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Norwich and Peterborough is slightly more generous on its tracker deal, offering up to 65%, but generally as the amount you can put down falls, rates rise.
Others are slightly more generous.
My love of marzipan requires a slightly more generous layer.
The rest breaks for younger workers, on the other hand are slightly more generous.
(A slightly more generous interpretation might be that the city is afflicted with an urban variety of multiple-personality disorder).
Several labor experts predicted that the two sides might agree on a raise slightly more generous than that.
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In another experiment conducted in Kenya, girls who received scholarships that provided them with cash grants and coverage of their school fees for two years were slightly more fair and generous in sharing money with an anonymous partner than were girls who applied for scholarships but did not receive them.
The rules and laws are not changed, but previously we were allowed to interpret them slightly different, and be more generous in our assessment, and this has been regulated.
An easier, more direct solution would be to make the existing financial assistance more generous and available to slightly more people.
By 2020, it estimated, the uninsured rate would be "slightly lower" as more Americans took advantage of more generous premium tax credits.
IVB paid a slightly higher third tier flat rate to beneficiaries, which was more generous than unemployment benefits for longer-duration claimants.
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