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• s  without envy or reluctance
  ungrudging admiration

• So well is 23-year-old Rookie Baylor handling the ball and himself this season in the National Basketball Association that his fellow pros already regard him with ungrudging .
• Even the rival Atlanta Journal gave Constitution Columnist Cope an ungrudging pat on the back: "An important book for the entire South.
• The future of the Commonwealth has become a deeply emotional issue among Britons, who remember gratefully its ungrudging gifts of troops and guns in two near-mortal wars.