It also magnanimously lets those sites take all the revenue from ads alongside the results.

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The buyout barons held themselves out to be environmental saviors by magnanimously cutting the building plans back to 3.

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If some (certainly not all, hopefully not most) on the far right think tolerance is theirs to magnanimously dispense, they are seriously out of date.

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But the UN and Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi told me last week in an interview the "time of reforms granted magnanimously from above is past".

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Cook didn't need to apologize over the Apple Maps turmoil, or magnanimously recommend competing map products, as he did, and maybe Jobs wouldn't have done it.

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He magnanimously excuses The Economist's poor record of predicting the price of oil: our suggestion in 1999 that oil would remain dirt cheap was conventional wisdom at the time, he says soothingly.

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The Jets magnanimously agreed to buck up Sanchez after the Manning flirtation by giving him an upgrade in salary and years, but that should be the end of the discussion about hurt feelings.

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