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It would extend "goodwill" payments to anyone without power on 25 December, it said.

Greater stability in this region would extend goodwill to the roughly 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide.

Democrats, however, are more willing to extend goodwill to the other side.

Along with benefiting from their goodwill toward you, you should also extend goodwill back to them.

"We are extending our goodwill payments so that any customer who was without electricity for any time on Christmas Day, regardless of the duration of the power cut, will be guaranteed £75," the company said.

The secretary of state extended his goodwill tour to Slovakia — where a leading journalist who exposed government corruption was murdered last year — before meeting up in Poland with Mr. Pence for a U.S.-organized conference on the Middle East.

As you may have heard, the Irish economy is a bit of a car wreck at the moment so they can't afford to extend their goodwill to Kosovo and establish an embassy.

Why shouldn't the season of goodwill extend to all creatures great and small?

But in moments of high stress (like, um, when your toddler goes into plank position as you try to buckle him into his car seat), it's especially important to extend that same goodwill toward yourself.

The attacks of September 11th have shown America to be as vulnerable as other countries; it would do well to extend the same goodwill as it may one day need in return.

But for all the goodwill extended to Quinlan and the almost universal appreciation of the fact that he was good bloke, as early as his first meeting with the players it was abundantly clear that the club legend was out of his depth.