These practical accommodations aside, all the fixings were there for a debauched Friday night.
Unfortunately, we must use this debauched system because it is the required means to pay our taxes.
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But he was right that a debauched currency was one reason why a whole country could lose its virtue.
But then they would melt down the old and reissue them debauched with increasing portions of less precious metal alloys.
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Finance is scarce, and it doesn't help that currencies--now including the South African rand (see our editor-in-chief's comment, p. 13)--are debauched.
Mr Toledo inherited from Mr Fujimori a country whose democratic institutions had been destroyed or debauched and a people who felt betrayed.
In an ideal world, he says, the ministry would go on selling until the currency was thoroughly debauched and the economy decisively reflated.
Hence the beginning of inflation, with markets devaluing the debauched currency.
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As the founding guitarist of the Rolling Stones, his countless iconic guitar riffs deservedly occupy mythic status right up there with his equally legendary drug-fueled, debauched past.
He rips into the stock market as being a depraved, drunken orgy--with cocaine snorted in the bathroom, laughing gas inhaled on the porch and church organists being debauched upstairs.
The precious seats grow fewer, the thresholds for reward travel go higher, and slyly the currency for redeeming the good life is steadily debauched through various promotional giveaways.
For his choice as treasury secretary, President-elect George Bush did not look to Wall Street, which likes its money strong, nor to academia, which frowns when the currency is debauched.
With a dazzling mastery of detail, and enough literary flair to engage the non-specialist, Simon Sebag Montefiore brings out the highly unusual mixture of qualities required to succeed in Russia's debauched, ruthless court.
Despite these sensational ingredients, Ms Yan's unflinching narration of Fusang's career in the brutal San Francisco flesh trade does not offer the reader an easy hit of debauched chinoiserie, and Fusang remains inscrutable throughout.
If the definition of eternity is "two people and a ham, " according to Dorothy Parker (or Irma Rombauer, author of "The Joy of Cooking" there's some debate), then the definition of a debauched night would likely be two people and a bottle of Port.
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