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The rapacious insurance industry's feet can be held closer to the fire, of course.

The General is also rapacious, and wants to get his hands on the paintings too.

The main problem is not environmental regulations or even rapacious oil companies.

It was her rapacious family which caused all the trouble.

All my little treasures which I was able to bring here with me, have gone into his rapacious hands.

"You are no more rapacious than some of the others.

I don't usually look to get away from rapacious women.

There is also a thought or two about the rapacious character of advertising.

Until the most recent moment in human history, our relationship toward nature was always carelessly rapacious.

No wonder they were rapacious, violent; it was all over for them so quickly.

They have spoken to you of what a rapacious, destructive race we are.

Along the way, there is a dig at rapacious foreigners.

"And just to get away from my rapacious demands, you'll finally agree."

That was certainly not his image as a rapacious goal scorer.

At some point during the rapacious seduction he had released her mind.

Rapacious energy companies aside, it would be interesting if the cost of power varied over time.

She was seen as a greedy and rapacious by his contemporaries.

And nothing reveals that better than the rapacious winter appetite.

"He's an utterly decent family man in a totally rapacious business."

Suddenly a rapacious bear came in front of the schoolgirl.

With the threat, the power turned away, suddenly rapacious.

This is actually a fairly rapacious thing to do.

And when the national fight invaded, we contributed some rapacious warriors.

He turns the man into a rapacious monster gripping a knife.