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devassidão Catalan
llibertinatge Excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures.
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Indeed, authorities are using banks' excess capital to help cushion the shock.
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VW said excess diesel emissions impact up to 11 million vehicles worldwide.
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Remove excess clutter throughout the house, ensuring all shelving areas are clear.
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Demand is expected to remain strong as excess capital seeks high-quality paper.
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English Premiership strugglers Sunderland announced debts in excess of £25 million today.
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Exactly follow the dissolution notification procedures set forth in your state statutes.
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Several courts are looking into cases demanding the dissolution of both bodies.
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The dissolution paves the way for a snap election by late January.
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And the empires of to-day have the seed of dissolution in them.
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The effect of the victory was the dissolution of the Latin league.
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Serious Materials' QuietHome doors seek to put the kibosh on sound dissipation.
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The proximity of horse-racing establishments adds to the general atmosphere of dissipation.
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In the chief cities of the cantons, debauchery and dissipation were rife.
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He omits his regular training and indulges in all kinds of dissipation.
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That duty may be a hobby; it may even be a dissipation.
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Yet we have created a transport system whose design principle is profligacy.
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The ancient historians invariably note the profligacy of the inhabitants of Byzantium.
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The friend and servant of Antichrist, his copartner in crime and profligacy.
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Do not think that this means debauchery and profligacy; nothing like it.
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The home side's profligacy continued as Mabkhout lashed wide from point-blank range.
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The slave girl is reared in an atmosphere of licentiousness and fear.
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The reign of Charles II was pre-eminently distinguished for licentiousness and debauchery.
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By relaxing all discipline he introduced disorder and licentiousness thro the colony.
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But surely it should rather be called a preventive of English licentiousness.
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Never was such licentiousness of description united to such delicacy of colouring.
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It's not lechery, she's writing to me because we fell in love.
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His fame had rested on lechery, alcoholism, reckless driving, and draft evasion.
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But if she married someone poor, like Andrew, it was obviously lechery.
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Nor pale Religion's lechery call that virginity that wishes but acts not!
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Who's that to speak of lechery when he's too old to remember it?'
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Normand, by contrast, had an on-screen looseness that still feels strikingly modern.
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She wondered at his words, their rambling nature; their looseness in this moment.
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There was some looseness and some great opportunities, Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said.
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And the looseness on which you comment, recollect, is all in your favor.
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He died nine days ago, of a looseness of the bowels.
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Against them we are constrained to bring the charge of looseness in thought.
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Its looseness, structurally speaking, is what began to really draw me to it.
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They were scandalized at the looseness and irregularity of his character and manners.
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When this discontent arose, the looseness of the organization was fatal.
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Humanism proceeds immediately to refine upon the looseness of these epithets.
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By the word lightness one does not mean colour or weight, but looseness.
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Some looseness of diction I have taken liberty to advert to.
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As the torque levels increased, the looseness degrees of joint connection increased correspondingly.
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People think I am-butit's merely the looseness of these clothes.
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This is the result of the luxury and the looseness of the age!
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But there's a kind of looseness on the scalp that makes me uneasy.
