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But in my youth, at 25, I pretty much took their love and generosity for granted — kind of  like the law of gravity.

From the beginning, the GEMS schools in Dubai took for granted a kind of ethnic segregation.

Gratitude is, fundamentally, about not taking things for granted, a kind of worldview.

The left takes for granted this kind of pro-Europe attitude.

That improvement is largely the result of better risk assessments of those granted some kind of limited freedom before their release.

In many places, children who die or people who suffer unpleasant deaths can be granted a kind of sainthood and asked to intervene on behalf of the living.

With the simple silent beauty of sunlight streaming through trees, Joe – and all of us flawed fathers bearing witness – are granted a kind of redemption.

The magazine has done for plants what 1930's Hollywood did for starlets: granted a kind of immortality to what is usually ephemeral.

Above all, in Syria, Putin seeks to extend Russia's influence, both in the Middle East and globally, with his country granted the kind of superpower status that he sees as its birthright.

Zo? 22-year-old sister, Mahaliyah Ayla Oppenheim, wrote that she had been granted a kind of special standing by activists at the University of California, Berkeley, after she returned to school from a 2009 visit to the West Bank.

Most universities these days rival the most sophisticated corporations in their infrastructure and networking capabilities, and students take for granted the kind of technology they've grown up with in their homes.