on lavish couches

on lavish couches

It's as lavish and intricate as it is simple and minimal.

Northern Europe could expand social democracy by making its welfare states more lavish

She has massive five series of prime time television, giving out very lavish and exotic health advice.

They lavish attention on it because it's visual, and it spreads the idea, this idea of Abrahamic hospitality of kindness towards strangers.

In short, if the world s rich are stingy today toward our much richer descendants, and if we want to leave our environmental mess to them to deal with, we should be lavish toward the world s poor. Likewise, if we are stingy today toward the world s poor, we should be lavish toward our descendents.

Many developed countries provide lavish subsidies for electric cars amounts up to 7,500 in the US, 8,500 in Canada, 9,000 ( 11,700) in Belgium, and 6,000 even in cash strapped Spain. Denmark offers the most lavish subsidy of all, exempting electric cars from the country s marginal 180 registration tax on all other vehicles.

So you can lavish all the same care, all the same technique, on a hamburger as you would on some much more fancy dish.

But Lomachenko paused at lavish praise for Garcia, saying he thought the three division champion from Riverside looked very slow, sorry Mikey ... you wanted the knockout.

And if you do lavish as much technique as possible, and you try to make the highest quality hamburger, it gets to be a little bit involved.

Second, again as the skeptics warned, over claimers rarely pay penalties for being wrong. Indeed, the media shower lavish attention on over claimers while neglecting their humbler colleagues.

They lavish gold out of the bag, and weigh silver in the balance, and hire a goldsmith and he maketh it a god they fall down, yea, they worship.

They lavish gold out of the bag, and weigh silver in the balance, and hire a goldsmith and he maketh it a god they fall down, yea, they worship.

Unsurprisingly, rules that make it difficult to fire established workers discourage employers from hiring new ones. Insiders enjoy lavish protections, while entry barriers to the millions left outside are insurmountable.

7. This is illustrated by the recent events connected with terrorist activities in Cuba which are a matter of international knowledge and were reported in lavish detail at the time to the Special Rapporteur on mercenaries.

Shortsighted politicians like Bush often skimp on long term investments in favor of short term advantage. He recently signed a lavish infrastructure bill that included, among other payoffs to political supporters, an infamous bridge to nowhere in Alaska.

This is certainly high stakes poker, with huge sums hanging in the balance in the 170 trillion global financial market. Investors, who viewed Greenspan as a warm security blanket, now lavish him with fat six figure speaking fees.

Drug trafficking preys on millions of people at both ends of the drug chain farmers on the supply side and addicts on the demand side using the misery of millions to pay for the lavish lifestyles of criminal intermediaries.

Saudi Arabia s traditional soft power foreign policy tools lavish spending of oil money and da wa, the Call are no longer effective. Building fences and sending helicopters to police the borders will not be sufficient, and the idea that jihadis can be rehabilitated is a myth.

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