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Marsh & McLennan could not have been more generous with its time, money and love.
The kitchen could have been more generous with the rarebit mix itself, but that is a minor criticism.
There was more of a stir when it turned out that Mrs. Helmsley had been more generous with her Maltese than with her some of her family.
Had things gone according to the original plan, this week's budget would have been more generous, with tax cuts designed to whet the appetite for the main course a year hence.
We have added a new panel to Figure 1 showing the classical song-control brain areas, and have been more generous with the explanations in the Discussion.
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But Updike is more generous with description than Hemingway, and more generous, too, with commentary.
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