Over the top of this whole unappetizing mess is lavished a huge helping of gore. |
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The love and affection lavished on her made very good photographs and showed that India did have a heart. |
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Like Beloved, Wild appears to possess an uncontainable hunger, a desire that is lavished on sweet things. |
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Moreover, the roulette wheel is gorgeous, and worth the lingering slo-mo shots lavished upon it. |
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He has lavished colours on his canvases, but has blended hues subtly in an attempt to give a new dimension and depth to the works. |
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Upon these burses much ornamentation is lavished, and this has been the case since medieval times, as many existing examples survive to show. |
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Much of the corporate frenzy is being lavished on the bemused core of the Barmy Army. |
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Despite the attention lavished on telegenic backdrops and gauzy imagery, spoken words still matter in politics. |
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It is long, dark, lugubriously lit and, in its reticent way, it murmurs about the sheer sum of money that has been lavished on it. |
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The Government has also lavished funds on the constituency over the past year and sent a record number of ministers to attend events there. |
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They lavished many gifts on the King, and they praised his advisers for their wisdom in bringing the palace to completion. |
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With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty. |
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In ever greater numbers, collectors lavished their treasures on the museum. |
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If the universe hasn't lavished you with extravagance lately, use this week's Mercurian energy to add some major extensions to your wish list. |
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The hotel lobby was lavished with fancy furniture and expensive pictures hung on the wall. |
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The whole family fortune is lavished upon diadems and necklaces of true or false gems. They have no other wealth. |
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While Wilkinson has been shunning the limelight, Dawson is relishing the attention that has been lavished on him. |
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The question remains as to whether, despite all the praise being lavished on him, he will eventually be seen to have overreached himself. |
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He was a godfather to a dozen kids, and lavished them all with expensive gifts. |
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A lovely temptress lavished her affection upon him, attempting to lure him away. |
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Few business travelers could afford or justify the costly comforts lavished upon the fortunate few. |
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Both managers lavished praise on their players for serving up a worthwhile spectacle. |
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Many parish churches were extravagantly rebuilt, and lavished with vessels and ornaments which foreign visitors thought worthy of a cathedral. |
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Our care is lavished on the victims » the site was covered with concrete and the surroundings were frozen with liquid nitrogen. |
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I lavished Max with attention in order to avoid eye contact. |
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Massive amounts were frittered away on furniture, electrical goods, designer clothes and cosmetics, while gifts were lavished on relatives and friends. |
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Then he carefully pulls the book from the shelf, cradling its delicate pages, its fragile spine in his palms with the same tenderness lavished on a newborn baby. |
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For all the attention lavished on polls, prognostications and policy positions, a presidential campaign measures, most of all, the mettle and maturity of the candidates. |
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Hopefully, you had fun, took time out for rest and relaxation, and lavished gifts on those you love during the holidays. |
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A subtle body scrub you will be lavished so your skin breathes, purified and satiny. |
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Spending more than an hour greeting a well-behaved group that queued with schoolboy grins, she lavished her attention on the well-deserved throng with photos and autographs. |
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During her recuperation, her father lavished attention on his favorite child, who had once been an energetic tomboy. |
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But relative to the research and tender care lavished on infants and adolescents, appallingly little has been done. |
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The boomerangs, totem poles and other gifts lavished on the queen during her tours distract only briefly from the 60-year-old electrical system. |
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Behind her, there was another torch lit and another, until the great room itself was filled with lights and illuminations to bewilder even the lavished of all Romans. |
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Whether you visit the country's North or South Island, attention is going to be lavished on NZ in 2015 – and it won't all be Hobbit-related. |
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A woman he dated said he lavished her with gold chains, paid for clothing, lent her one of the three cars he drove. |
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Thanks to their care, attention, and the infinite care lavished on the mill, the oil produced is equal to the highest standards. |
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Plenty of attention is being lavished on the Scania camera system upon the launch of the new Scania R series. |
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Constant care is lavished on Evian's gardens and flower beds, and keeping the city clean and tidy. |
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These gifts that Eliazer lavished on Rebekah are types of the gifts of the Spirit. |
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They lavished attention on the question of what constitutes friendship because of the importance they attached to its role in civilized society. |
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Great care and expense was lavished on these mouldings, with their details picked out in rich colours. |
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In addition to the care lavished on raising the standard of living we need a movement to raise the standard of thinking. |
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Melocactus can be a little difficult to cultivate, but with the good lavished care, they form specimens interesting. |
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He lavished ample advice upon us, allowing us to understand the community better. |
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One of those which perhaps cost the most to her native pride came in the way her Superior lavished advice on her. |
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He struck me as a sincere and romantic person that hadn't had the chance to find love and instead had enjoyed the attention the women had lavished on him. |
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Kessenich, to be fair, has also lavished the Iroquois with praise for their skills and sportsmanship in subsequent games. |
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He also lavished praise on Karen Santorum, lauding her for giving up her career to take care of her children. |
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With all the attention lavished on big cases by the media, have such appearances become obligatory and, as a result, changed the rules that lawyers must follow? |
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But the stonemasons who built the small parish church in Skelton invested it with the same love and care as they had lavished on York's cathedral. |
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Iridescent purple swamphens, lavished with outrageous lipstick stomp over the leaves on gigantic spider feet, bobbing their ludicrous white-handkerchief tails behind them. |
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The compelling abstract complexity of this carpet is testimony to the skill which Ottoman designers lavished on the creation of non-figurative patterns. |
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To see such composure and comfortable passing craft at the age of 20 it was reasonable that the man he is compared to, Patrick Vieira, lavished him with praise. |
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I have, in my time, overheard some complaints about the coverage of Brooks's outfit at the Leveson inquiry and, indeed, the coverage lavished on the clothes of high-profile women in general. |
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Whether it be a massage, wrap or lymphatic drainage, each treatment lavished by one of our therapists promises a feeling of tranquility, serenity and relaxation. |
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Her father, a rich milliner, lavished her with attention. |
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If the Presidency had not wasted time criticising Parliament or finding specious, trumped-up obstacles, and had lavished more energy on preventing the failure of the Council, it would perhaps have acted wisely. |
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It is true that much more attention, academic and other, is lavished on self-government than on electoral participation and representation in legislatures. |
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I thank the Lord for having lavished so many kindnesses upon me and for having given me the strength to achieve my duty of state in union with Him. |
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I am convinced that it will long be granted to the new generations to draw from the treasures that this 20th-century Council has lavished upon us. |
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To appease Republican nativists, it lavished scarce resources solely on hunting down and punishing illegal immigrants. |
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It is little wonder then, that with so much care lavished on them, the great sweet wines of Rust are not cheap, especially Ausbruch and ice wine. |
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He calls us ceaselessly to himself, and whenever we experience the defeat inflicted by sin he shows us the way back to his house, where we find again that unique loving care which he has lavished on us in Christ. |
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Tipped to the gunnels and lavished with pre-emptory praise, their many press clippings have them talking up a good fight, making all the right noises about reclaiming Manchester music from the troglodytes. |
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Danny Boyle's critical darling 'Slumdog Millionaire' has made a killing at the box office and is now being lavished with awards. |
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It is inevitable that, as more and more kings and princes lavished favours on Leonardo in return for less and less finished work, his hardworking contemporaries would have taken the mickey. |
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Care such as we have never before provided should be lavished on the family, and especially on women, who not only devote their time to motherhood, but also look after ill and elderly family members. |
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But as the play labored through its gorily over-the-top ending, I found myself wishing that all the accomplished design work had been lavished on a more substantial piece of writing. |
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The care lavished on its construction and internal fittings demonstrate that the building was intended not only to be a functional laboratory facility, but also a work of art. |
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Nobody has gone after members of the Thatcher Government who lavished taxpayers' money on the disgraceful ad campaign that made personal pensions a doddle to mis-sell. |
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He lavished vast sums on them and lauded them with every honor. |
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