He made his fortune helping shield the quartermasters from profiteering convictions in England after the war, an effort for which he was paid handsomely, said Charles Lyle, Boscobel's executive director.
An article in The New York Times on Oct. 7, 1968, titled "Even the Restaurateurs Concede That Pants Are Fashionable," read in part: "Robert Meyzen of La Caravelle, who has long frowned on pants 'because very few women wear them handsomely,' said with resignation: "This is going to be the fashion this winter.
"A good doner is made from a lamb's shoulder and breast (non-processed) and seasoned handsomely," says Ferhat Dirik, co-owner of Mangal 2 in east London.
"The passion, enthusiasm and loyalty demonstrated by fans getting behind their team is vital to the atmosphere at games – a crucial component of the spectacle for which the broadcasters have once again paid so handsomely," says the letter.
"We get an interpreter, a cultural adviser and contacts — for which we'd otherwise pay handsomely," says Jay Wood, Silknet's chief executive.
The strategy has paid off handsomely, says Brittain, who writes the prettyfrugaldiva.com blog.
"I accept that we're going to lose, quite handsomely," he said (according to James Kirkup on Twitter).
Any reform isn't likely to happen for at least a couple of years, especially since the now-profitable agencies are repaying the government for the bailout "rather handsomely," Mr. MacEachin said.
Haskell County's feedlots — the county is home to 415,000 head of cattle — and ethanol plants in nearby Liberal and Garden City have driven up the price of corn handsomely, he said.
"No question in my mind that if there was a national Democratic primary today, Hillary would win it, and win it handsomely," he said.
From his expansive domain in the verdant Cocody neighborhood of Abidjan, Mr. Gbagbo has control over one of Africa's most valuable commodities, cocoa — Ivory Coast is the world's biggest producer — and his entourage has profited handsomely, analysts say.
