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Many early purchasers of this music believed it to be replete with printers' errors and returned it to the publisher for a refund.

Replete with a golden sky, with crackling river water and bubbling marshes that dot the land, it feels like a Romantic artist's canvas.

For most Greenlanders, the referendum was as replete with a sense of the righting of historic wrongs as Barack Obama's election in America.

The Illustrated London News presented him replete with a tall, round Puritan hat, his flamboyance signalled by an ostrich feather.

Here is an encyclopedic survey of all that Mr. Jobs accomplished, replete with the passion and excitement that it deserves.

She was a brilliant student, well respected by her colleagues and professors in a society replete with male chauvinism.

Replete with luxury suites and all the modern amenities needed to be a gold mine, the stadium should have increased Allen's fortune.

Mahesak can only be defeated with The Tiger Blade, a magical and ancient sword, replete with the powers of nature, and the forces of good.

Unfortunately, the role of a court interpreter receives little attention in Taiwan and current system is replete with problems.

Behind the main temple and to the right are the Good Wish Gardens, replete with colourful pavilions, zigzag bridges and artificial ponds.

We can assume that this was a slow process replete with lots of hard focus.

If kept in a cage, the chinchillas need to have a large area replete with shelves or other obstacles on which to play.

We had left a cowboy hat and a Western belt replete with toy gun and holster for Brezhnev in his cabin on the plane.

They practiced, by and large, a more esoteric, Tibetan strain of Buddhism, replete with terrifying spirits and protective deities.

They bring to their writings a wealth of mathematical and scientific knowledge along with a philosophy replete with mystical thought.

The air is replete with bacteria. Certainbacteria spend their whole lives in the atmosphere, reproducing and growing in the clouds.

I've had one boat captain grab my collar to keep me from falling into a canal replete with 10-foot alligators.

Throughout this bloody history, replete with tactical and strategic blunders, Rajavi and Maryam have remained the absolute leaders of MEK.

The polar-opposite case is when you see a restaurant replete with expensive labor.

But these images were precious and full of life, replete with meaning and tender moments and just the plain ordinary great stuff of life.

It is also replete with private-equity money (much of it on the rebound after a rebuff from China).

Both Mr Netanyahu and Ms Livni held televised victory ceremonies on Tuesday night, replete with piped music and much hugging and handshakes.

From the beginning, this crisis was replete with ironies.

Normally go with your FIRST CHOICE! . History is replete with regret over changing from one answer to another!

Though his conversation be replete with the most sordid and selfish maxims , his heart is dilated with the most unbounded love .

The processes and institutions that create laws are slow and methodical, replete with redundant checks and balances.

her counterpart's spare environs, replete with exotic flora and fauna, are likewise strikingly depicted.

Poems of other genre are replete with allusions to incidents and personalities drawn from jataka stories.

Sensual, but conservative, you prefer a cosy courtship, replete with good food and wine in copious quantities.

History is replete with examples of wars, invasions, genocides, and empire building.

"History is replete with examples of impractical, irrational shoes, " noted shoe museum curator Semmelhack.

Recent history is replete with such underpricing persisting for years.

Mr. Bernanke's advance text, replete with 22 footnotes, called China's undervalued currency an "effective subsidy" of exports.

So too has the Rare Animal Range, replete with deer and guanaco, a South American relative of the llama.

Eating your mom alive is pretty disrespectful but the animal world is replete with strange things.

The Disneyland tour was replete with unexpected thrills and suspense.

Against that background, the west's present discomfort is replete with irony.

The Cuban missile crisis was replete with such uncertainties.

Thirdly there is the interior which uses some tactilely horrible plastics replete with visible moulding marks.

The management book was replete with examples of failed businesses.

His voice broken, yet piercing, uttered with difficulty the words so replete with anguish.

Mr King's speech was replete with academic references but bankers say he shows little knowledge of, or interest in, what they think.

Jules Verne's works are replete with knowledge, but he himself is a mystery of the universe, there is a mystery to the world of worship.

He is longing for a home replete with warmth and comfort.

Indeed, the government's Kurdish policy is replete with risks, not least that the PKK could revert to urban terrorism.

Long-term split between sub-history, so that Germany's history is replete with strong feudal militarism .

Mr King's speech was replete with academic references but, bankers argue, he shows little knowledge of or interest in what the firms say.

Society is replete with examples of the vividness effect.

My formative years in school and in the workplace were replete with males.

This website is replete with stories, videos, FAQs, speeches and more.

I am sitting down by my desk in a fidget. My mind is replete with scrap and fragments.

The book is also replete with codas.

He was replete with roast duck.

His symphony no 4 and symphony no. 8 are replete with Haydnesque humor and wit.

We cross Lake Figtree, its mixture of brackish and fresh water replete with floating lotus and purple saltwater lilies.

replenisher & replenishment A computer system replete with color monitor, printer, and software

a Europe replete with crises of legitimacy;

A stream replete with trout