There's nothing more disheartening than picking up a steamed blue crab that looks undersize and limp, without the ballast of plenty of meat under the shell — and knowing that the minutes about to be spent cracking and picking through it will be less than amply rewarded.
Trump, Sr., has been courting the votes of the nation's nearly forty million sportsmen, and Trump, Jr., a less bronzed but amply gelled reflection of his father, often serves as his proxy.
"Life" is a nineteen-fifties low-budget sci-fi quickie that has its budget ramped up by the presence of a few stars Reynolds, Rebecca Ferguson, and Jake Gyllenhaal alongside the less familiar but amply skilled trio of Bakare, Olga Dihovichnaya, and Hiroyuki Sanada.
Given that electrical industry revenues in the United States totaled approximately $368.5 billion in 2008, according to the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration, a one-time space weather security surcharge of less than 0.2% should amply fund the surge suppressor project.
To belabor the obvious, imposing extra energy taxes as the Carter era amply demonstrated will lead to less production and supply.
Curzon himself claimed "that there had never been a famine when the general mortality had been less, when the distress has been more amply or swiftly relieved".
To put it, er, less charitably, the program subsidizes the already amply subsidized American megafarming and shipping industries in the guise of (and, no doubt, with the more or less sincere aim of) helping the starving millions.
That concept accounted for most of a show that detoured halfway through into more traditional Armani territory: slouchy, soft body-hugging short jackets, amply cut trousers that were still less voluminous than the designer's favorite Zoave pants and an awful lot of perforated leather.
