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He wore a profusion of ribbons on his garment, and gold lace on his hat, which was also encircled by a gold chain, and surmounted with a feather.

In the foreground are the digital SLRs and full-size video cameras of the professional media. But in the background there is a profusion of smaller devices.

No, we conservatives must accept that the profusion of ever more beautiful handheld devices is not, in the long run, going to do wonders for the old art of writing a letter.

The farm grows a glorious profusion of select vegetables, herbs, and flowers around an old red barn that is covered in Grandpa Ott's stunningly deep purple morning glory blossoms.

There were books in profusion and magazines and newspapers.

There is a profusion of flowers in the garden in summer.

The shrewdest producers have realised that this profusion of spin-offs opens up a new approach to storytelling.

Learning objects have gone through their own profusion of standards, but a good deal of effort has gone into coordination and coherence.

SOMEWHERE or other Byron makes use of the French word longeur, and remarks in passing that though in England we happen not to have the word, we have the thing in considerable profusion.

We are the ones who started this profusion of little cameras working all over the world.

The individual cottages that make up the hotel are surrounded by gardens in which the profusion of flowers includes a double hibiscus specially bred for the property.

Hundreds of flowers are blooming in profusion.

So stars can be born in profusion when a shockwave passes through rich, fertile clouds—but not when it passes through emptier space.

On scented grasses fresh and pleasing to the eye lay fallen blossoms in gay profusion.