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Along with an array of African leaders, Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is heavily reliant on Emirati largesse.

From BBC

Harris’s glimmers of senatorial interest in scaling back military largesse faded into standard bellicosity.

From Salon

Those days of American largesse are expected to be over as soon as Biden leaves the White House.

From BBC

And regardless of whether it immediately repairs fissures inside the party, a shift would be better, from both a strategic and moral perspective, than pretending that Israel is not in fact using American weapons and largesse to brutalize the Palestinian people for the crimes of Hamas in clear violation of the laws of war and basic human decency.

From Slate

They are ideologues who live high on the largesse of the movement of which they are unapologetically a part.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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