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Jack reports to the Italian countryside, where he holes up in a small town and relishes being away from death for a spell.

He relishes gardening and his favourite food is the carrot and other vegetables, he makes it a point to avoid Pooh during lunch time.

The food value of the fruit is low, but its delicate flavour makes it a popular vegetable for salads and relishes.

I could see how the enemy delights in our suffering, how he relishes the death that tears our hearts apart.

I ask Lin whether, after years of introspection, China now relishes taking a leading role in international financial institutions.

The small, sour, greenish or yellowishcucumber-shaped fruit of this tree, eaten as a pickle or used in relishes and various dishes.

Whatever the meal, it is accompanied by at least one, and often several relishes that are called sambals.

Traveling to the edge, and maybe even over: the good girl relishes the pure thrill of traveling to the edge with her bad boy.

The exceptional thinker can see many possibilities and relishes reviewing both sides of any argument.

Defying the notion that beauties don't have talent, Song relishes proving she is an excellent actress, not just a "star" .

But the flatus tube, used to treat a condition of the sigmoid colon, is one no surgeon relishes.

WHEN demand is scarce and jobs are being lost, no one relishes a strong currency.

Naturally, losing top players is not something Sir Alex ever relishes, but he still has complete faith in his squad.

Of course, such a stock price isn't something any company relishes.

The berries of this plant, used in sauces, jellies, relishes, and beverages.

Although anxious to find synchronicities, Mr Butcher relishes even more the differences between the two expeditions.

It's a role he relishes, particularly for the cognitive dissonance it serves up: A Republican Deadhead?

That is not the kind of lesson Beijing relishes or will find it easy.

She relishes the memory of that adventure.

He relishes raising his own 3-year-old daughter, even when it reminds him of what his life is missing.

And Mr Cheah relishes the market's immaturity, having reaped profits by exploiting its inefficiencies.

No one relishes mass changes, but all must be made new again.

He relishes the media and consumer attention, and this may have come back to bite him and Apple.

The man does not merely tolerate adulation, he relishes and embraces it.

When public opinion is uncertain, Mr Cameron relishes explaining his case.

Neither man relishes confrontation.

Obama's visit comes as China relishes its spot as a key global player.

He relishes talking about his achievement.

The biography relishes too much of romance.

Mr Kindler says he relishes the peripatetic management style.

She also relishes opportunities to tutor kids in math and science.

Despite Mr Kan's obvious failings, nobody relishes a power vacuum.

Mr Blair is not a politician who relishes the nitty- gritty of technical disputes in areas such as fishing quotas .

Stephen Tomkins relishes the ironies though he clearly admires the Clapham families.

Then take the slices out and dip them in the mixture of condiments and relishes.

a politician who relishes a joust with reporters.

I'm hoping he embraces this opportunity and relishes it.

James, a third-year student from Guizhou province, relishes the chance to share his culture.

He relishes running into people at the local hardware store whom he has helped in the past.

This man clearly didn't realise that Paddy is a man who relishes an argument.

In fact, it relishes this process.

But Anthony Scaramucci, the boss of SkyBridge, an $8. 1 billion fund of hedge funds, relishes it.

Please add the relishes you like yourself.

She relishes the mornings when she can walk Yunhao to school, stopping on a recent morning to buy him a steamed bun for breakfast.

Mr. Chen is a playboy, he relishes taking pictures

A conversation which relishes of wit