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Of these 842 loans, 792 were for less than $150,000, which should have entitled the recipient to more confidentiality under SBA’s release policies.

He even went so far as to entitle one blog post (since sadly deleted) “How To Succeed at Failure.”

In the Vanity Fair piece, Lawrence defended her celebrity status and said that that did not entitle people to her body.

Teenagers can pay taxes; that alone should entitle them to a voice in the political process.

Different contracts may entitle Chesapeake to charge varying amounts.

Hint: It does not entitle him to the right to do damage to the Republican brand.

In short, Hare's view of the average American is now such an anachronism as to entitle him fairly to be called a freak.

The song is certainly wonderful and unique, and should entitle its author to a very exalted position among singing-birds.

Epicures vaunting their taste, entitle me vulgar and savage, Give them their Brussels-sprouts, but I am contented with cabbage.

He had never disclosed it to me—and I could not see what there was in Helen Legram to entitle her to this confidence.

They understood that our power alone cannot protect us, nor does it entitle us to do as we please.