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It is vivid, comprehensive.

Merely a vivid subjective image.

However our memories are too vivid.

These are very compelling, vivid sensations.

Vast, vivid landscapes are being gutted,

We have vivid illustrations of those facts.

Mr. Huxter's sensations were vivid but brief.

Nothing is vivid... or really my name.

The book is clear, vivid, accessible, beautifully formatted.

Brilliant, vivid, something made of music and fire.

Vast, vivid landscapes are being gutted, left monochromatic gray.

ATHENS A visit to Greece leaves many vivid impressions.

I dozed off, but was haunted by vivid and humiliating dreams.

I thus saw in vivid light a picture all unnoticed before.

I had seen her just last month alive and vivid as usual.

NEPAD is a vivid example of good governance on the regional level.

He knows it's a mirror reflection, but it's a vivid sensory experience.

In the vivid imagination of my townsmen, women took on mythical status.

But maybe this image is just a bit too vivid in our imaginations.

Rare exhibits and unique historical monuments revealed by archaeological excavation are vivid proof.

The current situation in Angola is a vivid reminder and a case in point.

And I didn't know exactly why I had it, but it was so vivid.

The works of these banned writers are packed with vivid detail about contemporary Chinese life.

The portrait that emerges has been executed with bold strokes, vivid colors, and striking images.

The situation in Somalia is a vivid example of both natural and man made disasters.

My sakes! And he proceeded to give Hall a vivid description of his grotesque guest.

The final negotiations, from which most United Nations Members were excluded, and the outcome document that was adopted, in which issues of vital interest for our peoples have been omitted, is a vivid illustration of what we are talking about.

This is a vivid, awesome picture for Africa in particular, and for developing countries in general.

My friends from the social club at first adopted an attitude of pained and vivid compassion.

Memories of spilled blood, be it Israeli or Palestinian, remain vivid in the hearts of both peoples.

The impact is particularly vivid in trade finance, where European banks have been major participants in Asia.

The initial disappointment about electronic productivity was thus a vivid demonstration of the limits of classical individualism.

Christmas meals in the region are also a vivid representation of the region's cultural diversity and history.

I remember so many patients, their names still vivid on my tongue, their faces still so clear.

You shall not lend on interest to your brother interest of money, interest of food, interest of anything that is lent on interest

The situations in Yugoslavia, Somalia, Liberia and Angola are vivid reminders of the need for such a capacity.

A vivid example of this is our joint endeavours to settle the situation on the Tajik Afghan border.

And when they worked in the vivid playground of his imagination, he would build them in his workshop.

And what we say about kids who have fears like that is that they have a vivid imagination.

And, even Einstein saw compounding work that is interest on, interest on, interest.

MT And when they worked in the vivid playground of his imagination, he would build them in his workshop.