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The INC president also referenced the sordid state of ljaw land as copiously captured in a commisioned document.

Antibodies are made more quickly and copiously as part of this vaccine-enabled response.

However, restating Buhari’s tragic flaws, as the generals did copiously, was not only opportunistic; it inadvertently painted a sickening picture of hypocrisy.

The bottom line is that the Qesem inhabitants sensibly preferred to eat big animals but ate copiously of the small ones, and also appreciated a nice tortoise cooked in the shell.

According to Israel’s memoir, she did not attend the alcohol treatment program the court ordered her to participate in, and her friends and acquaintances from the later years of her life remember that she drank copiously.

I was linking arms with my best friend, Gus Reichbach, and they hit him really hard on the head with a blackjack, making him bleed copiously.

Bringhurst (2002), p 86. Quotation marks were first cut in metal type during the middle of the sixteenth century, and were used copiously by some printers by the seventeenth.

New York: Vendome Press, 1987. 256 p., copiously ill. with b&2 photos and occasional maps.

Scholarly works and their impact Claudius wrote copiously throughout his life.