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Granted, these were likely small servings of comparatively weak coffee— but still, impressive.

Granted, he just rode the stair lift up the entire way, but still, he made it to the top.

Granted, he is um a white male and historically they seem to do better in the electorate than women.

Now I grant you, that's still a hard conversation to start, especially with someone you don't know.

Yes, you want more of Grant, than McClellan in that, on that humility score.

The court granting an emergency request filed by the administration to block lower court rulings that would have put the above ground portion of the project on hold.

The eyes, the lips, and then the Yeah, it's all permission granted from pieces like this.

We take it for granted.

This first one here is from Lexi Grant.

Fanon argued that when France abolished slavery in its colonies, Black people were suddenly granted freedom without having created and defined what that freedom meant.

Along with others in the movement, she helped solidify gains that many these days may take for granted.

This program allows a person to join the US Air Force as a medical resident, and during residency, the Air Force will pay both an annual grant and monthly stipends throughout the duration of the entire residency.