They couldn't see that his goodness would
arouse such envy.
The " monster " is
fueled by envy
and can over time devour the trust and harmony in a relationship.
Envy fuel
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But whilst the rich
sometimes envy
the simpler life-style of the poor, those who are poor know the difficulties of making ends meet.
Better handling, better brakes and without the whole junior version of
penis envy
that the chopper conveyed.
Envy of the world.
Envyr some time the people of melton mowbray have been keen to seek ways to protect the
envied reputation
of their pork pies.
Envyose, you
almost envied
them, the forsaken, that you found as loving as those who were satisfied.
We wish to
excite the envy
of our untraveled friends with our strange foreign fashions which we can't shake off.
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Do
n't envy
who god made someone else to be.
Envy of the rest
of the world.
Envye quality of these medical schemes was praised and
envied all
over britain.
The collections soon
became the envy
of many museums in the uk.
Envy of everyone
who sees them?
Envye resort's snow record is
much envied; the season lasts from december to april.
Alongside the pain felt by witnessing their pain was a feeling, fleetingly
felt, hardly tangible envy.
Envy of many soccer clubs
in the lower divisions.
Dennis skinner said he
did not envy
tony blair's decision.
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