It was an extravagant price, carrying with it an even more extravagant interest rate.
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We live, it is often said, in a new Gilded Age —an era of extravagant wealth and almost as extravagant displays of generosity.
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Advanced or not, it resonates as a nice family moment for a foursome that travels the world from extravagant event to extravagant event.
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Another story for another time.) When I arrived, they took me to a locker room to put on an extravagant robe (all robes are extravagant, tbh).
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If this seems extravagant, that's only because ... it is!
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The actress is known for throwing extravagant Easter egg hunts.
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The gatherings are often extravagant and, on occasion, homey affairs.
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In return, the employers' extravagant demands had to be met.
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He was not prone to extravagant gestures or loud peroration.
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If its headquarters seems extravagant, Tencent can probably afford it.
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Paris Fashion Week is home to the most extravagant stages.
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The silk gown featured extravagant flowing sleeves and lace embellishments.
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The wildly extravagant decor doesn't even account for RA inspections!
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After all, he's still the douchebag boyfriend with extravagant hair.
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Peddlers of such extravagant dreams have to have silver tongues.
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And buyers want big, extravagant play areas for their kids.
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He peddled extravagant piety and extreme contempt in equal measure.
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Everything about the Kentucky Derby is extravagant — including the drinks.
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Many blow their paychecks on fancy cars and extravagant homes.
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The most wildly extravagant homes people built around the world
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"I have certainly done more extravagant weddings," Ms. Millier said.
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Giles: In years gone by raves were utopian and extravagant.
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The prosecutors first showcased evidence about Mr. Manafort's extravagant tastes.
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I dont have extravagant tastes, and I never have had.
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We don't have an extravagant lifestyle or anything like that.
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The intricately decorated layers would splatter, finally, in extravagant chaos.
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Or, perhaps, the extravagant gestures that designate women as birds?
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The sole question will be which extravagant leader we need.
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There are prim flats, extravagant heels, ballet slippers, work boots.
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Many of the extravagant sarcophagi are damaged, victims of looting.
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Think Marie Antoinette, but in Amy's case, far less extravagant.
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The decision was prompted initially by reports of extravagant spending.
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However, the costliest creams contain an array of extravagant additions.
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He became known for extravagant parties and a big lifestyle.
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All-Star weekend was not always so structured — or extravagant.
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Also, I wouldn't suggest planning an extravagant romantic evening today.
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I insisted that I couldn't accept so extravagant a gift.
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Suppose a husband or wife wants to do something extravagant.
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In many homes plug space is at a premium, and demanding two for a single TV seems positively extravagant—even if you're already pretty extravagant by dropping $5003,500 on a TV to begin with.
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Extravagant toys are the other obvious signifier of status at sea.
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Lavish installations are not new to E3, but they're increasingly extravagant.
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Porter topped off his all-black look with an extravagant hat.
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Extravagant pensions thus make it hard for the economy to grow.
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Salvadoran gangsters get extravagant tattoos; Japanese yakuza cut off a fingertip.
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Pool floats have become more and more extravagant over the years.
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They are also more extravagant, accounting for 26% of tourist spending.
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The extravagant nails took two hours and two days to create.
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Las Vegas has embraced hockey, and with our stereotypical, extravagant flair.
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Players' announcements have gotten more extravagant and creative over the years.
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"We are obviously going to have an extravagant wedding," Gigi said.
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Do you go for an extravagant gift or keep it simple?
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Jupiter is extravagant and expansive, but it also likes to exaggerate.
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My friend is having an extravagant wedding in Italy next year.
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Becerra knocks Trump's 'extravagant obsession' with border wall 11:15 p.m.
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Billionaires often make extravagant purchases — like buying their own sports team.
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Ma has a reputation for being extravagant, Business Insider previously reported.
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It's commanding and extravagant, like his presence on the carnival route.
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Like Pruitt, he has been accused of extravagant spending on travel.
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The apparent uselessness of these purchases signaled their owners' extravagant indolence.
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"How they spend money is way too extravagant," he said. Opinion
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At first glance, the work can seem like an extravagant playground.
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Russians sun themselves at the extravagant hotels of Sochi and Anapa.
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The more extravagant version (above) has racked up nearly 3,000 likes.
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What it has, instead, is extravagant sensation and churning intellectual energy.
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Beyond this space, Incandela has carved out several small, extravagant rooms.
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Cardi B wore some of her most extravagant outfits in 2019.
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YouTuber David Dobrik is known for giving his friends extravagant gifts.
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And Faith was not the only one given to extravagant dressing.
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Ackman's bet was that rational scrutiny would prevail over extravagant hope.
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Do you go for an extravagant gift or keep it simple?
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This might be the occasion to be extravagant with the wine.
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Paying top dollar for extravagant floral arrangements isn't always worth it.
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I asked about the price and it was a bit extravagant.
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Playhouses can come with electricity, running water, and more extravagant features.
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How does this extravagant omelet compare to its more modest counterparts?
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As for the funeral ... we're told Diddy wants an extravagant ceremony.
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All the boulevard buildings have doormen, water views and extravagant amenities.
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That ring reeked of my father's deep passion for extravagant design.
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Lastly, these are the most extravagant hotel amenities money can buy.
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The first time we ever had sex, it wasn't anything extravagant.
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It was an extravagant exercise in building a boat mid-sail.
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There is no reliance on metaphor, no extravagant gesture or knowing aside.
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If your dish isn't sprinkled with it, it's simply not extravagant enough.
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These days, wedding proposals can be just as extravagant as the wedding.
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He and his family have long drawn criticism for their extravagant lifestyles.
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And prom seemed like an extravagant expense, so I did not go.
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He and Chopra got married in an extravagant ceremony in late 2018.
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Followed by an even tastier and more extravagant double wrist lock takeover.
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Tonight's energy is extravagant, but try not to get too carried away.
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The video was extravagant, baffling and like nothing we'd ever seen before.
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His "Satyricon" is an extravagant classic tale set in drunken, dissolute Rome.
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First and foremost among those things are extravagant batflips, which are awesome.
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There are extravagant themes, celebrity guests, live animals, and a ferris wheel.
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You work hard and indulge occasionally, but stay away from extravagant spending.
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The more you move, the more you'll discover in the extravagant scene.
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They started out by talking about all of these expensive, extravagant purchases.
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The year before that, 87 items came out to an extravagant $15,565.05.
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But that's the best part about friends: They don't need extravagant gifts.
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We've compiled a list of Price's extravagant uses of government money below.
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President Donald Trump came into office making extravagant promises to coal miners.
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The Pope considers the palace to be too extravagant, according to Reuters.
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And then there's the extravagant Neil Lane ring presented to the winner.
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But the price is well worth the extravagant amenities and breathtaking views.
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They will be sung by a children's choir at my extravagant funeral.
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Successful neomelodici generally work at extravagant functions, birthdays, weddings and small festivals.
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The alleged bribes range from cash to prostitutes to extravagant vacations.—VICE
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Patients are paying higher premiums and footing the bill for extravagant deductibles.
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It's on Strand's tastefully extravagant yacht, the Abigail, that the season opens.
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As the business expanded, Scobie became more extravagant with his own spending.
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The nineteen-eighties were a time of extravagant acceptance and sudden growth.
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State dinners are more extravagant and have more pageantry than standard visits.
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"My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable," she said.
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Everywhere I turned, I saw chic dresses, pastel suits and extravagant hats.
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But a potential price tag of 8 billion pounds would be extravagant.
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But surely, you would buy extravagant stuff if you had money, no?
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He says he does not indulge in fancy cars and extravagant houses.
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It was just another extravagant twist in a life full of them.
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Mr. Hambleton, by dint of staying alive, never sold at extravagant prices.
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The only problem, she said, was that he was an extravagant liar.
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Despite their extravagant lifestyle, the family insists that they are pretty normal.
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CONTEMPORARY HAUTE COUTURE is often considered extravagant, sometimes superfluous and even irrelevant.
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She didn't want to use an overly extravagant floral arrangement (too distracting).
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Only thing you can point to as extravagant is the public art.
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Throw an extravagant Xbox-and-chill sesh with some game controller cupcakes.
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For context, many rivals flaunt massive driveways and rows of extravagant doors.
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Part of what made the Jesus so endearing were his extravagant gestures.
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A Good Appetite There is something extravagant about trimming an artichoke heart.
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Extravagant slides evoked cartoonishly inebriated characters trying to walk with buckling knees.
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Take a look inside one of the world's most extravagant doomsday shelters.
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BAMAKO, Mali — Reports of military abuses and extravagant spending have shadowed him.
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His librettos were usually straightforward scaffolding for extravagant musical and dance numbers.
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Coffee can be as extravagant or as dog-shit as you want.
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And their wedding celebrations have been just as sweet and extravagant ever since.
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But this cube is surrounded by chaotic, extravagant, tattooed, embossed, embroidered textile walls.
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This time, though, the stakes are even higher and the success more extravagant.
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" Kim on Kanye's 2013 proposal: "He does really extravagant things for my birthday.
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It needn't be a long or extravagant journey, but take yourself somewhere new.
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New York City is extravagant, and never more so than on Independence Day.
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His extravagant hippy jewelry, of course, is no match for Supreme's sneakerhead empire.
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It was followed closely by the extravagant unveiling of Google Glass in 2012.
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After its emissions scandal, Volkswagen is dropping its extravagant ways and firing staff.
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Eventually she expects her homemade wreaths to be replaced by something more extravagant.
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They may be extravagant, but we're all for clothing that brings us happiness.
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Both women were extravagant and adorned their fiery locks with headpieces and jewels.
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Of course, there was an A-list guest list at the extravagant event.
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During the George W. Bush administration, annual holiday parties were sometimes extravagant events.
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The ultimate source of the problem is Italy's extravagant burden of public debt.
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Meghan Markle married Prince Harry at an extravagant Windsor Castle wedding in May.
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The Queen's hectic schedule demands equal amounts of polite conversation and extravagant dining.
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But there's something pretty extravagant about solving that problem with a $700 juicer.
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For your entry-level enthusiast, Quality Koi sells less extravagant, $50 koi fish.
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PS: What was the most extravagant gift that you've ever received from PK?
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And, of course, the women continued to attract men with their extravagant hairdos.
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It's gonna be extravagant ... with a little help from the 29-person crew.
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Windsor and Dex were dating for about two years before the extravagant proposal.
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Its extravagant costs, seldom covered by insurance (the profiteering she reports is outrageous).
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Here are the 11 most extravagant things he ever spent the money on.
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In February 2019, Moncler also created extravagant jackets that doubled as ball gowns.
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Its Asian locations combine extravagant decor with creative cocktails and Cantonese pub snacks.
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Her extravagant shopping trips and political maneuvering have made her a polarizing figure.
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Together we admired the 20-foot ceilings, the simple lines and extravagant materials.
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Manafort's gift to the prosecutors was the staggeringly extravagant nature of his purchases.
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Finally, it can reduce emissions by making extravagant high-carbon activities less desirable.
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Here are some of the most extravagant things he spent his fortune on.
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More than many other red wines, pinot noir lends itself to extravagant descriptions.
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Sometimes, extravagant spending and ethical violations also aren't enough, as Pruitt has shown.
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This extravagant mode of transportation is over-the-top — even for the Kardashians.
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Even the most expensive, extravagant homes can fall into disrepair without proper care.
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Tech billionaires have been known to make extravagant purchases from time to time.
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" Waste was defined as "the extravagant, careless or needless expenditure of government funds.
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The extravagant celebration came to an end on Wednesday with one final party.
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While extravagant wealth is highly visible in Tokyo, the city's homeless are not.
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He was extravagant, he was positive and hopeful, and then… he just disappeared.
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That tamps down on evening socializing and extravagant dinners that can feel transactional.
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This way, the sauce is deep red and rich, but not outrageously extravagant.
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It also has a budget to give select users extravagant wedding-related experiences.
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What is the most extravagant thing you have ever done for a pet?
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Many Canadians still associate him with a buckskin jacket or an extravagant cape.
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Forget flights of fantasy and kitting yourself out for an extravagant club binge.
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The company, now directed by Tamara Rojo, has a notably less extravagant production.
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Don't citizens have the choice about whether they want meagre or extravagant weddings?
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Attendees appear in costumes (by Catherine Zuber) with garish colors and extravagant headpieces.
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Show-business publicity of the time was given to extravagant and dubious claims.
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It made for less traveler's guilt for staying in such an extravagant space.
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"I'm guilty of extravagant tipping, even if the service is terrible," she said.
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For a more extravagant competition, tune into this short-run, holiday-themed series.
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Even then, like its jackets, Moncler would be a stylish but extravagant purchase.
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Digital effects give animators vast powers to create extravagant fantasies; anything seems possible.
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We think you should know: Pricing around the hotel can feel quite extravagant.
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They cleared the forest for corn plots, market towns, and extravagant temple cities.
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Middleton wore a custom design by Alexander McQueen for her extravagant royal wedding.
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That's why we've curated this list of 13 extravagant (or, at the very least, extravagant-feeling) gifts to give your BFF this holiday season: from a plush Turkish cotton robe to Ferrero Rocher® luxurious gold-wrapped fine hazelnut chocolate.
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Both Markle and Middleton changed into a second, less extravagant gown for their receptions.
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Sharon Cutler and her husband cut back substantially on dinners out and extravagant spending.
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Kylie Jenner and Tyga's tradition of giving each other extravagant gifts continued this Christmas.
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ITALY'S populist government came to power in June on the back of extravagant promises.
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He was accused variously of delusional ambition, extravagant showmanship, duplicity, pig-headedness and worse.
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The must-see event features human and pooch models, all wearing Rubio's extravagant creations.
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Today, however, a judge said that Depp's extravagant spending is irrelevant in this case.
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This year, my family chose to go a little more extravagant than other years.
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But what if the promises were less extravagant and the repayment intervals less tight?
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I would have gotten you something extravagant but I just got fined for 25grand.
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I'll get dressed up for an event: big dress, extravagant jewelry, the highest heels.
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Lately, he's even started collecting vinyl records again — on an extravagant scale, of course.
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Mayer was criticized for throwing an absurdly extravagant holiday party in 2015 as Yahoo!
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Many countries suffer from Ponzi schemes, which typically sell financial products offering extravagant rewards.
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Sending them off with a solid automobile is a terrific — albeit extravagant — graduation gift.
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This trace of artificiality makes the production feel all the more sensational and extravagant.
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A major reason to think twice before getting an MBA is the extravagant price.
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Prime Day—Amazon's extravagant celebration of discounts across its platform—is today (and tomorrow).
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These perks may sound extravagant, but they can pay off in the long run.
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The committee raised a record $107 million to fund extravagant celebrations in January 2017.
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NASA bet on the SpaceX at least in part because of Musk's extravagant promises.
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This is a pair of extravagant gadgets whose appeal resides in that very extravagance.
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On the contrary, he has repeatedly praised the Russian strongman, often in extravagant terms.
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The Golden Palace is one of many extravagant mansions in the Fort Lauderdale area.
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The rocket will be joined by an extravagant light show July 19 and 20.
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But he will begin by building what just may be Oregon's most extravagant microbrewery.
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I don't know about extravagant stuff, but I wouldn't fuss over the small things.
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They go to Panna II, an Indian restaurant famous for its extravagant lights display.
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Riverdale has created a camaraderie that feels organic, and buoys the more extravagant moments.
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Don't worry, the extravagant gift bag includes presumably thousands of dollars worth of freebies.
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It's an extravagant splurge and I almost wish I had never experienced its excellence.
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But Karpf refused to give that project up, or tone down his extravagant lifestyle.
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In some hypothetical Venn diagram, there is an extravagant overlap between fun and cruelty.
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But it has no objection to the construction of extravagant hotels not far away.
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Which is as extravagant as it is unpretentious, and thus classic Dorie as well.
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The world of iPhone accessories is vast, and can range from basic to extravagant.
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As tribute, they dress up in extravagant, colorful garb that resembles traditional indigenous attire.
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It wasn't extravagant by any means, so I set about making adjustments to it.
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Extravagant parties and cruises distract from and mock my grandmother's groundbreaking struggles and accomplishments.
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Some of the startups became notorious for throwing lavish parties and offering extravagant perks.
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Long, extravagant shows touted by producers as theatrical events can make the critics cranky.
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A century later, with the slave trade generating fortunes, tourist advertising grew more extravagant.
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Investors were also tricked into giving Gignac extravagant gifts like paintings, jewelry, and memorabilia.
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He drinks expensive wine, drives Ferraris and flies a private jet to extravagant vacations.
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Extravagant nacho, poutine, okonomiyaki and other toppings turn them into a more substantial snack.
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By that point, Rauschenberg's mixed-media experiments — post Dada, proto-Conceptualist — were growing extravagant.
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Emily: The time had come to truly see what goes into this extravagant drink.
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In interviews for the show, he combines details of Tanja's story with extravagant invention.
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The party was extravagant, to say the least — there were camels and trapeze artists.
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His extravagant look was completed with jewelry by Andreoli, John Hardy, and Oscar Heyman.
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The late-night hosts each had their own explanation for Mr. Trump's extravagant charges.
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What to expect: Extravagant photos of sentimental jazz albums that brought a family together.
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There's not much subtlety possible in here, which lends itself to more extravagant gestures.
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Some look like bulbous teapots or jugs; some feature extravagant handles that resemble people.
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Journey of extravagant dishes and wine detailed A New York Times report from 2002 said that memoirs by former Russian official Konstantin Pulikovsky purported that Kim Jong Il had his train conducted by beautiful women and loaded with extravagant dishes and wine.
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The party was so extravagant, in fact, that, it actually seemed more like a wedding.
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His parents are unhappy with the implication that their son, 22, leads an extravagant life.
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According to StreetEasy, the 3,663-square-foot condo comes equipped with some unusually extravagant features.
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He lived an extravagant lifestyle, threw lavish parties and drove a gold-plated Pierce Arrow.
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The extravagant purchase made Cunanan's friends suspicious of the nature of his relationship with Blachford.
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A Las Vegas casino magnate is proposing an extravagant water paradise in drought-stricken Nevada.
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One: Don't get too wrapped up in trying to come up with some extravagant present.
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The extravagant inequality of the Gilded Age could return if no preventive action is taken.
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So we rounded up every single one of her extravagant, full-on Gaga looks below.
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Through a series of seductions, Khan had developed a reputation for extravagant and excessive romances.
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An extravagant legal row this week suggests there may be little time left for complacency.
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Research includes a New York Times article from 2014 entitled "Extravagant Wedding Cakes Rise Again".
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They then tied the knot in March 2018 during an extravagant wedding in Miami, Florida.
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The extravagant and costly fashion shows for which Chanel became renowned also had a purpose.
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Her "Suits" wedding style leaned more extravagant with an A-line skirt and lace detail.
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Like Mr. Schastey, Herter Brothers favored extravagant mixes of European Renaissance, Moorish and other styles.
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Ryan Lochte's wedding to former Playboy model Kayla Rae Reid was an extravagant, lavish affair.
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Weddings in this part of the world can be extravagant events, lavish displays of wealth.
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Kylie Jenner is always decked out in some of the most extravagant, high-end jewelry.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany received a less extravagant greeting when she arrived on Friday.
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She had a beautiful home on the lakefront here, and she had very extravagant parties.
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Americans' extravagant spending on healthcare puts them rather famously in a league of their own.
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"We finally decided on a very small but extravagant destination wedding in Paris," she says.
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No theater tickets, no Sox or Yankees box seats, no extravagant nights on the town.
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It was an era of extravagantly fabulous maternity photos, and I felt extravagant and fabulous.
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Many other avenues can be taken to learn the extravagant truth of the Colonel's life.
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Dima then invites Perry to a similarly extravagant party, but he isn't just being friendly.
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Rankings should not reward extravagant spending without corresponding gains in student performance, yet many do.
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Are you willing to be extravagant in rebuilding and reinventing our system of public education?
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John Flannery, General Electric's new boss, has axed some digital projects after judging them extravagant.
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From there, people have a fine view of the sea and the extravagant fireworks display.
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Obiang has been known to publicly live an extravagant "playboy lifestyle," according to the BBC.
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One is a billionaire with a luxury Boeing and a portfolio of extravagant golf resorts.
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Inside the home is even more extravagant, with 132 rooms, three kitchens and 35 bathrooms.
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Sarah Perry's new book, Melmoth, is an extravagant mille-feuille of dread, disquiet, and fear.
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But in the America restaurant on the 2000st floor, the scene was much less extravagant.
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When I published my first book two years ago, I threw myself an extravagant party.
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At one particularly extravagant banquet, each woman discovered a gold bracelet folded in her napkin.
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I rely on them for my basic needs, and my tastes are far from extravagant.
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Many produce extravagant alibis for how illicit drugs entered their bodies: Their toothpaste was spiked.
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Instead, the donations were funneled into Ms. Brown's personal bank accounts and toward extravagant items.
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The violins began to double the singers, while the winds played extravagant swirls around them.
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When she was caricatured as "skeleton Sara," she flaunted her fashionable thinness and extravagant costumes.
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Thanks to yet more investment in it, Mr. Lepage's extravagant "machine" now creaks rather less.
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I am still taken aback: the pettiness, the meanness, the extravagant flights of pure fantasy.
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His rendering of Aristophanes's comedy, "The Birds", took digs at the country's extravagant political class.
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There may be something about extravagant doomsday prepping that is unique to Silicon Valley culture.
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The intensity of their bright pink color masks the great beauty of their extravagant patterning.
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While the Kims worry about money, the extravagant Parks worry about poor people's unpleasant smell.
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Toni Servillo plays the former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in Paolo Sorrentino's extravagant portrait.
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Jennifer Lawrence is set to tie the knot — but not before an extravagant rehearsal dinner!
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There can be care and attention at the most simple or extravagant and eccentric tables.
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Asonye said Manafort lived an "extravagant lifestyle," funded by the "secret income" he was generating.
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His extravagant beard will immediately register as the kind that is not a hipster accouterment.
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Some are adorned with dazzling gold leaf or an extravagant pompadour of hairy black palm.
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The extravagant veil also included the phrase "Till death do us part" sewn onto it.
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The minutiae of his experience were the point of the book, elaborated in extravagant detail.
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Yeah, that's right: drones that fly ahead of the vehicle to light the way. Extravagant?
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The extravagant cost of renting, especially in trendy cities, makes it even harder to save.
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Freeman said that part of the appeal of playing Ilderim had been the extravagant getups.
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The presentations are an extravagant event, with each member standing in the spotlight, receiving applause.
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The extravagant veil also included the phrase "Till death do us part" sewn onto it.
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With a mane of hair and an unruly beard, he lived an eccentric, extravagant lifestyle.
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Buildings become giant baubles plopped into an otherwise dull cityscape, like extravagant "Jetsons"-age sculptures.
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They can decide that as their gift to each other, they'll do this extravagant thing.
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Xi has acknowledged that rampant graft and scandals over officials' extravagant lifestyles risked the party's legitimacy.
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The federal agency described it as an "extravagant expenditure," which is not allowed under the program.
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I used to scoff at those people who flew first-class because it just seemed extravagant.
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At the same time – and this is where Fabergé comes in – the objects are unapologetically extravagant.
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While the hats are extravagant pieces of wearable art, they are also creative pieces of awareness.
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Their homes were so big, old, and extravagant, their traditions so deeply rooted, their standing unquestioned.
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His former managers claim the actor's allegedly extravagant spending is to blame for his financial woes.
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Here are some of the more unusual and extravagant ways tech executives have spent their money.
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All of the issues regarding Depp's extravagant spending continue to be fully included in the case.
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If you're billionaire Jeff Bezos, though, your Instagram humblebrags tend to be a little more extravagant.
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A big tent was erected Friday for the ceremony ... it's pretty extravagant -- a tent with chandeliers.
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Facial recognition is easy, but not when the faces in question are covered by extravagant hats.
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The extravagant Malibu home also has a gym, swimming pool, tennis court and a movie theater.
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The extravagant ensemble was designed by Valentino's creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli for a collaboration with Moncler.
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While filming a tour of her extravagant purse closet — what, you don't have one of those?
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The outfits are often extravagant conversation-starters, and this year's Miss Malaysia costume is no exception.
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It's an ideal chance to see every meticulous detail of what's typically a truly extravagant affair.
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Last year, the US Defense Department's Darpa research arm held an extravagant contest for intelligent robots.
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The extravagant celebration also included a fireworks display and a nine-tiered wedding cake, Contactmusic reported.
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In ancient Rome, generals returning home after a military victory participated in extravagant parades called triumphs.
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Acer's Predator 22 X is quite possibly one of the most extravagant laptops we've ever seen.
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Really, who needs soap operas, these days, when modern fighting games are so deliriously, intoxicatingly extravagant?
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The Moon is in the sign of abundance, Sagittarius, but you're not feeling very extravagant today.
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"All that is gold does not glitter" – J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring It's extravagant!
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You can hear natural sounds—crickets, wind—as the women take their seats in extravagant finery.
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But back when he was young, money was tight, and his splurges were far less extravagant.
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LeeAnne Locken's extravagant wedding to longtime love Rich Emberlin certainly proved that everything's bigger in Texas!
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Those extravagant plans encourage overuse of health care by those fortunate enough to have that coverage.
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Jenner, 18, posted a series of videos showing off what appears to be the extravagant mansion.
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Passages from "La Argentina," a tribute to the flamenco star Antonia Mercé, were melancholic, flirtatious, extravagant.
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"You don't always need an extravagant and expensive shooting setup to get great results," he said.
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Keep reading to learn more about the most extravagant moments of Jack Ma's time at Alibaba.
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I and my colleagues were left to defend the extravagant expenses he charged to our clients.
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Khloé Kardashian celebrated her pregnancy with an extravagant baby shower in Los Angeles on March 10.
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"I remember the venue seeming huge, massive, beautiful, extravagant," he said of his first show there.
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Watch out for big exaggerations on September 26 when the Sun meets extravagant Jupiter in Libra.
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Despite this, Zuckerberg has far from extravagant tastes when it comes to cars, clothes, and travel.
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Ellison is the founder and CEO of Oracle and is known for his extravagant spending habits.
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In the video, Joe, 2016, showed off the extravagant Christmas lights and decorations in Salerno, Italy.
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A glamorous vamp, she lived in an extravagant Hollywood mansion she called the Garden of Allah.
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In one room, three seamstresses sat surrounded by sketches and fabric swatches, stitching his extravagant outfits.
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In my most extravagant week, I spent over $200 on drinks and eating out with friends.
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But in the end, like Cunanan himself, the show was a beautiful, glittery, violent, extravagant mess.
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Yet these neutral wines, emphasizing texture and savory flavors over extravagant fruit, go beautifully at Thanksgiving.
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The couple hosted an extravagant, star-studded party in Los Angeles surrounded by friends and family.
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"The tax code could be restructured to make extravagant health insurance less appealing," Mr. Chandra suggested.
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The extravagant production starts out in black and white and gradually saturates the stage with color.
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"We may not have been as extravagant if we had not had the money," she said.
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Several staff members followed the women in hopes of overhearing them discuss plans for extravagant purchases.
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Coffeemakers, television sets, works of art, and even mattresses are among the more extravagant clipped items.
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Mr. Fillon's problems were compounded over the weekend by revelations of his alleged extravagant sartorial tastes.
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With the extravagant Beaux-Arts design mixed with modern amenities, Chan said buyers are already flocking.
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Where he was sensuous and sovereign, she is shy and almost ascetic, scornful of extravagant display.
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The new study sheds light on why men in particular may have such extravagant preferences: testosterone.
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The meals cannot be lavish or extravagant — so forget about the tasting menu at Le Bernardin.
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After a tour of the extravagant apartment of the billionaire couple Sid and Mercedes Bass, Mrs.
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I love how opera can sometimes be about what's unnecessary, about what's extravagant, fun, sensorily stimulating.
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It's extravagant, gaudy, and middle-class aspirational — and yet there is something achingly familiar about it.
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"President Trump also has an extravagant obsession with the border wall that nobody wants," he said.
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Inside, there are 10 extravagant bedrooms and even a ballroom, you know, for your more fancy celebrations.
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When I was growing up, my family didn't do extravagant vacations, but we did travel a bit.
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In March 2016, the pair formally tied the knot with the extravagant affair they always dreamt of.
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But his daughter Susie Buffett warns not to expect anything extravagant from the successful Berkshire Hathaway investor.
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The one in the United Kingdom was promoting Trump's extravagant resort on its website earlier on Monday.
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They tied the knot in December with an extravagant wedding celebration that spanned three days in India.
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What better way to show everyone how extravagant you are and how seriously you take your coffee?
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We got to have the lavish wedding we wanted and an extravagant honeymoon without breaking the bank.
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But, as an outsider, these extravagant concoctions are a harbinger of something rotten in the United States.
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The ideal travel scenario was staying in an extravagant hotel, with sprawling grounds and top-notch amenities.
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The figures in the plates seem etched with graphite, dark against the sanguine backdrop in extravagant detail.
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They have always maintained that the crisis and ensuing recession were the fault of the extravagant southerners.
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The "most exciting two minutes in sports" wouldn't be what they are without the flashy, extravagant hats.
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The ministry also criticized developed countries, saying their populations "live extravagant lifestyles with a high carbon footprint".
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But as extravagant as these films are, their creators have emphasised an aim beyond entertainment or profit.
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Bring out the film crews, because there's nothing too embarrassing, extravagant, or absurd for these celebrity pranks.
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Extravagant CEO pay packages, especially amid stagnating wages for the majority of Americans, is rife for blowback.
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They dined off silver plate, ate imported fish, drank vintage wine and holidayed in extravagant Mediterranean villas.
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We could no longer consume Snap after Snap featuring another new extravagant arrangement without asking some questions.
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There were Tumblr and Instagram accounts with thousands of followers that were dedicated to the extravagant invitations.
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The iPhone X is extravagant and silly in all the ways a $1,000 smartphone rightfully should be.
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Finally, expect an extravagant energy when the Moon opposes Jupiter at 1:15 AM. All Times EST.
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Halfway through its term, PiS remains popular, buoyed by its extravagant welfare policies, especially generous child subsidies.
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They give money to their sons to buy gold jewellery and pay for extravagant wedding photo shoots.
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In 1967 the union saw to it that teachers received adequate, not extravagant, wages and decent benefits.
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We're talking about entire rooms dedicated to extravagant pursuits, from wine mines to casinos to bowling alleys.
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The site did not identify the buyer or exact sale price for the extravagant four-bedroom apartment.
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Well, that is except for Kanye's decision to feature extravagant fur coats, at least according to Sia.
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It's "the kind of topping serious chefs correctly disdained for decades as extravagant and trashy," Adler writes.
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The extravagant number of wall-spanning pantries also serves as a solid excuse to pump the brakes.
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But this year she upgraded to full-fledge sexy supermodel status with a much more extravagant set.
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Finally, the $1,899 Parachute Mattress didn't have enough proper padding above its coils, given the extravagant price.
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"It's not an extravagant sum by any means," said Ontario premiere Katherine Wynne in a speech Monday.
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Since then, the Chinese economy has done little to justify the more extravagant warnings of the doomsayers.
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For a historian who prizes evidence as much as Kotkin does, it seemed an unnecessarily extravagant claim.
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Unable to pay for extravagant marketing campaigns, both groups have rolled up their sleeves and campaigned aggressively.
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In an exclusive behind-the-scenes video from the shoot, the pair joke about their extravagant costumes.
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Employees at Silicon Valley technology companies have access to some of the most extravagant employee perks around.
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Jenner posted a video of the extravagant discovery on her Instagram page, as well as a story.
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If you thought Black Friday was an extravagant enough event, wait until you hear about Singles' Day.
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I bought expensive cherry-blossom scented hand cream, which felt like an extravagant addition to my bag.
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But the home has its fair share of more extravagant amenities as well, like this home theater ...
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What was once an extravagant getaway in the '70s is now an eerie shell of a resort.
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The hotel was so extravagant that one of the pools was reported to be filled with champagne.
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He cuts an extravagant figure onstage, wearing polka-dot shirts to match his polka-dot Fender Stratocaster.
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In other words, Adobe is going to use AI to make your selfies look even more extravagant.
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Eye in the Sky is not extravagant; its major military locations are bunkers and a conference room.
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Bekri "led an extravagant life, was morally corrupt, and used his power for sex," the statement alleged.
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A couple of cars a minute passed, often finned '50s beauties, Studebakers and Chevrolets, extravagant and battered.
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"L'Inhumaine" opens with a 40-minute scene chez Claire, an extravagant Deco villa, complete with interior moat.
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Flat or falling earnings from refining and chemicals profits kept Exxon from generating even more extravagant returns.
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While certainly extravagant, The Theater of Disappearance lacks the emotional pull of the artist's previous clay works.
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NAMEWEE is a Malaysian rapper with a penchant for extravagant eyeware and a dangerous interest in politics.
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An estimated 600 guests attended the extravagant wedding, which cost an estimated $100 million by some reports.
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The extravagant Gomez Addams, a creation of the cartoonist Charles Addams, spends $1,000 a month on cigars.
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Weiner also owns a 161-foot yacht named "Rockstar" that is as extravagant as his pricey mansions.
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I hadn't owned a game console in years, judging it to be an extravagant waste of money.
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The company spent lavishly on extravagant parties and corporate events held in New York, London and Paris.
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Few, if any, statistical models would recommend extravagant salaries for players whose performance is likely to decline.
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I never had to worry about anything, but it wasn't by any means an extravagant, luxurious childhood.
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For Mr. Eisenberg, though, this extravagant figure is another prime specimen in his gallery of ugly Americans.
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What I love about New & Lingwood is how extravagant they are with color, with jacquard, with texture.
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When opera reached France, dance was added, and Louis XIV often took part in the extravagant ballets.
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It's a dilemma for those observing Lent: extravagant displays of romantic love, or fasting and self-discipline?
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Mainlanders keen for a flutter must travel to Macau's extravagant casinos or to Hong Kong's jockey clubs.
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Economic reforms generate sudden riches that are ripe targets for extravagant graft, particularly by powerful state actors.
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He was elected mayor of London in 2008 and promised to cut crime and curtail extravagant spending.
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Before long, Roberta and Stevie are throwing extravagant, out-of-control dinner parties for like-minded women.
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The film's extravagant opening song-and-dance routine is executed by dozens of performers of all backgrounds.
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Overspending on extravagant vacations at the cost of more pressing things is a huge mistake, Hoffman says.
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Kanye West wasn't the only one who gave Kim Kardashian West an extravagant birthday present on Tuesday.
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The extravagant "Yeezus" tour, in 2013, employed a shape-shifting mountain and an actor portraying Jesus Christ.
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I'm lucky to work in media, where editors are gifted everything from extravagant vacations to botox injections.
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The extravagant rental home was modeled to look like a real castle, featuring multiple fireplaces and chandeliers.
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I would like to send an extravagant gift card so she can splurge on some gorgeous shoes.
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But Ms. Furie and Ms. Miriam agreed that a 40-year anniversary called for something more extravagant.
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The couple tied the knot during two extravagant ceremonies at Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
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One evening, as Jedermann is hosting guests at an extravagant dinner party, Death appears at his doorstep.
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Cutouts, extreme dimensions, shoulder pads, extravagant volume — you will rarely find these in a Van Noten garment.
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Registry It might seem a bit extravagant to give a newly married couple a present every month.
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According to NPR, these extravagant pizza concoctions, while generally unappetizing to Americans, appeal to a global audience.
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The exterior is tres French with many of the interior spaces riffing on the extravagant Chateau theme.
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Every year since 1959, Neiman Marcus has put together a curated list of truly extravagant gift ideas.
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Sexual harassment and assault are pervasive in our society because extravagant wealth and absolute poverty are pervasive.
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Similarly, a house-made tagliatelle with mussels was weighed down by an extravagant amount of parsley picada sauce.
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I get a smoothie at the grocery store and add in some extras, making it an extravagant purchase.
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"It was really, really the best four days of my life," she gushes of the extravagant girls trip.
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Even though he now is quite a bit richer than before his win, Smolinski has no extravagant plans.
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The Department of Justice described the purchase as an "extravagant expenditure," which is not allowed under the program.
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Then, Lucifer explains why he has such extravagant plans for Sabrina Spellman: She isn't a Spellman at all.
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"Those extravagant gifts may not be considered ordinary expenses, and they are no longer deductible," Greene-Lewis said.
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Over the years, Goldstein has thrown extravagant parties on the property and entertained many celebrities at the mansion.
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The restaurant offers three different multi-course options, all of which include superb service and extravagant table presentation.
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The scenery and costumes — by Marcel Dzama, an artist with his own hip associations — are extravagant and fanciful.
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" He adds: "While it's extravagant with the mix of Swarovski crystals and beaded elements, it's comfortable to wear.
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Lila and Tom's disdain for their mom's extravagant present leaves Frances devastated and sobbing on the recreational device.
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Augustus II, an extravagant king of Poland, had perhaps 36,000 pieces by the time he died in 1733.
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An insider told PEOPLE the extravagant wedding they had planned was yet another contributing factor to their breakup.
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The birthday girl donned her Sunday best for the extravagant party, which included an 80-piece marching band.
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All of the guests received custom-designed goodie bags packed with Capri memorabilia to remember the extravagant affair.
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Before the ceremony, Elba and Dhowre hosted an extravagant rehearsal dinner at Amanjena on Thursday, according to Vogue.
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"People will need vacations after this wedding," Chopra joked of her extravagant nuptials in an interview with Vogue.
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He was known for his lavish outfits, which often included robes, capes, jewelry, makeup and other extravagant accessories.
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Sir Elton John celebrated his foundation's 26th year Monday night with an extravagant event hosted by Gayle King.
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The whole process feels a little extravagant, but I think it will be beneficial in the long run.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's extravagant Indian wedding rivaled Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's in hype and lavishness.
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Shoji called his fall collection a "liberating" moment, showing extravagant coats, "gender-bending stripes," and "sensuous" velvet gowns.
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The pair began dating in 2011 and tied the knot in October 2013 in an extravagant Disneyland ceremony.
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On Saturday, Vanderpump was noticeably missing from Cohen's extravagant baby shower, attended by nearly 50 Real Housewives stars.
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Last month, federal court judge Justice Wigney ruled the paper had been "extravagant and reckless" in its reporting.
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By that time, the SoundCloud cofounder had scooped up several entrepreneurial awards and adopted a more extravagant lifestyle.
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To meet such extravagant promises, insurers bought ten-year bonds at much higher rates than are available today.
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But the band's fifth LP, Big Black Coat is more extravagant than anything Junior Boys has done before.
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The leader of the Catholic Church dislikes the sprawling mansion, according to Reuters, and considers it too extravagant.
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It's pretty fitting, then, that Jayne has a single called "XXPEN$IVE," which hints about her extravagant spending.
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Case modder Jeffrey Stephenson creates the type of extravagant PCs you want to construct a whole room around.
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The world needs people that push the technological envelope, because yesterday's extravagant luxuries are often today's everyday tech.
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Yet, compared to "Get Out's" production budget of less than $5 million, "Captain Underpants" still seems positively extravagant.
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It's where the extravagant floats and props for the city's momentous Mardi Gras festival are produced and stored.
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Or maybe he's being fiscally responsible because of the high price an extravagant weed lifestyle can cost musicians.
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They hosted 140 guests at an extravagant clambake underneath a white tent on Rose Island, according to People.
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The extravagant and beautifully constructed home was once listed for $1.25 million but sold in 2018 for $925,000.
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The $44.5 million price tag may seem extravagant, but it's in line with other homes in the neighborhood.
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"This is what women of my financial standing do," she said in reference to her extravagant shopping habits.
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"We determined this cost difference was extravagant, careless, or needless and thus considered it waste," the report reads.
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Experience in other countries, with long wait lists and health care denials, does not support such extravagant promises.
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It doesn't have to be anything extravagant, but a simple something shows that you're thankful for their hospitality.
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Poles are used to hearing extravagant tales of lost war loot, and also to hearing the tales debunked.
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Janet Jackson thanks reportedly ailing father "My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable," she said.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family tends to love extravagant themes, which typically means the sisters go overboard for Halloween.
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The Halloween displays are so extravagant that they each require multiple permits, The Washington Post's Nitasha Tiku reported.
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Then guests sit down for an extravagant lunch, complete with wine pairing, in the heart of the vineyard.
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Russ Weiner, the extravagant billionaire behind Rockstar Energy Beverages, just sold his business to PepsiCo for $3.85 billion.
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Some boards, Mr. McManus said, want to be seen as rich and powerful enough to write extravagant checks.
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By May, López presented Bielsa as the club's new coach at an extravagant ceremony at Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
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Perhaps, in the records of an extravagant experiment in Arizona, there are clues waiting for us to find.
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To make sure, the company is backing "Roma" with perhaps the most extravagant Academy Awards campaign ever mounted.
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In his day job, Reddick regularly enters the homes of elite New Yorkers to hang their extravagant art.
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My mother didn't need extravagant sticker charts or parenting podcasts to get us to put our socks on.
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Her lavish descriptions of extravagant dinner parties, furtive meetings and daring escapes wrap you in sumptuous sensory detail.
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It proved no less challenging for many of the guests, who came dressed as extravagant versions of themselves.
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Stones of that size can make some of the world's most extravagant finished jewels seem like mere baubles.
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McQueen was known for his extravagant, lavish runway shows, and for implementing new technology into his fashion shows.
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We broke the story ... Eazy-E got an extravagant tombstone on what would have been his 55th birthday.
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But the most extravagant gift Marlboro offers participants is a commodity that has become only more precious: time.
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L in extravagant moments of experimentation, using painting, several drawing styles, collage and assemblage, found images and words.
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PARIS — As queen of France for less than two decades, Marie Antoinette was vilified as extravagant and frivolous.
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In August 2018, they came together to throw an extravagant superhero-themed pool party for their only child.
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A supremely self-confident politician, Mr. Obama was the object of extravagant hopes that he nurtured and encouraged.
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The rapper, who was hospitalized last year for exhaustion, has been known in the past for extravagant shows.
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When she arrived, she was awestruck by the "extravagant" pageantry and the celebrity consultants she got to meet.
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Employees may, for instance, make extravagant purchases that would not be affordable for someone of their financial means.
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In the process, he found that millennials don't have crazy expectations for their finances, or want anything extravagant.
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Galaxy Fold was plagued by early issues and multiple launch delays, on top of the extravagant price tag.
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You don&apost have to have extravagant wave action to realize that the ship rights herself very quickly.
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But the celebrity news outlet The Shade Room managed to get a screen grab of the extravagant gift.
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The extravagant wedding consisted of a Christian ceremony on December 1 and a Hindu ceremony the following day.
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But for some reason, this backpack saga seems bigger (pun intended) and more extravagant than Scott's prior moves.
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Here is a selection of rings that range from simple to extravagant, but all rich in sentimental value.
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Clark-Bojin hopes to one day see pies go head-to-head with extravagant wedding cakes and desserts.
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Critically: AirPods are sort of extravagant, and there are lots of good wireless headphones available for better prices.
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But I know what happened to the family who found it both bonkers and beautiful, extravagant and essential.
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A thinly veiled analogue to the career of David Bowie at the time, it's appropriately delirious and extravagant.
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The Heron's Tree might seem like a pipe dream, but realizing complex, extravagant engineering is La Machine's specialty.
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Ryan Devoto's extravagant D&D models are filled with architectonic ships, forests, dungeons, and mazes, among other curiousities.
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The parade of extravagant costumes, by Constance Hoffman, brings a colorful injection of visual drama to the proceedings, too.
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The extravagant and lavish exhibition is probably the most beautiful the Met has mounted since Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty.
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One source close to Park's case said the fees were not extravagant and Park was personally paying the cost.
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Exaggerated. Extravagant. Gaudy. Ironic. Kitschy. Tongue-in-cheek. These are some of the terms used to describe camp fashion.
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It's why some have questioned whether Jenner is really the one who ends up paying for his extravagant lifestyle.
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The couple then went through an extravagant phase, building a house in Florida and filling it with expensive furniture.
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For his latest collection, however, there was no extravagant theme or stage set — rather, the clothes spoke for themselves.
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Or, like the French did to Antoinette, who continued to live an extravagant lifestyle while they suffered, reject him?
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Of course this home comes with a serious rate to rival the most extravagant hotel suite: $10,000 per night.
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"The government basically has been brushed back on what I thought were extravagant claims," said Bergdahl's attorney, Eugene Fidell.
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Although some cities have parking requirements, these are seldom as extravagant as American ones, and have been progressively weakened.
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But when it came to picking out wedding bands, the couple opted for something on the less extravagant side.
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Mariah Carey is shooting down rumors about her alleged diva tendencies — and replacing them with even more extravagant tales.
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"It's taken the most extravagant and made it seem standard, because we've seen so much of it," she said.
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But the spotlight was seemingly on the outlandish parade regulars wearing extravagant headpieces that shouted: only in New York.
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Tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft compete for talent, offering extravagant salaries and computing resources academia can't match.
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The extravagant look was designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli, who is currently Valentino's creative director, for a collaboration with Moncler.
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Both face the challenge of energising an electorate that is growing disenchanted by extravagant promises that bring little change.
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China has accused the US government of having "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, according to a Reuters report.
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There are complicated pleasures to be had in witnessing James knit together, stitch by stitch, his extravagant aesthetic sensibility.
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In Bram Stoker's Dracula, we are transported to a truly magical world, captivating by grand costumery and extravagant sets.
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This year, Kardashian outdid herself, earning the title of Queen of Halloween with the many extravagant costumes she wore.
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His former managers claim in response that the actor's allegedly extravagant spending is to blame for his financial woes.
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If you want an extravagant kitchen countertop, spend on the island and keep the other countertops simple and affordable.
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Despite seeming like an extravagant thing to auction, it's not a far cry from the Revenant star's past contributions.
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It's sexy, opulent and always extravagant but sadly often lacking true diversity whether that be size, ability or race!
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And the extravagant manicure isn't the first design inspired by the Kylie Cosmetics mogul that Nail Sunny has fashioned.
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By the time his renovations were complete, the Italian fashion designer had an extravagant 23,000-square-foot home base.
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They're extravagant, complicated, laborious, and expensive, making them jaw-dropping, custom-built spectacles that are almost impossible to tour.
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His former managers claim in response that the actor's allegedly extravagant spending is to blame for his financial woes.
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On Sunday, the two exchanged vows again in an extravagant Hindu wedding, where Chopra wore a traditional red lehenga.
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Fans have inked themselves in themed tattoos, dressed in extravagant costumes, and some have even got their pets involved.
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Lady Gaga is known for her avant-garde choices (the legendary meat dress, anyone?), glitzy makeup and extravagant wigs.
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"I will not be looking to buy such an extravagant home this time around," Rick Knudsen tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But that's not half as interesting as the technology that underpins Facebook's new app and its extravagant photo filter.
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The postwar yearning of Germans to atone for their nation's Nazi past through extravagant moral posing exacerbates the tendency.
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When you can buy a front door from Home Depot for $187, it may seem extravagant to spend $16,103.
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Winnie The Bish's proposal plan had 21 steps, so please imagine just how extravagant his wedding prep will be.
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She wants voters to see the difference between her sensible, achievable economic policy promises and Sanders' costly, extravagant ones.
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Lilliet's existential struggle keeps the novel grounded, freeing Chee to push the novel's register to ever more extravagant heights.
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The displays were more extravagant than at Crate & Barrel, but there was a smaller variety of styles and colors.
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Her extravagant blue coat read, "I'm with Madame President," which she took off to reveal a sequined flag minidress.
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The bench representing the Familistère is no more extravagant than those designed by the Shakers or the Amana Inspirationists.
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Of course, dropping $1,000 or so to grow a punnet of strawberries in your living room is pretty extravagant.
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Rarely would you see any crazy angles or characters getting thrown out of panels, or really extravagant panel design.
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"This is more fantasy," she said of the opportunity to create an extravagant extension of their own personal tastes.
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The former billionaire Vijay Mallya was a prominent liquor tycoon known for his extravagant partying and high-flying lifestyle.
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In addition to an extravagant dining room, the mansion also has a small breakfast room and a gourmet kitchen.
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THE typical Cannes Festival film is either an extravagant exercise in surrealism or an angry indictment of social injustice.
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From an early age, he has said, he was exposed to old master paintings that shaped his extravagant aesthetic.
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News of the flights outraged Trump, who felt it made his administration look abusive of taxpayer dollars and extravagant.
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Teachers' Unions are primarily concerned with self-preservation, maintaining extravagant perks for union administrators and exerting disproportionate political influence.
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Austerity measures that include bans on extravagant consumption have also made keeping a mistress more hazardous to officials' careers.
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The deal seemed extravagant, given Werth's age and his status as a complementary player on a strong Phillies team.
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Now, whether "The Changing Light at Sandover" is an "effective" poem or an extravagant folly is open for debate.
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"It's the most extravagant, opulent thing you can purchase in New York City," Serendipity owner Stephen Bruce tells CNBC.
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That presumes, however, that both are essential for American security when sensible and less extravagant alternatives are on offer.
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Revelers donning extravagant costumes will march down the parade route alongside musicians who are sure to keep attendees moving.
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He was famed as well as a latter-day Beau Brummell, favoring extravagant outfits by European and Japanese designers.
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We don't live luxurious lives and have these extravagant things; we have to make due with what we have.
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It's stupid and extravagant and kind of cool and probably half the size of my New York City apartment.
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Fittingly, it's been given an extravagant video that plays like a short film at over ten minutes in length.
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Patterson and Sheridan's strategy aims to offer the pluses of Bay Area contacts without the minuses of extravagant costs.
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Some of the wildly extravagant outfits Mick donned to strut up and down the stage dominate the next space.
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Our essays are all manufactured from crushed souls — a passive voice with extravagant vocabularies — constantly interpreting, but never relating.
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Others took part in flamboyant parades or extravagant penitents' processions, carrying crosses on their backs to commemorate Jesus' suffering.
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Like many souvenirs, some of the watches do show up on online sales sites, and sometimes at extravagant prices.
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But instead of the extravagant odyssey they had been promised, hundreds of concertgoers were greeted by a disorganized mess.
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" When Michael Petrina got an email describing a Four Seasons' tour, he thought it was "ridiculously extravagant and crazy.
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Super Bowl performances are supposed to be extravagant spectacles that are made for people who don't care about football.
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The trip was in celebration of several of the men turning 50, and the group wanted an extravagant getaway.
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Extravagant, stylized and with gender in quotes, "Swan Lake"-style ballet has consistently been evoked in discussions of camp.
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Its theatrical revues remain as extravagant as ever, yet the stories they tell often feel stuck in the past.
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It's hardly an extravagant request, and you are indeed "entitled" to get through your workday without being in pain.
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She captures a New York art world on the cusp — or the precipice — of extraordinary celebrity and extravagant prices.
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I ate my omelet with a dollop of salted whole-milk Greek yogurt top, too, which felt very extravagant.
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Consistently mesmerizing in their extravagant colors and surprising contrasts of shape and background, they deserve to be better known.
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From extravagant themed parties to her ever-burning love of Beyoncé, here are some of her most entertaining posts.
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Epstein, "undeniably charismatic," escorted him around his extravagant Upper East Side apartment while wearing jeans and a polo shirt.
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Wide beaches are crisscrossed by hermit crabs in extravagant shells, and vibrant coral reefs are visible through pristine waters.
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Clearly confused by receiving such an extravagant gift, the reality stars struggles with whether she should keep the necklace.
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This November, Borscht Festival celebrated an extravagant "rebirth" with unique, homegrown South Florida programming — and a ton of hedonism.
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Clearly confused by receiving such an extravagant gift, the reality stars struggled with whether she should keep the necklace.
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Any statutory limits on bonuses would put Australia at the international vanguard of efforts to limit extravagant executive pay.
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But many of these books make extravagant pitches and seem aimed at inspiring amateurs to plunge into risky ventures.
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As a result, buying norigae — which can cost from $3,000 to $20,000 depending on the ornaments — can seem extravagant.
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Of course, the gift of travel doesn't have to be as extravagant as a photo safari or multigenerational vacation.
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He is approached by someone who promises not merely to cure him but to arm him with extravagant powers.
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That single case would, in time, open a window onto opulent Romanov balls, glamorous coronations, and extravagant maharajas' banquets.
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A year into his confinement, Maher grew an extravagant handlebar mustache and a long beard and then braided it.
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But after the Asian financial crisis in 22015, his extravagant tastes were exposed with an audit of the BIA.
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Unlike her predecessor, Dayana Mendoza, Stefania Fernandez went with a more extravagant look, wearing a red floor-length gown.
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The president recalled in extravagant detail how different states were called for him the night he won in 2016.
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If you're feeling really extravagant à la Tyrion, Restaurant 360° is a Michelin Star eatery that serves classic Mediterranean dishes.
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Now, every morning the restaurateur makes an "extravagant" breakfast for his three kids, Madeline, 9, Anna, 7, and George, 2.
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Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be extravagant, like getting a manicure or neglecting chores to binge on Netflix.
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Through his shoe-packed closet lies a black-and-white bedroom with a fireplace, sofa, TV and extravagant light fixtures.
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And it was nothing less than grand: The singer wore an extravagant, full-bodied gown with a large lace vail.
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Kylie, 21, threw an extravagant "StormiWorld" party — a nod to dad Travis Scott's Grammy-nominated album Astroworld — on Feb. 9.
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Jenner's 20th birthday is today, August 10, and the star had quite an extravagant surprise party to mark the occasion.
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But with Nebula, Anker wants to suggest a better, cheaper way to enjoy what has typically been an extravagant luxury.
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Sharon Cutler, who lives in Chicago with her husband, decided to cut back substantially on dinners out and extravagant spending.
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Our dependence on big donors' generosity would have to fall and, by implication, we would have to be less extravagant.
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And whether you choose to go simple with one design element, or extravagant with multiples decorations, the options are endless.
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But even by Georgian standards, the latest hobby of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the country's richest and most powerful man, is extravagant.
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They were greeted by an extravagant sculpture of Rossi and Smiley holding a baby, with the name "Skylar" underneath it.
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Everything about Pippa Middleton's wedding to financier James Matthews was straight from a fairy tale — including the extravagant flower displays.
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It seems like Nyong'o's whole ensemble was about the small details: She finished off her look with extravagant cat eye.
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For 90 years, uber-luxury retailer Neiman Marcus has astounded shoppers with their jaw-dropping selection of extravagant holiday gifts.
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On Saturday, Cohen was surrounded by Bravo's biggest names and his close friend John Mayer at an extravagant baby shower.
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He is known for his extravagant costumes during the beer-fuelled carnival season which have included Shrek and Marilyn Monroe.
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The extravagant entertaining space comes complete with a 20-foot screen with 3D capabilities, a fireplace and a concessions counter.
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The Chanel couture spring 2018 show, the most spectacular and extravagant celebration of fashion, took place on Tuesday in Paris.
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But fans of the royal couple have planned some unique -- and extravagant ways -- to watch and celebrate the royal wedding .
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It's possible that Ella Mai may not have put together an extravagant enough performance to warrant the big stage treatment.
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Our wedding isn't going to be extravagant, and I would just feel guilty and uncomfortable wearing a super expensive dress.
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Sharing several posts on Instagram, Prinsloo, 30, first showed off the extravagant balloon display she had in their dining room.
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"More and more people are planning these extravagant, expensive bachelor parties over the world," ex-bachelor Stefan Bergeron, 30, said.
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Plus, who wouldn't want a bunch of ham and cheese baked into one singularly extravagant dish and topped with marinara?
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I had expected the extravagant $6.6 billion USD hotel and casino to be the most lavish experience in the world.
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Gigi married Nats on July 13 in an extravagant beachfront ceremony wearing a custom, strapless Michael Costello princess ball gown.
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You won't want to miss the sibling rivalry, celebrity judges or extravagant practical jokes the two are prone to pulling.
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A week after tying the knot, newlyweds Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have turned their attention to another extravagant wedding.
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Club-goers would dress in costumes so extravagant it was almost impossible to tell the performers apart from the crowd.
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Don't make extravagant demands of your lover or get bossy at a restaurant—you'll come off as a spoiled brat.
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For some reason, Will Smith lives to conquer his extravagant list of fears and share them with us for #content.
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There are extravagant blockbusters and shoestring indies, oddball discoveries and cozy comforts, and we are here for all of it.
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Tears of joy – and despair – will be shared as Barbie Blank plans her extravagant wedding to hockey player Sheldon Souray.
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My parents, like most, planned their finances around it—meticulously ensuring they'd have enough to pay for an extravagant ceremony.
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If you've ever wondered what goes into the making of these multi-layered, extravagant cakes, this video is for you!
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The telecast began beautifully, with show host Jimmy Fallon paying tribute to "La La Land" with an extravagant musical number.
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Testimony has painted an extravagant narco lifestyle featuring private zoos, multimillion dollar beach houses and gutted jetliners brimming with cash.
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With fluid brushwork and relaxed elegance, his subjects exude a sense of modern life and ease, despite the extravagant dress.
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Cardi, 26, shared their celebrations on her Instagram Stories, showing off the extravagant surprise gifts Offset, 27, had given her.
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According to Anand, there's "a somewhat extravagant concern" about the side-effects or toxicities of pain relieving agents in newborns.
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Bottom line: The Renegade is one of those crossover-utility vehicles where "loaded" is not a bad or extravagant thing.
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Like his wife -- who is dubbed "Gucci Grace" for her extravagant shopping sprees -- Mugabe is criticized for his lavish lifestyle.
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Because it has launched a lawsuit, it is in the NRA's interest to make the most extravagant claims about damages.
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Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie wore these extravagant Philip Tracey fascinators to watch the couple tie the knot at Westminster Abbey.
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The Madison Avenue store, which is designed to resemble an extravagant, enormous apartment, "is a big billboard," Ms. Anzani said.
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Despite "extravagant" costs like getting my hair or laundry done, my savings rate hovers around 50% and is creeping upward.
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Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, not a man given to extravagant displays of emotion, is all smiles.
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She also got quite the extravagant present from her aunt Kourtney Kardashian: a neon-green Mercedes G Series SUV, a.k.a.
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There are stories about his extravagant and loutish drunkenness, as there have been dating back to his time in college.
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In particular, he blocked the introduction of some evidence they wanted to show the jury: pictures detailing Manafort's extravagant wealth.
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Trump's short-lived communications director Anthony Scaramucci has been known to host extravagant wine tasting parties at the mountainside summit.
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The fireworks planned for use in the extravagant display are valued at more than $1 million, radio station WTOP reports.
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The language of basketball here is mostly formal, without extravagant catchphrases, and many words are similar to their English counterparts.
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Extravagant markups, overhead and multiple levels of middlemen have helped lead to huge costs in the FEMA-financed repair program.
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Almodóvarian and Buñuelian grace notes adorn its matter-of-fact melody, and its surface modesty camouflages an unruly, extravagant spirit.
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The video, with Rosalía leading a "Beauty gang," takes fingernail adornment to extravagant extremes — though they can double as knives.
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The rich sit there on a golden car that's extravagant and over the top the people are stuck, with nothing.
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And it doesn't have to be extravagant: a cup of coffee, reading your favorite blog or taking a quick walk.
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The spending evoked an era when 22017th-century Russian czars and industrialists were among the world's most extravagant arts patrons.
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When it came to planning her wedding, Nicki Minaj knew that she didn't want anything too extravagant — at least initially.
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The extremity of the violence is connected to the anti-realism somehow, to the extravagant movie-ness of what's happening.
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Twenty years ago, when it first appeared on Iran's political scene, the reform movement made extravagant promises of democratic development.
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The trade deals he touted, like those with China, Mexico and Canada, are far less sweeping than his extravagant claims.
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A party that featured $50 million worth of baubles supplied by the Italian jeweler Bulgari was among the most extravagant.
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"You're dealing with an all-American guy, not extravagant, no racehorses, nothing," said the second person who knows Mr. Kelly.
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It's a bit like the finale of the Olympics, but without the laser shows, extravagant costumes and lavish dance routines.
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Dubai plans to woo millions of movie lovers with an extravagant Bollywood theme park that's scheduled to open this October.
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Instead of showing extravagant goals by, say, Sidney Crosby, televisions on the concourses ran highlight reels of mic'd-up referees.
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Ms. Fleury, who showed a pop-up collection at Phluid Project last month, is especially partial to extravagant womanly flourishes.
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Beauty of the beasts: The extravagant splendor in the animal kingdom is pushing biologists to rethink Darwin's theory of evolution.
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But the day came, and Malky felt that having such an extravagant meal in light of the news was unseemly.
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While some brides love a bold, extravagant statement, others prefer understated elegance and timeless finishes, with a focus on construction.
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And so a code of behavior evolved, not because baseball didn't want extravagant gestures but rather to avoid unnecessary carnage.
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Meanwhile, Princesses Anne, Beatrice, Eugenie and Kate all wear extravagant hats expertly made by the royal milliner herself, Rachel Trevor-Morgan.
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"She loved those boys fiercely, those boys were her life," Kent says, adding that Jenna enjoyed baking them "extravagant" birthday cakes.
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Sites have started speculating that this wedding band is a replacement for the extravagant multi-million dollar ring that was stolen.
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And, like every year, the looks were as extravagant as ever — including that $3 million Fantasy Bra worn by Jasmine Tookes.
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However, the public reaction has been one of shocked dismay at the extravagant lifestyles conjured up by many of the disclosures.
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At an initial $26.3 million price tag, it's reasonable to ask if an extravagant weapon like this is even worth it.
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Growing up in Bangladesh, a neighbor taught Syeda how to make these beaded bags, as well as extravagant plastic-beaded chandeliers.
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The result is an eerie amalgamation of funeral home finery and the extravagant details of a 19th-century French artist salon.
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"The one thing I did have my mind set on was having a very extravagant train," Bushnell, 29, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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As the wet season rains beat down, nat kadaws in extravagant costumes channeled nat beings and answered questions for concerned villagers.
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Her husband resigned from the Trump administration last month after a scandal involving his extravagant use of federally funded air travel.
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These trucks' extravagant designs caught the eye of photographer Robert Benson, who lived in Japan for eight years in the '90s.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: Extravagant action choreography makes the most of colorful set design, unlikely gimmicks and wrasslin'-style brutality.
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There he supervised a large French-speaking staff for Jefferson's extravagant dinners for royalty and the most discerning palates in Paris.
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As a result, Workin' Moms isn't just spilt breast milk or extravagant first birthday parties, although there are plenty of those.
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More tweets from Kensington Palace explained how Barnard & Westwood made the invitations and the process includes some extravagant and sweet details.
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But since then the studio seems to have found a magic formula: extravagant remakes of animated fantasies that audiences already love.
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This New York socialite is known for leading an extravagant lifestyle-- including spending huge sums of money on countless plastic surgeries.
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The couple went on to tie the knot in December with an extravagant wedding celebration that spanned three days in India.
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My best friend and I spend a few hours perusing the listings and sending each other extravagant penthouses as a joke.
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On February 7th a British court seized £467,000 from Mr Filat's son, a student in London, who lived an extravagant lifestyle.
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As expected "A Very Kardashian Christmas" was as wildly extravagant as you could imagine, but it never lost its family roots.
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Throughout the 1980's, many viewed the couple as a fairy tale come to life — especially after their extravagant 1981 wedding.
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The couple tied the knot in October 2013 in an extravagant Disneyland ceremony — they even rode in Cinderella's glass pumpkin coach.
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So when all the ladies made a stop at PeopleNow, we had to find out just how extravagant their purchases get.
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She would later walk the red carpet in an even more extravagant and iconic yellow gown for the 2015 Met Gala.
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All across X, teams pursuing an extravagant array of moonshots are finding their own ways to fail, with similar protected status.
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The show will transform the town into a picturesque Hallmark movie scene, complete with extravagant tree lights and plenty of mistletoe.
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Price is hopefully going to find out exactly what - and rein in extravagant, wasteful or simply inappropriate use of taxpayers' dollars.
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The world needs jesters, or at least hulking beasts with googly eyes who live out extravagant slapstick routines for our pleasure.
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David Bowie only appears briefly in the book, usually as a kind of nervous, extravagant imp who confused everyone he met.
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Jocelyn Wildenstein, the extravagant socialite famous for her plastic surgery, was arrested early Sunday morning along with her boyfriend for assault.
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As a result, their chemistry sears throughout the film's extravagant sets and costumes, as well as Ram and Leela's forbidden love.
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It seems an extravagant price for a debt-laden firm that is bleeding red ink and squandered two previous bail-outs.
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During his extravagant arrival on the stage, he snatched Alvarez's belt, letting the endless cycle of, "Come at me, bro" commence.
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Once known as the "King of Good Times" for his extravagant lifestyle, Mallya has said he would comply with the law.
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The union countered with a five percent salary reduction and MLB-style revenue sharing and luxury taxes to disincentivize extravagant spending.
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Background: The singer is sporting a new, blonde haircut — a serious departure even from some of her more extravagant colored wigs.
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Baseball is rich in extravagant, aspirational, beautifully and even musically American names; we have been over this, and more than once.
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Descriptions of voiding and the contents of chamber pots are presented alongside extravagant descriptions of meals, paintings, the layout of cities.
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On its own, the nuclear bill is something the United States can afford, even if it is extravagant and increasingly unnecessary.
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Mr. Schumacher coined the term parametricism to encompass the computer-based approach that helped the firm's most extravagant concepts become reality.
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That song just was a comment on rock 'n' roll being as extravagant of a lifestyle as it appears to be.
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Carolina Herrera first claimed attention with her extravagant evening dresses and wedding gowns, one of them famously worn by Caroline Kennedy.
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AlbeitAlbeit is a one-word substitute for "even though," like when you describe an extravagant, albeit expensive, night on the town.
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Country music rarely goes a year without an extravagant coed exchange like Mr. Paisley and Carrie Underwood's "Remind Me" grabbing attention.
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Ma, who's worth almost $40 billion, is known for his love of extravagant celebrations, including mass employee weddings and music performances.
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But if the RKOI Instagram account — which has 364,000 followers — is any indication, the summer of 2019 is just as extravagant.
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Numerous. First, this tax sends an important message: extravagant emissions that waste our common carbon budget will carry a high price.
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Using the entire chicken, which once would have seemed impossibly extravagant for soup, provides the perfect balance of fat and flavor.
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Western media have reported extravagant purchases by the crown prince, including a $215 million French chateau and a $2000 million yacht.
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Berkeley's most extravagant production numbers feature the Brazilian star Carmen Miranda; the "King of Swing," Benny Goodman, is also on hand.
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Featuring A-list stars to singers, Dubai's extravagant Diwali parties cater to fans of the largest movie industry in the world.
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Unlike some of his previous travels where Trump was treated as royalty -- remember his extravagant trip to Saudi Arabia last year?
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With their fluid brushwork and relaxed elegance, his subjects exude a sense of modern life and ease, despite the extravagant dress.
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Out of all of his daddies, the accountant gave Elijah the most extravagant experience—but he also exhibited the most control.
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Their counterparts in fiction would be the claustrophobic novels of Ivy Compton-Burnett mixed with the extravagant looniness of Ronald Firbank.
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It looks like Rob Kardashian is trying to outdo his brother-in-law Kanye West in the extravagant romantic gesture department.
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The festival, with over 30 vendor booths and an extravagant drag show, took up two blocks of the town's main street.
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His firm was known for hosting extravagant parties, which were paid for in part by investors' funds, according to the SEC.
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And so he only kept getting more extravagant in his desire to combine deeply emotional musical motifs with schmoopy, overblown storylines.
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After Mr. Xi gave his speech in the morning, the newly appointed chairman of the congress, Li Zhanshu, paid extravagant tribute.
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This show boasts two sets of skillful performers and their distinct productions for the price of one particularly extravagant Starbucks order.
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The whole film seems to be staged on a succession of extravagant Hollywood sets — overdone, incongruous, outlandish, excessive, pretentious, and creepy.
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But designer brands and extravagant cars are the norm for citizens in the country with the world's highest per-capita GDP.
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The extravagant splendor of the animal kingdom can't be explained by natural selection alone — so how did it come to be?
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Extravagant ornaments, Zahavi argued, were not merely indicators of advantageous traits as Wallace had said — they were a kind of test.
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There is much for Mr. Erdogan, who recently built himself an extravagant mega-palace and a gigantic new mosque, to lose.
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The pageant closed shop in 1972, though unofficial pageants continued in less extravagant forms, until Miss Iraq officially restarted in 2015.
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By then, they had become capable of even more impressive symbolic creations, including ivory carvings and extravagant paintings on cave walls.
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Fyre employees recalled higher-ups inventing extravagant accommodations just to see if people would buy them — and some did, they said.
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The terminals of the "N," the "r" and the "s" were exaggerated into swashes so extravagant they almost wrapped around themselves.
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What it was: Montreal-based Luxury Retreats, founded by Joe Poulin, allows travelers to book extravagant vacation rentals in exotic destinations.
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The veteran Bolsheviks in the dock were accused of the most extravagant crimes, such as treason, conspiracy, assassination, wrecking and sabotage.
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In later years, he attended events all over Manhattan and became known for a more extravagant man-about-town night life.
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The rides are an essential part of a park's lure for returning customers and for new ones drawn to extravagant experiences.
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Yet she won't alter her behavior, which includes a lot of smoking and drinking, some hard-core gambling and extravagant dining.
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That might work if the show were a truly rude circus, extravagant and playful, like the best of "Glee," another influence.
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Neumann's S-1 filing for WeWork's IPO drew attention to not just the company's losses but also his own extravagant lifestyle.
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But few candidates made such extravagant claims to win the Oval Office in the first place as Trump did in 212.
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On one note the first violinist enacted a sort of extravagant, slowed-down vibrato that resulted in a quarter-tone wobble.
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Be seriously extravagant If your company can afford it, don't be afraid to go over-the-top once in a while.
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Mr. Scaramucci will cut all ties to the firm and the extravagant hedge fund conference that it sponsors in Las Vegas.
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In keeping with the stark design of the temple, even these extravagant displays are marked by almost militaristic order and precision.
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David Johansen, headlines a roster of downtown personalities at the second annual Surrealist Art Ball, an event that welcomes extravagant costuming.
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Her fun-loving nature and glamorous lifestyle — with parties, extravagant clothes and celebrity friends — became a staple of the British press.
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The U.K. agency assisted in the investigation, and Thursday released information, footage and photos of what it deemed Yakubets' extravagant lifestyle.
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Theo: I don't notice it really, but I'm careful to pick less extravagant places now because we always split the bill.
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The mountain of leftover money was then repurposed as a fund for one of the most extravagant funerals London ever saw.
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And though the Roman numerals and extravagant halftime shows would come later (unless you count Super Bowl III's featured halftime performer, the Florida A&M University marching band, as extravagant), the game did feature something that has helped subsequent Super Bowls become made-for-TV events that draw in even non-football fans: It had a narrative.
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A rep for the 36-year-old HGTV star told People Magazine Monday the extravagant gift was far from a romantic gesture.
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"It says that people love extravagance and are willing to pay the price to indulge in such extravagant menu items," he added.
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Before celebrating the holidays with her extravagant family, Kendall Jenner took a low-key trip to Utah with her friend Justin Bieber.
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Some members of the Trump administration have gotten in hot water for their extravagant spending, including Ben Carson's infamous $31,000 dining table.
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The 28-year-old quarterback married Grete Šadeiko, 24, in an extravagant wedding in Miami, Florida, on Saturday among family and friends.
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The bash came just hours after Kardashian, 33, threw an extravagant baby shower to celebrate the upcoming birth of her first child.
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Burton is known for a gothic, extravagant visual style—and perhaps not a ton of character depth or attention to story details.
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A Quinceañera is often a celebration for a young's girl coming of age, marked by an extravagant party on her 15th birthday.
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The two will say "I do" in front of friends and family in the coming days in an extravagant ceremony in Paris.
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Marlo is hesitant to accept such an extravagant gesture, but sleep deprivation has a way of bringing the desperation out of her.
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With those, the affluent eaters will enjoy Belon oysters, Almas caviar, and a 55-year-old wine among other extravagant menu items.
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The trip, in its scale and the range of American luminaries on the itinerary, is an undertaking of extravagant ambition, say analysts.
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THE Monaco Yacht Show, which ran from September 2473th to October 224st, is arguably the world's most extravagant game of one-upmanship.
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Some categories called for extravagant costume, like "royalty" (hence why the House of Abundance feels compelled to rob a museum) or Queen.
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The riches of Silicon Valley have enabled some extravagant and quixotic projects, but they've got nothing on what oil money can do.
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Others preferred the "ballroom scene", in which they wore extravagant dresses and competed to throw the wittiest put-downs at each other.
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It was an extravagant Christmas for the Kardashian-Jenner clan, as Kylie Jenner showed the world through her Snapchat on Sunday morning.
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Bussell used luscious materials, like velvet, and bold colors including gold and deep blue to match this kitty's taste for the extravagant.
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By way of example, Dr Oldham mentions a patient whose idea of meaningful interaction with family members was to give extravagant gifts.
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On a personal level, his wife told Fox News last week she wants a divorce, pointing to his extravagant, big-money lifestyle.
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But Airbnb has also been targeting celebrities such as Beyoncé and Selena Gomez with its extravagant offerings over the past couple years.
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On the carpet, Cardi wore a white gown by Ashi, paired with an extravagant updo and glamorous makeup by Erika La Pearl.
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Of course, her more extravagant experiments with technology don't always hit the mark—remember that bizarre ARTPOP app that never quite materialized?
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If you thought Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas' wedding looked extravagant, just wait until you see Ziad and Sewar's 600-person soirée.
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This week's event, in the crowded, but not completely full, home of the Orlando Magic basketball team, was merely an extravagant example.
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Red carpet season is almost here — which means we're in for a ton of gorgeous dresses, flawless hair and extravagant makeup moments.
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Instead, attractions and food joints fall into general values between cheap and extravagant, and each visitor's budget rests somewhere along that line.
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Don't blow off your bonuses or raises on extravagant purchases; use that money to pay off your highest rate of debt instead.
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This $185 Prada paperclip sold by Barney's New York is the latest in the list of extravagant things you will never need.
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And this year was no different, as Bella and Gigi Hadid arrived in one of the most extravagant ensembles of the night.
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Mr Carson has pledged to clamp down on extravagant spending at his department, which oversees programmes offering affordable housing to poor families.
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The most extravagant giver: Saudi Arabia by far has given the most costly gifts, sometimes costing more than half a million dollars.
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On a personal level, his wife told Fox News last week she wants a divorce , pointing to his extravagant, big-money lifestyle.
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No matter where Longstreth takes his music, the core will be solidified by a need for extravagant composition and multi-layered arrangements.
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A guided tour will take you through the interiors of the extravagant house, and allow you to explore the gardens and park.
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This California company has been making audio cables since 1980, building a reputation among audiophiles with a penchant for extravagant over-engineering.
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The most extravagant figurations of the body are Ebony G. Patterson's paired pieces "A View Out" and "A View In" (both 2015).
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Since then, the air travel experience has only gotten worse, making the luxury of high-end flights seem all the more extravagant.
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Say what you will about Apple (and this extravagant office building), but this will truly be something to behold when it's complete.
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Eugenie teamed her extravagant "something borrowed" with a matching pair of diamond and emerald drop earrings, a gift from her now-husband.
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The former is syncopated and cinematic, 10 minutes of intertwining bass and extravagant strings broken up by careening piano and sax solos.
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Then, Noisey explores the rise of electronic music in Cuba and MUNCHIES takes us behind the scenes of an extravagant Chinese wedding.
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That's certainly the case with the 2017 Met Gala, the extravagant annual fundraiser thrown by the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute.
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And, unlike some of the more extravagant trips celebs set off on, you can do more than ogle their enviable travel Instagrams.
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Epic Games announced Fortnite Chapter 2, a major update for the wildly popular multiplayer shooter game after its extravagant black hole stunt.
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And because I'm way too easily entertained -- and love unenthused dogs in extravagant costumes -- here are bulldogs ready for Halloween. http://bit.
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The change of heart by the Eisenhower family was not welcomed by critics who had opposed the design as grandiose and extravagant.
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Born in South Africa, Mugabe's second wife has developed a reputation as a shrewd, if sometimes extravagant, politician in her own right.
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While "The Politician" has received poor reviews from critics, his past work showcases why Netflix signed him to such an extravagant contract.
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The San Francisco Bay area is home to some of the richest people in the world, and therefore, some extravagant real estate.
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What good is an extravagant digital screen if it doesn't provide shoppers with more information, or allow them to make a purchase?
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In the age of the blockbuster movie, it's a given that extravagant special effects are a big part of driving the narrative.
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Bee-sting facials, vampire masks, and pricey Botox and fillers are among many of the extravagant skincare secrets we've heard from celebrities.
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His extravagant acting certainly also sometimes infused his singing: There were a few melodramatic swoops in "Una furtive lagrima," Nemorino's melancholy monologue.
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It will be a fitting end to a dizzying weekend of extravagant parties, bad political costumes, and too many lines (all kinds).
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There was also a holographic castle, extravagant gift bags containing cell phones, stained-glass-window lights, and a giant wall of flowers.
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And Griffin is based in Chicago and has made extravagant real-estate purchases in London and Miami in addition to New York.
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You don't need to spend a crazy amount of money or plan an extravagant gesture to show your wife you appreciate her.
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While Criollo's dinner service is among the city's most extravagant, its weekend brunch is an a la carte affair with modest prices.
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And just look at the style of the new generation — they mix extravagant high jewelry and complicated watches with sneakers and jeans.
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But other increases arose from a dysfunctional budget process manipulated by a defense industry that woos Congress with unneeded or extravagant weapons.
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Geometric or figurative, dyed or embroidered, extravagant or subtle, the kimonos, obi sashes, and outer robes depicted in the paintings are astonishing.
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Feature The extravagant splendor of the animal kingdom can't be explained by natural selection alone — so how did it come to be?
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Each artist within the Beauty exhibit is categorized within one of seven ephemeral categories: extravagant, intricate, ethereal, transgressive, emergent, elemental, and transformative.
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As for that price, it actually doesn't seem that extravagant for content creators, with one reviewer even saying it's an affordable price.
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Leave it to others to unpack the extravagant and often provocative literary legacy of the author, who died on Monday at 88.
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Of extravagant length and spectacle, "The Mahabharata" (adapted from the Sanskrit narrative) became one of the defining events of Mr. Lichtenstein's tenure.
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New Delhi (CNN)Indian weddings can be extravagant affairs with couples often showered with lavish gifts and money on their big day.
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"Every time Kylie has a party, she has these big, extravagant things," Kim tells her mom Kris Jenner and sister Kourtney Kardashian.
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The One Barcelona is a block from Gaudí's Casa Milà and five minutes by foot from his extravagant, dragon-topped Casa Batlló.
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And outside liberal organizations have given over $1.5 million to anti-Saccone coverage, including ads painting Saccone as extravagant with taxpayer funds.
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The result of extravagant spending on subways and the like is that we end up with fewer of them than other cities.
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Kylie Jenner threw an extravagant party in honor of daughter Stormi Webster&aposs second birthday and called the massive event "StormiWorld 2."
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Given their extravagant success at the last election, it would not be surprising if the nationalists lost a few constituences this time.
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And a glut of entertainment options, from bowling and paintball to bigger and more extravagant theme parks, also draws away potential customers.
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An article last Thursday about the extravagant parties of the 1980s misspelled the given name of an investor and private equity manager.
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Dolan, whose willingness to spend extravagant sums on terrible teams is not an issue, gave Jackson a five-year, $60 million contract.
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With each birthday or holiday celebration, the reality stars plan an over-the-top affair, each somehow more extravagant than the last.
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After seeing the extravagant way the royal family's summer palace was decorated, I could sympathize with the Portuguese for overthrowing the dynasty.
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But other increases arise from a dysfunctional congressional budget process complicated by lobbyists who woo lawmakers to back unneeded or extravagant weapons.
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Christina Aguilera was just one of the performers at what may be the most extravagant and expensive L.A. wedding of the year.
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The 29-year-old DJ was in attendance at Culpo's 27th birthday festivities on Friday night — and it looked like an extravagant affair.
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Rihanna wore a strapless black leather Versace mini dress, which she accessorized with a black belt featuring an extravagant, eye-catching gold buckle.
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It would mean taking last minute trips to far-off destinations and balling out at the most extravagant hotels and the finest restaurants.
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Photo: Chris Hondros (Getty)Thousands of patients, including children, may have been affected in a doctor's alleged scheme that funded his extravagant lifestyle.
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Getting your crush to pull off an extravagant promposal is just half the battle of ending your high-school days with a bang.
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Lately the profile of Johor's royal family has been boosted by the extravagant success of the local football team, the Johor Southern Tigers.
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The luxurious mansion, which was built in the 1890s, includes a 2,000-square foot vaulted room and massive chandeliers, among other extravagant features.
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All you need to enjoy this extravagant outing (aside from passing the companies' intensive screening process) is a cool $2 million to spare.
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And now it is, because the W Hotel in midtown is offering an extravagant twist on camping right in the middle of Manhattan.
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TomTom was extravagant its decor and marble countertops, but it also serves as the perfect background for Instagram pictures of its gorgeous cocktails.
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But this might force the school to become less extravagant and require its faculty to adhere to tighter rules on conflicts of interest.
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It certainly feels that way compared to all those developments that you talked about, which sound large, a little frothy, very, very extravagant.
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Announced at E3 2014, Crackdown 3 was supposed to use cloud computing to produce extravagant environmental destruction in the game's open world city.
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Kelly said the "Durty Donald" was like Trump himself - "so extravagant" - with double beef, double bacon, topped with strands of yellow chicken floss.
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Warner liked to throw extravagant parties that were attended by stars like Olivia de Havilland and Jimmy Stewart and moguls like Howard Hughes.
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Following their whirlwind romance and engagement, the pair held several extravagant wedding celebrations in Chopra Jonas' home country of India in December 2018.
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Just like last year, Chef Joachim Splichal and his team at Patina Catering will create extravagant dishes for some of television's biggest names.
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From affordable stocking stuffers for second cousins to extravagant kits for the extra-special people on your list, there's something for everyone — seriously.
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The couple arrived at the hot spot in Jenner's extravagant push present: a black Ferrari La Ferrari with red interiors and butterfly doors.
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The show includes a photo from 1980 (pictured) in which he looks like a macho greaser, with a leather jacket and extravagant pompadour.
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EVEN BY THE standards of the Zappeion, a neoclassical palace in Athens once used for Olympic fencing matches, it was an extravagant affair.
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Following their whirlwind romance and engagement, the couple held several extravagant wedding celebrations in Chopra Jonas' home country of India in December 2018.
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While my character, Vincent Chase, indulged in the extravagant Hollywood lifestyle, offscreen, I'd always preferred more intimate dinner parties surrounded by close friends.
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Watch (in VR) as Okano and her friends get decked out in extravagant fake lashes, kawaii glitter tears, and yes, even fake bangs.
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My brother and I have been supporting our extravagant parents financially since we were in our 20s and raising children of our own.
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Unfortunately, I didn't really find the extravagant generosity of space that Jaguar wants us to believe is on offer inside the E-Pace.
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But after World War I, Victorian houses were seen as extravagant and already antiquated; they were often abandoned in favor of different styles.
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Amongst the extravagant houses is the childhood summer home of former First Lady Jackie Kennedy Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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But extrinsic validation is far less important than the private, extravagant culinary ambitions that beautiful kitchen tools such as these excite in you.
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Other extravagant elements of the Dubrow manse include a movie theater, a plush home office and a master bathroom with a lounging area.
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Its emphasis was more on realism than extravagant combos that'd land you in hospital, at best, if you ever attempted them for real.
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Shiller also says Donald Trump and his family's lifestyle might be contributing to people feeling like, they too, can live in extravagant homes.
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It's not so much extravagance if I'm honest, I mean mind you, anyone would think a gold Rolex is extravagant, that's for sure.
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Even though the comedian is famous for his extensive car collection, daughter Sascha, 15, didn't learn on one of her dad's extravagant vehicles.
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Related: Artists Construct Giant Kaleidoscope Inside Japanese Shipping Container The City Of Sydney Will Be The Canvas For A Extravagant Light Art Festival
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There's a plethora of practical household items that may not be that extravagant-looking, but crucial to your day-to-day living needs.
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Whether they're performing on the main stage at Ultra or hosting their own extravagant showcase, fans go crazy for Above & Beyond every year.
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All the while, House members grilled EPA chief Scott Pruitt over claims of extravagant spending, with one calling him "unfit" for public office.
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It's definitely big enough for a pool party — and considering Mayweather's taste for an extravagant affair, he has probably hosted one or two.
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The extravagant home includes 19 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, an indoor pool and hot tub, and a "substantial" night club, according to the listing.
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The result is by no means extravagant, though it is a lot of space for two people with no designs on having children.
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Following their whirlwind romance and engagement, they held several extravagant wedding celebrations, including a Western ceremony in Chopra Jonas' home country of India.
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Mr. Guiliana was the engine behind this and every other number in the set, demonstrating his usual extravagant fluency with pulse and polyrhythm.
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The couple married in an extravagant wedding which consisted of a Christian ceremony on December 1 and a Hindu ceremony the following day.
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On hot summer afternoons we head to the playground inside the Britzer Garten, an extravagant park located, like an oasis, in gritty Neukölln.
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Grace Mugabe -- dubbed "Gucci Grace" for her penchant for extravagant shopping expeditions -- has not been seen since the day of the military takeover.
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I follow nail art accounts to get inspiration to take to my nail technician for my extravagant and frankly ridiculous set of claws.
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He was considered a pioneer of so-called sapeur culture, marked by its dedication to extravagant fashions like stylish suits and fedora hats.
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The SEC alleged Schiller maintained an extravagant lifestyle using a leveraged margin account secured by his shares in the oil and gas producer.
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The houses here—Victorian, detached, extravagant—are a mixture of the newly bought and renovated intermingled with the dilapidation of the permanently rented.
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The moon enters your sign this morning, Sagittarius, so focus on self love: Treat yourself to an extravagant lunch with your best friends!
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Dubai is home to some pretty extravagant buildings — like the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest man-made structure, which stands at 2,717 feet.
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From lavish summer camps for employees to tequila shot-filled meetings, WeWork has long been known for its party culture and extravagant celebrations.
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It was a dream job — I had an amount of creative freedom and a filing schedule (weekly) that now seems extravagant and luxurious.
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Simmons had an unusual interest in statistics, the way its airtight logic could neatly prove, or disprove, the worth of an extravagant idea.
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The princess's gown, designed by Norman Hartnell, of ivory silk, crystals and 10,000 seed pearls was especially extravagant given the restrictions in place.
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Colleagues and friends gather at the Grand Palais, site of so many of his extravagant Chanel shows, to honor the late fashion designer.
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The superstar has donated an extravagant ring in the shape of a butterfly to the London museum, where it went on view today.
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The photo shows a model apartment in the building, not the apartment being offered with extravagant perks that include a trip to space.
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"Hobbs & Shaw" has been mostly well-received by critics, who praised Johnson and Statham's on-screen chemistry and the film's extravagant action sequences.
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Neiman Marcus, for example, which each year publishes a look book of extravagant gifts, is selling a solar-powered yacht for $7.1 million.
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Mr. Trump called the investigation an extravagant waste of time that detracted from an administration that he insisted had compiled a sterling record.
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They were also the first to adopt the British game of cricket, and their extravagant musical theater productions paved the way for Bollywood.
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There's also a really great movie theater called CineBistro in Vail, a sort of extravagant in-theater dining situation with a burger bar.
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The whole industry, he said, has been moving in an extravagant direction, and he has lost interest in much of New York fashion.
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But in mannerisms and voice, this guy is too tight, too cautious to be the extravagant, escapist playboy he is said to be.
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The standard King Resort room wasn't as flashy or extravagant as some five-star Vegas accommodations, but it's not dingey or questionable, either.
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Labels show extravagant clothes, but many are never produced for sale, or produced in quantities so small as to be impossible to find.
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These extravagant earrings will spruce up your well-worn summer staples and will look mighty fine peeking out of a turtleneck later on.
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The nickname was surely also a snarky reference to an architectural folly — an extravagant, impractical structure erected purely to beautify a natural landscape.
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Then Philipp Plein hosted an extravagant affair at the New York Public Library, with a V.I.P. dinner upstairs and a bigger party downstairs.
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Over the last five days, showgoers were privy to a whole host of sensational moments, from huge, Renaissance-inspired dresses to extravagant accouterments.
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"You're the Beyoncé of Russia," I told the towering and extravagant Philipp Kirkorov, a Eurovision alum and his country's highest-paid pop singer.
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After a steady, weeks-long climb in national polls, fueled by extravagant spending on ads, staff and events, Bloomberg's presidential campaign has plateaued.
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"There's no house in the Hamptons" or extravagant dinners on the ledger, Futerfas said in denying the Trumps personally benefited from the foundation.
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It is believed believed he thoroughly enjoyed the extravagant lifestyle his ranking awarded him and influenced Catherine to enjoy these luxuries as well.
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Natalia works mainly as a babysitter but in her spare time she likes to paint beautiful and extravagant designs onto her friends' nails.
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The 27-year-old Houston native was previously spotted alongside Jenner and their daughter at the Kardashian family&aposs extravagant Christmas Eve party.
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While it has become more common for couples to request cash and experiences instead of physical gifts, many are still requesting extravagant items.
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"Jedermann" is the story of a very rich man — a "turbocapitalist," as Ms. Hering put it — who leads a high-flying, extravagant life.
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And though many celebrity pairs have extravagant weddings complete with over-the-top details, they oftentimes participate in this simple first-dance tradition.
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