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San Jose, which almost blew a 3-0 series lead before beating Detroit, went ahead late in the first period because of a generous pass from Luongo to Thornton.

Duncan Smith also believes that migrants are not incentivised to travel to the UK because of a generous welfare system but high wages, which are boosted by the "national living wage".

Even so, Delta is saddled by the highest labor costs among the major airlines because of a generous contract it reached with pilots -- its only union group -- in 2000.

Early in the bidding, Poland appeared to be leaning toward the Gripen, mainly because of a generous package of investments pledged by Saab and BAE (formerly known as British Aerospace), to offset the cost of the project for Poland's struggling economy.

But that side of you is often tolerated because of a generous nature that causes you to spontaneously show up with a gift for the person you love.

The last of these was possible only because of a generous grant from my university--a privilege most middle-class youth do not have.

Districts received $293.9 million in state aid last year to pay for required busing (courtesy busing is not covered), and will receive $352 million this year because of a more generous school funding formula.

In addition, because of a fairly generous benefits package, labour unions were never able to organize most of the workers under investigation thus union records could not be used as a source of information.

The compromise works, they agreed, because they have a generous amount of space -- 3,000 square feet combined -- and because they have maintained a reasonably amicable relationship.

Imagine the fuss if an American or Canadian pair been deprived of a medal because of the generous interpretation of the rules governing an interruption to a programme.

Because of these generous terms, accepting a Perkins loan is an excellent way to finance your post-secondary education.