This name they deem a sufficientcompensation for every fatigue and danger.
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Those words from you are more than sufficientcompensation for it.
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Elevation to the Fourth Circle was no longer sufficientcompensation.
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The ability displayed in it is a sufficientcompensation.
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This privilege alone was a sufficientcompensation for all the duty which was required of them.
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And even if an experiment implied danger, might there not be sufficientcompensation for all risks?
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It was a fearful risk, but if he succeeded, the prize, he thought, would be sufficientcompensation.
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The advantages social intercourse procured for her were, however, more than sufficientcompensation for the heart-beats it caused her.
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His clever "commentary" is not sufficientcompensation.
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Either would justify an enemy in running considerable risks, and would afford him practically sufficientcompensation for considerable losses incurred.
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Is not that fragrance sufficientcompensation for your toil, with the clean red planks profit over and above legitimate earnings?
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In witnessing the happiness he had imparted, their benefactor found more than sufficientcompensation for all the difficulties he had encountered.
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Mr. Oliver evidently regarded the young clergyman's good birth, old name, and sacred profession as sufficientcompensation for the want of fortune.
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Fromery will learn that Voltaire has done him the honor to borrow his coat, and I think that will be a sufficientcompensation.
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That had seemed to her, even in her sorrow, to be sufficientcompensation for all that her sister had endured and was enduring.
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In opposing Apple's injunction request last month, Samsung said Apple's willingness to license at all shows money should be sufficientcompensation, court documents show.