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handsomely
I was agreeably surprised by this handsomely produced book, which offers invaluable advice in the most pervasive aspect of human activity: language and communication.
He profited handsomely from knowing when bond premiums would be paid, which always caused a spike in the price of state bonds.
Loyalists were rewarded handsomely, while dissenters were harshly punished.
The paper is largely self-contained and will handsomely repay careful reading.
Both books are handsomely produced - 'printed on acid free paper' - with musical examples, illustrations and basic indices.
This is undoubtedly a neglected topic which deserves + and would handsomely repay + much more detailed research in the future.
The tables of data, while generously provided, handsomely designed and skilfully integrated into the text layout, can be underexplained and difficult to interpret.
This handsomely produced atlas conveys a sense of dynamism entirely appropriate to its topic.
It is handsomely produced and the large format allows for the clear reproduction of the visual evidence with which it is generously illustrated.
As one would expect from this series, the book is handsomely produced.
We guard too stubbornly against nonstandard ideas, and reward handsomely the i-crossers and the t-dotters.
He argued that these projects, while initially expensive, would pay off handsomely by providing new markets for rural areas and thus by raising farm prices.
But they are also handsomely priced.
Each volume is handsomely cloth-bound; $125 for the set, which weighs nearly seven pounds and runs to over three hundred pages, also represents fair value for money.
Either would have filled the gap handsomely, addressing its subject with obvious authority, based on plainly painstaking research and diligent examination of a prodigious pile of scores.
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