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Further afield, the more remote eastern Usambaras are home to the lushly vegetated and excellently protected Amani Nature Reserve.
BBC: A tranquil slice of Tanzania
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Conductor Louis Langree led the orchestra in a wonderfully idiomatic account of the haunting and lushly melodic score.
WSJ: Review: Stirring revival of Poulenc opera at Met
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Lushly funded final- salary schemes are now broadly closed to new members, in the private sector at least.
ECONOMIST: Social change
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Philip Carr-Gomm's lushly illustrated book takes a long and enthusiastic look at the politics and culture of nakedness.
ECONOMIST: Stripping off has never been easy
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On Maui, though, lushly groomed fairways undulate next the sea in the shadow of the spectacular volcano Haleakala.
BBC: Prime time for golf holiday homes
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Cox prefers generous stone platforms and terraces loaded with lushly planted, overscaled pots in traditional shapes and materials.
WSJ: The Most Important Garden Designer You've Never Heard Of
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Adapted from the popular YA novel by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl, "Beautiful Creatures" is lushly pictorial and not-too-badly acted.
CNN: Review: 'Beautiful Creatures' lacks danger and momentum
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The scene was filmed loosely, lushly, a happy memory in the making.
NEWYORKER: Warming Trend
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What Disney has given back to New York is a lushly rich and superbly crafted theater that was structurally and aesthetically radical in its day.
WSJ: Miracle on 42nd Street
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If you've ever wondered who has the most splendid roof in New York (though I realize that's a subjective judgment), the most lushly planted, the prettiest pool, etc.
WSJ: Open-Air Status Symbols
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Local lore has it that Buddha looked at this location between the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers with its ring of lushly forested mountains and predicted that a great city would someday be built here.
FORBES: Asian Beauty
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Whereas home-owners in Los Angeles and San Francisco must carefully watch how much water they consume if they want to avoid a stiff surcharge, Sacramento's people have no limit on the amounts they use to wash their cars, fill their swimming-pools and keep their lawns lushly green.
ECONOMIST: Urban sprawl