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Meanings of profligate spending in anglès
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Usage of profligate spending in anglès
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If there are no constraints, it becomes an exercise in profligatespending.
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N'Dour has repeatedly attacked what he describes as the government's profligatespending.
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N'Dour has repeatedly attacked what he calls the government's profligatespending.
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While it certainly had its irresponsible elements, they center on afternoon drinking and profligatespending.
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Recession, derelict public finances and public-sector cuts were being blamed on profligatespending by Brown.
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Polemics against the government's profligatespending are vehement.
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Ahmadinejad faced accusations of corruption, profligatespending and cronyism during his campaign for the June 12 vote.
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The company "did everything possible to protect Depp from his irresponsible and profligatespending," Kump wrote.
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In his first public comments on the matter, Depp denied that his debts were down to profligatespending.
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Critics also say profligatespending of petrodollars is stoking inflation, now at about 17 percent, prompting public grumbling.
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Our problem is that, in the absence of that explanation, people blame the 2008 crash on our profligatespending.
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The head of Rucheng's Communist Party was sacked for profligatespending and "ignoring the livelihood of the local people".
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Peter Schiff, president of money manager Euro Pacific Capital, warns that after years of profligatespending, the "chickens are finally coming home to roost".
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Economists blame profligatespending of windfall oil revenues by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government for stoking inflation, which rose to 25.3 percent year-on-year in May.
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Profligatespending on presents, food and alcohol in the early weeks, followed by days of bingeing on Netflix, mince pies and cheese.