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You're so generous with others—try being generous with yourself, too.
He was very generous with his advice, and he was very generous with his access.
When we are generous with them, they are more likely to be generous with us in return.
It is one thing to be generous with the taxpayers' money, another to be generous with one's own bonus.
He was so generous with his time, with his energy.
Netflix is being particularly generous with good movies in 2018.
The bartender is generous with the free sake pours. $246.99.
"Kris was really, really generous with her time," he added.
To do that, you should be generous with your time.
He taught a lot and was generous with young artists.
And Langone is generous with his money in many ways.
SANGER: Thank you, you've been very generous with your time.
Be generous with the soy sauce and sriracha to finish.
It's terrific that your family was mostly generous with you.
Serve with black beans, and be generous with the salsa.
"Very generous with his own praise and support" (Robert Smigel).
He's so generous with his YouTube channel and his online books.
" For employees, FedEx is "very generous with their paid time off.
Breslin was sparse with his praise, and generous with his criticism.
Liberals, by the way, they are so generous with your money.
Just don't be over-generous with wealth you don't actually have.
BR: Do you think most people are generous with their knowledge?
He was kind, funny, and generous with his time and thoughts.
While generous with her wealth, Winfrey still maintains an enviable lifestyle.
"Don Jr. was never generous with money," adds a second source.
For the televised program, Max is very generous with its fighters.
He also encouraged his followers to be generous with their money.
You want to be generous with everyone, but boundaries are important.
The new government already has been quite generous with the church.
WAPNER: THANK YOU FOR BEING SO GENEROUS WITH YOUR TIME TODAY.
She was voluble, generous with her insights and a complete delight.
Luckily, even the most experienced mixologists are generous with their recipes.
The cafeteria chefs were instructed to be generous with the salt.
When in reality, great leaders are very generous with their time.
NASA, however, has not always been so generous with the title.
Investors have been generous with Amazon for most of its life.
Or perhaps, New York, which is the most generous with incentives.
Our participants (see below) have been generous with their time and intellect.
The beauty of North Pastry is that they're generous with their servings.
"Kris was really, really generous with her time," the Friends alum shared.
Her second piece of advice is to be generous with your time.
Be generous with your praise, and you'll get it back in spades.
Again, be generous in sharing your knowledge, be generous with your time.
In the film, Nichols is generous with praise and honest with criticism.
"Kris was really, really generous with her time," the Friends star said.
It's not often that airlines are so generous with weather-related changes.
But he couldn't have been kinder or more generous with his time.
But not all states are as generous with their payouts as others.
When Sears was riding high they were very generous with their employees.
How are you able to still be so generous with your time?
GC: You've been very generous with us-, PG: Thank you very much.
Yes, they're generous with many people, but they're also flakey as hell.
I was over-generous with others, while undervaluing myself until my early 30s.
And they're generous with their information, with their space, with their knowledge, everything.
It's salty and sour and they're generous with the pork and kimchi ratio.
He likes it, but he feels that I was too generous with Ted.
Anne was extravagantly generous with Sarah and her husband, the Duke of Marlborough.
The new dad has been extremely generous with gifts for girlfriend Jenner, 20.
And came backstage and was so generous with her time and her comments.
He isn't working on the case, but he was generous with his time.
During the presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump was generous with his bigotry.
So be generous with your radishes, peas, goat cheese and gooey poached eggs.
They were generous with insightful advice for the next generation of women leaders.
The state has been generous with tax breaks in recent years, for one.
"He's very generous with his non-revenue generating open community space," Reich said.
Critics were far less generous with a Rotten Tomatoes average of 36 percent.
Trotter was more generous with his poor allies than with his élite peers.
She says InnovAge has been generous with services, echoing interviews with other patients.
"So far, they've been quite open and generous with their data," he said.
He was tall and skinny and generous, with an encyclopedic knowledge of Tupac.
He was also generous with reporters, albeit on a narrower range of questions.
Investors were already looking too generous with Chile before the protests broke out.
He was always generous with his extensive knowledge of clothes, horsemanship, and alcohol.
Critics contend that the Garden State is being overly generous with tax dollars.
Today, consider whether or not you're being way too generous with your friends.
Erin is super generous with her work and in how she builds relationships.
Speaking of your success, you're also known for being very generous with your money.
Hustlers In our real lives, we can afford to be generous with each other.
Shopping super-giant Walmart is also known for being generous with gift card bundles.
And David, who is very generous with his time, spoke to me about it.
Be as generous with others are you would want them to be with you.
This isn't the first time the fast food chain was generous with their deals.
And friends and family were extremely generous with everything else — from strollers to games.
If anything, many expect the Senate bill will be more generous with those credits.
The IFT "has not been lenient, gentle or generous" with America Movil, Bravo said.
"So far, they've been quite open and generous with their data," Dr. Lowenthal said.
" His colleague Maggie Haberman concurred, "Adam, I think you're being generous with 'by tomorrow.
But I will try Brockenbrough's method to teach her to be generous with others.
"Katrina always had my back and was generous with time and money," Wendie said.
You're very generous with the people around you — how generous are they with you?
My father's cuisine is very generous, with lots of table-side carving and service.
Although she was generous with time, advice and financial support, she could be brusque.
Still, the film is generous with action and twists, even if some don't track.
She is generous with her knowledge, she said, because it was so hard-won.
We had a lovely chat and he was generous with his advice and encouragement.
He is the most firm with criticism, and also the most generous with praise.
The boldest Viners sell products right away, while some become extremely generous with charity.
"They were very generous with their time and invited me backstage," Chirravur told me.
" Bush Hager said Gifford has been "such a model" and "so generous with her time.
He was a thoughtful man, generous with his time, remarkable in his steadiness and dependability.
" The insider continued, saying the couple was "very private but very generous with local charities.
And employers are loath to encourage complaints by being too quick or generous with payouts.
" The source continued, saying the couple was "very private but very generous with local charities.
Prince was generous with his family, giving them money and even homes during his life.
I liked and admired him because he was intelligent, articulate, and generous with his criticism.
I don't do it often, but you know, today I'm feeling generous with my compliments.
Although I'm still putting my money on fences, this book is generous with practical considerations.
If he was often generous with friends and loved ones, he was taciturn with others.
It's generous with infrastructure improvements, and is certain of unquestioning, unanimous approval in parliament. Congratulations.
He was unfailingly gracious and generous with his time, answering my questions patiently and thoughtfully.
Never underestimate the power of the sun, and be diligent and generous with your SPF.
Trump was more than generous with his time, access and willingness to say provocative things.
Wrong. Here's the thing, you don't want to be too generous with your gold stars.
Be generous with the herbs when you're serving if you want to land the look.
The crab cakes, generous with chunks of snowy meat, require a simple sauté in butter.
Just be careful not to be too generous with your money — to your own detriment.
But others were generous with their time, offering to talk via phone, Reddit, and email.
That's cheap for NYC; the sitter is a family friend and was very generous with pricing.
" Bush Hager then said Gifford had been "such a model" and "so generous with her time.
Be mindful of being overly generous with time that you actually don't have this week, Cancer.
It's a great day to ask for what you want and to be generous with others.
He was ordained as a Buddhist monk, played the saxophone, painted, and was generous with charities.
He keeps more to himself now, though is generous with his time and attention to people.
But InfoWars hasn't been so generous with its own interpretation of other politicians in the past.
I didn't help him out for a reward, but I'm hoping he's generous with his thanks.
PDA makers were always generous with buttons, providing shortcuts to a device's most commonly used apps.
You're a hugely generous person, Sagittarius, but today, you've got to be most generous with yourself.
But she's no spotlight hog; Halvorson is generous with solos for other members of her octet.
The Pro 25 is Meizu's flagship, and as such it's been generous with the device's specs.
Source: Melissa Scripps/Chris Pixley Ben DeHaven says Michael Scripps was generous with his mother's money.
But Swift has always been generous with her money, supporting causes and helping those in need.
The two men were opposites in temperament, but both were generous with their time and wisdom.
Your job is to be fair (verging on generous) with valued service providers in your life.
He leads with his heart, and he has always been generous with his time and advice.
Many of the entrepreneurs they cold-called were generous with their time and offered useful tips.
He became generous with his time, thoughtful about his career and more careful as a listener.
In addition to giving people sincere appreciation, it's also important to be generous with your praise.
And the flavor is intense, thanks to the fact that they've been generous with the turmeric.
The Pakistani courts are very generous with people who build illegal mansions or luxury apartment buildings.
And whatever changed him into an artist really made him not very generous with the studio.
But they have to compete against us, so they're generous with what they call a review.
His Twitter feed is generous with condolences for celebrities: for Chuck Berry, Joni Sledge, Al Jarreau.
But Yannis Kiourtsoglou, a guide based in northern Greece, is generous with his knowledge these days.
Now they'll probably be overly generous with things that you don't need in terms of money.
The Republican plans are also generally just less generous with financial help than the Affordable Care Act.
The audit, tax, and advisory service firm is reported to be "very generous" with its vacation policy.
And the vendors are very generous with samples, which is nice since I didn't really eat breakfast.
Republican committee Chairman Sessions plans to be plans to be very generous with time, an aide said.
Daniel won't tire of photography, but he is tired of frugal listeners who are generous with opinion.
"I have a strong community right now, and people are really generous with their space," he says.
David was a genius of sound, and generous with the information to anyone who had an interest.
Like the Cosby Tweet, Kanye is very generous with the decisions he makes on behalf of women.
Again, you guys, launching a new podcast imminently, and you've been very generous with your time here.
So when customers are more generous with tips, the companies have to pay less to meet minimums.
"The current President and his team have been very helpful and generous with their time," he said.
Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge in the brief time you were with us.
Social-media services are also becoming less generous with their data, both for privacy and commercial reasons.
He was an asset to the program and generous with praise to others—I'd really liked him.
He was always generous with his time and knowledge, telling us what he was doing every day.
He is generous with compliments for his sometimes lover, but drifts away before Payton can hold him.
Next season Clanachan knows they will be more critical and less generous with their time and money.
"You've been very generous with your time," Blitzer said on Thursday, wrapping up the half-hour interview.
"He's very generous with his time," Mr. Gimenez said after he approached Eric Trump to say hello.
He was a great boss and mentor, and very generous with his time, especially with young reporters.
In the end, I think above all we have to be generous with this issue of heritage.
And wireless plans have gotten cheaper and more generous, with fewer restrictions on what customers can do.
Yeah, you'd like to think universities would be a safe place where we'd be a little bit more generous with each other, and if someone, in an attempt to be provocative or push the boundaries of your comfort zone around learning, that we'd be generous with one another.
As the commissioner was generous with her time and talkative, I'm publishing our chat more or less complete.
"It's how layered it looks—he's very conscious and he's very generous with the colors in his palette."
Click here to view original GIFThe weather has been really fun and generous with lightning strikes these days.
Those Es look questionable, but we'll give him a pass since he's being so generous with this letter.
AXELROD: Well, let me -- let me before you go because you've been real generous with your time, here.
"I only know him as a peripheral acquaintance and he's always been so generous with me," Paulson continued.
So, she got to a place where she was so empowered that she was generous with her power.
We were more generous with our friends and families and when giving to charities, and that was satisfying.
"They were very generous with gratuity," Wyatt continued, adding that the group took off right before the show.
Plus, it comes with tons of ammunition, which is something the game isn't too generous with early on.
Before he ever became a candidate, he was generous with both time and money in supporting progressive causes.
The skies were generous with heavy rainfall, and the Afghan government with its cancellation of annual eradication campaigns.
The guides were good-humored and generous with their time — the tour ended up taking nearly two hours.
The policy terms, in short, are more generous with a higher (and therefore pricier premium) level of coverage.
In the same vein, while you want to be generous with your praise, be stingy with your criticism.
And he's been more generous with the NRSC than some Republicans who are sitting on way more cash.
But a month later, Trump called the bill "mean" and said it should be more generous with coverage.
He's so generous with everything, whether it's his time, or his money, or the way he treats people.
Be generous with the mint and arugula to finish: That's the bright touch that bridges winter and spring.
Now, it's time to be generous with yourself as you enrich your understanding of what you give your community.
Avoid overcommitting midweek: As the sun connects with expansive Jupiter, you will be feeling very generous with your time.
Doherty, 45, has been very vocal and generous with her thank yous and letters of appreciation throughout her fight.
But Vladimir Putin will probably not be generous with the terms—and Mr Assad can ill afford to pay.
Reviews on Yelp were less generous with praise, criticizing the saltiness, spiciness, portion size, and price point of dishes.
I had a good run but now it's also time to be generous with the actresses in the films.
"They need to be more generous with the creative community or there won't be a creative community," Taplin said.
On a more serious note, I discovered JP is extremely generous with his charities, his employees and even strangers.
"I know him to have a huge heart and incredibly generous with both his time and affection," Kalama said.
We stop and chat with a number of people, all of whom are generous with their time and explanations.
Lee and his wife are generous with their time, their money, and, most importantly, their concern for others. Sen.
Sitting on a wheeled chair and twisting his legs like a gangly teenager, Mr. Piccioli was generous with praise.
She feels people are generous with platitudes -- "thank you for your service" -- but don't understand what that service means.
If I were being generous with myself, I might attribute my aversion to beards to some formative early experience.
The moon also connects with Jupiter, asking you to be generous with yourself as you examine your sensitive spots.
Likeable leaders are unfailingly generous with whom they know, what they know, and the resources they have access to.
That means those schools may not be able to be as generous with their financial aid offerings, he added.
Don't critique yourself, but add dates: Whatever mode you choose, be generous with yourself and avoid critiquing your work.
Former NBA star Charles Barkley is generous with the millions of dollars he accumulated over his 16-season career.
He has earned a reputation for being extremely generous with his money and often giving back to the community.
My most important mentors in government advocacy are white gay men, and they have been very generous with me.
Coons has sat somewhere in the middle, seemingly the most generous with what has come of the final report.
It started with conversations with researchers in Sydney, who were compassionate about her worldview and generous with their time.
All the people who contributed responded so wonderfully and were so generous with their recipes and essays and thoughts.
She smoked a pack of cigarettes a day (always Parliaments), and she was generous with her money and her time.
Through it all, Disick has been by her side, though he's not being as generous with his social media feed.
The ones who've been the most generous with their help and resources tended to be women (Women Photograph, Authority Collective).
It was classic Jammeh: impulsive, capricious and generous with his pocket, at least when he was in the right mood.
"Stranger Things" season 2 is only a few short months away, and those involved have already been generous with details.
Those of us doing well from this world of abundance should recognise our good fortune and be generous with it.
He attempted just five field goals in the first half, coaxing his team along by being generous with the ball.
A neighbor, Carmen Thomas, said Officer Gerald was generous with smiles and waves when he was out with his daughters.
Susan Stitt, director of marketing at Front Edge Publishing, said she admires how her boss is always generous with praise.
The space is generous with a raised seat cushion offering significant thigh support for adults and superior visibility for children.
We feel better about our own situation when we are generous with those around us, at work or at home.
Barragán was generous with gifts, bringing small tokens of appreciation—silver boxes, flowers, packages of dates—even to casual lunches.
He was generous with stuff that mattered, though, like educational opportunities that could set us up for a better future.
They are also very generous with the public, and often allow participants to change the rules to suit their needs.
There is, of course, the issue of you being too generous with your time and energy, and generally being a doormat.
He celebrated her two-month milestone with a sweet snap and is also very generous with puppy filters and holiday portraits.
STEVE LIESMAN: John, you've been very generous with your time and there's not even a bit of perspiration on your forehead.
While Elliott was extremely generous with his BFF, just wait until you see what else he did during the holiday season.
This is in part the fault of the tech companies, which have been less than generous with information about their business.
Conversely, operating at modest temperature while being generous with power allows you to extract better performance out of a given design.
"Whether Republican or Democrat, every one of these predecessors has been unbelievably generous with their time, counsel and advice," said Spicer.
Amy Schumer has a reputation for being very generous with her money—a trait she acquired from her own professional experiences.
The dividend hike came a day after Standard & Poor's cut Exxon's credit rating, in part for being too generous with shareholders.
Twitter, Yahoo and Workday all appear to be particularly generous with stock to workers, even in cases where revenue is sliding.
Some think the Facebook developments will increase pressure on rival platforms Google and Apple News to be more generous with publishers.
Providers are also generous with rehabilitation, setting few limits on training sessions that strengthen injured muscles and sturdy patients against falls.
He's been generous with his remixing skills in the meantime, though, taking on tracks by the xx, Rihanna, and Todd Terje.
They are generous with their time, resources and connections to help those they lead become the best possible versions of themselves.
Frustrated and exhausted by the lingering problems from the 2015 crisis, Greeks once generous with refugees are turning hostile, some violently.
She has given master classes and been generous with guidance for young singers, and has appeared in concert here and there.
We have to focus on fighting the virus, and we need to be generous with one another, now more than ever.
Feld was generous with his time and his advice to founders, many dozens of whom had dialed in, conference-call style.
They were younger than I was but spoke about their work like industry veterans, and were generous with unsolicited business advice.
So far my organization has proven generous with expensed meals, and we're all getting 6% salary increases in the new year.
So and we're very, very generous with lateral movement in the company, long paternity leaves maternity leaves, make the family work.
Steve Weiss, managing partner at Short Hills Capital Partners, said Tesla could have been even more generous with their stock offering.
He's generous with what he gives, because this is his KOTA, this is his Coattail Riders, this is his Birds of Satan.
However, she's earned the title of Best Aunt thanks to her penchant for being super-generous with her niece, Lily-Grace Rothschild.
" The researchers were even less generous with the Prado's "Temptation of St. Anthony," which they said "is definitely not by Bosch himself.
And in recent years, the company has been less and less generous with shoppers, only offering small gift cards alongside select purchases.
They are really generous with all of us, so we usually try to pick up at least one tab on these trips.
Antoinette's version is generous with its filling, however the chilli crab taste is so overpowering that the croissant's buttery goodness was lost.
I was influenced by the landscape painter Stuart Shils, who was an important professor for me, and very generous with his students.
He said the community has been generous with donations, bringing everything from hot food and clothes to toys and books for kids.
Being generous with our charitable giving and having a charitable mission with my online profits has helped in adopting that abundance mindset.
Ohio is also really generous with this same credit — the state lets you deduct up to $10,000 from your taxes for adoption.
For most of my adult life, I've believed that I was put on Earth to make money and be generous with it.
And so it's not too surprising that other countries are insisting the Italian government not be too generous with its bank bailouts.
But Trudeau can be more of a talker than a doer; he has been less generous with foreign aid than his predecessor.
He taught at several universities and nurtured young writers, was generous with his wisdom and dazzled with tales of his famous friends.
To be sure, Augustin Daly, the playwright, was generous with the melodrama: Characters deliver expositional soliloquies, and emotions run deep and syrupy.
It's got tons of new information to offer about his post-Breaking Bad life, and it's generous with callbacks to older episodes.
A 13-year-old boy who's committed a serious crime, however, probably isn't inclined to think adults would be generous with him.
"Since the dealers are paying less for financing, they can afford to be a little more generous with the price," he said.
The Simpsons on FXX FXX has been very generous with The Simpsons ever since its ambitious "Every Simpsons Ever" marathon in 2014.
Sherman, who is usually generous with the news media, later threatened to ruin the career of a reporter for asking about it.
He dreaded telling Ali, who had been so generous with him, who had pulled so many strings to get him the gig.
Ciara has been generous with sharing photos of her pregnancy since announcing she was expecting her second child on her birthday in October.
But the company isn't typically so generous with its data, and at times has been known to fight cities over data sharing requests.
The timeline for airlines to implement the updates to their aircraft is generous, with a deadline of 2021 for the changes to made.
A fixture at conferences and digital rights events, Bangi was charismatic, generous with his time, and eager to connect people in the community.
And he was generous with his use of nicknames for his opponents: "low energy" Jeb Bush, "lyin' Ted" Cruz and "liddle Marco" Rubio.
To be clear, when I say things like "perform on the track" and "record guest vocals," I'm being fairly generous with the truth.
"On a personal note, John provided invaluable counsel during my early days as Commissioner and was always generous with his time," Bettman said.
According to the survey results, which include responses from 1,122 adults in the U.S., we're pretty generous with our judgment about marijuana use.
You can be generous with money and always pay the bill, but money is actually the least meaningful thing you can give away.
But today the vibe is very sensitive and emotional, so be generous with sharing the spotlight—especially with family and very close friends.
Ever generous with behind-the-scenes details about his work, the producer has explained the remix's recording process on his Nightwind Records blog.
You can be somewhat more generous with pork, poultry and fish, which are better for your health and less damaging to the earth.
Its big endowment also helps, since it can be especially generous with financial aid that is based solely on its definition of need.
Eric also says his brother was rich and generous with his money, sometimes spending thousands of dollars on sushi for friends and relatives.
Sophie: What I really liked about the lobster roll was that it wasn't too mayonnaise-y and they were really generous with the lobster.
While manufacturers are generally less generous with their discounts than they were a year ago, incentives are around for the Memorial Day sales push.
It doesn't hurt that the brand has been "very generous" with her; she showed us the ring they gifted her to celebrate the collaboration.
Both creatures are deeply, profoundly fuzzy, and Cookie is also very generous with his cookies — an aspirational quality in any friend, human or monster.
On the 7th, we have a new moon in Sagittarius, which will stir us all to become more open and generous with each other.
In many countries rights for part-time workers have been strengthened and parental leave made more generous, with the state often bearing the cost.
Larson recommends using shredded versions of your favorite cheeses because that makes it easier to keep yourself from going too unintentionally generous with 'em.
Mnuchin understood the retailers' concerns about the border adjustment tax and was "generous with his time and engaged in the conversation," the attendee said.
It strikes a much better balance between the Plant and Zombie factions than the original did, and it's much more generous with its rewards.
In the occupation most generous with female salaries, women earn, on average, $1.08 for every dollar earned by similar men working the same job.
You can support other people in your life by simply showing up and being generous with the most precious resource of all: quality time.
While this isn't "charity," per se, I separate all our giving and track it to encourage us to be more generous with our incomes.
The men were generous with their cash, and while he was never really struggling for money, he knew he could use the extra bucks.
Older generations tend to be more generous, with roughly 9 percent of Gen-Xers and 5 percent of Baby Boomers picking the cheapest option.
We'd like to thank all of our recent guests again for being generous with their time and answering some deeply personal morning routine questions.
Her site, Chez Pim, was a popular first-generation food blog — intimate and idiosyncratic, generous with its commenters and very often off the cuff.
Being generous with our money also makes us feel grateful for what we have, and cultivating gratitude is another proven way to increase happiness.
"He was unfailingly generous with his knowledge, his experience, his stories and his jokes," said Emma T.K. Guest-Consales, president of the Guides Association.
I had a lot of choice of who to have write the book, and I chose you, and I was very generous with you.
Mr. Veliz said he doesn't like tamales with "just a few strings of meat," and wanted his to be generous, with carefully calibrated sauces.
FD: By and large, I found the witch community to be extremely generous with their time as well as quite open and trusting of me.
He's selfless and generous with his skills, ideas, and time, depicted most succinctly in the scene where he solves the mystery of a "treasure" map.
Everyone I talked to made it into the book, because they all were so open and generous with their life stories, often very difficult ones.
But she's also been generous with her money: In 2014, she founded the Happy Hippie Foundation, which serves homeless and LGBTQ youth in Los Angeles.
Kejuan Anderson, just three years on the force, says Steil was generous with his time, shared his experience and was an all-around great mentor.
Those in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have always been extremely generous with their time, especially when it comes to spending it with their youngest fans.
Asos is known for being generous with their constant sales and two-day shipping, but they're ramping up the discounts to prepare for Black Friday.
But economists have criticized recent plans for being too generous with spending and limiting room for maneuver in the budget, which could threaten investment plans.
If enough other customers start making similar decisions, perhaps the major carriers will make it easier for us to be more generous with one another.
" The new co-host also thanked her predecessor, saying the 65-year-old Gifford has been a "role model" and "so generous with your time.
Hassan is extremely alert and attentive, and comes across as an over-caffeinated genius: generous with his ideas, but also impatient that you keep up.
Swingers events may be populated by people who are generous with the physical expression of their sexuality, but they are never a free-for-all.
Use beans or lean proteins as a base, add a small amount of cheese and be more generous with toppings like onions, tomatoes, and lettuce.
You can trace a major portion of the $1 billion esports industry directly back to mods enabled by Valve being generous with their internal tools.
He's generous with his laughter, the type of guy who makes you feel like any story you tell — no matter how banal — is fucking hilarious.
But the real time to buy is after Christmas when stores will be trying to get rid of seasonal lines and being more generous with discounts.
Online Invoices With multiple plans, the free plan is generous with 15 clients, 15 invoices, 7 subscriptions, and 12.953 estimates per month plus two invoice layouts.
Cornyn would like to move into his party's top Senate leadership position, and being generous with colleagues is a time-honored way of winning their support.
Not only is the guy generous with his time and music, he's a gun writer who offers up some of the best and honest punk reviews.
The Associate Press reported last week that Trump had called the House healthcare bill "mean" and told GOP senators to be "more generous" with their bill.
Easily recognizable in his trademark Panama hat, he was frank, insightful, generous with his time (he was quoted multiple times over the years in VICE News).
While King is generous with approving adaptations of his works, he has never been one to shy away from giving his honest opinion about the projects.
For me, being generous with my time means that whenever someone I know asks for some of it, my default answer is going to be yes.
Alberta is by far the most generous, with each Albertan in effect donating $27 ($2100 USD) to various business sectors in the fiscal year 2014-15.
He found, fittingly for Ernest Hemingway's famously straightforward, declarative style, that A Farewell to Arms is short on the exclamation points and generous with the periods.
Zhang said most people have been more generous with tips — usually he receives a couple dollars, but this week he had received a couple $10 tips.
I washed it down with a mini bottle of Merlot — BA is more generous with its drink offering in economy than a lot of transatlantic carriers.
That's why job site Indeed analyzed over 18 million company reviews from current and former employees to see which workplaces were the most generous with compensation.
At The Cheese Lady, Lewis is generous with the samples of her Swiss cheeses, and she said that tasting them is the most effective form of promotion.
To compensate, Astro Bot is very generous with checkpoints (there are lots), lives (there are none), and most critically, it's nearly impossible to fall off a ledge.
Two, we just have to be a little bit more generous with each other and not say shit on Twitter that we wouldn't say to people's faces.
America spends a larger share of its GDP on social programmes than Canada does, but Canada is more generous with spending that acts as a safety net.
"Denis is very generous with sending me material early on; in the case of Arrival, for example, I started recording the week they started shooting," says Jóhannsson.
Huawei's more generous with the colors than Apple, and you'll be able to buy the FreeBuds in a glossy black variant as well as the familiar white.
Carroll says her parents are great role models who taught her good financial habits, as well as being generous with support and even some occasional elbow grease.
And I'm thinking specifically for corporates to enable them to be more let's say generous with the record profit they've been earning because of the weaker yen.
And they described a man who was broadly generous with his time, who consistently helped friends in need, and who stayed in touch with his fellow veterans.
"The president was generous with his time and advice, and he was excited to talk about the future," one individual with knowledge of the meetings told Politico.
It portrays Ledger as a force of nature who longed for adventure, was generous with his friends, and whose passions ranged from chess to making music videos.
But if the 126 journalists who have appeared on the show have been generous with their time, "The Daily" has presented a fresh opportunity for them, too.
In an emailed statement to Reuters on Monday, the campaign did not address the allegations made in the lawsuits but said Bloomberg had been generous with employees.
Regardless of which controller I used, it always felt like I started losing signal at about 400 feet and I think I'm being generous with that estimate.
It's possible the other carriers will follow Verizon's lead once again and start downgrading video (some already do) and being less generous with their data plans in general.
Some analysts say new plane manufacturer strategies suggest those business models could start to converge and put pressure on them to be more generous with discounts on jets.
It was a bit lower than what he should have received, but his company has been generous with promotions and has more than made up that initial difference.
The room felt comfortably-sized for two people and the overall look was overwhelmingly posh, though the space might have felt more generous with a bit less furniture.
Wendy's has been generous with their offers, and most recently gave customers a free Dave's Single cheeseburger when they purchased another item through their mobile app in September.
The former Glee actor has been very generous with his rear end, and this is actually the second time we've seen it naked in a mere six episodes.
Many Republicans, including the President, had argued for years that the New Deal program was too costly and too generous with elderly Americans who didn't need the money.
It may appear wise to be more generous with options for your tech people than your sales team because without that genius, there wouldn't be anything to sell.
A winning strategy for telecoms is to be more generous with data plans and accept a mid-range of revenue per gigabyte of data used, the report suggests.
Maybe, if you're incredibly generous with your interpretations, you can find something in these games—perhaps Primal plays the same as modern combat games because war never changes.
Deportations have plummeted under his watch, and his administration has sought to incorporate more migrants into Mexican society by being more generous with humanitarian visas and work permits.
Government programs like Medicare and Medicaid could become less generous with their payments, and hospitals may experience an increase in the number of patients who have no insurance.
We're told she was very generous with about $15k worth of bills ... and you can tell from this video -- the crowd, not just the strippers, ate it up.
He didn't give too many details, but "America's Mayor" said that Trump was often very generous with his time and money when NYPD cops or city firefighters were injured.
Bangladesh has been generous with the Rohingya - though conditions in the camps have been difficult - but no refugee should feel compelled to return to a place that isn't safe.
In the nervy chromaticism of Bartok's late-Romantic first quartet, the ensemble's sound was glossy and generous, with only Mr. Zlotnikov's cello occasionally giving hints of a violent undertow.
The Colorado Rockies haven't been shy about flexing their muscle and slugging their way to victory while the Cincinnati Reds have been rather generous with serving up the longball.
And whether this version of "Deepwater Horizon" resonates enough to justify its handsome budget may well determine if studios are as generous with true-life adaptations in the future.
Not only are most gender pronouns "she," but Leckie isn't exactly generous with her world-building—she holds back on explanation in favor of letting readers do the work.
His entrepreneur brother, Inshaf, was outwardly more moderate in his views, and was known to be generous with donations to his staff and struggling local households, the source said.
"She was very generous with her time and gave all kinds of interviews in print and on the radio, but she seldom did on-camera interviews," Curry told me.
Be generous with salt and pepper, then shower it with roughly chopped rosemary, sliced garlic and a little olive oil, rubbing it in with your hands to coat well.
There wasn't even any of Trump's signature effusive praise, the heap of compliments he can be so generous with when he wants to single out a particularly "terrific" person.
During the news conference, the mosque's leaders — who were patient and generous with journalists in the room — asked that the members who died be remembered as people, not statistics.
And I also hope you'll continue to be generous with NGOs and advocates who are working tirelessly for freedom of expression in general, and freedom of the press in particular.
Joe Craft, CEO of Alliance Resource Partners, the third-largest producer of coal in the East, was similarly generous, with almost $22 million in donations to pro-Trump super PACs.
Joe Craft, CEO of Alliance Resource Partners, the third-largest producer of coal in the East, was similarly generous, with almost $2 million in donations to pro-Trump super PACs.
The French-language study also found that she had been "very generous with her prayers, but for the most part miserly with her foundation's millions," in the face of disasters.
Swift has been strategic and generous with her money, investing in a sprawling $84 million real estate portfolio and often donating it to causes she supports and people in need.
In fact, the Ontario trial—despite being more generous with $1,400 monthly payments for single participants—explicitly limits its "basic income" to 25 percent below the national low-income measure.
"Men are allowed to be honest and generous with their friendships once and only once in their lifetimes; when they're somebody's best man," Simon Gunning, CALM CEO says to me.
Many of us have a very unrealistic picture of what a good leader looks like: Slow to criticize, generous with praise, doesn't shout, seeks harmony and prefers agreement over disagreement.
I'm painting a picture of a tough-as-nails taskmaster here — the older player-coach who runs everyone else into the ground — but she also remained generous with those hugs.
I interviewed him in the years that followed and he has always been generous with his time, of good cheer, and has asked about my family and gave good copy.
Despite this, Hefner has always been generous with his money, spending $20113,000 in 1978 to symbolically purchase the "y" in the Hollywood Sign after organizing fundraising profits to spur its restoration.
The central bank has already been generous with liquidity, pumping a net 315 billion yuan ($48 billion) into the banking system ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday in early February.
In the call, Zelensky, who is speaking Ukrainian and using an interpreter, is generous with his praise, mentioning that he stayed at the Trump International Hotel and Tower on Central Park.
While not eating too much sugar has long been recommended, people were mostly left to themselves to decide what "too much" meant—and unsurprisingly, people were quite generous with their interpretations.
In the past, countries like Canada, Australia and the United States were generous with their offers to take in people unable to return to their own countries; those days have gone.
The Chinese central bank has been generous with liquidity, pumping a net 315 billion yuan ($48 billion) into the banking system ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday in early February.
Many states have come under fire for being overly generous with tax breaks in their attempts to lure businesses with tax abatements, with Foxconn's planned Wisconsin plant being another recent example.
They are very generous with their food and other household stuff, so I also grab some toilet paper and cotton pads from their stash since I'm out in my apartment downstairs.
According to the source, the federation feels like it's been generous with upgrading the women when it has deemed it beneficial to their performance, even when the CBA doesn't require it.
Especially now that I've seen the luxuriously appointed interiors of your New Glenn rocket, which are generous with the leather and where every seat is a window seat AND an aisle seat.
By being generous with how it distributes rights to the returns on its investments to scouts, Village Global could gain access to these breakout deals that can pay back an entire fund.
"He was generous with his time, his insight, his money, his experience, not only to RADA students but to young actors and theatre makers across the spectrum," he said in a statement.
That's because after three interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, credit card companies may not be as generous with these plans as they look to make up revenue in other areas.
Perhaps it's unfair to reproach Obama when other politicians and other countries are also unmoved — and the U.S. has been generous with financial aid — but ultimately the buck stops on Obama's desk.
Fair tourism laws have given Palau the highest GDP per capita of Pacific Island countries; in turn, locals are generous with their time and money, and eager to share their natural inheritance.
Generous with his expletives, Mr. Wayans riffs on racism in America, shares his parenting methods and compares Donald Trump to Flavor Flav, the clock-wearing Public Enemy member and reality-TV personality.
There are no suspects or known motives in the case, but he was remembered as generous with his time and business acumen after growing up as an immigrant worker from rural Mexico.
Before going over some highlights from this year, I should note that nearly all the people I approach while on assignment are happy to speak with me and generous with their time.
That's because after three interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, credit-card companies may not be as generous with these plans as they look to make up revenue in other areas.
For example, they found that Americans who were regularly generous with their neighbors were twice as likely to agree that they have a purpose than those who were less generous to neighbors.
I'd be a bit more generous with the option-box ticking if I was doing the ordering, but pound-for-pound I think the NX is the best value in the segment.
But both the Senate and Assembly budget plans were more generous, with the Assembly calling for $1.8 billion more in aid over current levels, and the Senate suggesting a $1.2 billion increase.
They're well known within gaming circles, but they are not billion-­dollar organizations like Blizzard or the New England Patriots, and thus they are not able to be as generous with their players.
"I didn't want to interrupt her visit to the museum, but she was so kind and generous with her time, asking where the photo should be taken," the museum employee exclusively tells PEOPLE.
Before getting all warm-hearted and generous with your PayPal account, there has been a fair number of celebrity charity scams—mainly, it being a tax writeoff—proving that it's not all virtuous.
Shop More Than Magic clothing and accessories at TargetMore Than Magic is a brand-new collection launched in June 2019 that is more than generous with its application of glittery designs and embellishments.
Enjoy the financial and emotional rewards of being thrifty: Instead of leaning on others to help subsidize your costs, you'll be able to contribute your fair share and be more generous with others.
"I truly believe I was put on this Earth to make money, but also to be generous with it," Mr. Pickens, whose current worth is estimated at $500 million, said in his email.
More broadly, there are a whole set of social pressures and worries about morale that encourage companies to be more generous with pay and benefits for employees who are on the same payroll.
Specifically, the streaming service is being generous with its rom-coms, bringing feel-good romps like Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, He's Just Not That Into You, and Valentine's Day straight to your screen.
Specifically, Lo Duca said during a game he was catching around 2006 or 2007 against the Phillies ... he noticed West (the home plate umpire) was being extra generous with strike calls for Wagner.
But if you're drinking alcohol-heavy reds like Cabernet or Zinfandel and being generous with your pours, you may be consuming what an alcohol researcher would define as three or even four drinks.
The Thanks-a-lot shortbread cookie dipped in rich fudge may make you think of a Milano, and calorie-wise, they're similar, though a Thanks-a-lot is more "generous," with 15 more calories.
They talk about their artistic techniques, formalistic decisions, and reminisce about the joy and sense of adventure that accompanied the experience of working with Varda, who is ever generous with her praise and admiration.
"The man who I have come to know is a kind, gracious soul, beyond generous with his time and who is on an unending mission to give back," said British actor Gary Old man.
Colleen Fedor: Billy was a really decent, KIND, HARD WORKING, HONEST man who liked Bud Light, told it like it is (swear words and all!) and who was extremely generous with his good fortune.
He twitched a lot and came across as the bad-breath chemistry teacher you sort of had to love back in high school if you were at all generous with your teen-age heart.
George H. W. Bush was generous with credit and selfish with blame, his son, George W. Bush, said of his late father in a eulogy Wednesday during a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral.
Taylor was generous with her Toronto shows: She sang "So It Goes," a secret fave, as well as "Dancing with Our Hands Tied," which, yes, is also going to go somewhere in the jukebox musical.
"Todos Unidos will be a special program where the only protagonist will be to embrace solidarity, the word of encouragement and the invitation to be generous with our people," Don Francisco said in a statement.
Donald was generous with his time, happy to discuss the campaign, and gave me several Trump ties -- which he pointed out were longer than standard ties and had become the best-selling ties in America.
I would have liked to talk about all of this with Olga, but I worried I had already taken up too much of her time, and she had already been so generous with her story.
He was generous with the wisdom he acquired and saw it as his mission to share it with future generations of players, taking special delight in passing down his love of the game to Gianna.
He was generous with the wisdom he acquired and saw it as his mission to share it with future generations of players, taking special delight in passing down his love of the game to Giana.
The state is fighting in court to keep the details of its offer of incentives for HQ2 a secret, but in the past, Pennsylvania has been especially generous with tax breaks and subsidies to businesses.
Chris Coons (D-DE), who played a role in convincing Flake to pressure Republican leadership into an FBI investigation last week, seemed to be the most generous with what had come of the final report.
Pitt, on the other hand, thinks he's "been 'more than generous with other financial elements' of the separation," and reportedly offered his ex a one-time $10 million lump sum payment, which it seems Jolie declined.
What feels increasingly clear is that the only way to get through all of this is to try to be as graceful and generous with each other, in every meaning of those words, as we can.
Pittsburgh was also without the injured backup Landry Jones, but that did not matter, as the Giants did not get much production from Josh Johnson and Geno Smith, and the Giants were generous with the football.
"But when people reach out and are interested in coming, Steve's pretty generous with his time and with our access," said Nick U'Ren, the team's director of coaching operations, referring to Steve Kerr, the Warriors' coach.
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley made no mention of the cuts to UNRWA in her speech, which accused Arab and Islamic nations of being generous with their words in support of the Palestinians but not opening their wallets.
"No group of countries is more generous with their words than the Palestinians' Arab neighbors, and other OIC member states," Haley told a U.N. Security Council meeting on the Middle East, citing the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Magnanimous in victory, gracious in his rare defeats, generous with praise, quick to correct error and always intellectually honest, Charles is the yardstick by which we measure everyone who seeks to be part of the national discussion.
Not only is Amazon being super generous with their personal device discounts; Walmart, Lenovo, and Dell (who are also having a "Cyber Monday in July" sale) have also hopped into the mix with some really competitive sales.
A sexual late bloomer, Powell made up for lost time by embarking on a series of affairs, mostly with older women, starting with Nina Hamnett, an artist and artist's model who was famously generous with her company.
The contracts are tailored to each wrestler and merchandise rights are far more generous, with wrestlers being able to operate their own merch shops—a far cry from WWE's draconian control of wrestlers' image and exclusivity clauses.
While we hope "Mike Pence" continues to be as generous with "his" donations in the new year as "he" was right after the election, merch continues to be a successful money-raising mechanism for organizations like Planned Parenthood.
The key to success is in the seasoning (be generous with salt and pepper) and in that small amount of crème fraîche that brings all the elements together and gives the flavor of the soup a delicate lift.
He's also noticeably more generous with men than women; the same Clay who was furious last season that Jessica was terrified to name her rapist is immediately and unquestioningly understanding when Tyler doesn't want to do the same.
But it's okay: Havrilesky talks thoughtfully and is generous with her time, and is as funny as I expected as she moves between her treadmill desk ("a little bit obnoxious," she says of the contraption) and her sofa.
"Investment banks have traditionally been the most generous with salaries to attract entry level talent, putting candidates through their paces in often gruelling interview processes," Amanda Stansell, economic research analyst at Glassdoor, said in a press release Wednesday.
And in a world where we all need to be increasingly self-reliant, it's more important than ever to be generous with our time, knowledge and experience to help our kids — both male and female — gain financial confidence.
I'm always five minutes away from losing my keys and being unceremoniously kicked out of NYU, because you can just see these kids ... They're actually ... So far, I've been pretty lucky, and they're usually pretty generous with me.
She's grateful, she says, not just to have access to this conduit of things that she might need or wants, or for the ways it allows her to be generous with other people, but for the task itself.
The Buzzfeed report said that those who knew Dee Dee remembered her as "generous with money" when she could be, which goes to show that she was likely doing pretty well thanks to all her different sources of income.
"My friend Todrick is one of those people who is very generous with his effort and time, he would never ask for credit when he deserves it," Swift said as she made her way to Hall's tent on set.
Their answers reflect what some say are the characteristics of an ideal leader, from having an open-door policy and being generous with praise to staying positive and inspiring employees to excel in the job at hand and beyond.
I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking, and her embrace of embracing itself.
I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
I'd put her there because, in a career of some 27710 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
In practice, Germany has been by far the most generous, with 477,000 people applying for asylum in 2015 alone—over five times the number of refugees who applied for asylum last year in France, and next to just 39,000 in Britain.
One of the many, amny reasons why is the manufacturing process: everything that goes in or on a space vehicle has to be built in a clean environment, and there's more to it than just being generous with the bleach.
While this Sherlock-and-Moriarty set-up is hardly new, Ms Waller-Bridge refreshes it by being generous with the assorted cast of colleagues, lovers and friends—if psychopaths can be said to have friends—of the two female protagonists.
Gym sales people always offer deals and discounts when you walk in and ask, but they're much more generous with these deals during the warm months when most people are away on vacation or playing beach volleyball in the sand.
While Sanders touted that everyone would have coverage under his plan and that it would be more generous, with no premiums or deductibles, Biden countered with the cost of the proposal, which estimates put at around $32 trillion over 10 years.
The moon enters Scorpio this morning, and while it's like you to be open and generous with everything you have, it would be wise at this time to be more conscious of how you spend your time, energy, and money.
Thai officials have been generous with their praise of foreign volunteers who were essential in the complicated search and rescue operation, including the two British divers who were the first to discover where the members of the Wild Boar soccer club were sheltering.
Last year, Wendy's was even more generous with their signature frozen dessert for customers lucky enough to snag a Frosty Key Tag, which allowed you to enjoy a free Junior Frosty with any order for the entire year after purchasing a $2 pass.
Reddit and Initialized Capital both have a policy of 16 weeks of fully paid leave for all new parents and we encourage the founders of the companies we invest in to be generous with their policies too, especially as they become more established.
Huerco S. has been generous with his ambient compositions in 2016; he shared the luminous LP For Those Of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have) in June, and it's one of our favorite releases of the year so far.
"As savers of all kinds, including those who are saving or retirement, look for more conservative ways of saving their money, certainly these savings accounts will become more generous with their concerns, but they won't be lottery jackpots by any means," Hamrick, of Bankrate.
On a typical day, these butt- and thigh-sculpting jeans cost $35 to $153, which is already an amazing value, but Old Navy is feeling super generous with its Presidents Day Sale — we're getting an even more amazing deal on the celeb-loved jeans.
They have also been generous with Joanne M. Mahoney, the Onondaga County executive, who holds sway over the county industrial development agency, and with Ms. Miner, who received at least $14,500 from donors associated with the developer until 2012, when its contributions to her stopped.
Be As Generous With Time As PossibleEven though you can still travel to most countries with six months left on your current passport, it's best to deal with this approximately nine months before the expiration date, according to the official site of the U.S. Government.
His minor league record doesn't look like a Ruth, the present-day offensive environment, though generous with the home runs, doesn't really lend itself to the nurturance of a Ruth, and Ruth/Bonds/McGwire types do not emerge from the genetic bouillabaisse all that often.
I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around: generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk-taking, and her embrace of embracing itself — across genres, genders and species.
"When we feel cared for — even loved, as one does in a friendship — and when we belong to a group that matters to us, we are generous with our time and talents because we're committed to people, not just the job or company," McKee says.
U.S.C.'s president, Carol L. Folt, who was hired last year, said the offer of free tuition would help the university compete for students who might otherwise go to California's public system, which is relatively generous with financial aid and offers significantly lower costs.
T-Mobile is a little more generous with their monthly mobile data allocations, giving users full speed access to its network until they use over 50GB of data before throttling limitations kick in, and you'll save $10 a month over Verizon in the process.
While both have the mass transit and airports Amazon want, and both have historically been generous with incentives and tax breaks, there is no getting around the fact that they are expensive places to do business, relative to the other locations Amazon is considering.
Imagine the coolest beauty boutique possible: It's probably in Williamsburg, the people working there are crazy chic but still approachable (and won't bullshit you into buying a product that isn't actually right for you), and the well-curated store is super generous with sales and samples.
"I appreciate him being generous with his time, and I look forward to working with him and all of my colleagues in Congress, both Republicans and Democrats, to reach results for North Dakota and the country," she said, making no mention of a potential administration job.
I can't think of one moment when Ron was thinking about money in terms of his own money, and in fact he was very very generous with colleagues in the agency and all sorts of other people outside, and never even lending his name to his efforts.
"He's shown the ability to make plays for others when two guys guard him, and when he's got it going offensively he's not afraid to be generous with who he gives it up to," Phoenix interim head coach Jay Triano told the Arizona Republic of Booker.
Many people, hearing that, will wonder why organizations aren't just a lot more generous with grants to the smaller charities everywhere that can definitely use the money, or why they don't take advantage of the numerous funds, projects, and big ideas detailed in the Inside Philanthropy piece.
Missoni "had to be extra generous with the yard of silk, knits and tulles" it donated, according to fashion mag WWD, which took Mack's installation as an opportunity to chronicle the fashion line's generosity to artists in general (installations in their showrooms, knitwear inspired by sculptures).
I can still get at a lot of the weightier issues and themes, but do it in a way that's very generous with the audience and allows them to draw their own conclusions instead of me leading them by the nose and telling them what to think.
She has never held a news conference for beat reporters and routinely demurs when reporters attempt to speak with her after public events in Washington, D.C. But she has been generous with Chinese outlets in appearances in which she extensively praises her father's life, work and philanthropy.
While the American people will likely be generous with their charitable contributions of both money and supplies, it's fairly perverse to have a healthy chunk of that generosity soaked up by monopolist shipowners rather than going to the actual delivery of food and medicine to people in need.
And while it's tempting to scold social media users who don't reach out and acknowledge those whose suffering is stated in decidedly less amusing ways, as 52 has shown us, humans can sometimes be far more generous with non-humans experiencing loneliness than we are with lonely fellow humans.
"You could think of other reasons why Japan might have an incentive to be particularly generous with their aid that have absolutely nothing to do with any historical sense of guilt," said Jennifer Lind, an associate professor of government at Dartmouth College and a specialist in Japanese war memory.
Assistance may cost more than technology, at least in the short run, but as countries that are more generous with housing, cash and health care have learned, it's the only effective way to fight poverty, along with poverty's associated ills, from child abuse to drug addiction to homelessness.
Warren and Sanders are outspoken supporters of that full-scale Medicare for All, brushing aside worries about eliminating private insurance by arguing that people will not miss having to deal with private health insurance companies and that their new coverage will be more generous, with no copays or deductibles.
President George W. Bush walked over and gave former first lady Michelle Obama a cough drop, after she joked earlier this year about how often the two of them were seated together at official events and how the younger Bush was always generous with the cough drops in his pocket.
Nintendo was generous with the display modes — I went into detail on this when they first announced it, so I'll just repeat what I said then by way of review: The NES was almost certainly played on a 4:3 CRT television over something like an RF adapter or possibly RCA.
In a phone interview, Ms. Johnson said Mr. Klein had been generous with his time and discretionary dollars: calling bingo numbers; running meetings about heat and hot water; donating school supplies and holiday toys; helping children get tested for lead exposure; and securing $1.5 million to overhaul a ball field.
In addition to raising the question of why the universe was so generous with space rocks in 1969—the same year that humanity stepped foot on the Moon for the first time—the two studies show that scientists are rapidly finding new ways to identify and study these "presolar" materials.
The movement in general thought him less than generous with other writers, even retrograde—black students on campus during the nineteen-sixties would sometimes literally call him out—in contrast to, say, Hughes, who helped younger writers to the end, or Gwendolyn Brooks, who embraced the younger generation and the Afro.
Marla Maples said that when it came to raising their daughter, Tiffany, Trump was generous with his money — but not his time  "Her daddy is a good provider with education and such, but as far as time, it was just me," Maples once told PEOPLE of raising Tiffany largely on her own.
On a phone call from Ocean's Eleven Casino — a no-frills poker room in Oceanside, where conversation was quickly dominated by the crash — the former University of Michigan basketball coach Bill Frieder told me he was devastated to hear about the death of Bryant, whom he'd known to be generous with his time.
However, Google says it is already reaching out to third-party manufacturers to register their devices to take advantage of the feature, and, in the long run, Google is much more likely to be generous with its registration process than Apple, particularly as it's a software solution, and doesn't require the fancy W1 chip.
The name Paco Rabanne had faded for the most part, more synonymous with its popular fragrances and aftershaves than fashion with a capital F. And unlike Yves Saint Laurent, who was peering over Tom Ford's shoulder while he headed the house, generous with his critiques, Mr. Rabanne, while still alive, had faded from the public.
Originally, it was at Cambridge University and then I moved it to New York City, and Adam, who was editing the New York Times Magazine at the time, I got in touch with and he just was really generous with his time and gave me a lot of advice about how to make a magazine.
And then when I spoke to Kris Jenner about who he was, and she was really generous with her time, we spoke for a few hours, and I suddenly realized that the writers and Ryan were trying to use Robert in a way — and actually he was — kind of the heart and the conscience of the piece.
By being generous with his smile, speaking in a respectful manner to Moon, bringing along his wife and just generally acting like a fellow human being — not a psychopathic monster as he is so often portrayed by the South Korean media — Kim has gone a long way in just two summits toward swaying public opinion in the South in his favor.
"They haven't risen very much and we have the strategic oil reserves, which are massive, and we can release a little bit of that, and other countries ... can be a little bit more generous with the oil, and you'd bring it right down," Trump told reporters at the White House as he met with Bahrain Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa.
A new report in CNN found that a number of top GOP donors — namely those who lead major hedge funds — haven't been as generous with the official Republican House and Senate campaign arms this year, and it all comes down to some testiness over the tax bill: Collectively, they have bristled at what they view as favored treatment for corporations under the law.
"She's such a comedy legend and she's so generous with her talents that she would help me with my auditions and stuff, and she was very much a coach to me and really still kind of is," he says, adding that he realized they were finally peers when she started guest-starring on Parks and Recreation as his character Ron Swanson's insane ex-wife Tammy.
For the record, my preferences after a few rounds of experimentation are: broth of medium richness and strength; yes to scallions and the standard, free portion of cha-shu (it is less flavorful than at some other places, the meat less generous with jiggly streaks of fat); a smallish dab of garlic; and firm but not "extra firm" noodles, which are straight and skinny, like spaghetti.
Uber cautioned against extrapolating an hourly wage from these figures since drivers can drive for as many or as few hours as they want, but being generous with the back-of-the-envelope math (and assuming that not a single new driver is added to the platform beyond the current 56,000) that works out to just under $9,000 per driver in 2020 if Uber hits its $500 million goal.
But to European leaders, Mr. Trump's words fell far short of an explicit affirmation of NATO's Article 5 clause, the "one-for-all, all-for-one" principle that has been the foundation of the alliance since its establishment 68 years ago, after World War II. "I think he was stingy with the U.S. commitment and very generous with his criticisms," said Fabrice Pothier, a former head of policy planning at NATO and a senior associate at Rasmussen Global, a political consulting firm.
I feel like we're at a point where people are so sick of this indignance on both sides that the way Donald Trump gets elected is he says, he basically runs on a campaign of like, "Screw you, snowflake," and I think we have to be better about being a little more generous with people and saying, "Okay, let's have the conversation and you might be wrong," but just the response ... Again, we talked about this last week with some of the stuff between you and Fox.

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