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International property developer Destination Hotels stepped in, completely renovating the property and transforming it into 102-acre luxury resort located on some of the primest real estate in all of Los Angeles County.

Give Team Rubio this: He went in the primest of the prime time and got his whole speech in uninterrupted.

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The new owners will be basically buying the land, paying more than 100 times what Mr. Doughan did, for one of the primest parcels in Montauk Shores.

I mean I wish I were one of those people who's supposed to be sitting in a VIP and/or corporate-sponsored seat in one of the primest areas of one of the primest stadiums of the primest event of the decade, and isn't.

The brown and ashy-gray are not particularly remarkable; but the black are decidedly superior, in every respect, not only as regards greater hardiness, and a consequent greater facility of rearing, but as acquiring flesh more readily, and that, too, of the very best and primest quality.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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