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  • Munificent as life was to me, I added to that munificence.

    Chapter 30 2010

  • Next up is Baldo The Munificent, or as I like to call him, Marcus.

    Wrong Number Lynn Beighley 2011

  • All these examples, together with many others, clearly show that there is One absolutely Merciful and Munificent, Who has rule over the whole of creatures and sustain or maintain them.

    the truth about life after death 2008

  • Rentimental is the first of many exciting ventures from Munificent.

    An Entrepreneur's Dream 2008

  • His spoof western 'Love Is Stronger than Justice' is, no doubt, intended as a, joke but there will be as much wincing as chuckling over couplets like, "We'd only stopped for a few burritos/But they told us of the trouble with los banditos", or indeed, over the song's pretentious sub-title, 'The Munificent Seven'.

    Ten Summoner's Tales 1993

  • Of these there is one, 'Love Is Stronger Than Justice (The Munificent Seven)', with the funniest lyric he's ever written.

    Ten Summoner's Tales 1993

  • The best example is 'Love Is Stronger Than Justice (The Munificent Seven)' - which begins with some Ennio Morricone-style spaghetti Western sounds, then shifts into a smooth country-western chorus, before ending with some jazzy be-bop piano play from David Sancious (a former member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band).

    Ten Summoner's Tales 1993

  • Seven brothers battle for a single bride in 'Love Is Stronger Than Justice (The Munificent Seven)', a loopy narrative spun out over an arrangement that might be best described as country jazz.

    Ten Summoner's Tales 1993

  • 'Love Is Stronger Than Justice (The Munificent Seven)' burlesques spaghetti Westerns, snickers at pop sentimentality and teases the trend toward country.

    Ten Summoner's Tales 1993

  • Munificent contributions had flowed in from people as far apart — in every sense of the word — as the bank tellers on the first floor and the directors in their tower suite.

    Murder to Go Lathen, Emma, pseud 1969

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