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extravagancy

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See: overstatement


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Wood said that it was far from any extravagancy for it is very reasonable and true saying that if one Act of parliament should ordain that the same person should be party and judge .
No luxury and extravagancy will be allowed to be enjoyed by few elites in the expense and midst of mass poverty.
He spoke highly of the collective wedding and its role in sustaining the cooperation and synergism ties among the sons of this one nation and emphasized that this step shall be practical in fighting the phenomenon of extravagancy that related with single weddings and the high expenses encountered thereof hindering the youth from achieving their future marriage plans.
 
 
 
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