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Society's surfeit of surveillance cameras that inspires the Big Brother format is often condemned as a symbol of an Orwellian dystopia.

I do not know which one is better , but I can tell you one thing . I nerve want to have sex with my wife . It is so surfeit .

With a surfeit of the old and a shortage of the young, Japan is on course for a population collapse unlike any in human history.

Given a surfeit of green PR bunkum, it is not easy to know whether they mean what they say.

A surfeit of aid has been shown to be unable to help achieve these goals.

Food surfeit and constipation are brain nerves to lose one of the equilibrium symptoms, is also reduce weight of two big night enemies.

Mr Li of Jiwai. de argues that at least the surfeit of Twitter-type sites will help introduce more local users to this type of service.

For years in the US, the Democratic left, despite a surfeit of brilliant minds, has neutered itself with its own rage.

Rating agencies systematically underestimated default risk on vast amounts of debt, resulting in puffed-up prices and a surfeit of issuance.

Footballing mishaps are the latest in a series of catastrophes to be blamed on a surfeit of maleness.

The voters are pretty sick of such a surfeit of primary sloganeering.

Add thereto contentious suits, which ought to be spewed out, as the surfeit of courts.

There HAS been a surfeit of plays about divorce on the television recently.

Although the weeklies provide a surfeit of material each week, much of it is unusable to us.

As Godbey points out, the stress we feel arises not from a shortage of time, but from the surfeit of things we try to cram into it.

A surfeit of hotels has made it cheaper to put up visiting executives from parent firms.

There has been a surfeit of plays about divorce on the TV recently.

Japanese companies had such a surfeit of unused capital because of poor corporate governance and fiscal management.

What he does not believe in is a surfeit of managers and administrators.

Indeed, the euro is suffering from a surfeit of credibility since, on many gauges, it is overvalued against the dollar.

In sum, technology has given us this surfeit of calories and dearth of energy expenditure.

The script could do with more dimensions; there's a surfeit of therapy-based stuff about lost love, self-esteem and letting go of the past.

For businesses that are gorging on a surfeit of information, Varian says the fix is clear.

Japan has had a current-account surplus in every year since 1981, because of a surfeit of domestic saving over investment.

Power cuts dog Gazan life, but Hamas profits from the taxes it collects on the fuel that powers a noisy surfeit of generators.

And Canada as a whole will have a surfeit of parliamentarians compared with many other democracies.

Bomb blasts created a surfeit of C-14 that quickly dispersed around the globe.

News of its fall induced a surfeit of celebratory gunfire.

China has a surfeit of big cities well within that distance from one another.

must ~ with pleasure as we do with honey, only touch them with the tip of the finger, and not with the whole hand for fear of surfeit.

The wine flavor is tasty and sweet, drinking the surfeit but inebriating easily.

This shift from information scarcity to surfeit has broad effects.

Stella-based models such as Limits to Growth possess a remarkable surfeit of feedback circuits.

very sophisticated especially because of surfeit; versed in the ways of the world.

This week, a man who has a surfeit of both capital and charisma came to the rescue of a man who is in need of both.

The country has a surfeit of cheap labour.

A surfeit of food makes one sick.

Long-term surfeit use of excessive fertilizer will make the physical property of soil worsen, the soil harden and leanness.

Thus do I pine and surfeit day by day.

To provide with something in great abundance; surfeit

Save and treatment of surfeit in sheep