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If men aged 65 in 2016 are unable to find work, they may end up on pension credit, which is actually more generous than the state pension.

Amazingly, this ban is actually more generous than the recent post-20 week abortion ban passed in the House of Representatives, which would have no exceptions except in the case of the life of the woman.

If the measure succeeds, her prediction is doctors will move as quickly as possible to put their patients on chronic health plans in an effort to spare them the brunt of their out of pocket costs – but the Medicare rebates for some chronic disease consultations are actually more generous than standard consultations.

"And then I knew the shocking data that shows that poor people are actually more generous in giving than the well-off," he said.

The negotiated version of the deal was actually marginally more generous than the original suggestion proposed by the league, which as it turns out would have created exactly one free agent – Houston's Brad Davis.

Lautenberg is actually not really, really old by Senate standards, which are even more generous than baby-boomer standards.

The policy announcement was intended to be more generous than that of the Conservatives, but critics have said it could actually amount to a cut because it does not take the growing number of school pupils in to account.

Some airlines are more generous than others.

But some are more generous than others.

But Martin is more generous than that.

Readers are usually more generous than critics.