One of his immigration ads features amply tattooed Salvadoran prisoners meant to be members of the menacing gang MS-13, a target of the president's.
An amply sauced shrimp scampi bianco featured linguine tossed with spinach, artichokes and sun-dried tomatoes.
The racism and buccaneer attitude of such miners were amply portrayed in the popular Discovery Channel series Jungle Gold (2012 13), which featured two American adventurers whose activities in the gold-bearing area of the Ashanti region ended abruptly when they fled the country after orders were issued for their arrest.
The Chinese classical scene was amply represented in New York last season, alongside indigenous traditions, in a Carnegie Hall festival, Ancient Paths, Modern Voices, that prominently featured Lang Lang.
At least Miyamoto-san saves his best efforts for games featuring Mario, as Super Mario Galaxy 2 amply demonstrates.
But you would be mistaken, as amply demonstrated by the commentary about "Kung Fu Panda," Dreamworks' blockbuster cartoon featuring an overweight bear named Po who saves the world.
The latter most amply conveys the flavour of the CD - along with ectoplasmic tufts of keyboard, it features typical Beck inserts such as a woman reading the shipping forecast and a rambling conversation between film director Spike Jonze and author Dave Eggers.
The result is an authoritative, amply footnoted yet brisk account not only of her life but also of its rich backdrop, featuring a cast extending backward through almost three centuries of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
Myers' mysteries feature a soprano castrato in eighteenth century Venice: he might be minus balls but he's amply endowed with guts and brains.
As Arloc Sherman and Tazra Mitchell show here (better yet, listen to this podcast featuring their work), disinvesting in low-income children has long-term costs, as some of these children will have worse health, education and employment outcomes against a scenario in which programs that support their well-being are amply funded.
The gala label is amply justified: the cast features Natasha Richardson as the fading leading lady Desirée Armfeldt; her mother, Vanessa Redgrave, as Desirée's ex-courtesan mother; Victor Garber as Fredrik Egerman, the respectable lawyer and Desirée's ex-lover; Laura Benanti as Fredrik's virginal second wife; and Marc Kudisch and Christine Baranski as a sexually tormented count and countess.
