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A growing loan book, however, could cover a multitude of woes.
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Deep, sloping shoulders are his speciality; and they cover a multitude of sins.
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In contrast, you can cover a multitude of meaty sins with excellent extras.
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Benjamin and Company, like charity, may cover a multitude of sins.
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Riches cover a multitude of sins in the most virtuous community in the world.
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It has been known to cover a multitude of sins.
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It is a malleable phrase designed to cover a multitude of projects and expenditures.
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You know a beard can cover a multitude of physical sins-anddifferences, old chap.
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I want fake wood laminate and cheap broadloom to cover a multitude of sins.
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He wished now he were better dressed; good clothes may cover a multitude of sins.
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Not unfrequently does the marriage rite " cover a multitude of sins."
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Moreover, there had been then a very considerable tangible success; results cover a multitude of sins.
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Good punch could cover a multitude of sins.
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But he liked her looks, he admitted, and the cooking would cover a multitude of sins.
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Doesn't charity cover a multitude of skins, though?
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The beauty of Diderot's Salons is remarkable enough to cover a multitude of sins in other arts.
