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The trick to making this vacation as special as possible will be to go all-out and do things you wouldn’t ordinarily do, things that feel dreamy and extravagant no matter where you end up.
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An electric toothbrush—at once practical and extravagant—makes a surprisingly good gift.
ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES THAT MAKE GREAT GIFTSPOPSCI COMMERCE TEAMOCTOBER 1, 2020POPULAR SCIENCE
That doesn’t include the extravagant jewels and other trinkets used to adorn them.
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Moreover, he has managed to thrive despite being a teetotaler in a political party whose leaders are famed for wheeling and dealing at extravagant late-night drinking sessions.
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When more extravagant luxuries seem out of reach, the index suggests, lipstick is an affordable treat.
IT IS TIME FOR THE “LIPSTICK INDEX” TO GO AWAY FOR GOODALEXANDRA OSSOLAAUGUST 6, 2020QUARTZ
Second, they wouldn’t have to waste money on extravagant clothes to participate in state festivals.
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This at least is certain, that the fund has not been dispensed upon any extravagant views of the existence of destitution.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 62, NUMBER 385. NOVEMBER, 1847.VARIOUS
Moreover his talk about his saint somehow was not extravagant.
KIT MUSGRAVE'S LUCKHAROLD BINDLOSS
That these expenses have at times been extravagant and disproportionate is very probable.
A COMPILATION OF THE MESSAGES AND PAPERS OF THE PRESIDENTS,EDITED BY JAMES D. RICHARDSON
He was not a madman, but he certainly was an extravagant jester.
THE MEMOIRES OF CASANOVA, COMPLETEJACQUES CASANOVA DE SEINGALT

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