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If this was a rather extravagant promise for an austerity-fixated politician in 2010, it sounds positively lavish after the country has learned how protection for older benefit claimants comes hand-in-hand with an unprecedented assault on payments for younger people.

Some of the weapons are rather extravagant.

"It sounds a rather extravagant claim".

"There are some rather extravagant allegations," says Harvard University's Carl Lamberg-Karlovsky.

Headphone amplifies were rare, not so long ago, certainly not mainstream, and seen as rather extravagant.

Professor John Shepherd, an oceanographer at the University of Southampton, told VICE that Eni school's claims were "rather extravagant".

No wonder England fail at football - we'd much rather kick a man when he's down The quiff fielded by Steve McClaren is mighty extravagant for the quantity of hair supporting it.

Their spending has been interesting rather than extravagant, which may ultimately be for the best, but hardly speaks of a club intending to surf back into the top four on a wave of new blood.

Then there are items that seem too extravagant for people to buy for themselves.

It was suitably odd and extravagant for the first time I saw him in real life.

Typically, they included expressions of praise — often extravagant — for the work of the previous weeks.