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She has plenty of imagination.

He has plenty of strength.

In fact it can do plenty.

This itinerary leaves us plenty of leeway.

Include plenty of calcium in your diet.

Critics have plenty of other concerns.

There were plenty of reasons for the last-minute adjustment.

There are plenty of reasons to stay sober.

There's plenty of time to daydream outside the office.

There seems to be plenty of factual content in all this, and plenty of kings and queens too.

There are plenty of kiosks here in Tivoli.

He is a man with plenty of guts.

The tobacco looked healthy and green and fraught for Mary--with promise of future plenty.

London is blessed with plenty of parks and tree-lined streets.

If I pour some more in then my brother will surely have plenty of rice.

There were plenty of people in front of the town's Hall.

Sure enough, the answer includes plenty of tubes, wires, suction cups and, of course, checklists.

I’ve seen plenty of hands tremble when they reach for the cotton bow to untie my gown.

Meanwhile, even assuming property-price targets are enforceable, they appear to provide plenty of incentive to keep investing in property.

Besides, there are plenty of examples of "faceless conglomerates" doing an excellent job of nurturing local brands.

In July, Liu Boquan, a prominent hotel owner in Dongguan, garnered plenty of praise — and plenty of headlines — when he took to the skies in his helicopter to apprehend a band of thieves.

InBev is known as a ruthless cost cutter and would have plenty of fat to work on.

And the geniuses made plenty more hits, all gems that can be smartly repackaged into kid attracting albums.

ONCE a burning firelighter is placed against a tyre, it takes a few minutes for a car to ignite, giving the arsonist plenty of time to escape.

Not so in Britain: though there is plenty of economic slack, inflation has actually been above the Bank of England's target.

Nedergaard believes that most of these points are along major nerve tracks, and as such are parts of the body that have plenty of adenosine receptors.

The lesson is this: for a country as big and populous as China, growing at such speed, there is plenty of room for learning by doing.

Since these females would have had plenty of time to reproduce before they died, the evolutionary pressure imposed by killing them would be much lower.

Large double stainless steel sink with alkaline water purifier and generous cooking island with separate vegetable preparation sink provide plenty of space when cooking for large or small parties.

Public spending should certainly take the brunt: there is plenty of scope to slim inefficient Leviathan, and studies of past deficit-cutting programmes suggest they work best when cuts predominate.

Not only does a good freelancer have better-than-average creative skills, she needs a bit of accounting, a smattering of contract law, a dash of operations and plenty of marketing.

You might think this scenario would tempt plenty of farmers to flip their acres from cattle pasture to cropland. But it's a tough decision that depends on much more than recent prices.

And I have found myself in plenty of situations where I’ve wanted to give someone (my husband, a colleague) what I thought was helpful advice only to inadvertently offend him or her.

We should take a sympathetic attitude towards erring comrades, give them plenty of time for consideration and allow them to make reasonable reply, explaining the facts and clarifying their positions. We should particularly encourage sincere self-criticism and receive it warmly.