It is only natural especially seeing as Argentina was kind enough to accept as many Irish people as possible in the 19th century. |
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My thanks to the many alert and obviously clear-headed readers who spotted the error and were kind enough to e-mail me. |
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No, actually, it's a Mardi Gras king cake, which my attorney was kind enough to send to my office Friday. |
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They were kind enough to send me a box of handy, test-size virgin pieces of horsehide and cowhide, as they came from the tanner. |
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The ambulance was kind enough to book me in, although I was already late for my appointment with the audiology department. |
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The turf was actually decent and they were kind enough to let us plebs sit in the expensive seats. |
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He was crestfallen when I said I just wanted to borrow the phone, but was kind enough to let me. |
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Would you be kind enough to go back on deck and tell Kay that I said she's an uncultivated, ill-bred sybarite? |
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If a farmer wants to take a basket of poultry or a goat or two to the market, the bus company will be kind enough to help. |
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After many months of red tape, the Library of Congress archivists were kind enough to release the print so a new digi-beta tape could be struck. |
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I was kind enough to accept your apology, thinking it would shut you up and you would move on to bother someone else. |
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Our hotel and restaurant industry should be kind enough to delete bottled water from its menu of profit making food and beverage items. |
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A charming and pleasant man, open and warm, he had been kind enough to read my thesis and like it. |
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I should offer a word of thanks to one of the teachers, who was kind enough to open up the old school house and show me around. |
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They've been kind enough to grant me a title of Professor of English so I'm a member of the department. |
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He, in turn, was kind enough to not abuse that gift of joy by effectively throwing his game in the dumper for the balance of the week. |
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Well, that's not exactly what Garner said, but in an era before hot microphones, newspapermen were kind enough to bowdlerize it for him. |
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The enemies are kind enough to walk one behind another in a straight line, making it easy to pick them off with sniper rifles. |
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Aiden was kind enough to ask me to sit beside him at the table that he had all to himself. |
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Her uncle had been kind enough to let them live in his house as long as they remained servants in the house. |
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But most of all, I would like to thank our colleagues, who were kind enough to spend so much time with us in sometimes gruelling meetings. |
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It is in their capable hands and hopefully they will be kind enough to allow us to keep him. |
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We hope that whoever wins this blasted election will be kind enough to sing his acceptance speech. |
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I would ask the minister or the parliamentary secretary to be kind enough to provide responses to the questions that this individual has raised. |
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Mr. Speaker, without imposing, would you be kind enough to ask if I could have another five minutes to finish my speech? |
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I hope, when the Commission replies, that the Commissioner will be kind enough to reply to the debate in English. |
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I also ask you to be kind enough to convey these, together with my profound sadness, to the bereaved. |
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I should now like to ask the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso, to be kind enough to speak to us. |
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I would like you to be kind enough to explain that to me very precisely and to tell us your definition of morals. |
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Perhaps the member would be kind enough to indicate what he thinks he said and if he used unparliamentary language, whether he would withdraw. |
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Would the Chair be kind enough to see if I could get an additional five minutes? |
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When you have settled your own affairs be kind enough to cast a glance at mine and have a word with these gentlemen on the subject. |
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The clerk was kind enough to ensure that there was an ample supply of cookies for members of the committee and for witnesses. |
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He was kind enough to give up all His riches and become poor, so that we could become rich. |
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The other players will be grateful that you were kind enough to offer them a demonstration and advice. |
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I am grateful to my friend Charles Pasqua who was kind enough to compliment me on my physical prowess. |
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Hundreds of people walked by the park, and a man was kind enough to buy Maria a burrito. |
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I am surprised it escaped you, but you have been kind enough to allow me to spell it out clearly. |
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The traffic agent was kind enough to direct Sarah discreetly to a closed-off street running behind the arena. |
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I've let this slander pass, because I think the audience realizes he's just yanking my chain, and because he was also kind enough to invite me to guest host the show. |
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There are all the brother bloggers who have been kind enough to extend an unreciprocated link and can now be repaid in full and a few others as well. |
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She was also kind enough to send one of her beautiful upcycled cardigans. |
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The woman in the museum reception was kind enough to call a cab. |
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Not wanting to risk an in-person noogie, I e-mailed Farley some questions that he was kind enough to answer. |
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He was not particularly of the aggressive type, but surely not kind enough to accept being stampeded by scoundrels of the worst kind? |
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In the last few days many groups have been kind enough to invite me to address their meetings and to engage in building this consensus. |
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You were kind enough to refer to my own report, which hopefully will be on the agenda at the next part-session. |
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We thank Alexandre Taithe for having been kind enough to answer our questions. |
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Some of those officials were kind enough to review and comment on draft sections of this report. |
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Many of them are being hosted by neighbours who have been kind enough to take them in until their immediate or extended families are found. |
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Finally, let me say a word to Ambassador Oshima, who was kind enough to say that he did not envy me. |
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I also have dear friends there, some of whom have been kind enough to join us today. |
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Would you be kind enough to tell us how you see our work progressing? |
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I am not exactly sure of the dates and the reasons and I was wondering if the member would be kind enough to give us a little more detail on why it was implemented and why it seems to have taken so long to be removed. |
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Lastly, would any of you be kind enough to table in this committee a list of Canadian companies that are active in the Congo and that are engaging in actions that are somehow contributing to the conflict? |
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Thanks also go to my patient Irish partner who was kind enough to share his expertise in this area with me and helped me a great deal to improve my skills. |
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Otherwise I wonder if he would be kind enough to rephrase that term. |
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I would like some clarification if you would be kind enough to help me. |
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Mr. Speaker, I wonder if the government House leader would be kind enough to indicate to us his business plan to carry through for the next week right up until the Easter break. |
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I would like to thank the various media workers and researchers who were kind enough to share their thoughts and opinions about future research possibilities with me. |
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You don't have to speculate much about what they're doing because they're kind enough to tell you in industry publications and also in the academic literature. |
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If you will be kind enough to refer to the coloured graph you have in front of you, I would like to point out a few things that might be of interest to your committee. |
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I must ask you to be kind enough to give me your notice, Mingus. |
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I hope the local people would be kind enough to put some flowers on it. |
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Brown was kind enough to send some handloads he had whumped up, along with loading dies so I'd be able to try my own. |
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Mr. Gilles Labbé, Député de Masson, was kind enough to attend that meeting and followed up with a personal letter addressed to you emphasizing the urgent need for additional classroom facilities. |
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Try it at home If you want to try crystallising your own flowers at home, Sarah has been kind enough to pass on her basic method. |
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I would also like to thank all those who were kind enough to testify at our hearings and whose contributions provided critical information and inspiration for this report. |
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You have given me invaluable advice, and in what I have said here you will of course have recognized the tone of the comments you were kind enough to proffer. |
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The vendor was kind enough to lend me a rug. |
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If you would be kind enough to give me the details, I will be able to ascertain whether or not I have acted correctly and, if necessary, I will put things right. |
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Graham Watson was kind enough to mention Pessoa in his speech. |
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May I therefore ask her to be kind enough to conclude her statement? |
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Vince has been kind enough to give us permission to use the image of the monument on the poster and for various other pieces which you will soon see if you have not already. |
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This report reflects input from anonymous and named members of civil society who were kind enough to interview or make comments in the questionnaire. |
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Knowing that I could refer people to the site who were kind enough to be interested in my graphic work was a great relief. For a long time I had to cart around notebooks and portfolios to show people my drawings. |
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I'm fortunate to have Dr. Szymanski from the Pacific Homeopathic Association of British Columbia joining us in this submission, and he will be kind enough to read it. |
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I AM collecting used stamps, postcards and picture phonecards for Guide Dogs for the Blind and I wondered if any readers would be kind enough to send me any they may have. |
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Geoff Corkish, an MHK, or Member of the House of Keys, was kind enough to show us around and explain some of the fascinating history of the Tynwald. |
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Back in 2005 the good folks at COUNTRYSIDE were kind enough to allow The Warped Woodturner the opportunity to spell out his principles of country freeloading. |
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They were kind enough to accommodate me with a ride to the train station. |
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