates holding their noses in disgust.
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The myth of the "kind master" is fully shattered; benevolence is not part of the equation when the ownership of human beings is at hand.
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The Symphony has an Apollonian benevolence worthy of Satie; the Concerto for Nine Instruments and the Variations for Orchestra have drama and excitement to spare.
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Across East Asia, his teachings about harmony, benevolence and righteousness have influenced everything from the makeup of political institutions to the dynamics of everyday relationships.
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Sadier's voice is gentle to the ear, yet it is a space that precariously walks the line of beautiful sonic benevolence and political, dystopian horror.
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These payments are not just about benevolence — they also help blunt the outrage over rising drug prices by limiting how much patients have to pay.
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Brian Cox is predictably fine as the patriarch, Logan Roy, whose absent-minded benevolence is often swamped by deep tides of anger and hurt pride.
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"Low rates coupled with mass benevolence from corporate America means you may be able to borrow some cash to help tide you over," he says.
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For many people, this moment marked the start of an outpouring of generosity and benevolence that saved souls and brought distant lands into the modern world.
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Falun Gong, which means "law wheel practice" in Chinese, is a set of meditation exercises and texts that preach the virtues of truth, benevolence and forbearance.
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Chaotic benevolence (to the tune of "Winter Wonderland") Sleigh bells ringAre you listenin'In the laneSnow is glistenin'A beautiful beastAll orange and hairyGritty is my supervisor now.
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Not because I have any faith in Facebook's transparent benevolence; because they already have a way-past-enormous cornucopia of such data, more accurately (implicitly) tagged.
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There's a long list of reasons why Dolly is forever No. 1 in our hearts — her wit, charm, benevolence — but first and foremost, it's her music.
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Also Sunni, their initial benevolence toward the communities they swallowed was quickly usurped by a ghastly brutality that made them the international menace they now are.
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Above all, he instilled the whole family with a deep and abiding passion for what he insisted was the beauty and benevolence of the Great Plains.
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And, when the ruling race or class claims the right to do this, is there a problem of power being ignored in all their claimed benevolence?
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They are used to indicate gratitude when God bestows something upon you that you would have been incapable of attaining were it not for divine benevolence.
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They put their hope in the benevolence and fairness of the mass of Americans — what Howells called the sufficiency of the common — rather than in elites.
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"It may be the best option for many, just as a benevolent dictatorship can be O.K. for as long as the benevolence lasts," Mr. Green said.
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Confucianism, with its focus on social harmony, benevolence, discipline, and filial duty, serves as a more appropriate rubric for contemporary art's shift from politics to ethics.
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Fiction THE FARM By Joanne Ramos Commercial surrogacy — the birthing of another woman's baby in exchange for cash — is an act of benevolence, or of exploitation.
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This benevolence is an expression of the Dardennes' stubborn humanist faith, and also of their commitment to the battered and resilient ideals of European social democracy.
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"Calling forth these powerful yet soft energies while opening my heart chakra gives me a sense of balance and benevolence towards my connection with the universe."
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Meanwhile, others have embraced the imagery, going so far as to say they've been touched by Glover's portrayal of Obama's theoretical benevolence towards an internally divided West.
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Like, maybe he already knows where he's gonna plunk this sucker down but he just wants to hear the rest of the country beg for his benevolence.
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Even the enduring British joke, acknowledged in "Darkest Hour," that all babies look like Churchill was no handicap, for people were well disposed toward such stubborn benevolence.
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According to Kirk, she was able to defuse the situation as much as possible, choosing benevolence over retaliation, and slowly the blazing anger was reduced to embers.
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So he designed a garden around five boulders, representing the Confucian values known as "the Five Constants," to ground his daily meditation: Justice. Benevolence. Integrity. Knowledge. Propriety.
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So let's visualize those phrenology skulls mapping distinct faculties in the brain, the ones that spur chastity, sympathy, philanthropy, philoprogenitiveness, mirthfulness, sincerity, grace, morality, generosity, kindness, benevolence.
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The Communist Party had made superficial overtures toward Uighur inclusion — not only to prove the party's benevolence but also to project a picture of a unified country.
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The ghoulishness of his killings — which he described as an act of benevolence and mercy that he provided to the sick and old people — drew international attention.
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Given the name Angelo, he grows up among aristocrats who treat him not as a servant but as a curio and a symbol of their own benevolence.
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He told him where he was from, which was more than enough to win the benevolence of the king who rules over this microscopic venue in Pereira.
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In a stroke of true benevolence, Thundercat has provided a music video for "Show You the Way," the Drunk lead cut featuring Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins.
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Our philanthropy showcases the benevolence, entrepreneurship and communitarian spirit that still lives at the heart of our national spirit, even if it is missing from our national news.
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Stein proselytizes her initiative is merely an act of egalitarian benevolence as a means of ensuring and safeguarding the future integrity of America's voting process and election system.
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There's plenty of fragmented musing throughout Batman v Superman about how Superman is essentially a god incarnate, with Earth benefiting from his benevolence, but helpless before his whims.
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I believe in becoming the benevolence I've benefited from, so naturally I attended Drexel University for my MS in Library Science and became an archivist and public librarian.
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Being tough on foreigners in the name of safety from potential terrorists is evidently generating more political currency than appealing for benevolence and compassion for people in distress.
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For him personally, the discomfort was a chance for self-improvement and an opportunity to double down on values of openness and benevolence in the face of anxiety.
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It is a highly publicized, highly exclusive way for a global class of capitalists to both showcase their wealth and the benevolence with which they are distributing it.
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Because, months ago, when those things were taken down and sent to the museum in time for the January opening of "Mystery and Benevolence," she filled the vacancies.
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That raises an important question: Can we depend on the benevolence of society to compensate and care for those who would lose out if dire events actually happened?
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The ethnographers of the mid-century sought out indigenous sounds with a sort of patronizing benevolence, documenting vanishing forms of expression against a backdrop of colonization and exploitation.
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But Smith's gift, while undoubtedly valuable, highlights how infrequently such a massive gift is given, and the difficulty of using the financial benevolence of billionaires to solve systemic issues.
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It was formed a century ago under a different name, the Veterinary Benevolence Society, and in the 238s opened a helpline that it operates to this day, 2000/7.
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One need only compare this benevolence to the steely determination of past administrations to extrude Soviet and Russian influence from Latin America almost to the point of nuclear crisis.
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With only slight exaggeration, Carrère summarizes this outrageous benevolence: Love your enemies, take joy in being unhappy, prefer being small to being big, poor to rich, sick to healthy.
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That's the subject of "Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art From the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection," a captivating exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum.
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Each side thinks it is driven by benevolence, while the other is evil and motivated by hatred – and is therefore an enemy with whom one cannot negotiate or compromise.
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They have acquired an enormous amount of political and economic power, thanks in part to a bipartisan consensus on antitrust issues and on the benevolence of the tech industry.
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Each side thinks it is driven by benevolence, while the other is evil and motivated by hatred — and is therefore an enemy with whom one cannot negotiate or compromise.
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And their removal was presented, in propaganda films, as an act of benevolence on the part of the American government toward potential saboteurs, whose real loyalties lay with Tokyo.
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Mauriello, the former state environmental commissioner, said the political calculus changes after storms: Beaches that wait year after year for money through the regular budget process suddenly receive Congress' benevolence.
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"Early entry" implies easy entry, that the right for young players to enter the league without waiting four years was bequeathed by the N.B.A. out of a sense of benevolence.
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"I never met him in person, but he feels like family, because I can sense his benevolence for our country," U Kyaw Soe, a river delta farmer, said by phone.
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All the while, student debt remains high, and the economic scandals of the 2000s have led to millennials being more cynical than their elders about the benevolence of corporate overlords.
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The issue was championed most forcefully in that primary by Mr. Christie, who has spoken about the need for benevolence in treating addiction as a disease rather than a crime.
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This might be going too far afield, but the loss of religion as an organizing force of a sort of hopeful benevolence or as an authority — you see what I'm saying?
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"Now that the constitutional reform is getting close, the PD has saved Silvio in exchange for benevolence, both on his part and the part of his powerful media empire," Grillo said.
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His grandfather Alexander Milne Calder sculpted the statue of William Penn that sits atop the Philadelphia City Hall, all big hat and benevolence, and his father, Stirling, was still more distinguished.
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"It is not that feeble spark of benevolence which Nature has lighted up in the human heart, that is thus capable of counteracting the strongest impulses of self-love," Smith wrote.
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Anyway, like anyone logical, most teams started posting offerings to curry the BasedGod's favor: And Lil B responded with benevolence: Everyone knew their place in the world of the wrathful BasedGod.
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The American Folk Art Museum's (AFAM) Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection examines this often hidden history through its arcane artifacts.
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Their growth and free-service benevolence succeeded at making the very idea of competitors' challenging their efforts — the industry's traditional way to solve the problems they've created — seem unnecessary or even counterproductive.
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When elephants are damaging corn fields and locals ask for help from Kenya Wildlife Service, the response is based on benevolence that seeks the best results with the least damage to elephants.
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"Family reunification" or chain migration policies are promoted as an act of benevolence, but the result is an influx of people who do not serve the best interests of the United States.
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Mystery and Benevolence was curated by Stacy C. Hollander, chief curator and director of exhibitions at AFAM, and Aimee E. Newell, director of collections at the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library.
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"Among your characters you must always include The Starving African, who wanders the refugee camp nearly naked, and waits for the benevolence of the West," Wainaina wrote in satirical instructions to aspiring writers.
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A century or so later, Peter Abelard famously rejected Anselm's theory, suggesting that the death of Jesus was simply an act of love, showing humanity a way forward, an example of divine benevolence.
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" As Adam Smith himself famously wrote, "It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest.
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But a benefit employees at an insurance company will enjoy next year, while seemingly just another spiffy perk, points to the larger problem of relying on corporate benevolence to solve massive social ills.
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Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection continues at the American Folk Art Museum (2 Lincoln Square, Upper West Side, Manhattan) through May 8.
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"Much of the cultural vitality of New York has long been due to the benevolence of such great Americans as Brooke Astor and David Rockefeller," Ms. Wintour said in a statement last week.
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Despite this benevolence, most of the action in the trailer gives us lots of hand-to-hand fighting, mainly with swords, knives, knife-tossing, at least one rifle-tossing, and several dog attacks.
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Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection continues at the American Folk Art Museum (2 Lincoln Square, Upper West Side, Manhattan) through May 8.
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There are too few transgender Americans for the group to become an influential voting bloc on its own; that's why we have to depend on the benevolence of others to advocate on our behalf.
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Ten years ago, most parents were represented by individual public defenders who were too harried to get to know their clients and often deferred to A.C.S. Even now, the old assumptions of benevolence persist.
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As long as transgender medicine retains the alleviation of pain as its benchmark of success, it will reserve for itself, with a dictator's benevolence, the right to withhold care from those who want it.
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If "Broad City" is a story of febrile friendship and "High Maintenance" one of buzzed benevolence, then "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," which ends Friday on Netflix after four seasons, is like an affectionate Bronx cheer.
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" He warned that the "smear campaign" against the North compelled it to "make firm determination that humanitarianism and benevolence for the enemy are a taboo and we should further sharpen the blade of law.
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Williams chose benevolence, allowing Jenkins to work out with his players, but that loss to Villanova — and the memory of it — was becoming nearly impossible for Williams, his staff and his players to escape.
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Li Wei, head of the Development Research Centre at the State Council, China's cabinet, sets out clearly that this is for reasons of self-interest—a shrewder tactic than merely mouthing pieties about Chinese benevolence.
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"Every few weeks I do a search on Twitter and there is an incredible benevolence about the Habsburgs," says Eduard Habsburg, Hungary's ambassador to the Vatican and the former ruling family's unofficial social-media maven.
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"I think people were experiencing a fundamental destabilization of human importance, of the guarantee of our own survival, and of God's benevolence, now that we learned that He could just wipe out creation," Lescaze said.
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Yet Harbaugh also represents a decided swerve from the gruff, Cold War-era personality of Schembechler, who revived Michigan after taking over in 13 and reigned over his program with storied benevolence for 21 years.
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Mira and Sloba, the diminutives of the couple's given names, loosely translate as "peace" and "freedom" — a benevolence belied by the havoc they wreaked when they ruled as Serbia's power couple from 22003 to 21987.
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CreditCreditDavid Kasnic for The New York Times MILWAUKEE — When the towers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers began rising after the Civil War, they were seen as soaring monuments to the nation's benevolence.
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The teams are affiliated with the university for marketing but do not have the connection to eligibility and "all the things I think are more problems than actually educational benevolence, as we claim," he said.
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Ahmed's narrow, austere, immature way of looking at the world is contrasted not with a rival set of beliefs, but with the patience of the people around him and the benevolence of the Belgian state.
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You have people that end up with benevolence with their approach, with their well-intentioned desire for harmony, that don't challenge themselves to challenge the one injustice that supersedes all injustice, and that is bondage.
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Zakia and Ali's tale is, however, only the epidermal layer of "The Lovers"; underneath is an insight into the architecture of Western saviordom and the choices it imposes on those on whom it bestows its benevolence.
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For the global one percent, tomorrow's utopia is an economic fallout shelter on the sea where benevolence is measured in consumer demand and little thought is given to the disposable poor indentured to keeping it afloat.
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Even if you think, as some do, that we have a duty of benevolence, it is a so-called imperfect duty — a duty to engage in some benevolent action or other, not in a particular one.
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Take a particularly infamous entry from Refinery29: In this one, a 693-year-old intern makes $3,000 to $3,500 a month in income but lives a lavish life in New York thanks to her family's benevolence.
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And the message of benevolence toward drug users has been at odds with the tone set by the president's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, who has been pushing more aggressive, war-on-drugs-style tactics in cities.
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Professor Marcus's many books also included "Representations: Essays on Literature and Society" (1976); "Doing Good: The Limits of Benevolence" (1978), with Willard Gaylin, Ira Glasser and David Rothman; and "Freud and the Culture of Psychoanalysis" (1984).
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To test the limits of humanity's faith in the benevolence of their robotic companions, Harvard senior Serena Booth designed a human-robot interaction study that took place over the course of a month on the Harvard campus.
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But West, who heroically broke up a fight between two photographers last month, showed even more benevolence toward paparazzi on Tuesday, when he accepted a ride from a photographer who'd been waiting for West outside the gym.
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Ed Guerrero, a film historian, noted that the film's "thematic emphasis on black confrontation with, or victory over, white oppression," departed significantly from stereotypes that emphasized white benevolence and black weakness or pathology, if not outright invisibility.
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" Mr. Miniero ascribed the benevolence less to the re-emergence of fascism than to what he called a "confusion" that prevails in Italy, "where intolerance and racism have become part of society, mostly because of social media.
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And as the nation's lacrosse team, the Redhawks, played a team from Rochester, Mr. Jacques said the tradition was also a way to acknowledge the benevolence of the natural world, offering sustenance as they struggled to survive.
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The Ku Klux Klan adopted it as a motto, stating that "the ABC of the Klan is America First, benevolence, clannishness" (a reminder, as if we need one, that even the most asinine rhetoric can be deadly).
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One thing that struck me while reading "Race Against Time" was the seeming benevolence of the FBI, which I wasn't expecting, given the FBI's historically barbed relationship with black Americans -- tapping phones, subverting civil rights leaders' activities.
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Yet as I watched the impeachment process unfold on TV, the great schism along party lines ever deepening, I thought back to the acts of benevolence we saw from people of all 14 states we hiked through.
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The assessment should seek to reveal where gaps in ability, integrity and benevolence exist, then examine how those gaps have led to actions and practices at the company that erode trust both inside and outside the company.
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And yet in this budget, they willingly, willfully exploded the deficit, not for public uplift or rebuilding America's infrastructure but rather on the spurious argument that giving truckloads of money back to businesses will spark their benevolence.
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Yet many Mexicans saw him as a populist antihero rather than as a murderer, because of his humble origins, his defiance of a corrupt and ineffective federal government, and his reputation for benevolence to Sinaloa's poor and downtrodden.
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" The spokesperson continued, "The smear campaign against [North Korea] staged in the U.S. compels us to make firm determination that humanitarianism and benevolence for the enemy are a taboo and we should further sharpen the blade of the law.
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Raphaelle Standell-Preston sings with openhearted earnestness about watching an eclipse as she assesses her life — "myself at the age of 27, questioning that the universe doesn't trust in me" — and ends up celebrating a loving friendship; benevolence reigns.
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He looks like a Pixar version of the emotion of Benevolence: graying blond hair, worn long and parted in the middle, a serene smile always on his lips, and creased eyes suggesting perpetual, hope-filled curiosity mixed with wisdom.
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Cora's northward journey first lands her in South Carolina, where what initially seems to be a policy of paternalistic benevolence toward blacks turns out to mask a series of disturbing medical interventions: a kind of early, statewide Tuskegee experiment.
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For more art related to these quizzical private clubs, see the American Folk Art Museum's new exhibition, Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection, which will open on January 21.
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IZHEVSK, Russia (Reuters) - In a stage-managed gesture of benevolence a year ahead of a presidential election, Russia's Vladimir Putin flew 1,200 km (750 miles) to call in on a woman living in squalor and ordered her to be rehoused immediately.
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Welfarism under a different name, a more respectable name and an attempt, again, to fool the American people into thinking that this is a form of benevolence when it&aposs just the form of welfarism in the form of socialism.
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IN A set piece of imperial pomp, power and benevolence for which the Chinese capital seems designed, the leaders of more than two dozen countries, plus envoys from fourscore more, gathered in Beijing last weekend—in awe of Xi Jinping.
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Duquette, who is rarely without his cowboy hat and a cowboy shirt embroidered with the Protect the Harvest or Lucas Oil logo, has spearheaded Protect the Harvest's efforts to change the messaging around wild horse management from cruelty to benevolence.
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"If OpenAI is unwilling to clarify how its charter to avoid 'harm' to 'humanity' relates to a billion-dollar business deal, then its public claims to benevolence deserve to be treated as marketing rather than an accountability mechanism," he says.
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In "A General Benevolence Dimension That Links Neural, Psychological, Economic, and Life-Span Data on Altruistic Tendencies," the researchers, led by psychology professor Ulrich Mayr, examined 80 male and female subjects between the ages of 18 and 67 years old.
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Here was a familiar, often derided pop star, whose popularity had been entirely bestowed on him by the benevolence of teen girls, making a comeback with a song so undeniably good that critics could barely resist it, let alone rubbish it.
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These rural areas have "a culture of engagement and a level of benevolence that could be galvanized to create innovative forms of mobility," said Susan Shaheen, a co-director of the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The fissures in the franchising system are replicated in other types of black capitalism projects that are funded by the state, that are aligned with white conservatives and white liberals, and that required the benevolence of white business owners or banks.
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"The potential benevolence of individual line-agents is cold comfort from the standpoint of those persons who are located far from the border and are now in the agency's crosshairs, when, prior to the New Designation, they were not," Jackson wrote.
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Judge's story, Ms. Dunbar said, explodes any notion of "privileged" house slaves, or of the benevolence of the Washingtons, whose far from passive role in perpetuating slavery — and in doling out sometimes brutal punishment to the rebellious — is described in detail.
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CALAIS, France — President Emmanuel Macron of France on Tuesday came to Calais, the port city at the center of France's migrant problem, to defend his policies as a mix of benevolence and firmness against critics who have accused him of inhumanity.
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Many of those who protested Mr. Beutner's firing have held out hope that the Los Angeles billionaire Eli Broad, who previously expressed an interest in leading a group to buy The Times as an act of civic benevolence, would do just that.
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Here, they've turned a family belonging to the wealthy bourgeoisie into several generations of unhappy psychopaths who quietly hide some of their pathologies while disguising others as benevolence — especially toward the immigrants who serve them and live on the fringes of their lives.
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The exposing of indifference and cruelty toward vulnerable men, in "Titicut Follies," or toward animals, in "Primate" (1974), lent those films a fortifying ire, whereas the new work radiates benevolence toward an institution that is itself benign, and where's the rub in that?
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Here, they've turned a family belonging to the wealthy bourgeoisie into several generations of unhappy psychopaths, who quietly hide some of their pathologies while disguising others as benevolence — especially toward the immigrants who serve them and live on the fringes of their lives.
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A lack of easy access to golf courses and the high costs associated with competing have proved to be problems that even the rise of a once-in-a-century star like Woods, or the everyday benevolence of teaching professionals, cannot solve.
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The next stop on Ashbery's gradual escape from the hinterlands was boarding school at the elite Deerfield Academy in western Massachusetts, which he was able to attend thanks to the benevolence of a neighbor who saw great promise in the young prodigy.
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And she finds no momentum in sharing, in benevolence, in charity, no interaction with another person ever brought her a bolt of pure aliveness like entering the water on a still morning with the world empty in every direction to the sky.
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On a recent visit, my quest to find Mao Zedong's first address in Shanghai, on a street once known as the Alley of Benevolence and Kindness, ended in the Jing An Kerry Center, a 3.9-million-square-foot residential and office complex.
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He couldn't be guilty of vileness toward women because he had produced a woman as enlightened and gracious as Ivanka, who not only stood with him but spoke up for him at the Republican National Convention, assuring the world of his benevolence.
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She also used corrugated-metal scraps to make sheds, tables, and benches, and painted many of their surfaces, along with stand-alone metal sheets of varying sizes, creating an art environment to express her vision of a world blessed by God's benevolence and grace.
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Ok, if we're not to be cynical about this, then, to what degree should we be concerned that they seem to have the ability to influence the entire labor market, and that the benevolence of a billionaire is many people's best hope for economic mobility?
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It encourages students to love their families, to "extend benevolence to all" and to "pursue learning and cultivate arts" — but also to be "good and faithful subjects" of the emperor and to "offer yourselves courageously to the state" when called upon to do so.
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Yet benevolence is a not a sentiment Brazilians tend to apply to President Michel Temer, who set off a firestorm over the weekend by signing a decree that might one day spare him and several close allies dogged by corruption allegations from spending years in prison.
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" Pittsburgh, for instance, has a truly awful 100-year-old statue of Stephen Foster, the composer of "My Old Kentucky Home," looking down in white benevolence on what was commissioned to be "an old darkey reclining at his feet strumming negro airs upon an old banjo.
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Rather than relying on good will and patriotic benevolence to jumpstart the flow of information from private the public, the U.S. government should consider sourcing cyber threat information from the private sector the same way the Intelligence Community sources information from human assets — the almighty dollar.
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In a nutshell: you can't dismantle #oscarssowhite by giving an award to a film that simply proves #oscarssowhite: a film based on the story of a Black man who was saved by a White man; a film which (along with its Academy Award) championed White benevolence.
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The Satanic Temple, a group based in Salem, MA which does not promote a belief in "a personal Satan" but encourages "benevolence and empathy among all people," alleged that a copy of their goat-headed deity, Baphomet, had been featured in four episodes of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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But where are the Republican wise men of today, the patriots who cherish our republic and embrace its foundational values, who believe in global interdependence and American benevolence, who repudiate unilateralism and isolationism and yet who remain vigilant, as Washington wisely said, "against the insidious wiles of foreign influence"?
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"It will be worthy of a free, enlightened, and, at no distant period, a great Nation, to give to mankind the magnanimous and too novel example of a people always guided by an exalted justice and benevolence," Washington optimistically wrote in his Farewell Address to the American people on Sept.
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In justifying its actions to an international audience, however, the Netanyahu government has been careful to advance a narrative in which Israel, like its peer nations in Europe and the United States, is merely trying to strike a prudent balance between benevolence toward others and the welfare of its citizenry.
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And by declaring that "the world must be made safe for democracy" in 1917, Wilson articulated how the American people, from World War I to Iraq, would prefer to imagine their military incursions abroad: as high-minded acts of pure altruism, imbued with benevolence and devoid of mercenary self-interest.
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The irony is that to achieve the kind of Asimovian robotic benevolence that our most positive views of the technology bring to mind —whether that be robotic surgery, butler-like personal assistant services or other dramatically beneficial capabilities — the machines are going to have to get smarter and more capable.
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A façade of laidback corporate benevolence has begun to obscure the lives of the Westside's poor and working classes: Troubled schools, skyrocketing rents, and latent segregation are facts, but so too are unbeatable sunsets, temperate weather, and neighborhoods which never fell into the same lamentable state as many others below the 10 Freeway.
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" More than 200 years ago, in his farewell address, George Washington spoke of his hope that the United States, as "a free, enlightened, and at no great distant period, a great nation," would "give to mankind the magnanimous and too novel example of a people always guided by an exalted justice and benevolence.
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When considering the administration's rhetoric about human trafficking, smuggling rings and the humanitarian benevolence of measures like family separation, which, in the words of John Kelly, the White House chief of staff, deter "movement along this terribly dangerous network," remember that the Underground Railroad was a dangerous network and criminal human smuggling enterprise.
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In that, photos became as powerful as words as Dr. King was transformed from a human being into a visual symbol of courage, fortitude, or benevolence: The stoic cleric posing for a mug shot after being arrested during the Montgomery bus boycott, or the consummate family man to whom white Americans could better relate.
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In New York, the American Folk Art Museum is now presenting (through May 8) Mystery and Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art from the Kendra and Allan Daniel Collection, a selection of some 200 items donated to the institution by a New Jersey-based couple, who found and gathered them over several decades.
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The spry benevolence that carried her through a film like "Enchanted" (2007) has been cross-grained, in recent years, by the stern resolve of "The Master" (2012) and the snap of "American Hustle" (2013), and now, in "Arrival," her gift for sorrow, her strength, and her instinctive sweetness of temper are rolled into one.
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After the exhibition "Mystery and Benevolence" closes at the American Folk Art Museum in Manhattan on Sunday, 10 or so items will be sent back to the Daniels, who donated to the museum the 190 other objects that were part of the show — signs, plaques, banners, clock faces, carved picture frames, even a wooden grave marker.
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Thomas, it is well known, was a black nationalist and disciple of Malcolm X during his college years: He rejected integration and strongly believed that race and racism were immutable, that liberalism and white benevolence were emasculating forms of patronage that led to dependency, the denial of black pride and any assurance in blacks' own achievements.
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"In the absence of such hearings, these children are held in bureaucratic limbo, left to rely upon the agency's alleged benevolence and opaque decision making," he said in a 40-page decision, which noted evidence submitted by the plaintiffs that minors were held for months, and even years, without hearings to review the basis for detention.
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Up until a few years ago, the extraction was followed by the benevolence of pumping a saline solution back into her to help her recover, but in recent times, they'd have her drink water or Gatorade and wait ten or fifteen minutes, while meantime, they loaded her recompense (21 or 2700 bucks is the current market rate) on a prepaid debit card.
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It felt like an act of cosmic benevolence that Drake would deliver this album that had both everything and nothing to do with me; that seemed to slip puppet-like over my body and emote on my behalf despite being so far removed from my experience it may as well have been written by someone living on a space station.
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Whenever one of those friends needed a ride to or from the airport, which is usually reached by a ride-share or an hourlong journey via streetcar and bus, I drove them for the same reason I might step into one of their classrooms for support during a tense stretch: It's a benevolence you offer because you'd want to be offered the same.
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The naysayers revolting against the executive order President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed this week, seeking to expand work requirements for people receiving food stamps, misplace their benevolence.
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One might object that Mr. Trump has given ample evidence of his benevolence — for example, by naming a friend of Israel to serve as ambassador, by promising the transfer of the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and by asking his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, an orthodox Jew and the grandson of Holocaust survivors, to advise him on the peace process in the White House.
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The Rooney Rule, a policy that requires any team in the National Football League to interview at least one diverse candidate for any open head coach or senior executive position, was introduced in 2003, not due to the NFL's benevolence (as ESPN personality Bomani Jones has reminded everyone) but because the year before, magniloquent lawyer Johnnie Cochran and attorney Cyrus Mehri threatened to sue the league for discrimination.
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When I published a story this spring about an epidemic of sexual harassment and assault in national parks and forests, Braverman noted how the experiences she'd had in Alaska and Norway paralleled those of the women I'd spoken to—firefighters in California and desert biologists at the Grand Canyon, all women trying to forge careers in wilderness fields where the sheen of wholesome benevolence associated with the outdoors obscured the hostility of traditionally male-dominated industries resistant to change.
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Hello Kitty, for example, might look like a saccharine kitten, but she has an impassive stare and no mouth; Pikachu, the yellow electric mouse from Pokemon, looks like a cuddly rodent but can unleash a deadly power and has a roguish behavior; the wrinkled E.T. resembles both a newborn baby and an elderly person; and even Micky Mouse, who epitomizes the benevolence and innocence of Disney, originally had a sadistic streak and a trickster-like personality.
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"At the same time, he really wants to continue the goodwill and benevolence that he's been shown by President Obama and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE and the Bidens," Conway added, referencing Vice President Biden and his wife Jill.
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Still, what we are seeing in Japan now is a Kinderspiel, child's play, compared to Germany's extraordinary vilification of America and its leadership — another country that freeloads under the American security umbrella and continues to accumulate huge amounts of wealth as a result of $50 billion to $60 billion in annual trade surpluses with the U.S. And here is what America's benevolence is getting in return: Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder asked the government, in a Sunday interview, not to take American advice about with whom it should not trade.
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And we have been able to do it because, for all the vicissitudes of the Cold War and globalization and the war on terrorism, Americans have broadly understood that great nations, like great institutions and great citizens, lead by example: by inspiring rather than coercing loyalty; by a decent respect for the opinions of mankind; by steadfastness of purpose and evenness of temperament; by the understanding that a policy of magnanimity and benevolence will, if nothing else, provide us with the friends, and the self-belief, needed in times of adversity.
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What a foundation represents today is (putting it provocatively and generally) a wealthy person who has a pile of money; does everything she can to diminish the tax contribution she makes to zero, legally speaking; complains about the effectiveness of government in producing various public benefits; declares herself willing to create public benefits or social benefits at her own choosing at the time that she prefers; takes a further tax break for creating a foundation entity; and then asks everyone involved to bend over in gratitude for her benevolence and genius in sprinkling around some social benefits.
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