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It is noteworthy that the Saudi government honorarily provides high-quality care and easy access to hospitals to all Hajj pilgrims including those with less severe conditions.

The last time streets were honorarily renamed in 2017 after former Illinois Assistant Attorney General Frederick J.

Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream even honorarily renamed their Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough flavor "I Dough, I Dough"!

Chaya recounts how he spent his career as a money exchange officer, starting his own offices -- Chaya for Money Exchange A[degrees]-- and helping develop the Syndicate for Money Exchangers, which he still honorarily heads.

After living here for more than a decade I'm happy to count myself as honorarily Irish most of the time - especially now my mum has citizenship.

You had early chatter that Pollard could be released in exchange for some sort of peace process deal; then you had former deputy defense secretary Lawrence Korb claim that his former boss Caspar Weinberger's anti-Israel bias contributed to Pollard's life sentence; then you had 39 Democratic congressmen, including influential ones like Barney Frank and Anthony Weiner, asking President Obama to commute Pollard's sentence; and finally you had reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu had asked for the freedom of Pollard (since honorarily made an Israeli citizen) as part of a deal in which his cabinet would approve a 90-day West Bank construction freeze.

Still others were honorarily promoted to GFO, such as with Grace Hopper, who neither had command nor a joint specialty billet, yet her work with computers was vitally important to the Navy.

Santos said he got the idea for the honorary designation from Richard Maynard, who told him that part of 126th Street in New York City is honorarily named for King, the Civil Rights leader who was assassinated in 1968.

Yet the National Commission on Federal Election Reform, a body appointed in the wake of the 2000 election and co-chaired (honorarily) by former Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, virtually ignored it.

The former alcoholics mostly work honorarily, even if they were trained and/or are supervised.

Neither the letter nor the op-ed nor, hardly, anyone argue that Pollard (who was honorarily made an Israeli citizen) was not guilty; they argue that his sentence is at this point overly harsh, including in comparison to those of similar convictions.