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They hope so; and they take heart of grace to believe so.
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We wish that a baby will soon grace your family, Knotgrass said.
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Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
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I hoped to age with that high level of grace and confidence.
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The debt will run for 11 years with a three-year grace period.
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Slowly she lifted the beautiful ornament and held it in the light.
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He is not more rich in artificial ornament than in moral admonition.
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His great rival however surpassed him in labors to ornament the capital.
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Perhaps His Grey Grace will choose you to ornament his stony court.
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So the first idea of ornament was to copy the interlacing forms.
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The ivy-clad ruins of another adorn a height in this beautiful park.
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Portraits of past Mayors, in robes and gold chains, adorn the walls.
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Onyx stones, and precious stones to adorn the ephod and the rational.
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And declared of the polished statues made to adorn the gardens, that
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Edward had qualities more fitted to adorn the cloister than the throne.
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I love that I can decorate my home nicely on a budget.
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Getting Rose Tarlow to decorate your house is not an easy thing.
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Some nights they'd talk for hours about how they'd decorate the house.
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No matter what room you have, we'll decorate it however you like.
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To do this, she first needs to decorate-butthere's hardly any money.
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There is music and song to embellish and explain the lucid action.
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So why do we need to embellish, to build a tall tale?
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That experienced diplomatist perceived that it was necessary to further embellish himself.
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Besides these works to embellish, he formed others to fortify the city.
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Within the week the three heads of us will embellish Temple Bar.
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Ill deeds must sometimes be done; but we do not emblazon their perpetrators!
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Those establishments that make it into the guide emblazon the endorsement above the premises.
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On major thoroughfares, emblazoned on road signs, Sydenham takes pride of place.
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They featured a long line of migrants, emblazoned with the word STOP.
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Over the gateway is the Lucy coat-of-arms, emblazoned in its proper colors.
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It is usually used as a garnish but tastes great in stews.
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Also, feel free to use orange curls or zest as a garnish.
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Perhaps I may garnish the table with the ears of the cibolero.
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Set aside a spoonful of the chickpeas to use as a garnish.
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Now English was the language of commerce and French was the garnish.
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Measure ¼ cup and reserve the rest to use as a garnish.
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They can be used fresh or frozen and make an excellent garnish.
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The consommé noodles became a main garnish for a lobster bisque special.
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Place on hot buttered toast; sprinkle with lemon-juice and garnish with olives.
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Strain into glass, then garnish with the second strip of orange peel.
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Serve with French or mayonnaise dressing; garnish with blocks of aspic jelly.
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The pecans that are remaining can be used to garnish the cakes.
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Sprinkle with the kit-kat chocolate and garnish with chocolate bits or strawberries.
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We substitute lemons. Limes are used in guacamole and to garnish beers.
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Serve over crushed ice and garnish the glasses with sprigs of mint.
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Reserve a few of each in their shells to use for garnish.
