Conveying or resembling a compliment.
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The report also said police inhibited protesters constitutional right to free speech.
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The second was economic: the free market liberal revolution of the 1980s.
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Masutha, however, could not say exactly how much free education will cost.
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She said that government revenue funds Cuba's free education and healthcare systems.
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But she said children still need free time to use their imaginations.
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Lest I appear gratuitous, let me step you through some recent examples.
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Comey's statement was gratuitous; carelessness is not a violation of federal law.
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General, gratuitous criticism is unacceptable. The meeting is set for August 27.
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The extinction of species has been involved in the most gratuitous mystery.
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He could negotiate the distance; but anything else was a gratuitous insult.
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That's why I took the Town Treasurer's job for two years, gratis.
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Of the thermae in Rome, some were mercenary, and some opened gratis.
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I see, soap is not given gratis here in Paris, to boarders.
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Bread was given them gratis, as one would do to the poor.
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By sending me your paper gratis, and paying me seven per cent.
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And once the infrastructure was down, adding new sites was almost costless.
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Very sensible even if not costless, Raymond James analyst Chris Bailey said.
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Internet platform businesses can scale very rapidly because adding customers is virtually costless.
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Nobody is saying that spending to avoid a recession is costless.
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The secret is simple, and almost costless.
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Unable to look elsewhere, I made some complimentary reference to her cap.
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Some of the messages in the latter case were anything but complimentary.
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Wilbur had been feeling dizzier and dizzier through this long, complimentary speech.
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I volunteered to review a complimentary copy of her new Robotics book.
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Increasingly the media has become the story-andnot such a complimentary one.
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I also enjoy their free grocery delivery program and their complimentary breakfast!
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Taken together, PCR and serology are complimentary modalities that require time-dependent interpretation.
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The title chosen, however, was more than complimentary; it was but just.
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From a marketing perspective UX is a key complimentary discipline and activity.
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I received complimentary admission to the faire for purposes of this article.
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The following is another song about the English, not quite so complimentary:
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It also offers complimentary shipping directly to its merchandising and fulfillment facilities.
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The Italian critics of the book are not, on the whole, complimentary.
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A number of very complimentary letters in reply to this were received.
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Though I wish you could have been more complimentary about the writing.
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In this complimentary and charitable mood, he went straight to Flora Bellasys.
