Word: generously
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Where Davidson's talent lies in the succinctly evocative, Kletzsch grants himself a freer hand over his composition, allowing the generous repetition of themes to broaden his canvas. Sometimes, as in moments during the first movement, 'moderato cantabile', the repetition tends to long-windedness; a series of triplet structures, for example, seem a bit too obvious in their last few recapitulations (especially after the piece's lovely opening, reminiscent of a Bach sarabande...
Ford was in a position to be generous. Its 1986 profits ($3.3 billion on sales of $63 billion) surpassed General Motors' earnings ($2.9 billion from sales of $103 billion) for the first time since 1924. Said Ford President Harold Poling, who took part in the negotiations: "We believe we can live quite well with this agreement...
...notion of expanding American military aid is even more ridiculous. There is simply no such thing as a Third World military establishment which is genuinely interested in democracy; to call them fascistic would be overly generous. To stabilize the Philippine government by giving more money to its military, then, would be like trying to cure a cold by spending a night in the rain...
...believe the cap is very generous," said Dryfus. "State hospitals made a profit of $125 million last year, and the current bill will allow $256 million in funding, a net increase of 10 percent abouve last year," he added...
...best, as in Outlaws, he drives the story with dialogue. His new cast is large but not cumbersome. Sixties radicals, raffish police, a showstopping judge, foxy lawyers, willing victims, conniving matrons, and a computer that tracks a baseball trading game and sniffs out international fugitives -- all fill a generous time frame...