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It comes back to this notion that we have a plentiful supply of oil.
Francis assured him that he would have a plentiful pressing from the few grapes that were left and according to legend, the priest had his best ever.
This would be one of my desert island dishes, partly because I assume most would have a plentiful coconut supply (and the odd frying pan) but also because this rice is good enough to eat by itself.
Those restrictions, ranging from steep export tariffs to tonnage quotas and even export bans, have made it cheaper for many manufacturers to locate their factories in China to make sure that they have a plentiful supply of raw materials free from export taxes.
But Mr Letwin – and perhaps more importantly the Chancellor George Osborne – argue behind closed doors that it is stupid to commit billions of pounds to renewables when we could have a plentiful source of energy under the ground at a fraction of the price.
Tube worms that live around volcanic vents on the deep sea floor have a plentiful supply of hydrogen sulfide dissolved in the hot water that spurts from the vents.
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A man who was displaced by Tayan Nuur said: "When I was herding, I had a plentiful life.
So, the researchers propose, the animals that had been running before they were introduced to cocaine had a plentiful supply of new brain cells primed to learn.
Lack of electricity means that every house has a plentiful supply of oil, and she accepts that some cases may be accidents.
And as the de facto head of the multifaceted Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council, a nonprofit agency whose $120 million budget makes it one of the borough's biggest providers of services and jobs, he had a plentiful reservoir of faithful voters and campaign workers.
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