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1 Private investment in transportation infrastructure is a popular concept, especially since nobody believes we are headed back to the days of federal munificence as our highways and bridges live on past their design life.

2 But there is a secret agenda behind Gatsby's social munificence – he hopes one day to find among his guests Daisy Fay, the girl he loved and lost before the great war.

3 Such munificence was wasted on Hun Sen, however, who launched a coup four years later to regain his position as Cambodia’s sole leader.

4 Needless to say, such state-ordained munificence is in any case not the ideal system of incentives.

5 I have come to show the beneficence and munificence of our great and benign government.

6 But women in power, often the beneficiaries of male munificence, tend to be treated harshly when they betray that gift by failing.

7 This munificence is costly to the rest of us.

8 Of course, we cannot depend on government or the munificence of robber barons to solve the technology skill gap. 

9 By then, L.A. was preening itself over movies’ magnificence and munificence.

10 Most importantly flowing from that, of course, is a munificence of dollars promised from the tournament for Fifa, and therefore for the voting countries.

11 Among nomadic peoples especially, such munificence is a matter of survival — anyone who’s crossed the desert on foot knows the importance of water, shelter and food.

12 Like many startups, print-on-demand companies tend to coat themselves in munificent techno-marketing clichés.

13 It’s not necessarily pangs of guilt nor a newfound sense of global munificence.

14 It’s become popular—even knee-jerk—to write off the difficulty businesses face finding workers as people staying at home, probably sitting around in their underwear, enjoying the munificent benefits unemployment brings.

15 The tolerance he that old daddy take into to my bug munificence have gets the man sort.

老爸对我的错误加以宽容，他有着男人般的宽宏大量。

16 “When you’re that wealthy you can spread your munificence anywhere that matters,” said Rob Reich, a co-director of the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at Stanford.

17 Whether conflating the wish-granting power of the governor’s office with munificence of St. Nick is touching or macabre is a matter of perspective.

18 Although Brook was quick to say this munificence was "not about bragging rights", there is the whiff of a wages war in tennis.

19 A reliance on the munificence of others leaves faith films vulnerable to parties whose interest isn't wholly holy.

20 I thanked them for their munificence.

我感谢他们的慷慨。

1 丰厚

munificent

2 大方

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3 慷慨

free liberal generous charitable handsome lavish prodigal princely beneficent magnanimous big-hearted bounteous unstinting unsparing unsparingly charity generosity bounty liberality magnanimity prodigality without stint bountiful munificent open-handed ungrudging generously handsomely virtuously ungrudgingly