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an embarrassment of riches

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an embarrassment of riches  (formal)
if you have an embarrassment of riches, you have more of something than you need and this makes it difficult for you to make a choice This club has an embarrassment of riches. All their players are good, so who do they pick for their side?
See also: riches

an embarrassment of riches (slightly formal)
more of something good or pleasant than you need The Internet presents us with an embarrassment of riches when you want information, but how much of it is accurate?
See also: riches


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MICK McCarthy stands to pick from an embarrassment of riches at Blackburn if his internationals come through unscathed over the next 24 hours.
The Newmarket handler has an embarrassment of riches in the juvenile fillies' department headed by Misheer, who ran out an impressive winner of the Cherry Hinton Stakes at last week's July meeting.
And, with one of the youngest squads around, coach McDermott may well have an embarrassment of riches at his disposal in the not too distant future.
 
 
 
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