plentifulness

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• The whole thing sounds like a lot of fuss over puffed-up marketing, a commodity in plentiful supply in bike advertising.

• A feared predatorThe red wolf population, once plentiful throughout the Southeastern United States, declined rapidly through the early 1900s.

• Cash will be so plentiful that the company will even buy back some of its shares, a common price-supporting practice that Netflix hasn’t done since 2011.

• Personally, reading “The Duke and I” puts me into the fantasy of a Regency where dukes are young and plentiful, numbering more than the 28 that actually existed.

• Rain is abundant, food is plentiful and there are no carnivores large enough to pose a threat.

• Riffing off the slogan “Now Everyone Can Fly,” the carrier offered no-frills flights that were both cheap and plentiful.

• But this is the Middle East, after all, where budgets are small, and wars are plentiful.

• However, those galaxies are also more distant, marking a time in the cosmic history when black hole food was more plentiful.

• While plentiful and cheap today, aluminum was once an extremely valuable metal.

• During the plentiful dry season, women consumed more calories and more energy-rich lipids.

• I pulled up and glanced about, but the clumps of scrubby timber were just plentiful enough to cut off a clear view of the flat.

• We picketed the horses in the open bottom where grass was more plentiful than in the brush, and settled ourselves to sleep.

• But with small engines, or where coal is plentiful, the engine would be best without it.

• In South Africa gold and diamonds are plentiful; and Newfoundland has wonderful deposits of iron ore.