How To Use Replete In A Sentence
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What comfort could cold water afford so repleted a stomach?
Tropic Days
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The Glen Lyon Millennium Event takes the form of a horseshoe route which follows an old peat track past a flowing burn, replete with deep pools, rockfalls and ancient trees.
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Their history is replete with heroic deeds of selfless devotion and supreme sacrifice over the years.
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The dozens of recorded conversations between Ms. Chiesi and Mr. Kurland are replete with examples of Kurland encouraging her to get information, of Kurland belittling her ability to analyze financial data, of Kurland being the New Castle decision maker regarding investment decisions," said Alan Kaufman , her lawyer, in a court filing.
Chiesi Seeks Lighter Sentence in Insider Case
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It's at this point I begin to wonder whether Wayne's post is actually satirical, replete with deliberate ironies I completely missed.
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Her works are replete with objects teeming with personal histories and memories that also act as media to convey universal ideas.
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'Hindu tradition and history is replete with stories and references to' bhumi ', to mother earth, and we want to help Hindus re-learn these sacred teachings and find new relevance for them in the modern world,' said Centre director Shaunaka Rishi Das, who helped formulate the project.
India eNews
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Bellow's letters take the reader through a long and replete – "capacious" is his wife's word for it – life.
Saul Bellow's widow on his life and letters: 'His gift was to love and be loved'
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Indeed, the book is replete with descriptive detail.
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Poems of other genre are replete with allusions to incidents and personalities drawn from jataka stories.
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Below the ocean surface lies an even greater diversity of life, replete with corals, sponges and barnacles, as well as icefish and toothfish (sea bass) - two commercially important and overfished species.
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I wonder what those passages can have been like; the residue is replete with an obsessive interest in excrement, disease, sexual mania, and insectlike reproduction, insofar as these apply to Muslims in general and to Muslim immigrants in Europe in particular.
Holy Writ
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Be that as it may, his writing is replete with contrasting integrants.
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Arabian Jazz is replete with humorous instances of recontextualized cultural inheritance, cultural teases, and trickster-like irony.
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This was a suite of six prose poems, mostly composed in an ironic and decorative biblical style replete with anaphora and the artificiality of thee's, thy's and thou's.
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Not a single thebe was owed on the garage; the house was subject to no bond; and the three accounts in Barclays Bank of Botswana were replete with pula.
Tears Of The Giraffe
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The combination of the flood of people hitting the pit, and the absence of a barrier, resulted in an insane dance floor, replete with gratuitous crowd surfing and lost brain cells aplenty.
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On Labor Day, Heather and Ted were married aboard the Queen Mary in a lavish ceremony replete with Edwardian-era costumes, bagpipers and Scottish kilts for the groom and his friends.
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In this case, cupfuls of frontal lobe, corpus callosum and snowflake-unique collections of synapses that led Miss Mullens to curse out loud with words like “poot” and “jiminy” and yet have internal dialogue like a motherfucking stevedore, as I was to find out to my displeasure when her consciousness exploded into mine as I was lying in the attic, replete, about four hours later.
Blood Lite II: Overbite
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The chorus of the piece - a reprise of Allien's introduction replete with the now introduced elements is a exultant mélange of avant-pop songwriting.
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During the study, the thermocline gradually declined and vertical mixing started, leading to a transition from a nutrient-depleted period to a nutrient-replete period.
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I couldn't really figure out what Kevin did, besides drive some cars and get tied up at Stifler's impromptu bachelor party, replete with strippers and the bride's parents bursting in.
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The ‘guest’ chair, replete with cat, is propping my door wide open to allow the cat to vacate the premises when it so desires.
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Her palette grew more complex and sophisticated - replete with lavenders, juicy oranges, translucent celadons, glowing viridians, wine reds and a range of blues from deep ultramarine to pale sky.
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Thankfully, I no longer go to this abhorrent nonsense replete with its jazz band and rock presentations and prebyters who suffer from systemic logorrhoea with three sermons per session and the uncontrollable urge to try to explain, even if poorly, everything they are doing.
More inculturation and liturgical "updating", courtesy of the Asian bishops
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This at least provided welcome income for a gaggle of fading celebrities to promote, replete with numerous amusing errors, their own favourite historical characters along with their own careers.
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This aesthetic presentation is a very nice touch in a meal already replete with interesting tastes dancing merrily across your palate.
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We all like a bit of tragedy, not least because it comes replete with a complex of easily accessible emotions.
Times, Sunday Times
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They encompass 2,400 square miles of wooded mountains, high-elevation bogs and pine barrens, replete with winding rivers and spectacular waterfalls.
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Made in the Upper Rhine region around 1210, it consists of a wooden bust that housed numerous relics and a hammered silver-gilt head that covered it like a divine skin, replete with a jeweled brow band.
Art review: Splendor abounds in museum's display of grisly holy relics in Baltimore
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His movies seem to be replete with great ideas hampered by wild mood swings of stupidity or silliness.
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Enterprising guides, Caucasian and Chinese, readily catered to the impulse of pleasured fear, oftentimes staging the arrest of a so-called highbinder conveniently in front of a group of sightseers or leading their charges through alleyways replete with employees trained to vanish mysteriously when tourists neared.
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And the new malecon stretching out from both sides of the Chapala pier is beautiful and replete with more beaches below it's walls.
Weather
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Beneedixitque eis, dicendo, Crescite et multiplicate vos, et replete aquas in maribus; et volatile multiplicet se in terra.
Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1
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Beck's CNN guestlist is replete with often obscure, simplistic hawks.
Jeff Cohen: TV Blowhard Barks at Iran: Let's Hold CNN Accountable
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Surrounded by beautiful countryside and replete with historic buildings, the city has undergone a renaissance.
Times, Sunday Times
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Therefore with replete patients, one must address and eliminate the repletion.
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Once or twice Mr. Dickens has taken the place of circuit judge when the King's Bench roll has been repleted.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 31, 1917
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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Compose of course be not easy thing, he has a drawer replete still crudely play.
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With the push of a button, a section of the teak aft sun deck retracts and is replaced with an artificial grass surface replete with automatic golf tees that pop up 500 floating golf balls.
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Of course, history has been replete with despotisms and petty dictatorships.
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The book is replete with the pidgin used by the lascar.
Book Review: Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh « A Progressive on the Prairie
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Automotive history is replete with instances where luxury brands expanded their lines downmarket.
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This immense space may be replete with happiness and glory.
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He cuffed her ear then proceeded to drag her sneakily through to the entrance hall where a hallstand replete with walking-sticks, canes and umbrellas snarled their progress.
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Replete with frescoes of illusionistically rendered civic and garden architecture, the cubiculum offered a theater of locations for contemplation.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
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History is replete with instances of misguided leaders believing they were statesmen and entering into parleys and talks with intractable and cunning enemies.
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On its long wings now replete with shiny new flight feathers it was having some difficulty steering a course in the stiff breeze.
Times, Sunday Times
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Judgments frequently consist of long paragraphs and convoluted sentences replete with subordinate clauses.
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As the California energy fiasco has demonstrated, the maladjusted U.S. economy is replete with inflationary ‘tinderboxes’ waiting for sparks.
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The discovery of extrasolar planets -- one of the hardest things to do in astronomy -- has been especially replete with false alarms.
Seth Shostak: Bye Bye to a Lovely Planet
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The film's titles appear on screen as if they were written with a word processor, replete with mistakes that need to be corrected.
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The history of art and particularly photography is replete with individuals who have found success in a style or subject matter from which they rarely varied.
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The other divers seemed magnetically attached to the seabed at around 15m, but I was drawn to the roof of the temple, replete with splendid stands of gorgonian coral, groupers and a pufferfish.
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He was replete with roast duck.
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Sean Howe's book Give Our Regards to the Atomsmashers!: Writers on Comics is replete with writerly confessions.
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The ceremony in this Anglo-Norman setting was replete with references to Charlemagne, Napoleon, and Churchill.
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We're not meant to feel replete with joy, entirely comfortable, superconfident and bountifully well rested all of the time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Modern day society is replete with situations that make chronic stress highly pervasive.
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He is the least convincing doctor and soldier on television, a medium that's replete with unlikely quacks and tommies.
Times, Sunday Times
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Everyday speech is replete with idiosyncrasies, hesitations and truncated sentences, and pronunciation of a syllable varies not only from individual to individual but even from instance to instance.
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In one sense it is an epistolary novel, replete with plot and characters, scenes and backdrops.
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* My tradition for the Tradition before the Tradition: I wear a suit -- not a track suit, mind you, but a charcoal, single-breasted suit replete with a white dress shirt and red necktie.
Ben Falik: Hot to Trot: The Tradition Before the Tradition
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A mysterious Internet Web site suddenly appeared, replete with altered newspaper headlines bashing Gardner and other union critics who were running for the board.
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The book is replete with diagrams, tables, and schematics.
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A reader sends along a copy of a breathless invitation that he received from Matthew Stadler, a Randy Gragg comrade in pretention and tortured artist-type gay author who puts together "presentations/symposia/bacchanals in Portland, Oregon, replete with food, drink, music, and general boisterousness garlanding the central pleasure of bright intellects voicing their excellent texts, winging it in conversation, and screening or presenting various textual and visual delights.
Creep Suzette (Jack Bog's Blog)
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I know of no other place its size so replete with nooks and crannies.
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In this case, cupfuls of frontal lobe, corpus callosum and snowflake-unique collections of synapses that led Miss Mullens to curse out loud with words like “poot” and “jiminy” and yet have internal dialogue like a motherfucking stevedore, as I was to find out to my displeasure when her consciousness exploded into mine as I was lying in the attic, replete, about four hours later.
Blood Lite II: Overbite
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Amidst the colorful decoration of the Shriners Temple replete with Art Deco artifacts (such as the gold-leaf brass torchier lamp still with original fixture and shade), gold leaf paint details and soft leather-upholstered chairs (the original tapestry had, alas, long since worn off and could not be affordably replaced), Michelle strikes a Las Vegas Diva pose for photographer dondelion.
Who's That Lady?
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The memoirs describing late nineteenth-century childhood are replete with images of cold, distant parents.
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Crewdson's work is replete with dichotomous tensions.
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What's documented here is that personal warfare, replete with bursting explosions and a splattering of machine-gun notes.
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In a feeble attempt to demonstrate how loathsome women are, John Hurt even tells the entire labyrinthian plot of Samson and Delilah, replete with film clips of Hedy Lamarr wielding a pair of scissors.
No Upside of Anger
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Troy made a fabulous war bonnet and reported on the Plains Indians replete with buffalo, tepee, and travois information.
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A fraught, ill-tempered game was replete with endeavour and intent.
Times, Sunday Times
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Brown, have been somewhat too resolutely robbed of the formal avenues, clipped hedges, and other topiarian adjuncts which comport so well with the starch prudery of things Elizabethan; but they are still replete with grotto, fountain, labyrinth, and alcove -- a very paradise for the more court-bred rank of sylphs, and the gentler elves of Queen Titania.
The Complete Prose Works of Martin Farquhar Tupper
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Santana's own contribution is replete with rubato, ornamentation and suspensions.
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All come replete with the usual back-of-an-envelope plots, cheap-and-nasty special effects and Arkoff and Nicholson's secret weapon: teenagers.
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How greatly his painting changed in Venice, replete with the pictures of Titian and Tintoretto, may be seen on entering the National Gallery exhibition, which starts with two of his Cretan icons.
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A document replete with cadastres and flow charts that resemble the scratchings of a drunken maze designer.
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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They are also replete with helpful information regarding what kinds of articles may allowably be given to prisoners, prisoners’ rights, and complaint procedures.
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Campari is turning 150, and they celebrated the momentous birthday Sunday night at the Bowery Hotel in a an artistic celebration replete with James Franco singing, pastie-filled performances, and of course specialty cocktails prepared by notable bartenders, all benefiting the United States Bartending Guild.
Campari's 150th Birthday Party: Pastie-Filled Performances & James Franco Sings (PHOTOS)
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It is full of moral speechifying and erudite detail and has a convoluted plot replete with melodramatic deaths and wonderful recoveries and coincidences.
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The latest trend among technophiles is to communicate through video logs online journals replete with film clips shot on digital video cameras.
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Scripture is replete with such examples.
Christianity Today
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Replete, guests can then retire to the modern conservatory for coffee.
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Debates about the relation between literature and cultural studies are replete with complaints about elitism and charges that studying popular culture will bring the death of literature.
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In other words, most Japanese comedy, both live and on television, has been closer to what Americans would term low-budget farce - physical comedians, often performing in traditional, vaudeville-style duos replete with a straight man - doing silly pranks that allows the audience to feel superior to what they are seeing on their TVs.
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He was a big part of the social scene, was involved in society races at the yacht club, and lived in an ostentatious, loud manner replete with several bodyguards.
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The topic, as good as a smart diagnosis of language, replete with lots of word play, quick rebuttal in stichomythia, as good as both comic as good as critical diagnosis of love, remind us of alternative early plays of a Bard identical to Love's Labor's Lost as good as Romeo as good as Midsummer Night's Dream.
Philadelphia Reflections: Shakspere Society of Philadelphia
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The column was replete with properly positioned apostrophes, including this multi-apostrophized sentence: "And his books did contain valuable news: of the Wolfowitz axis 'early push to take on Iraq, of the president's messianic view of himself as God's chosen warrior, of the Powell-Rumsfeld conflicts that led to the war's catastrophic execution.
Arianna Huffington: Arianna's Grammar Pet Peeve: The Apostrophe Crisis
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The pictorial representations are replete {287} with variety, and the literary illustrations full of a pleasant gossipping anecdotical character.
Notes and Queries, Number 18, March 2, 1850
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The full effects of public repleteness are not yet known, but new studies show that it can lead not only to sort-of sleepiness and lethargy but also to slight nausea and, in a majority of subjects, not being able to eat another thing.
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So far, it has helped farmer Andy Muff of Ventura convert his family's small farrow-to-finish farm to a contract finishing operation replete with a 1,000-head "confinement nursery" and an additional 3,000 pig spaces.
From Farm to Fork...and Discarded Carcasses in the Stream
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He paints a true-life picture of lawless New York in 1840 where the streets are replete with socially maladjusted persons and criminals.
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The 12 inch came replete with a four track CD that screamed ‘SHARE ME’.
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From the top, a large metal tower protruded, replete with viewing platforms and a proud pennon snapping in the sea breeze.
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Walled in by houses; overrun by grass and weeds, the growth of vegetation's death, not life; choked up with too much burying; fat with repleted appetite.
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 6
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Compiled largely by go-getting 17 th-century Lothian-based aristo Lady Jean Campbell, the Panmure Collection was rediscovered in the 1930s, replete with rare examples of English, French and Scottish works.
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Rather than praise the Turks for their comparative freedom and democracy, terms replete in Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's remarks in Cairo to almost all Middle East countries in June 2005, Mr. Biden focused on freedom of speech and its relationship to innovation.
Let's Give Biden Some Credit for His Speech in Turkey
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In restaurants, as in theater, patrons pay for a lush, contrived setting replete with stagey scenery and sophisticated lighting techniques.
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Instead, he seems never to have acknowledged such boundaries, seeing culture more as a mulligan stew than as an endeavor replete with categorical divisions and hierarchies.
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Our topmost civilization, although sustained and repleted by this original stuff, takes all too little account of these elemental traits.
The Minister and the Boy A Handbook for Churchmen Engaged in Boys' Work
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One of them has _three_ golf-courses of its own; several are _replete_ with every comfort (and is not "replete" the perfect epithet?).
Punch or the London Charivari, Volume 158, March 24, 1920.
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Zelenka's music is always very pleasant and one must take particular notice of his exquisite ‘Salve Regina’, a truly exquisite work that is brimful and replete with melodies and fugal counterpoint.
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On its long wings now replete with shiny new flight feathers it was having some difficulty steering a course in the stiff breeze.
Times, Sunday Times
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The problem is that the vitamin must be repleted early in pregnancy when the neural tube is forming - a time when many women may not even know they are pregnant.
Folic Acid Supplementation - Too Much of a Good Thing?
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This car has an engine replete with the latest technology.
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Her poetry is replete with such images, as time and again she writes encomia or praise-poems to particular mothers as well as the state of motherhood as an abstract ideal.
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By a master-stroke his ranks were repleted, his position recovered, his authority secured once more.
The Crossing
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Van Meegeren was an outright collaborator during the Nazi occupation of Holland, charges Lopez, pointing to paintings he did in the 1940s under his own name replete with heroic images of the Volksgeist, "the essential spirit of the German people" touted by the Nazis.
Powell's Books: Overview
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The book is replete with hateful calumnies about men.
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Impertinent claim: Today's president is content merely to reiterate the statement that history is "replete" with instances (about 200, he said last week) when presidents have used force without congressional authorization.
Once Again, Ike Was Right
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Replete with humor and plenty of risqué innuendos, the novels made Honey out as “the nerviest, curviest P.I. in Los Angeles -- or anywhere else for that matter,” to repeat one description.
Archive 2008-07-01
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The trouble with politics in Indiana and America is that we accept the often repleted 'belief' that without great amounts of cash that you cannot reach the population and run a real election.
Primary Democratic Challengers in Indiana (And How There Are None)
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We went out to take some photographs in a marble courtyard replete with shrubbery and elephantine urns where uninterested figures dined al fresco.
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Leaves are "replete" (fully supported with nutrients) with water-conserving characteristics.
Desert biome
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Thou must leap into the abyss of dreadful caves and caverns, replete with poisonous toads and hissing serpents; thou must plunge into seas of burning sulphur; thou must launch upon the ocean in a crazy bark, when the foaming billows roll mountains high — when the lightning flashes, the thunder roars, and the howling tempest blows, as if it would commix the jarring elements of air and water, earth and fire, and reduce all nature to the original anarchy of chaos.
The Life and Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves
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With its ripping three-chord chorus riff, "Worried Worried" is a prepunk classic, while "Oyster Thins" starts with a dodecaphonic guitar/vocal line that segues into a bluesy march, replete with brushes on snare drum.
Chicago Reader
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Et benedixit illis Deus, dixitque ad eos Deus, Crescite, et multiplicate vos, et replete terram, et subjicite eam, et dominemini piscibus maris, et volatili coeli, et omni bestiae reptanti super terram.
Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1
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Folkloric and Ayurvedic writings are replete with accounts of the efficacy of the coconut for many ailments from the cure of wounds, bums, ulcers, lice infestations to dissolution of kidney stones and treatment of choleraic dysenteries.
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Government documents and official statements concerning integration are replete with romantic and ill-defined language.
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The show is replete with simple, haunting images, and an evocative score pervades the physical action.
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Here resides another outdated cliche: that Scottish cricket is a gentle, civilised pursuit, replete with cries of ‘Well played, laddie.’
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We had planned to sample a dessert from the short list including fruit salad and ice cream, but the combination of poppadums, curry, nan bread and beer in our mellow surroundings left us happily replete.
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They also had an early 300-baud modem, replete with the coupler into which you had to put the phone receiver.
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They don't actually do the deed, or even attempt it, but the book is - according to early snippets - replete with deep-seated anger and elegantly nasty epithets hurled at both the President and his cabinet.
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a word replete with repulsive and disgraceful associations.
The Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion
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Most people will see this film as a harmless piece of escapist whimsy, replete with cute ragamuffins, a performing dog, and old steam locomotives.
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Canada is His Excellency General Georges Vanier, full of years, clothed in valour, replete with kindness and dignity and learning, and full of compassion for all mankind.
The Unsinkable Commonwealth
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You know, replete with all that stuff about electrons and holes and "p-doping" and "n-doping" and the delights of gallium arsenide.
Microchips Are Old Hat. Can Tweets Be Far Behind?
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Hellboy takes us to extravagant places of doom replete with giant geared contraptions, blazing electromagnetic whirligigs, and daggers that shoot out from walls and floors: a haunted-house look that is pure fun.
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But this team has a name replete with an altogether different history.
A Black and Disgraceful Site
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Literature is replete with tales of power.
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He was replete with food and drink.
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A genome replete with mechanisms allowing for its expression fulfills a theoretical prerequisite for replication and the perpetuation of life.
A Genomic Balancing Act
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I am staying at the home of a friend who is a great admirer of Moby Dick and whose home is replete with cetaceous memorabilia.
Orson Whales | clusterflock
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Opening with a full bosomed woman, Grace Tranfield (Rachel Botchan) in a compromising position with a known philanderer Leonard Charteris (Bradford Cover) on a divan, this comedy replete with Shavian tropes on such forward thinking subjects as the sexes, the coy pleasures of friendship vs. marriage, the virtues and joylessness of vegetarianism, the dialogue could have been lifted from the pages of a lifestyle magazine.
Regina Weinreich: Titillation and Tantrums: Shaw's Philanderer at the Pearl Theater
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Without appearing to suggest anything beyond a trifling blemish in this story, replete as it is with edifying illustrations of the frailties of human nature, it would be well to remember that the helmet shell (CASSIS FLAMMEA) is not nacreous and could not therefore produce a true pearl, but merely g porcellaneous concretion, which, however, might possess a most attractive tint, possibly pale salmon or orange.
Tropic Days
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There are parchments of painstaking calligraphy, replete with fabulous swirls and curlicues, and magic carpets wider than the Bosphorus.
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It was formerly believed that waters replete with calcareous earth, such as incrust the inside of tea-kettles, or are laid to petrify moss, were liable to produce or to increase the stone in the bladder.
Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life
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My home in New Jersey was cleared of all trees in 1965… today it is replete with both hard- and softwoods as well as evergreens, thanks to family endeavors throughout the area.
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Her works, which comprise photos, installations, videos and sculptures, are replete with kitschy imagery.
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Finally replete and satiated, the bronze bird cheeped happily, mouth opening to reveal four flat, stubby teeth.
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Even the monumental Marian shrine in Washington, D.C., replete with a plethora of elegant Byzantine images, feels cold and inauthentic to me.
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Q: My father-in-law is prone to lapse into a sort of pidgin English replete with “hot-cha-cha's” and terms like “schnozzola” when talking to our five month-old son.
The Language Monitor
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The exhibit consists of a laundry line from which hang works of art, poetry, personal reflections and bras replete with statistics about sexual abuse, eating disorders and genital mutilation.
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Her observations upon the 'amusive talents' of THEODORE HOOK, and his entire devotion to their cultivation, are replete with the soundest wisdom.
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, April 1844 Volume 23, Number 4
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I love his current name, it's replete with the heritage of the part of Nigeria he comes from and it isn't even one of thosee supposedly jawbreaking Nigerian ones that Westerners who have no problem with pronouncing Cholmondeley-Smythson or Condoleezza or even Freud complain about....
Archive 2006-03-01
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For the medieval period, especially the Renaissance, is replete with examples of overweening pride in the human place in the cosmos.
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, replete with Cuban jazz samples, meringue feel and staccato rhymes.
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Hardy must have used every material under the African sun for his stunning show of ivory, white and cream colored outfits replete with careful detailing, lovely draping and amazing appliques.
Marissa Bronfman: Toronto Fashion Week: Fun Fashion and Glamorous Garb Rules the Runway
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I am concerned with the critically low levels of calcium circulating in their blood, an electrolyte that is only slowly being repleted, since it is at the same time being vociferously sucked up by their stunted and crooked bones.
Between Expectations
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That feels like a threat, but it is one replete with opportunity.
Times, Sunday Times
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We have always loved that archetype, and this archetype is replete throughout American fiction.
Kristine Kathryn Rusch » Batman in the Real World
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The Singing Detective: A novelist embarks on a fever dream while hospitalized, replete with musical numbers and plot lines from his pulpy detective novel.
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The covers of science “fiction” and “fantasy” novels—and abstract and surrealistic paintings—are replete with the ripe colors and exquisite forms of the intra- and extrastellar planets.
Songs of the Arcturians
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The literature is replete with studies on various aspects of stress and coping in Western populations.
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Surrounded by beautiful countryside and replete with historic buildings, the city has undergone a renaissance.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are a model of rational discourse, replete with references to the Federalist Papers and other similarly unimpeachable authorities.
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Amongst the replete pink faces and careful best clothes there was an atmosphere of revelry almost forgotten in Nantlas.
THE WHITE DOVE
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Surrounded by beautiful countryside and replete with historic buildings, the city has undergone a renaissance.
Times, Sunday Times
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Canada is synonymous with the fur trade and our history is replete with the stories of trappers, trap lines, and the great fur-trade routes.
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Her palette grew more complex and sophisticated - replete with lavenders, juicy oranges, translucent celadons, glowing viridians, wine reds and a range of blues from deep ultramarine to pale sky.
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The inscriptions are replete with complimentary titles and laudatory sentiments and are finely enameled in the purplish gray background characteristic of wares made for him.
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The book is replete with disturbing images of violent disruption, principally of disguised rebels ambushing small peasant communities.
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Regrettably, this draft constitution, which is replete with jargon and undefined terms, fails to heed that lesson.
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After two helpings of dessert, Sergio was at last replete.
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Certainly, the overall demeanor of the exhibit resembled an ornate baroque cathedral, large and magnificent, replete with technological splendors.
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After all, the narrative voice in the excerpt, replete with all of that structural redundancy, actually is not all too far from the kind of writing we all see every day online, or even in the chattier varieties of journalism.
Author! Author! » Blog Archive » The dreaded Frankenstein manuscript, part X: wait — could this tree in front of me possibly be part of a forest?
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Cricket history is replete with examples of chuckers - the most memorable for Indian fans being West Indian paceman Charlie Griffith whose bowling nearly killed Nari Contractor at Barbados in 1962.
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It has also helped that America's adventurous new palate for spices has made Indian food the flavor of the moment and the mainstream media is replete with articles about everything from paan to idli steamers.
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While this book reflects a fascination with how things work, it also is a memoir, replete with subjective, idiosyncratic and deeply nostalgic associations.
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It is full of moral speechifying and erudite detail and has a convoluted plot replete with melodramatic deaths and wonderful recoveries and coincidences.
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We left the store with our glorious booty of two maple bars, two chocolate bars, replete with two Pershings: one chocolate, and one maple.
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it is replete with misery
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Huda Lutfi; "Democracy Is Coming," 2008; Sotheby 's estimate: $6,400 to $9,600 (Sotheby' s) Ms. Lutfi aspired to be a scholar of Islamic cultural history before embarking on an artistic career, and her paintings remain replete with coy and compelling references to Egyptian pop-culture, from singer Umm Kalthoum to modern warfare.
Collecting Art Like an Egyptian
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This is the truly disturbing and important story, replete with ironies and sophistical logic.
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By the age of 5, his talent for sniffing out every kind of malodor is already evident, but nothing prepares him for what he encounters after being sold as an apprentice to a tannery run by a vicious brute replete with boils.
Hoppin��� Down The Bunny Trail
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At times there are lush pop songs replete with sappy vocals.
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A fourth is revealed to be playing a very silly videogame replete with boinging sound effects.
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The Warner budget allows them a swank bus, replete with a tour manager, a sound guy, and a roadie.
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New York politics is replete with ironies, but perhaps the choicest in the past decade was the crusade to teach the city good manners waged by a mayor who was virtually incapable of practicing them himself.
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On the contrary, the criminal code is "replete" with instances of "statutory elements that call for juries to use common sense to evaluate terms such as severe pain, serious bodily injury, severe mental or physical pain.
What Real Trial Attorneys Say About Torture
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Its election manifesto is replete with populist rhetoric opposing privatisation and defending the public sector.
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That Langford aggrandized the role that he and the others played in the birth of Yellowstone is not surprising; history is replete with similar examples.
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The artwork is replete with puns that play on the shapes and silhouettes of individual motifs.
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An affiliated Germanic word passed into French, which reshaped it into the noun hutte, from which English has a word evoking folktales and their forbidding forest settings replete with magical transformations: hut.
The English Is Coming!
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The sprawling army ordnance community—known as the ordnance corps—was a network of arsenals, laboratories, and far-flung commands that together had evolved into an empire within the armed services, replete with its own biases and mores.
The Gun
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We went out to take some photographs in a marble courtyard replete with shrubbery and elephantine urns where uninterested figures dined al fresco.
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The same rock solid gameplay, replete with superb control and surprisingly deep levels, is back.
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Just wait for more obfuscations replete with multisyllable jargon.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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Opening with a full bosomed woman, Grace Tranfield (Rachel Botchan) in a compromising position with a known philanderer Leonard Charteris (Bradford Cover) on a divan, this comedy replete with Shavian tropes on such forward thinking subjects as the sexes, the coy pleasures of friendship vs. marriage, the virtues and joylessness of vegetarianism, the dialogue could have been lifted from the pages of a lifestyle magazine.
Regina Weinreich: Titillation and Tantrums: Shaw's Philanderer at the Pearl Theater
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This results in fluid retention of a slight degree when you are able to drink adequately and replete your exercise fluid losses.
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The fossil record is replete with evidence supporting a plant-eating, basically frugivorous way of life for ancestral anthropoids, particularly hominoids.
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James made numerous books with pages of facsimile postcards, replete with colored stamps and cancellation marks.
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Fry's music is replete with opportunities for first-chair musicians, even down to the double-bassist, to show their wares, and the Scottish musicians respond without condescension.
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The painting is replete with colourful animals and childlike forms, all products of Dixon's fertile imagination.
