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"We support her decision to split it between the artists and think it a gracious and generous suggestion," they added.
"I watched what I should be doing -- from the other side of it," a gracious Roddick said afterward.
A Fox News spokeswoman called it "a gracious and amicable parting," and said Ms. Kohn's one-year contract with the network expired at the end of 2012.
North of Brooklyn along Route 169 lies Pomfret (pommes frites, G. J. is fond of calling it), a gracious town of private boarding schools, B & B's and an award-winning winery.
Is it a gracious door prize for the disenfranchised, or a payoff that Intel hopes will prevent any loose cannons from making a fuss and filing suit?
Yet so often we are driven by greed and by the arrogance of dominion, possession, manipulation and exploitation; we do not preserve nature; nor do we respect it or consider it a gracious gift which we must care for and set at the service of our brothers and sisters, including future generations".
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And in a summer of real estate doldrums, it is causing quite a stir, not simply because it is a gracious, century-old, 17-room house with elaborate stained-glass windows and a charming carriage house in the backyard.
It's a gracious and oddly affecting greeting.
Some see it as a gracious thank-you note.
That is their language, and they speak it with a gracious accent reminiscent of Balanchine.
"It's a gracious place to live," said Rita Brissette, who oversees a lunch program at Harbor House.
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