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I’m grateful to East West Players not only for the enormous care lavished on the staging, but also for the boldness of its approach.

In his time with the Rays, he won in part because the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox lavished ultimately burdensome large contracts upon players deep into their 30s.

Attention has been lavished on the English mayors too, not just in the grip and grin of photocalls, but being plumbed in to policies at an earlier stage of the planning.

Axios reports that while Trump once lavished praise on the gubernatorial candidate, calling him "one of the great leaders in our country," he now wants voters to forget he had anything to do with Robinson.

“I got tired of eating lobster while nothing was happening,” said Thomas, noting political money is often lavished on candidates and personalities instead of issues.