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• The bankers, whose rapacity contributed mightily to these unhappy
• Seattle's relationship with Alaska during this period was generally one of rapacity.
• The gothic novel contains modes of nightmarish terror, violence, and sexual rapacity.
• With innocent rapacity, the Tilsons purchase a huge brick farmhouse in a foreclosure proceeding.
• The Soviet bloc, for all its outward might, was rooted in subservience and rapacity.
• He attacked speculators and bureaucrats for what he saw as their rapacity and lack of imagination.
• There were any numbers of Yorkist nobles who were offended by the Woodville relatives'rapacity.
• The players understand that the owners came to possess these baseball teams through rapacity in other businesses.
• One, who imagines he is Elvis Presley, ogles Rachael with a blood-chilling rapacity.
• All the rapacity and shilling aside, " Survivor " has much to recommend it.
• The Bill was intended to safeguard the interests of the farmers against the rapacity of the traders.
• Nothing in his possession had been acquired by rapacity, and therefore his prayer was pure ( Ex.
• Rapacity and greed harbingers of the future violently intrude on the heels of a moment of historic reconciliation.
• A reminder of the rapacity of mass tourism is the huge black tanker that regularly moors at Palma harbor.
• Pan troglodytes troglodytes is still being hunted, and with a rapacity that will guarantee its extinction before long.
• As we recognize the intelligence, courage and vision of the man, his rapacity and cunning become more alarming, not less.
• His nickname was earned due to his notorious cruelty and rapacity but there is no proof that it was used during his lifetime.
• The tragedies " Benk bot " and " Zvonimir " display vices and rapacity of Hungarian landlords and court.
• During the reign of William II, he was considered second only to the king's minister Ranulf Flambard in his rapacity.
• They were hunted into mountains and caves; and the parish churches and few monastic chapels which had escaped the rapacity of Henry VIII.