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Other writers have assigned Holmes plenty of non-canonical family and offspring, emboldened by knowing the extent to which he is a mystery.

The vegetal purity of this dish—emboldened by halloumi as the centerpiece—is more than enough.

Popular discontent emboldened both the Nazis and the Communists, and increasingly, industrial and banking leaders came to see Hitler as the weapon they could wield to crush the radical left.

The Trump administration will undoubtedly be emboldened to engage in unlawful, vindictive defunding of other universities, and now it will be politically harder for the next university to fight back.

He's emboldened by the current international climate of having an ally in the White House and of Turkey's importance to everything from Ukraine to Syria.