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good-heartedness

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See: philanthropy


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Karen Brown, community development worker, said: "The community spirit and good-heartedness of people coming together to benefit those less fortunate than themselves was fantastic.
Everyone is aware that our late father, may God rest his soul in peace, was indeed an epitome of human good-heartedness and kindness, and was therefore the best to represent his people and the kingdom.
Then it changed to delight as I was charmed by the efficiency and sheer good-heartedness of an assistant called Tamboo Osman whom I met in Slater's Menswear in the city centre's Cannon Street.
 
 
 
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