Throughout the years, Miami's reputation as a city of decadence has played a number of starring roles.
Based on a true story, though its moldy glamour-of-decadence mood comes straight from the movies.
Staring an advanced civilization straight in the face, the Roman dismissed it as either barbarism or decadence.
Not surprisingly, when you step back and take a broad view, it often looks like stagnation or decadence.
Like dictators throughout history, Mr. Kim lived in excess and decadence while the people he ruled suffered hardship.
But they do try to compete with toys, such as Barbie, that they take to embody Western decadence.
Haute vintage couture can be scored at The Paper Bag Princess on Davenport and at Divine Decadence on Cumberland.
Instilling the healthiness of Japanese cuisine into his creations, Michelin-decorated Chef Masa Takayama brings simple decadence to his dishes.
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He commands His creatures to support one another in Good, virtue and piety, and not in decadence and corruption.
He will fight injustice in Gotham City, where corruption and decadence reign, but he will not be an executioner.
The fiscal cliff drama used a supposed crisis of macroeconomic austerity to cloak a real crisis of elite decadence.
It requires reflection on what government force is, when force crosses the line into illegitimacy before deteriorating into decadence.
The one hint of decadence here, the dressing, has a rich mayonnaise base.
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The ideal chic party hotel is a place that effortlessly blends fashion and fun, luxury and a certain louche decadence.
So she conceived her own whimsical response to the eggs, which have come to represent unchecked decadence and an out-of-touch empire.
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This passage exemplifies the moral and intellectual decadence of the 21st-century left.
Some of the liberals competing for office were, amazingly for Iran, seen wearing a tie that symbol of western decadence in their campaign posters.
Driving into town I found myself overwhelmed with decadence, beauty and opportunity.
At times like this, we need all the decadence we can get.
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The pope has stood firm against what he sees as modern decadence.
The Western world finds itself in a state of decadence, leading a wasteful lifestyle, more or less like the Roman Empire in its last years.
Merging images of Weimar decadence and totalitarianism make complete intuitive sense.
But that all took place in the last days of decadence.
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As we follow him through a Celinesque world of hallucinatory Wall Street decadence and depravity we find ourselves rooting for his final chance for escape.
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One, the Lange 1 Lumen, incorporated light-saving cells for nighttime decadence.
Hobbes did not quite envision the full-dress decadence of contemporary times.
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Adapting a script by Tom Stoppard based on a novel by Nabokov, Rainer Werner Fassbinder brings Weimar-era decadence to life with vibrant derision and visual mystery.
Adding to the general air of decadence are Ana Reeder, exuding heat as Buddy's voluptuous, immoral wife, and Rachel Brosnahan as a naively impudent, blackmailing starlet.
But the higher butterfat really lends itself to decadence in the more dessert-like flavors, especially anything chocolate-based, and leaves a fatty finish on the tongue, very indulgent.
Society spirals downward as the state oscillates between offering security and then, in reaction to the decadence unleashed by sponsoring prodigality, government further expands to enforce mores.
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