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With Charlie Adam suspended, Walter Smith had had to choose from a surfeit of holding midfielders.

It swoons from a surfeit of good taste.

FOR decades Thai politics suffered from a surfeit of pragmatism.

The world, he says, is suffering from a surfeit of democracy.

"Edward the Caresser" suffers from a surfeit of trivial information at the expense of narrative.

Michael Lally, a New Jersey poet, did not seem to be suffering from a surfeit of fame.

These might have been people in crisis, but … they suffered from a surfeit of authority, not a lack of one.

We suffer from a surfeit of information on child development and a complete lack of information on mother development.

IF you are suffering from a surfeit of repressed emotions, why not pay a visit to Midtown Manhattan?

Mr. Spader is not the only speaker suffering from a surfeit of grandiloquence.

Iran-US relations have suffered from a surfeit of the former and an absence of the latter.