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The state has lavished its oil wealth on the region, and Sami culture has enjoyed something of a renaissance.

little by little, she seemed to see very small return for the wealth of affection that she lavished upon him.

Bodie is just one of hundreds of ghost towns scattered across the United States, although none is lavished with as much care as Bodie is.

He lavished money and effort on education and health, rarely pausing long enough to see if the last lot had worked.

That would have been a decent return for the food and medical supplies America has lavished on this government for years.

How strange was the night that followed! The whole of Marguerite's life seemed to be concentrated in the kisses she lavished on me.

Once, indeed, a woman pretended to care for me, and I lavished all the pent-up affection of my nature upon her.

Hindley lavished on her a torrent of scornful abuse, and bade her get to her room immediately, or she shouldn't cry for nothing!

The attention they've lavished on me would be flattering, if it weren't so vaguely menacing.

Forgive me if I misinterpreted your tone but I can't help but think your post is lavished with sarcastic undertones.

The state has lavished its oil wealth on the region, and as a result Samiculture has enjoyed something of a renaissance.

On that occasion there was no repetition of 2003, when Tokyo lavished funds on buying the US currency and undermining its own.

The riches found there can only hint at the care and expense that must have been lavished on the burials of more powerful rulers.

Speaking at the launch of a brand of fragrances in his native France; Cantona lavished praise upon the young Scotsman.

In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace that he lavished on us.

Linton lavished on her the kindest caresses and tried to cheer her by the fondest words.

He lavished more than $200m on rebranding BP as "Beyond Petroleum" but failed to reorganise the company's sprawling bureaucracy.

President Obama lavished praise on his Democratic Party predecessor at the White House.

Reparations have been paid out slowly, in stark contrast to the money and manpower lavished on Mr Taylor's trial.

His wife lavished money upon household appliances.

Around 20% of this will have been spent by the end of 2009, with most of the rest to be lavished in 2010.

The amicable nature of the talks was emphasised when the Chinese delegation lavished praise on Mr Osborne's fiscal austerity programme.

The princes of the renaissance lavished upon private luxury and displayed enormous amounts of money.

Cheap credit continues to be lavished on state-linked firms while hurting savers, private firms, and employment growth.

He lavished $36bn on his subjects, in pay rises and debt forgiveness, and to help them buy houses and start businesses.

Beijing has lavished aid money on Africa, often in the form of soft loans for infrastructure development.

For more than a decade it has lavished good, smart product on its viewers, and in the process raised the entire industry's creative game.

The attention lavished on the sky. In the burning sun, entire sky are shining aura of youth!

Given the money lavished on policing under Labour, it is probably time for reform rather than more resources.

In the Gospel Jesus asks the leaders to comment on the failure of the vineyard to produce fruit worthy of the care lavished on it.

They, in turn, have lavished him with praise and political donations.

The British press has lavished these eateries with coverage.

Although interest rates have been slashed and the Fed has lavished liquidity on cash-strapped banks, the crisis is deepening.

Our similar efforts were lavished on making our girls look exquisitely distressed, bearing in mind their warmth and decency, of course.

But they lavished attention on her and spoiled her, as parents of only children ( "little emperors" ) routinely do in China.

Rather than the extra spending going on infrastructure, it has been lavished on increases to public-sector wages and benefits.

Criterion has lavished its usual care on restoration, eliminating scratches and leaving pristine blacks and whites.

It would help dispel a rumor going about the club that {8} is unhappy with all the attention being lavished on the teenager.

Chinese millionaires, who have grown rich in a single generation, have lavished their money on everything from tea to stamps.

In an adjacent column, it listed the sums that selected Chinese government departments had lavished on new cars in 2010.

Media around the world lavished with praise on the opening ceremony.

The state media fabricated his credentials and lavished praise on him.

During his recent state visit to Beijing, from where he returned with a promise of 50 fighter jets, he lavished praise on China.

And when Chinese kids do excel, there is plenty of ego-inflating parental praise lavished in the privacy of the home.

All the gifts of physical beauty have been lavished on it.

The pair first wed in 1964 and Burton lavished her with furs and diamonds, including a $1 million pear-shaped jewel.

Since the debacle of 2000 in Florida federal money to the tune of several billion dollars has been lavished on replacing them.

The couple lavished so much care on their only son.

They lavished praise on Mr. Ryan, asserting that his plan set a new standard of fiscal seriousness.

The Japanese government lavished money on start-ups in the 1990s but was reluctant to embrace foreign venture capitalists.

But beyond the PR value, will the $40bn lavished on venues and infrastructure pay dividends?

I was a root of the thin crystal, God took me from the vault of heaven lavished on earth, I am into many hearts bright pearl.

I could weep when I think of the care I lavished on his socks.

He lavished money on his children without stint.

If anyone had known the care lavished on that dolly, I think it would have touched their hearts, even while they laughed.

But the $50m that Rick Scott, a hospital tycoon, lavished on the governor's race secured a slender victory.

An enormous amount of attention has been lavished on these problems.

The love, is the oath of the witnesses, not let you lavished.

The rich lavished their wealth on luxury goods for their palazzo s, and on shameless dressing up.

Artists lavished their talents to raise mealtimes to the level of art.

So is cash lavished on weddings money well spent?

How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God!

You are not very lonely? It lavished on the mountain azalea sky, put it into the fire of youth in the world bar!

Lavished with critical praise and Oscar nominations, such films made little money, either in China or abroad.

In time, Mr Blair duly lavished money on rebuilding schools, paying teachers more and limiting classes for the under-sevens to 30 pupils.

She lavished kindness on them.

In the first ten months of this year it lavished $300m on 2, 225 lobbyists in Washington, DC.

Food of all kinds he loved and lavished.

B. A lot of care is lavished on his car.

Are you lavished to your friend.

He lavished affection on her, there is no doubt about that

but you need to live somewhere , so not all of your equity can be lavished on caviar and champagne

workers bending under the weight of the fruit which the earth lavished upon its cultivators;