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1. The bounteous largess given thee to give?

2. Mr. King liked the lordliness of giving largess.

3. To the people he gave largess on his own account22 and also paid the moneys that his father had promised.

4. And from such largess, dispensed from his future, Martin turned and took his one good suit of clothes to the pawnshop.

5. Its largess is a reflection of the U.S. dollar being the world's reserve currency.

6. Members of Congress are appalled by the prospect of taxpayer funds going to companies lavishing such undeserved largess on such a group of demonstrated failures.

7. Corruption or fraud that allowed local officials and the well-connected to pocket large sums of public largess won't be exposed.

8. Once-rebellious artists, like the director Zhang Yimou, have been showered with largess after agreeing to work within the system they once disdained.

9. But he said there was unlikely to be much strategy for use of the sports stadiums beyond putting on a good show and demonstrating wealth and largess to the outside world.

10. The local universities, University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University have also benefitted from the largess of RIM's top executives.

11. We citizens would, I'm sure, have been forced to purchase insurance from the very same insurance companies that spread out a largess of nearly $170m lobbying dollars to Congress in 2009.

12. Some multi-strategy hedge funds and fund-of-hedge funds are stressing the importance of their strong compliance departments and largess to show that they're above board.

13. EXAMPLE: The company's owner was famous for his exceptional largess because he always gave expensive gifts and scholarships to the children of his long-time employees.

14. There is also no reason to expect that consumers will become less dependent on government largess.

15. Mr. Hayashi spoke with fondness about the easygoing lifestyle afforded a largely by the largess of Tokyo Electric.

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16. But to stay focused on our economy would require dropping foreign wars, not voting ourselves largess from the treasury - and a host of other things that just plain isn't going to happen.

17. The king's abed, he hath been in unusual pleasure and sent forth great largess to your offices.

18. In mixed communities, of forest dwelling and settled peoples, the forest dwellers are rarely consulted, but are grateful for any employment of largess their receive.

19. Those without such pressing needs will sell whatever allowances they are given and enjoy the profits that resulted from Congress's largess.