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For the past decade, university arms races have centered on who can build the most luxurious dorms and biggest sports facilities or offer the most “country club” amenities like posh gyms and pools.

One of its few concessions to the luxurious standards of the neighbors is a long, winding road.

The more luxurious the trip, the more it seems that personal choice is delegated by the client to the planner.

But Lear insists his longer, more detailed journeys are more thorough, experience-rich, and luxurious.

The stewed cabbage is insanely tender, vegetable-sweet, and more luxurious than cabbage has a right to be.

But with unlimited access to the luxurious sandwiches, piled high with glistening meat, a buttery apocalypse of gluttony unfolded.

Sometimes the affair is made still more luxurious by substituting rose-water for water pur et simple.

And the wealthy class by no means monopolized the bay with their yachts and luxurious launches.

Father says that I was born to have a rich husband because I have such luxurious tastes!

He was reclining far back in the luxurious chair, holding a glass of champagne to the light.

A short time after this she was taken to pass a week at the luxurious abodes of Maria Antoinette.