tS="I'm not <b>eleemosynary</b>, mind you," said the chairman, who pulled down 592,222 dollars himself. "This is what's best for the company."<br><br>Post-Soviet Russia has virtually no private <b>eleemosynary</b> agencies to offer aid in the current crises.&tQ=<b>Eleemosynary</b> refers to:&tC=Greed|Control|Socialism|Permissiveness|Charitable giving&cC=5&fB=<b>Eleemosynary</b> means of or pertaining to alms, charity, or charitable donations; charitable. <b>Eleemosynary</b> is pronounced el-ee-MAHS-uhn-her-ee.
