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kindly

[kahynd-lee] / ˈkaɪnd li /




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Amazon’s investors, however, didn’t take kindly to its plans to ramp capital spending up by nearly 60% to $200 billion this year: On Friday, the company lost $124 billion in market value.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moreover, though stories about starting all over again in one’s dotage are endearing and kindly, as “Calle Málaga” is, they have a core of sheer fantasy.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Let’s sit by the window and talk,” Nurse Yasunaga said in a kindly voice.

From Literature

Alex Warren, meanwhile, is being made to march down a stairwell past a kindly looking grandmother typing away on her phone as he pours his heart out in “Ordinary.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, we kindly ask that you do not speculate on this case, as it could potentially impact any future court proceedings.

From BBC