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He never extols elegant and luxurious life, but describes the ridiculous and boring image by the exaggerated satire.

Therefore, in this novel, the author directly concerns and extols the kind-hearted woman whose virtues inexplicable with reason.

This word-level palindrome also extols the virtue of the infallible plan, an infallibility that humans do not share.

In a new book, Steven Hill of the New America Foundation extols the European social contract of higher taxes for better government services.

Then one day, someone shows up and extols the virtues of a new tree-cutting paradigm, the chainsaw.

The one Apple extols the most, with reason, is called Time Machine. It's a backup program.

In his book, The Lost Art of Walking, Geoff Nicholson extols the virtues of walking, and delves into how and why we walk.

Second, as Robert knows, I don't buy the "money-glut" thesis he extols.

CERTAIN genre of books about English extols the language's supposed difficulty and idiosyncrasy.

It extols the virtues of enduring harsh conditions with good grace.

In March 2011, Shanghai is hosting the 4th Annual Ultra-High-rise Building Summit -- which extols the merits of high-rise construction.

Once again he extols her beauty and physical perfection.

In chapter twelve Lord Krishna extols the glory of devotion to God.

The moving tragic legend extols pure love and freedom of love.

and extols the faithful love between Xi Shi and Fan Li.

In esthetics is: Extols person's US warmly, seeks US from the nature, discusses US's rule from the science angle.

it no more extols great feats or lofty causes, but indulge in the seizing of day-to-day aesthetics;