1.   A grateful Di rewarded him with expensive presents - including a diamond-studded tie-pin and a gold and silver alarm clock.

2.   Taylor is alleged to have used public money to buy expensive presents for her friends.

3.   He used to buy them expensive presents, out of guilt.

4.   Some people buy very expensive presents for their relations, dear ones.

5.   And one should never underestimate the power of expensive presents, cheap music and freely flowing wine.

6.   A heartfelt, handwritten card would mean more to her than an expensive present.

7.   Busch said, for example, that as a top editor, she routinely returned expensive presents at Christmas.

8.   Chanel was fond of Horst, and liked to shower him with expensive presents.

9.   He suggested the most expensive presents came when IOC members went on shopping sprees in candidate cities.

10.   Salt Lake City officials have acknowledged providing cash payments, medical treatment, tuition aid and such expensive presents as shotguns and skis to IOC members and their families.