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  • In her few public appearances she resembles a well-heeled rancher's wife more than a fabulously wealthy businesswoman. Times, Sunday Times
  • Some fabulously original singer-songwriters rose to sudden popular prominence… and were arrested, jailed, and sent into exile with shaven heads.
  • He retired to England, a fabulously wealthy man. Times, Sunday Times
  • The play tells the story of a fabulously wealthy woman who seeks revenge on her heartless seducer.
  • Crucially, the playing controls are fabulously intuitive. Times, Sunday Times
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  • Such fabulously unlikeable petulance, such hubris and arrogance. Times, Sunday Times
  • This CD is a fabulously entertaining and enjoyable production.
  • Even today, a woman mounted side-saddle in a full skirt, tightly cut coat, white stock and hard riding hat looks fabulously elegant.
  • This miserable creature --- Wesley deduced --- was none other than the fabulously bewhiskered Path- finder). BEHINDLINGS
  • The guilty parties will remain unpunished and, in one particular case, fabulously wealthy. Times, Sunday Times
  • Rather fabulously, they had their first romantic encounter in the Tardis. Times, Sunday Times
  • HERE'S another one from the file of fabulously pointless scientific research. The Sun
  • Her relationship with Jed is going fabulously.
  • The couple are said to be fabulously wealthy.
  • The economy is down, economic growth is now, inflation is up, debt is up, and the stock markets (and the corporate holdings that they trade) are doing "fabulously" - thank you very much. The Growing Economic Divide
  • The movie is a fabulously funny exploration of fetishism, a look at the ever-more-insane ways people find to "get off."
  • Since the wedding, the British press has dubbed Pippa "Her Royal Hotness" and delighted in her sex appeal, calling her "fabulously foxy". NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • He is now fabulously wealthy.
  • In her few public appearances she resembles a well-heeled rancher's wife more than a fabulously wealthy businesswoman. Times, Sunday Times
  • Rooms are fabulously furnished with period pieces and the service is exemplary. Times, Sunday Times
  • There is something fabulously empowering about that. Times, Sunday Times
  • Like the fabulously deceptive creations of the great landscape gardener Capability Brown, it will speak of wild, untrammelled nature.
  • The fabulously ropy-furred komondor approaches other dogs with what we must assume is his head, but neither eyes nor ears are visible underneath his long locks. INSIDE OF A DOG
  • AND Ayers, and tacked on his black senior politician "daddies" and his fabulously wealthy liberal Jewish "sugar daddies & sugar mommas. If Clarence Thomas wasn't ready to be a Supreme Court Justice, is Obama ready to be President?
  • A splash of black tea on the plate whose fabulously bosky flavour is in inverse proportion to its thinness.
  • Going off the rails with optimism is no sin and this is a fabulously informative, feel-good book. Times, Sunday Times
  • He has finally, it seems, sorted out his blog format, and everything looks fabulously neat and tidy.
  • The coats were ornately if not fabulously stitched with over a mile of gold thread.
  • she plays fabulously well
  • Finally, after nearly five hours of show, audience members beganslipping away into the warm June night, clutching their programs,souvenir t-shirts, and even some voter-registration forms, and smiledthe smiles of the thoroughly, debauchedly, and fabulously entertained. On the Scene: True Colors tour at NYC's Radio City | EW.com
  • This is a fabulously written article that hits the nail on the head.
  • In short they are all now fabulously wealthy.
  • There were juice boxes in fabulously artificial flavors (with names like OrangeSplosion and FutureBerry), Kellogg’s chocolate-chip cereal snack bars, elaborate Fruit Roll-Ups (the type with tie-dye tattoos that come off on the tongue). On Being a Bad Mother
  • hiya, that is such a fabulously inventive idea...nice! cheers,j SHF # 10- Baklava-inspired Honey Gelato
  • Above it were the roller and bee-eater and hoopoe, all fabulously Mediterranean with hot aureate colors that were not, even in the late 1960s, permitted in Britain yet, except under license to the kingfisher. A Year on the Wing
  • This is very nice but it doesn't mean we should sit back and think about what fabulously inclusive people we've all become. Times, Sunday Times
  • Like the fabulously deceptive creations of the great landscape gardener Capability Brown, it will speak of wild, untrammelled nature.
  • There is something fabulously empowering about that. Times, Sunday Times
  • In her few public appearances she resembles a well-heeled rancher's wife more than a fabulously wealthy businesswoman. Times, Sunday Times
  • He ruled the country for 12 years, during which he became fabulously wealthy.
  • Hey, you might end up fabulously rich or even become a hug superstar one day.
  • Fabulously tiled rooms, such as kitchen-diners and hallways, are transformed from practical to inviting when they're warm underfoot.
  • HERE'S another one from the file of fabulously pointless scientific research. The Sun
  • Rooms are fabulously furnished with period pieces and the service is exemplary. Times, Sunday Times
  • Dressed in something fabulously gauzy, a young ballerina demonstrated plies and tendues, frappes and grands battements, rond de jambes and fondues. Wishing For Limber Limbs
  • We'd dearly love to grab squares of iridescent fabric and twist them into fabulously flattering Jerry Hallesque wraps.
  • The play tells the story of a fabulously wealthy woman who seeks revenge on her heartless seducer.
  • I'm fabulously lucky to know you all.
  • He plays the cymbalom with beautiful precision, his touch is so sure, fabulously melodic yet never overplaying.
  • The world is your oyster, whether you end up looking fabulously odd and asymmetrical or chicly reined-in and conventional. Times, Sunday Times
  • Even spindly enoki arrived without a broken stalk and tasted fabulously fresh. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is a fabulously atmospheric place to play.
  • This is very nice but it doesn't mean we should sit back and think about what fabulously inclusive people we've all become. Times, Sunday Times
  • Riches presents his fabulously funny exercise in character comedy. Times, Sunday Times
  • Going off the rails with optimism is no sin and this is a fabulously informative, feel-good book. Times, Sunday Times
  • Youth's bass lines still hit you full on in the gut, whilst Geordie's fabulously taut guitar works still works its way right inside your ears.
  • Their home is fabulously over the top, with enormous open-plan spaces for mass entertaining, comfy hang-outs for cosy get-togethers, and a chic dining area for fashionable feasts.
  • I'd say that they succeeded fabulously.
  • This fabulously barmy show is littered with Wilde's inimitable razor-sharp hysterical one-liners and a delicious vein of black humour.
  • He was fabulously rich.
  • First it means that Little Britain's fabulously boring high-campery might be against the law, which will see David Walliams and Matt Lucas incarcerated for the rest of their natural lives, despite the fact that either one or both of them definitely bat for the other side, an irony which they can mull over while sewing those mailbags. Top stories from Times Online
  • The walls here are cut by centuries of flood and fabulously eroded by wind and storm.
  • He also made a series of fabulously well-timed tackles when they really mattered. The Sun
  • Rooms are fabulously furnished with period pieces and the service is exemplary. Times, Sunday Times
  • And now we have ‘Brasyl’, fizzing and sparking along in the wake of ‘River Of Gods’, itself a fabulously ambitious, multi-threaded/plaided/braided storyline which looked into the wired lens of a future India. Ian McDonald’s ‘Brasyl`, a holiday destination for the mind « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS
  • Second, programming is incredibly good training for all kinds of fabulously interesting jobs, such as business process engineering, even if every single programming job does go to India and China.
  • It's hard to think how a sociocultural observation could be more fabulously wrong. Times, Sunday Times
  • The word "maharaja" conjures up the image of a turbaned, bejewelled ruler, fabulously wealthy, fabulously powerful. WN.com - Business News
  • Bottersnikes & Gumbles is a fabulously named children's animation show currently in production.
  • Only days before he had been duetting fabulously as pianist with Joyce DiDonato at the Gramophone Awards in a languorous version of "Over the Rainbow", on balance a piece that does bear frequent repetition though I can see I may regret that remark. The Turn of the Screw; Ariadne auf Naxos; Les pêcheurs de perles; Mitsuko Uchida
  • However, at home, vacations, my office at lunch - I love seeing a nicely sculpted male on the cover, and I do prefer a little more semi-naked ... my imagination is an overachiever only does fabulously well with just a little hint. Angels' Blood Countdown: Lora Leigh - Nauti Intentions ARC
  • The Halloween party was fabulously bizarre!
  • Everything's going so fabulously well!
  • And it does present a fabulously contradictory picture of a man who I actually find pretty consistent in his behavior, when the legendry is boiled off the bones. Well, I don't know what I am going to stack up against today. I am getting tired of it all.
  • There are two main staircases, both fabulously decorated with oil paintings.
  • So if you’re against Social Security or in favor of conservation, you’re really out to transfer a lot of income from the relatively poor—namely you and me—to the relatively rich—namely our fabulously wealthy grandchildren. More Sex Is Safer Sex
  • Everybody I met would surely be either fabulously wealthy, extremely intelligent or both.
  • Perkin was eighteen years old when he got his patent on mauveine, and he was soon fabulously wealthy. MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION
  • One fabulously throaty chuckle from a five-year-old sitting near the front suggested it could. Times, Sunday Times
  • For the best part of a year David Beckham has been trying to decide if he wants to be an extremely rich young man or a fabulously, ridiculously wealthy young man.
  • He retired to England, a fabulously wealthy man. Times, Sunday Times
  • Rather fabulously, they had their first romantic encounter in the Tardis. Times, Sunday Times
  • Rooms are fabulously furnished with period pieces and the service is exemplary. Times, Sunday Times
  • Italy, by contrast, traded very successfully with Ottoman Turkey, got fabulously rich, and remained Catholic.
  • Nevertheless this is a lovely wine, with a fabulously precise nose of mineral-laced pears and apples, with a firm, talcy, white pepper quality.
  • The chocolate marquise is fabulously simple, and if you wanted you could equally serve it frozen as a parfait.
  • This season is turning out so fabulously, it's almost convinced me to stay.
  • Yet the bay is fabulously productive, many times more than an equal volume of ocean.
  • HERE'S another one from the file of fabulously pointless scientific research. The Sun
  • Rooms are fabulously furnished with period pieces and the service is exemplary. Times, Sunday Times
  • A fabulously expensive and enormous penal system whose rapidly mounting social costs will be borne, ultimately, by every woman, man, and child in the country.
  • She's fabulously sweet to us, and thinks we're very tidy and considerate.
  • Hey, you might end up fabulously rich or even become a huge superstar ( one day ).
  • The JJ crew are reassuringly ambivalent to Britney Spears e.g. “fabulously chic” and Britney Spears are antonymous … ouch. PICS OF ERIC BANA TIME TRAVELING
  • We'd dearly love to grab squares of iridescent fabric and twist them into fabulously flattering Jerry Hallesque wraps.
  • Croatia is a fabulously beautiful country.
  • Fabulously chilled-out music to go with a fabulously relaxing journey.
  • Fortuitously, she received the support of Elizabeth Arden, the well-known cosmetology expert who by then already had her famous and fabulously successful line of beauty products and spas.
  • Even today, a woman mounted side-saddle in a full skirt, tightly cut coat, white stock and hard riding hat looks fabulously elegant.
  • They all sing pretty fabulously and in style.
  • I'm sure though we can all think of the fabulously wealthy who have no problem taking advantage of their deification to extract even greater wealth and power from society at large.
  • She was beautiful, fabulously dressed, and captivating.
  • Yet the bay is fabulously productive, many times more than an equal volume of ocean.
  • Even if I hadn't become fabulously annoyed with the show last season, I'd be disinclined to watch it this year.
  • She moved her hand to her bodice and began to unbutton her fabulously unstylish Mary Astor-style dress. Norm Bladdon, Private G.I.
  • The surgery storylines are fabulously intertwined with the relationships between the staff. The Sun
  • Calling a fabulously dressed heiress "fearless" gives her a little too much creative credit. She Wore It Well
  • He retired to England, a fabulously wealthy man. Times, Sunday Times
  • Superbly presented, deeply researched and fabulously illustrated, it’s a book for anyone in love with images and image making.
  • What you call the fabulously buttery, slightly gritty, tender, sandy-textured cookies that are so right with tea or coffee may depend on where you live. NPR Topics: News
  • I guess the secret is making sure that you have fabulously large sunglasses and a means of capturing events.
  • The surgery storylines are fabulously intertwined with the relationships between the staff. The Sun
  • When she was a baby, just born, a white labor recruiter came to the town where she was living and talked her grandfather into the idea that if he moved down to the Mississippi Delta, which is the home of fabulously rich soil and big cotton plantations, that he would make a lot of money, which wasn't true, but anyway, he believed it. The Promised Land: The Great Black Migration and How it Changed America
  • Consciously unostentatious though she might be, Attias is fabulously well connected. Cécilia Attias: 'I am still here'
  • Now that really does say ruey ruey in Thai: fabulously rich. Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
  • Suddenly, it transforms into simply the most fabulously entertaining spectacle imaginable.
  • She used it as a diary organiser, which worked fabulously until the battery ran down and lost all her information.
  • Catch a performance at the fabulously restored Hawaii Theater.

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