Courtesy of somebody/something

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Provided by someone or something.

Our lunch today is courtesy of the new Italian restaurant around the corner.
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Often appears as...

  • dinner courtesy of
  • gift courtesy of
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Sponsorship Highlight

Use to acknowledge a company or person who has provided something for free, often for promotion.

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This event is courtesy of our generous sponsors.
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Gratitude Expression

Includes an element of gratitude or appreciation, especially in a public or formal setting.

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The awards were made possible courtesy of the arts council.
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Not Reciprocal

Implies no expectation of something in return from the person receiving the service or item.

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Enjoy the complimentary snacks courtesy of the hotel.
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