Spain also freely hands out citizenship to Latin Americans.
No reporter would want to be in a position of freely handing things over to the government.
He works hard, freely hands out his pale baguettes to beggars and worships with the frequency of the devout.
He should make it clear that he is freely handing the whip in, rather than allowing it to be torn from his grasp.
Taking it can be hard enough for egomaniacal comedians, but freely handing it out seems insane considering we're still exceptionally new to TV writing ourselves.
Despite the scarcity of information and transparency about shale gas exploitation, the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is freely handing out licenses to Cuadrilla and other companies to undertake experimental drilling.
This is because Utah's concealed-carry permit has emerged as a de facto national ID for handgun owners, as 40 states now recognize some or all out-of-state permits: "In April, the Senate came just three votes short of passing a measure that would have mandated reciprocity for concealed-carry permits including the ones Utah so freely hands out nationwide".
Penguin whistled home the copies that had gone out to booksellers, and a few days later was served with a summons to appear at the Central Criminal Court in the case of Penguin Books, Ltd., v. Regina, when it would meet the charge of publishing (its gesture of freely handing over the book constituting technical publication) an obscene book.
The reality is that very valuable publicly funded data-sets are being freely handed over to train AI models that might well in future be charging the same NHS for their services.
Data that, in DeepMind's case, has been so far freely handed over by multiple NHS organizations — in June, for example, it emerged that another NHS Trust which has inked a five-year data-sharing deal with DeepMind, Taunton & Somerset, is not paying the company for the duration of the contract; unless (and in the unlikely eventuality) that the service support exceeds £15,000 a month.
