Word: generously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...been increasing over the past two decades. These numbers fuel a growing us-vs.-them psychology in the electorate and a decidedly jaundiced view of the political establishment: "they" are the people who vote themselves pay raises, take - junkets, do favors for the financial establishment and provide themselves with generous health-care packages...
...report implied that Harvard was more generous than other institutions across the board" in regard to benefits, Waters said. "It assumes that junior faculty will reap the benefits of faculty members over 40 when they get to be over 40. But most junior faculty, as we know, do not spend their senior years at Harvard...
...according to some employees, Harvard's benefits program is still more generous than other employers...
...fact, administrators defend many of the staff health care changes by arguing that Harvard's plan was overly generous in comparison to the market, other Ivy League schools and large Boston employers...
...this surreal saturation of dollars were not a generous enough compliment to the American coin, here comes another one: the American bill is being illegally reproduced around the globe and in greater quantity than ever. "The U.S. currency," says Secret Service spokesman Carl Meyer, "is not only the most desirable currency in the world. It is also the most easily counterfeited." Of the $350 billion worth of U.S currency in circulation today, anywhere from 50% to 65% is held overseas. In 1980, estimates University of Wisconsin economist Edgar Feige, just 30% of all dollars could be found offshore...