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They often contain generous coupons.

The AHCA does make an effort to repeal Obamacare's two costliest regulations: its requirement that plans charge similar premiums to the young and the old (age-based community rating); and its requirement that plans contain generous financial payouts (high actuarial value).

1981: 51: "If you want the world to contain generous, forceful, resolute, creative and actually happy people, you do not wish it to contain people who uniformly think in such a way that their actions will satisfy the requirements of utilitarianism".

There's a lot to like in Clark's songs, which contain generous helpings of dark humor expressed in smartly crafted lyrics that waste few words or emotions.

"One reason we purchased the building," Mr. Dardis said, "is because its zoning classification contains generous use categories for office, warehouse, industrial, small retail, even entertainment, and there is room for expansion on the site.

This (at £49) contains generous sample pots of bold, interesting nail colour (frankly, they're sufficiently big and fancy to pick three you don't like and can pass on as a Christmas present), treatment products, a good crystal nail file, some lovely nail art and a full-size bottle of festive, glittery red polish not available elsewhere.

This collection of background and tips on wine also contains generous amounts of blank, organized charts for tasting and cellar notes.

The CP finally called for a renewed dialogue in December, yet his speech "contained generous nods to the Khawalid [brothers'] influence".

In 2004 Barbados faced down Trinidad in a dispute over their maritime boundaries, and two years later won a big slice of seabed, which America's Geological Service believes may contain some generous deposits, though the waters are deep and the geology complex.

Heat a large frying pan containing a generous splash of oil.

In 2005 he celebrated Nelson's victory with Trafalgar sausages, containing a generous tot of rum.