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Warm – up 2/9/12 Do you think being rich makes you happy? Explain why or why not. Include a topic sentence, reasons + commentary and a concluding sentence. Being rich ___. This is true because ___. In addition, ___. For example, ___. Furthermore, ___. As a result, ___.

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(adj.) great in amount, plentiful. 1. PROFUSE (adj.) great in amount, plentiful. The profuse amount of ___ was too much for ___.

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(adj.) majestic; superior quality 4. imperial (adj.) majestic; superior quality Anyone could see that (his/her) way of life was imperial since ___.

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