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Mr Juffali, whose ex-wife asserted that he owns a string of valuable properties across England, insisted he had already made "generous" provision for Ms Estrada and their 13-year-old daughter, including a monthly payment of £70,000.

The child was brought up without knowing who her father was (Poulenc was supposedly her "godfather") but he made generous provision for her, and she was the principal beneficiary of his will.

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"We are very grateful that Sue has made this very generous provision to MoMA; we rely heavily on testamentary gifts to keep the museum thriving for generations to come".

Responding to the report, the social services minister, Christian Porter, said the government was considering "one compromise model" that still "makes the system fairer by redistributing savings at the top end to make for more generous provisions for lower income families who may have less employer provided PPL".

This is, of course, the fundamental assumption underlying efforts in places such as Germany and Japan to make state-subsidized childcare available to all, or the generous provision of child benefits and family leave as well.

A second major objective in the Senate is to win more generous provision for Federal reimbursement of welfare payments made by states in excess of the floor.