I have no desire for a cigarette, because I have no desire for anything.
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"More than a desire for justice, it is a desire for vengeance," he said.
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But it was not desire for a man; it was a desire for everything.
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Her desire for a better life, her desire for people to be healthy, her desire for children to be educated, her love for her family, and her love for her husband.
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The desire for straight croissants directly follows the desire for on-demand taxis; for one-click shopping; for instant drone delivery.
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This clash between what parents desire for their children and what children desire for themselves is most easily observable in cartoon preferences.
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I wonder if part of the desire for "the best" — meaning my desire for "the best" — comes from wanting to abdicate responsibility.
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The poems describe death by desire, specifically homosexual desire, but also desire for death — which is to say desire for pain or release.
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"The one thing I love about him is he does not have any desire for any spotlight, no desire for any attention," Ellis said.
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Nor do I doubt that what seemed like a desire for me was also in part a desire for what I provided — an adoring audience.
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"This is not the place to speculate how society will achieve a balance between its desire for knowledge and its desire for privacy," he insisted.
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Much of his desire for investigating Clinton and Barack Obama comes from a desire for retribution, sources who have discussed the matter with Trump told me.
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As you add more power to a drive, the other stats might regress, forcing you to balance a desire for distance with a desire for control.
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The desire for justice isn't always the same as the desire for truth: Careers made by a high-profile conviction can be upended by its unraveling.
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Bryan Denson: Jim's desire for money was a big part of it, but I still say that what drove his desire for money was his extraordinary ego.
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He speaks both to some voters' desire for the opposite of Trump and to the Democratic base's desire for an unapologetic champion who will go to bat against Republicans.
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I often feel that the desire for an instant solution among some of the more business-minded folks who read the book is actually a desire for premature absolution.
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" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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There is an continuing tension between the desire for sustainability and a garment that lasts and the desire for planned obsolescence and a new garment that drives us back into a store.
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Historically and currently there is tension between the desire for speed and the desire for a thorough review that identifies potentially deadly problems with new drugs before they come onto the market.
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A disappointed Kovalev stated his desire for an immediate rematch.
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Had my desire for revenge made a Mengele of me?
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This desire for vengeance is a thoroughly normal human impulse.
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There's a desire for more clarity than exists in reality.
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But there is a desire for a female press secretary.
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Trump's desire for a wall was his biggest campaign promise.
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The desire for independence was magnified by the economic crisis.
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Perhaps an artist's desire for immortality doesn't seem so surprising.
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Clinton responded with a desire for unity -- to a point.
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In Ethiopia, for example, desire for a smartphone is high.
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His desire for vengeance against those he feels wronged by.
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Twitter exists on our own vanity and desire for attention.
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And the desire for change is not unique to California.
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Nonetheless there is not a widespread desire for radical redistribution.
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The justifications change; the desire for more trees remains constant.
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Washington also has leverage concerning Kim's desire for foreign investment.
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This movement was bred from the human desire for immediacy.
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Russell's desire for Evie, for all her ambivalence, is intoxicating.
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They ache with desire for the ground they've left behind.
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That coincides with the media's broad desire for exciting campaigns.
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But the desire for the latest look is only increasing.
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These abilities, and customer's desire for luxury, aren't going away.
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But I guess my desire for timelessness still comes through.
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The desire for the quick turnaround was there, Busque said.
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That speaks to players' desire for something new and different.
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Eros is the desire for sex, for propagation, for babies.
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The desire for generational change and new blood is understandable.
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Given Bramson's desire for vengeance, Staley's victory is only provisional.
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We believe these essentially reflect the CIOs' desire for speed.
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All that remained was Ortega, and his desire for power.
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That desire for color and craftsmanship intersects with jewelry aesthetics.
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As she got older, her desire for masculine items grew.
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I have a desire for someone like this to exist.
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It was their desire for change that carried his campaign.
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Their desire for authenticity plays into the popularity of independents.
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But the desire for an apology or admission is common.
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He wanted me to voice my desire for pain relief.
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Thirst: a strong desire for something; a lust for attention.
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The photographs, at best, reflect a desire for shiny distractions.
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The desire for likable leaders was not invented by men.
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Do we ever outgrow our desire for a parent's understanding?
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Still, the desire for a distinct identity was not slaked.
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The anger that boiled within fueled the desire for revenge.
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On a desire for compromise, independent voters side with Democrats.
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"I understand your desire for disruptive politics," Ms. Merkel said.
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In the end, Mr. Rodino's desire for consensus held sway.
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The crisis is not just about the desire for independence.
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I think her desire for privacy has become a mania.
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
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I teemed with desire for anything, and something, and elsewhere.
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His desire for military aid from the US is unquestioned.
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Later, she said she had no sexual desire for Trump.
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"There's a desire for a bit of theater around showpieces."
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His entire career owes something to his desire for punishment.
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The Afghan people have clearly voiced their desire for peace.
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It will be a desire for revenge; it's human nature.
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As Levin notes, on the right alienation can foster a desire for purity — to exclude the foreign — and on the left it can foster a desire for conformity — to squelch differing speakers and faiths.
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Thoreau wrote that in most men, the desire for society is stronger than the desire for being alone in nature, and he sought balance between man's need to be outdoors and his need for society.
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Movements are fueled, in part, by a profound desire for dignity.
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Offering virtual assistant skills fits into many semiretirees' desire for flexibility.
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The desire for the perfect Instagram snap has a similar result.
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They reflect a desire for strength in meeting the Western other.
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It appeals to American short attention spans and desire for scoring.
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Her desire for change is driving her support for Donald Trump.
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He rolls his eyes at younger Koreans' desire for a break.
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It's awesome and makes me drool with desire for the tech.
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But the desire for change is both internally and externally driven.
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There's a clear desire for this type of game right now.
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Demands for stability have given way to a desire for change.
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For another three days I felt no desire for online stimulation.
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The desire for stardom, or at the very least, something more.
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Can't you just feel the economic anxiety and desire for disruption?
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So of course we imagined some desire for a deeper connection.
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That desire for opacity, though, doesn't necessarily point to money laundering.
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It's an attempt to fill the basic human desire for transcendence.
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They calculated that desire for revenge might make them willing recruits.
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Rather, the desire for peace is what underpins cross-border prosperity.
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And rosaries are part of this universal desire for spiritual meditation.
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Can you blame their anger and desire for radical political change?
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And finally, it really breeds a desire for more healthy connection.
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Maybe it's our never-ending desire for new identities and experiences.
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All of these factors will contribute to the desire for acquisitions.
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Yes, it's an expression of female empowerment and desire for liberation.
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Her desire for justice was perhaps outweighed by her need to
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Donald Duck's desire for change is lurking in the Disney enterprise.
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All of them left us with an unquenchable desire for more.
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Killmonger's desire for a militaristic engagement with the world on African
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The current Kim, however, has showed no desire for diplomatic talks.
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And everyone starts with enthusiasm and a deep desire for change.
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He slow-rolled Trump's ridiculous desire for a grand military parade.
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He noticed American consumers' desire for healthy and filling lunch options.
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But some Senate Republicans have expressed a desire for more flexibility.
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As temperatures dip, my desire for everything autumnal and cozy rises.
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A desire for raw materials may be influencing Beijing's actions there.
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Fifty-three percent expressed a desire for three parties or more.
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"No one has any desire for any more acrimony," he added.
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But their desire for urgency seems to have faded over time.
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We are all united by the desire for a healthy life.
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A simple desire for "self defense" does not meet that standard.
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What I can't bear is our desire for that weak kitsch.
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The revelation of process and material produces desire for the listener.
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Zlatan sees your desire for goals, and Zlatan does not care.
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My resentment is starting to affect my sexual desire for him.
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But the desire for agency can have an ideological component, too.
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He said those stories instilled in him a desire for justice.
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Earle's being black contributed to the rage and desire for revenge.
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They are prostrate to higher values, motivated by desire for impact.
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Her decision was prompted by a desire for more diverse activities.
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Pandemics are anti-urban, preying on our human desire for connection.
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Against that backdrop, the desire for $29 billion in damages faltered.
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Enter the name you desire for the meeting and click "Continue."
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I get motivated on a desire for something better or different.
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I suddenly had an overwhelming desire for that sweet, fizzy nectar.
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It appeals to the desire for something unique, individualized and thoughtful.
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Nabatanzi's desire for a large family has its roots in tragedy.
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He has made no secret of his desire for the job.
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Such examinations run counter to our current desire for affirmative representation.
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Theirs was a match built on a mutual desire for reinvention.
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Passenger's desire for a treat is something airlines have also noticed.
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The desire for protection against the evil eye is nothing new.
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Sunday's results also indicate some desire for reorienting the protests' demands.
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Any desire for concessions will be seen in Moscow as weakness.
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Baldwin's comments were a reference to Trump's desire for an Emmy.
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He described Bannon's desire for media attention using sexually explicit terms.
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A desire for a leveled playing field, wiped clean of guilt.
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Sexual desire, to be sure, but also a desire for agency.
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Like Malick, you've built your career around your desire for autonomy.
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At the time, political analysts said the 2012 vote didn't necessarily indicate an overwhelming desire for statehood, but rather an overwhelming desire for a status change in general, whether it be statehood, independence or some other solution.
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"Putin is showing a desire for dominance," said a senior NATO diplomat.
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But don't despair in your desire for a clean and orderly space.
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The warriors are united in hate, height, and a desire for domination.
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I think part of that is a desire for the downtown experience.
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Many parents realize a deeper desire for a child than ever before.
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In several countries corruption has added to the desire for political change.
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She was relieved — but Roma continued to insinuate his desire for her.
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You can't hit the rewind button, yet there's a desire for that.
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Russia had no desire for a similar confrontation involving its regular forces.
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His desire for a decentralized ledger didn't make up for the drawbacks.
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You can't create for other people a desire for freedom and democracy.
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Suing Saudi Arabia might satisfy some emotional desire for retribution for terrorism.
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They were guided by instinct and a basic desire for self-preservation.
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But satisfying that desire for more sugar can lead to larger cravings.
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The desire for surprise runs through the strongest paintings in this exhibition.
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Trump also expressed his desire for additional U.S. troops and military equipment.
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But it has usually referred to a desire for independence, not autarky.
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And Page's willingness to talk may come from his desire for transparency.
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The Moon enters Leo this afternoon, stoking your desire for the spotlight.
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It has been a force driving extremism -- not desire for a settlement.
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McGregor has made no secret of his desire for a re-match.
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Without Nadia at his side, he had no desire for anything anymore.
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Why, progressive, liberal values rooted in the desire for equality, of course!
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But, my fervent desire for him made me look straight past that.
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Bernie Sanders, seeking the Democratic nomination, reflects voters' desire for authentic candidates.
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The first is, essentially, a desire for their political "team" to win.
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All employees share this desire for flexibility, but none more than millennials.
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Prince Muhammad's desire for reform fits a pattern that some consider reckless.
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But these attacks are feeding cynical, opportunistic Dems' desire for "change," i.e.
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They&aposre not basing it on people&aposs desire for Democrat policies.
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He declined to provide more information, citing his clients' desire for privacy.
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He burned with an old-fashioned patriotism—and a desire for justice.
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It's not driven by a desire for money or grades or status.
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It represents a craven desire for money and power through one's career.
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Trump repeated his desire for the GOP to get moving on Friday.
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That policy accords with President Muhammadu Buhari's desire for a strong currency.
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The basic motivation for design is the very human desire for coherence.
|
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Pundits have argued that the frenzy betrays a desire for good news.
|
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Instead, capital punishment seeks to satisfy a desire for vengeance and retribution.
|
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The intense scrutiny will only deepen Trump's desire for a subservient Congress.
|
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Culler's desire for a sense of justice drove him to enter politics.
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There was no real ideologically driven desire for a centrist, she added.
|
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The Senate Finance Committee Chairman also expressed a desire for tax reform.
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"I would put it more bluntly: the desire for revenge," he said.
|
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It's the desire for them to stick their fingers down your throat.
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Over the centuries this civic religion fired a fervent desire for change.
|
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Politics beat a desire for the truth Holder was referring to Rep.
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Is retirement, then, simply a way of announcing one's desire for solitude?
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It must have roused in men an extraordinary desire for self-assertion.
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The desire for politically convenient explanations is not contained to the right.
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"Imprisoning us will not extinguish Hongkongers' desire for universal suffrage," he wrote.
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I'm certainly not making light of commitment or the desire for it.
|
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This disappointment isn't, I hope, about a morbid desire for more whackings.
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It's your own desire for the part of yourself he makes manifest.
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My desire for all of us to stay the same was futile.
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I think it has to do with the current desire for authenticity.
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It's a sequence that automatically produces the desire for a gentle hum.
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And, unfortunately, as the boy grew so did his desire for appendages.
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Wittgenstein's desire for self-development went back further than his teaching years.
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Researchers say that a desire for notoriety has motivated many such perpetrators.
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There is a very real desire for real change in this country.
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As she grew up, her father's desire for her mother was noticeable.
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Might he finally turn against Cersei and her mad desire for power?
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"That might satisfy the public&aposs desire for new faces," he said.
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That includes Libya, underlining Mr. Erdogan's desire for an independent foreign policy.
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Trump, however, has been vocal about his desire for a weaker currency.
|
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They also expressed a desire for mental health care and psychological support.
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Finding out your inner Disney character is a relatable desire for many.
|
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Trump joined in, tweeting his desire for mandate repeal to be included.
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The desire for privacy is a fundamental aspect of the human condition.
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The desire for repeal comes from white evangelicals who after Roe v.
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The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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I will point out Democrats exploited them, exploited her desire for confidentiality.
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The larger trend these tours embody is an increased desire for authenticity.
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Both relate to dangerous power dynamics and a desire for social control.
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Outsiders are sometimes born out of an unfulfilled desire for inclusion, or sometimes from a desire for exclusion from whatever the mainstream represents, and Warped Tour offered a vision for both of those groups in almost equal measure.
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My obsession with that particular quandary led me to Trisha Low's new book-length essay, Socialist Realism, in which she attempts to reconcile her desire for the comforts of love and home with her desire for a socialist utopia.
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"Everything we do is based around a collective desire for impact," for instance.
|
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Trump has expressed his desire for a justice who would reverse Roe v.
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Like millennials, boomers show a desire for experiences, especially in the travel category.
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The desire for religious liberty is not a smokescreen for hypocrisy and bigotry.
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His desire for revenge is all he was living for at that point.
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The effigy burned fairly impressively, signaling the students' desire for a hasty Rexit.
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Advertisers have a desire for efficiency that can sometimes be mistaken for indolence.
|
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Trump's desire for border wall funding leaves the path forward for Congress unclear.
|
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But out of affliction comes grit and the desire for a collective cohesion.
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Gendercide happens where families are small and the desire for sons is overwhelming.
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There is a great desire for a new start, for a new era.
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Did it awaken a hidden desire for nylon embedded in her genetic coding?
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Clinton but has no desire for her to mount a third presidential bid.
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I don't really have a strong desire for my collection to be understood.
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Normally, Taylor Swift and her adorable pets fulfill the desire for the former.
|
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Millennial desire for do-good investments could mean they are here to stay.
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Autonomy is subordinate to partisan popularity and an overwhelming desire for career longevity.
|
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Or, it may reflect their desire for a longer-term commitment to stocks.
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There is a broad desire for more local decision-making and public services.
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Our curiosity, matched with our desire for new experiences, creates a resonant effect.
|
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So Abe's desire for stronger, unrestricted, more capable forces doesn't come from nowhere.
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That said, three Fed officials dissented, expressing their desire for higher interest rates.
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Heightened expectations among educated city dwellers included a desire for a freer society.
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We were listening with a deep desire for membership and identity and certainty.
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But it is hard to detect a burning public desire for another vote.
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It's this desire for change that's the biggest takeaway from the Italian referendum.
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There is clearly a desire for studios to make PG and PG-13.
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Such a model echoes Airbnb's desire for everyone to 'build a history' online.
|
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But if the desire for divine intervention is eternal, so is the wait.
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There's a desire for diversification and for some, that means Hamptons real estate.
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Their desire for routine and dislike of change make them loyal ones, too.
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Filipinos' desire for instant retribution will, surely, turn to horror, hatred and revenge.
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She has the looks, the drive and probably some misdirected desire for revenge.
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There is also reportedly little desire for the event outside the White House.
|
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Trump's desire for a new détente with Vladimir Putin's Russia has gotten nowhere.
|
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The desire for justice and accountability came up in several of my conversations.
|
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Too bad the bullying character based on LaBeouf has little desire for introspection.
|
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Those who know Son comment about his remarkable energy and desire for accomplishment.
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Russia's desire for great power status is tied to its perceived messianic mission.
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The Arab revolutions were noble because they reflected the people's desire for freedom.
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"There's a pent-up desire for quality location data within Europe," he said.
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In particular, there is a strong desire for the enrichment of Holocaust education.
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The Bannermans' signature style satisfies the British desire for grandness tempered by whimsy.
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Second, the concept of land compensation must consider the desire for political autonomy.
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The campaign was a response to many Americans' desire for cheaper food options.
|
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The desire for speed and convenience seems to be hardwired into human behavior.
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There was no desire for new leadership, no wind of change in Germany.
|
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Trump's stated desire for a different, softer tone was not evident on Monday.
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The Spot's smaller display didn't tempt me with desire for fuller app experiences.
|
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Whatever his flaws, President Obama has reinforced our desire for class in presidents.
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How much of Ma's desire for promoting China is involved in these projects?
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Getting a good night's sleep is a universal desire for the human race.
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Until then, satiate your desire for color-changing lipsticks with one of these.
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He spoke of a shared desire for cooperation, compromise and the common good.
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The former is a natural desire for self-preservation, and is always wholesome.
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Indeed, I'm ready to pronounce myself cured of the desire for cow milk.
|
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"But you can activate your desire for sustainability with your bond investments, too."
|
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She pretends her love for Ed outweighs her completely depleted desire for him.
|
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But others are outspoken in their desire for closer ties to the Kremlin.
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The desire for women to be able to read the Bible was high.
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"Our desire for these stories fuels the companies that sell them," he writes.
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Johnson had also expressed the desire for dialogue with Russia during the trip.
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And the desire for liberation and fantasy that she categorized as its opposite.
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But a good part of our desire for others starts with the self.
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The cast of men is consumed by an unrequited desire for beautiful women.
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"I understand your desire for disruptive politics," the Times quoted Merkel as saying.
|
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The veteran television personality is back with a desire for your little screens.
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There is a desire for power in this relationship, not a true bond.
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I fear that your desire for a woman president has swayed your decision.
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The need to control others was replaced by a desire for self-improvement.
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So how does that square with the desire for a truly inclusive nationalism?
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Waltz said he doesn't believe the Taliban have shown any desire for peace.
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The commander in chief has long expressed his desire for such an event.
|
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The desire for greatness also unites the diverse philosophical camps of Western ethics.
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Simple, irresistible desire is what drives revenge movies — desire for retribution, inexorably enacted.
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His desire for a dignified death brought Ms. Warnock into another philosophical debate.
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The three form a torpid triangle for a time (Kate befriends Inez and has an affair with Bill, without knowing Inez is his daughter), propelled less by desire than by a desire for desire; for any kind of strong feeling, really.
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So a distinction I'm trying to make is that the desire not to die, which makes the prospect of death so terrifying, actually comes not from a desire for eternity but from a desire for what I call living on.
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The desire for male teachers is an issue fabricated by a largely misogynistic regime.
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Americans' desire for privacy and security should never be viewed as incompatible, he said.
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The drug still satiates the addicted body's desire for opioids, but creates fewer problems.
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Despite Trump's desire for a big infrastructure package, Goldman's economists don't see it happening.
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There is nothing funny about wasting sausage to satisfy some sophomoric desire for validation.
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This would limit the scope for fulfilling Silicon Valley's number-one desire—for growth.
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But this could open up a Pandora's Box of desire for rhino horn powder.
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Last summer, Daphne opened up about her desire for more children in the future.
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You gotta compete on brand and that just desire for being a cool brand.
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She waxes in Scorpio just after, which ignites our desire for planning and action.
|
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Meanwhile, a Mars-Pluto trine inspires the desire for less talk and more action.
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Mr Putin is a pragmatist, and has no desire for direct conflict with America.
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Obviously his character represents the struggle between redemption and the desire for revenge, etc.
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Why it matters: The desire for policy change is finally backed by big money.
|
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One uniting factor for all of these ads is a desire for energetic applicants.
|
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The dispute is over Shari Redstone's desire for CBS and Viacom to merge again.
|
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"This royal succession highlights a desire for stability and continuity in Thailand," he said.
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The YouTube app isn't alone in catering to users' desire for a dark mode.
|
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It champions films with "the courage to be different, a desire for the unfamiliar".
|
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The only force field present was the one generated by his desire for notoriety.
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A desire for this has made officials exceedingly cautious when crafting the court's rules.
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Don't just make them comfortable with facial recognition technology, engineer the desire for it.
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Through it all, the customer desire for bigger, faster and cheaper offerings remains constant.
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I understand the desire for an outsider, but that can't be the only criterion.
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It's always our relentless desire for more – that destroys more and more of us.
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Despite Abiy's desire for change, the budget contained no major shifts in spending priorities.
|
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"There seems to be a strong desire for browner or fairer skin," Ackermann said.
|
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But it has yet to satiate traders' desire for some clarity on the timing.
|
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"The common thread among [remote workers] is a desire for work flexibility," Fell says.
|
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You've mentioned this record being explicitly rooted in a desire for truth as well.
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Warez is sometimes laden with malware, taking advantage of people's desire for free software.
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Last summer, Daphne opened up about her desire for more children in the future.
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God bless YouTubers and their insatiable desire for messing around with electronics and drones.
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It simultaneously admitted the wearer's desire for exposure and her reticence to be exposed.
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Comey has said his pre-election actions were driven by a desire for transparency.
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Uber's desire for confidentiality in its dealings with public agencies extends beyond ridership data.
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In healthcare there is a growing desire for patients to own their medical records.
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What you can't do is rudely express a desire for a more just world.
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"Bolton has been extremely explicit about his desire for a military confrontation," Parsi said.
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Out of the shadow emerge mediocre demons, and their desire for normality and positivity.
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Our desire for hamburgers is inseparable from the economic system we have set up.
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Individuals are literally putting their desire for information autonomy over their medical well-being.
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Trump Jr. asserted on Twitter that Cohen's testimony was about a desire for fame.
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"The suspicion of perceived enemies and desire for absolute control only deepened," Ignatius observes.
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Yet this strength has not brought a desire for a new push for peace.
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Even in Beijing, a city plagued by gridlock, the desire for cars remains strong.
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When she is finally released, she struggles with the desire for revenge and forgiveness.
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Other emotions will follow: anger, resentment, and the desire for retribution likely among them.
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In speeches and interviews he has declared his desire for friendship and mutual respect.
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Fukuyama gives this desire for recognition a Greek name, taken from Plato's Republic: thymos .
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The source pointed to the desire for a strategic partnership in its juice business.
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Policymakers, too, are irrational, so their desire for nudges should be treated with caution.
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My attitude toward technology is fueled by a desire for efficiency — and by laziness.
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But they largely indicated a desire for new technology and additional personnel, he said.
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Today, the veneer of "body positivity" conceals an insidious desire for constant self-improvement.
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"There is the desire for guidance, mentoring, caring from an older man," Borovoy says.
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Holly Holm has expressed a desire for a UFC 200 rematch with Miesha Tate.
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But the idea that not desiring trans women is transphobic mistakes desire for rationality.
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One more thing Mercury and Jupiter have in common is their desire for knowledge.
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Later on, you'll feel impulsive and find yourself with a huge desire for freedom.
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While there's a desire for a short-term extension, the path forward is murky.
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For you, this involves the chance to express your sexual desire for your partner.
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As the Guardian described it: That desire for respect defines the letter's three demands.
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There's no desire for small talk after performing in front of people all day.
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At the same time, politics no longer fully accommodated her desire for fiery activism.
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Was his newfound desire for a dog indicative of something missing in his marriage?
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It reflects the growing evidence that perpetrators are driven by a desire for fame.
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"Maybe all this just killed my desire for desire," she said in the interview.
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Mr. el-Sisi's painting project is driven by a desire for control and conformity.
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And, of course, you may still have lingering love and desire for your ex.
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I know that expressing desire for retribution is a risky move in its unpopularity.
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The North Korean leader has spoken of his desire for foreign investment and tourism.
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Within a week, the government's harsh response unleashed a suppressed desire for political change.
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I asked with my father's desire for his orgasms and for my mother's money.
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She's never asked for my advice, but we've talked about our desire for advancement.
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With little desire for European service, the airline largely stayed in the Western Hemisphere.
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But their desire for an exit strategy doesn't nearly end at legalizing recreational marijuana.
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On Thursday, both Trump and Russian officials expressed a desire for more nuclear weapons.
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The desire for a domineering leader is the desire to see this evil crushed.
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Dr. Schuchat from the C.D.C. said she understood the desire for more precise information.
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But some key Republican senators also signaled a desire for regulations on Silicon Valley.
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Through the years, the desire for property ownership continued to burn hot and bright.
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" — Abbey, 240 "It took a while to even work up the desire for sex.
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This scene supports a desire for quality and for unique products that celebrate life.
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Perhaps Putin hopes this shift of power would satisfy Russians&apos desire for change.
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There's an opportunity to wed this to President Trump's desire for more infrastructure spending.
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Yet, despite his desire for public adulation, Jackson was fiercely defensive of his privacy.
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Their desire for solutions, and for action, is why Donald Trump was elected president.
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Do you think there was a desire for something even more hardcore than that?
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David Holmes, the Ukraine embassy official, tied Trump directly to the desire for investigations.
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The loss of privacy in our society, feeding our desire for voyeurism, is creepy.
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Imprinted in our brains is a real desire for nature, and it's causing anxiety.
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Millennials' desire for convenience has given rise to the rental, share, and delivery economies.
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Fans of the app say it reflects the growing desire for transparency in government.
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And high-end jewelry is experiencing that same desire for all-but-instant gratification.
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Her friendship with Emma helped her resist the desire for intimacy with other men.
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Another conservative principle is the desire for transparency, accountability and limits on government overreach.
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The desire for monoculture is understandable, though its disappearance is more perception than reality.
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Share your worries and your desire for their ultimate safe and responsible online behavior.
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THE STONE The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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"The desire for control is not something particular to any time period," he said.
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Mr. Moon expressed a desire for a new beginning in the two countries' relationship.
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Melania Trump has been defined by her desire for privacy since her husband's election.
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And I'm sure you can feel that desire for order inside of yourself, yeah?
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How much is the desire for the best just an attempt to avoid regret?
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The end of my first unrequited love created a sudden desire for new running shoes.
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Livestreaming platforms have figured out how to monetise their desire for recognition, belonging and connection.
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But I set aside my desire for privacy to speak out at this crucial time.
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The fashion industry pendulum is starting to shift towards the desire for more conscious clothing.
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Authorities have cited his desire for a "fresh start" with his mistress as his motive.
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I get how people get trapped with their own desire for power, or for attention.
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But the motivation behind remote exorcisms isn't inherently born out of the desire for convenience.
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But their optimism is tempered by their desire for something more tangible than public sentiment.
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Would I have to hide this symbol of my latent desire for more, more, more?
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This could go against the desire for a company to be acquired for strategic reasons.
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With this came the desire for more sounds and so we picked up other instruments.
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Voters' negative views of our current political system are coupled with a desire for reform.
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Their love for their father is understandable, but their desire for murder really defines them.
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Gun research funding is extremely limited, even if the desire for more data is there.
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The potential, and desire, for autonomous home and work devices has existed for some time.
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The defendants accuse Sanchez of being driven by money and a desire for more publicity.
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Angela Merkel has struck a soothing tone, insisting on Europe's desire for a prosperous Turkey.
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Within this paradigm, "leaning in" is fundamentally about abdicating responsibility or desire for substantive change.
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Trump's private lawyer Rudy Giuliani was an impelling force behind the desire for such investigations.
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It helps with GE's desire for ideas that are contemporary and relevant to younger audiences.
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Vahana is only the latest attempt to achieve the long-held desire for personal flight.
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Every Thursday night, I sit down armed with my phone, facts, and desire for change.
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In this , we learn more about Glass' teenage years, influences, and desire for self-care.
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Lately, even the justices have spoken openly about their desire for a more diverse judiciary.
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London's music industry was hidebound, but it also had an insatiable desire for new hits.
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Another section deals with the desire for a "Hollywood smile" that has driven modern dentistry.
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We made no secret of our desire for the show to remain where it was.
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I know it's completely eradicated my need and desire for a smaller laptop for travel.
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"They share my desire for political leadership that is inclusive, not divisive," Ryan told reporters.
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The Chinese consumer's desperate desire for four-wheeled transport has, to some extent, been sated.
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Their aim was to draw international attention to Croatia's desire for national independence from Yugoslavia.
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His desire for an all-threat alliance may have come a few votes too late.
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These works, in conversation with Arnold's, demonstrate how the desire for representation evolves across generations.
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No doubt a desire for fair trade is leading President Trump down his present course.
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She told Spencer to direct his desire for a relationship with Riley to Riley herself.
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Excessive desire—for sex and/or childbirth—was considered the likely root of the disease.
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A company produces your desire for a barbecue, and then produces the barbecue you desire.
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He tells me he's only ever shared his desire for down with a few girls.
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Eventually Slovak citizens' desire for honest, efficient government will find champions in the political arena.
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In truth, the affair seemed to intensify his desire for a different sort of life.
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Why it matters: Trump's newfound desire for bipartisanship is putting his conservative base in jeopardy.
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Often we reach for the phone out of a desire for the hit of dopamine.
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These factors bring out normal human traits of self-interest and the desire for prestige.
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The desire for a low-margin assembler to move up the value chain is understandable.
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Our desire for change needs to reflect our compassion for one another versus our contempt.
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Very possibly the guiding ideology is a desire for absolute power, rather than Marxist idealism.
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Greed and the desire for power often lead to unconscionable acts of fraud and deceit.
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Still, Russia has leverage given Damascus's desire for continued military support to eliminate rebel strongholds.
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The Arab Spring similarly demonstrated that the desire for freedom and democracy knows no borders.
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He has also expressed a desire for broader reforms of the party in recent speeches.
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We all have a strong desire for control, since the lack of it is scary.
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Because of a legacy of Mao Zedong and the Communist Party's desire for unified control.
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While your recipients may differ wildly, the desire for comfort and relaxation is near-universal.
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Symbolizing the desire for democracy and freedom was the common dream of the Chinese people.
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But many of them shared a deep desire for change and echoed Juju222's hopelessness.
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While Hacienda de la Paz was born out of a desire for luxurious living quarters ...
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After all, advertisers have tapped into consumers' aspirations and desire for upward mobility for years.
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Meek has been very vocal about his situation and his desire for criminal justice reform.
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Despite his deep desire for solitude, Mr. Davies was often the subject of unsolicited publicity.
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Focus your energy on your desire for these qualities, and visualize them in the flame.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, for his part, has repeatedly expressed a desire for Taliban talks.
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The desire for such solutions is understandable, given some of the grave social problems involved.
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So, for me personally, it kind of satisfied my desire for that side of it.
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That approach would fulfill Trump's desire for a deal, but it won't generate Arab backing.
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His words echoed the desire for black folk to be confident in their self-worth.
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Yet Houston insists that its desire for Big 21.5 membership transcends football, and even sports.
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But she wasn't prepared for her unrelenting desire for a nice, juicy piece of meat.
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They, too, were largely students -- but driven by the desire for social and political freedoms.
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Their official position was a desire for a unity government with Mr. Netanyahu's party, Likud.
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Most of the chapters in my book are about a fundamental human desire for survival.
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She touches upon the very real desire for human connection in an increasingly disconnected world.
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Brewer said Starbucks customers' desire for immediacy and convenience contributed, in part, to the decision.
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Minaya subverts stereotypes of sexiness by refusing to indulge our desire for the perfect body.
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He said he had heard — and understood — their desire for a faster pace of change.
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As the rate of heroin usage began climbing, the desire for more potent opioids increased.
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Asked what her dream was for her career, Anisimova expressed a desire for instant gratification.
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That global inspiration—plus a desire for a healthier snack—motivated Poorvi Patodia's Biena Snacks.
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It was really about the family members and their search and their desire for justice.
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Responses to crime are often fueled by fear and prejudice and raw desire for revenge.
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But alongside this desire for justice is a deep well of anger, which June recognizes.
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Fast fashion, then, appears to be the simple solution to appease our desire for novelty.
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" Mr. Cox said, "She had a battle with inner demons and a desire for solitude.
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His desire for an audience with the pope rhymes with hers to meet her idol.
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"The camera was, for me, more an expression of my desire for adventures," she says.
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Depending on one's desire for narrative unity, this can feel, at times, a bit jarring.
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"There seems to be a great desire for someone to do something," Professor Nielsen said.
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"There is a desire for beauty that we feel in this painting," Mr. Mikhailovsky said.
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Investment managers have also debuted cheaper ESG funds to satisfy investor desire for lower costs.
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Hong Kong protests have been a useful reminder that human desire for freedom is universal.
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Nevertheless, the loss and pain of the separation persists, as does the desire for reunion.
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And the hang-up (once again) is President Donald Trump's desire for a border wall.
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United Community said the "real issue" was a desire for political control over the programs.
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Salvini said Oettinger's comments were "threatening" and showed a "German desire for hegemony and control".
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It was a kind of listening tour, convincing him of the people's desire for reform.
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They cite a desire for a less dysfunctional White House as much as anything else.
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It explored how their desire for equality threw other areas of their lives into doubt.
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Most people reject ObamaCare insurance based on cost, confusion, and a desire for consumer freedom.
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If Tillerson is serious about his desire for diplomacy, he needs women at the table.
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If a desire for wealth propels "Parasite," then class differences are the film's foundation. Mrs.
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The other thing I suppressed, besides Baha's admissions of fear, was his desire for police.
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Is it working-class despair, channeled into a desire for people who spout easy slogans?
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Even the original content Apple is investing in plays to this desire for family comfort.
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This book is deliberately structured to thwart the reader's desire for a traditional narrative arc.
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"There seems to be a great desire for someone to do something," Professor Nielsen said.
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"There is such a public desire for an answer to this mystery," Mr. Gillespie said.
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Swiss Made watches remain a top desire for the Chinese consumer, across all price points.
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Comey thinks Giuliani is a showman with an insatiable desire for public attention and acclaim.
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It's trying to convince, cajole and, if that fails, suppress a desire for immediate pleasure.
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Was the prosecution driven not by geopolitical concerns but by a businessman's desire for revenge?
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Those initiatives, together with increasingly isolationist infrastructure, points to a desire for markedly increased control.
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" He also noted that "the court rejected the plaintiffs' desire for a free-market system.
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In the past he has repeatedly stressed his desire for a warm relationship with Putin.
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That's why, aside from the obvious desire for freedom, I want my hair for Christmas.
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We wage so many battles to direct and shape our desire for our love objects.
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But what unifies us all is that struggle, pain, and the desire for self improvement.
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The researchers also found that recalling one's inauthenticity led to a desire for self-cleansing.
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"While I understand the desire for more unlicensed WiFi spectrum, the desire for better Pokemon Go play cannot be compared to the 35,85033 motor vehicles deaths every year," DeFazio wrote in a letter to the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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Their desire for ulum-i-jadid, or new sciences, had become a matter of national security.
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Washington, which has expressed its desire for a multilateral solution, will be closely watching these talks.
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We see so-called "social practice," the well-funded bureaucratization of alienated people's desire for community.
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"For a long time, the desire for a child didn't preoccupy me," Kruger told the outlet.
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Our problem with packaging and single-use items goes beyond the desire for an easy dinner.
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Lucia, a young woman with limited financial resources, isn't apologetic about her desire for an abortion.
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For men with masochistic preferences, the desire for denial and humiliation may also lead toward cuckolding.
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Instead, realpolitik and the desire for stability are almost certain to trump any idealism about democracy.
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Now, the only driving force she's got left is rage, bitterness and a desire for revenge.
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Streaming services get crowded with horror movies in October, capitalizing on viewers' desire for seasonal scares.
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Throughout his presidential campaign, Trump repeated over and over his desire for closer Washington-Moscow ties.
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One look at the budget's cover might well raise questions about the president's desire for compromise.
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He becomes their stand-in, acting upon this group's desire for revenge against their perceived foes.
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And they expressed a desire for group hierarchy instead of equality, with their group on top.
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Unfortunately, Game of Thrones' creators have no desire for the youngest Greyjoy to experience real joy.
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"The more extrajudicial killings take place, the more there will be desire for revenge," he said.
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"Trump's remarks reflect his persistent desire for allies to pay more for their defense," she said.
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In Thelma's case, it's her desire for a fellow classmate, Anja (Kaya Wilkins) that unmoors her.
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Rhodes, however, said Obama had always been transparent about his desire for a deal with Iran.
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For years, employees and human-resources professionals spoke of the ubiquitous desire for ''work-family balance.
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Japan has made clear its desire for a stronger group solution at this G-20 meeting.
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Despite her desire for implication, and tendency to stress participation, Piper is also a famous refuser.
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Pisces is a deeply emotional sign, but less known is Pisces' desire for knowledge and understanding.
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Prosecutors cited Watts' desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for the killings.
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Not only is truth elusive, it has been buried beneath the desire for a political gain.
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Is the wise older woman a character born of Plath's desire for a strong female mentor?
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But that does not mean the West and Ukraine should shelve their desire for closer ties.
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If you've got the time, money, and urgent desire for UHD now, then pick it up.
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"We need to hook up capitalism's desire for growth to a system that's regenerative," he says.
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" She also said they relayed Tump's "desire for as much openness as possible under the law.
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This belief increasingly combines with a parental desire for an education that reflects the modern world.
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And the mounting desire for something cataclysmic that could change their trajectory strikes me as dangerous.
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For whom do I root in this epic saga of sexual desire for rubbery corn syrup?
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However, considering millennials' desire for fresh, healthful, and sustainable food options, this stat actually makes sense.
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Both seemed expressions of a desire for intimacy, but where men communicated wants, women communicated trauma.
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So did its desire for a set of populist reforms which it calls the "Fourth Republic".
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Both candidates have expressed a desire for more infrastructure spending and both are strong on defense.
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The growing desire for flexibility among many workers has created a need to consider new approaches.
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The desire for her, coded by the green paisley, transferred over to fuzzy leaves, bristled vines.
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"Brexit means Brexit," she said, adding the vote showed the depth of a desire for change.
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And although the desire for communality does encourage social solidarity, it can also mean excluding strangers.
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Apparently, the economic realities of our world have stirred up a desire for meaning over money.
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Despite his desire for warmer relations, the Senate and the House may have closed that window.
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Indian mobile users' desire for 4G capable phones with more advanced features is driving the trend.
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Games, and media objects that evoke games, trigger a deep desire for solvency in some people.
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Convenience, stress reduction and wanting the latest technology also motivated their desire for semi-autonomous features.
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Despite the companies' desire for action this year, the DACA protections don't expire till March 5.
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Americans have expressed a desire for more government help by double-digit margins throughout Trump's presidency.
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Kjellberg says his intentions for creating the gun come from a desire for more personal security.
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That reflects a desire for independence that his brother, Andrea, also pursues as chairman of illycaffe.
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FULFILLING the Conservative Party's desire for a "seven-day NHS" was never going to be easy.
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In fact, all three job postings mention a desire for experience in international or emerging markets.
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The pope's visit is highlighting many Poles' desire for priests who will listen, rather than judge.
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The desire for politics to entertain was one of the things that gave us President Trump.
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Many voiced a desire for OutFront Media, the company that owns the billboard, to remove it.
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You were a little more connected than usual to a desire for the music to work.
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Also in the "continuing" bucket is the US government's desire for backdoor access to private data.
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And his deep desire for privacy had the opposite effect: It drew the attention of neighbors.
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The business was born out of his own desire for speedier and more effective language tools.
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Employees of the Amazon-owned grocer also expressed a "strong desire" for better communication, he said.
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We want autonomy at work and to not be micromanaged because of our desire for control.
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But that's more of a reminder of my own bad habits than his desire for McDonald's.
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The images, which play into our collective desire for defiance, look like things we've seen before.
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But there seems to be a ceiling for populism, and some baseline public desire for efficacy.
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To make the desire for importance be something that serves you, rather than something you serve.
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Ross' personal experiences with Type 1 diabetes fueled her desire for a sugar-free cocktail product.
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Sistani, too, has expressed a desire for peaceful negotiation, but his comments have been too general.
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In fact, he needs to adopt inclusive policies that seek to underscore peoples' desire for compromise.
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Trump has long expressed a desire for better relations with Moscow, even as Washington tightens sanctions.
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Trump has long expressed a desire for a display of the military's might in the capital.
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The term "asexual" broadly refers to someone who doesn't experience sexual attraction or desire for sex.
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Putin's desire for higher growth comes at a tricky time for Russia, both economically and politically.
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"But there's a strong desire for flights to Cuba from all across the country," Morrissey added.
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The emotional desire for stability in union is understandable, but it comes at a high price.
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There is just you, your desire for expansion, and their existence as obstacles on that path.
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Part of Bernie's success lies in its ability to quickly gratify our desire for human contact.
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Her quotidian photographs, titled only with their location and date, impede our desire for fulsome stories.
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The oil industry's desire for the oil plus the new credit make the economics work today.
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And again, I guess I keep hoping that the desire for just more is still there.
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The key value — one shared by Chinese and American millennials — is the desire for new experiences.
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The way he sees it, the desire for bipartisanship just reflects an intra-party Republican impasse.
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These crimes represent the son's unconscious hatred for his mother, superimposed on sexual desire for her.
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Georgian President Georgy Margvelashvili said there was a desire for all people to live in dignity.
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Apparently, pizza Rat was not just a figment of the internet's overactive desire for gross videos.
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Democrats win this time, but eventually the desire for change will outlast even their favorable demographics.
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"Several of these suppliers (are) even expressing their desire for additional business with Citgo," it added.
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Consumers' desire for more convenience is one contributing factor to the decline of canned tuna consumption.
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Personality languishes, and desire has been almost completely erased—except, of course, the desire for nothing.
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Our sources say Houston was relayed to the media to protect the family's desire for privacy.
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An overwhelming desire for low-fat dessert-like foods swept over the United States in 1988.
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But there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the desire for private conversation — even among public officials.
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Sales figures support his belief that there's a popular desire for this approach to the text.
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Now it is the Ukraine standoff that is complicating his desire for a friendly get together.
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Social media and phone calls are not replacing my desire for closer face-to-face contact.
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Social media and phone calls are not replacing my desire for closer face-to-face contact.
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Despite my own positive experience and my desire for it to not matter, it absolutely does.
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Then came a brutal diagnosis, and a burning desire for a final journey with each one.
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The original creators programmed the AIs with a desire for guests that borders on the sexual.
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Mr. Trump's possible crimes are inextricable from his desire for unilateral control of the federal government.
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Other people struggle with desire for other reasons, such as a past experience of sexual trauma.
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But her love for her younger sister, Abby (Tatum Marilyn Hall), hinders her desire for retribution.
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It's something we tend to respect in others, desire for ourselves, and wish for our children.
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You let the staff know about your desire for privacy with a sign on the door.
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I'm filled with an irrational desire for sentience from the X-ray machine: Tell me everything.
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She says she believes there is a growing desire for Democratic Party representation in the state.
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In the end, the nation's desire for change outweighed any of the misgivings the candidate inspired.
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Perhaps fear of future pain is not as strong as the impulsive desire for savings today.
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These production companies were driven to relocate mainly by the desire for bigger and flashier sets.
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Cast in this light, it's not hard to understand a legislator's desire for a handcrafted district.
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This desire for children to express their autonomy frequently turns getting dressed into a pitched battle.
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An automotive engineer, he left no detail unexamined; his desire for facts bordered on an obsession.
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Trump is an incorrigible acclaim-seeker who has been open about his desire for a Nobel.
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For Conway's grandparents, building a fortune was driven by a desire for well-being and security.
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The unspoken suggestion was that the non-white world shared no such desire for the divine.
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The desire for prompt payment may invite risks of payment inaccuracy, including increased risk of fraud.
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Trump's desire for privacy and her even greater need to protect 13-year-old son, Barron.
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But Gelman said the desire for women to "link arms" with one another was already there.
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In theory, the maturation of the internet should have killed off the desire for zines entirely.
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Bernie Sanders is the Democratic frontrunner, and he is effectively tapping into a desire for change.
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At 49, I was just about there myself, and terrified of losing my desire for sex.
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He seems to have been brought into being by the old man's desire for a son.
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The book hinges on her desire for an education; it's what drives her throughout the book.
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The only answer is that the desire for change is so great that it transcended policy.
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Turkey's support, analysts say, is tied to Ankara's desire for access to Eastern Mediterranean gas drilling.
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Do you think there has been a big desire for something like this since Skate 3 ?
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We can hope that our next president's profound desire for both leads him to embrace civility.
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Some research suggests that artificially sweetened drinks can increase one's appetite and the desire for sweets.
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And like any addiction, their desire for ever-greater entitlement — and attendant sense of grandiosity — grew.
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But their desire for sweet and fatty foods significantly increased when they consumed the spicy soup.
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They lived in unimaginable trauma, but shared one unanimous and clear message: their desire for justice.
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It plays to similar impulses as drug experimentation, including sensation-seeking and the desire for independence.
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The accusers, Vanessa Tyson and Meredith Watson, have both expressed a desire for Fairfax to resign.
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But more fundamentally, Novitch told VICE Impact, she's heard from these sessions a desire for education.
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Throughout our interview, Kojima expressed a desire for Death Stranding to offer a similarly edifying experience.
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It's often because the success breeds a desire for control that the venture sought to avoid.
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These images celebrate Bernie Sanders's improbable rise on the wave of a shared desire for revolution.
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His right index finger is raised, connoting both his desire for her and warning to us.
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One study concluded that chewing gum suppresses appetite, especially the desire for sweets, and reduces snack intake.
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Aquarians are the rebels of the zodiac with a unique worldview and a strong desire for independence.
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And, paradoxically, a powerful desire for the esteem of others, for affirmation, and, yes, even for love.
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This desire for compromise comes as politics has become a dominant topic for Americans of all stripes.
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After all, Trump has openly and privately said he has no desire for a war with Iran.
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Instant Articles combines Facebook's desire for a smoother user experience with a huge benefit to its business.
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Mr Gottlieb has also criticised the agency for having a culture that values "excessive desire for certainty".
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Its ambition for SLBMs expresses its desire for a second-strike capability to enhance its nuclear deterrence.
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The desire for radical change in Washington trumped -- ahem -- absolutely everything else in these critical voters' mind.
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Ng echoed the desire for more dedicated research which spans boundaries between different areas of theoretical physics.
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It doesn't matter how much Colton spends "Week 4" defending Becca's desire for honesty from her suitors.
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The survey also found a key restaurant challenge is customers' desire for certain foods and diet restrictions.
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But Brodjonegoro said the strengthening dollar was the driver rather than a conscious desire for weaker currencies.
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Beyond a penchant for additional ink, I was driven to get it by the desire for clarity.
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" On Wednesday, Trump repeated his desire for "strong borders" and accused Clinton of wanting "to give amnesty.
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Since so many of us had lockets growing up, these definitely tap into our desire for nostalgia.
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The jargon the gang-stalking community employs is almost combative, implying a desire for order and control.
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Hence the desire for their dorms to be surrogate homes and not places to experience intellectual growth.
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"), desire for connection in an increasingly connected world ("translate 'love'"), and innate curiosity ("how does autotune work?
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Internally, Palmisano says, many were unhappy with the decision, voicing their desire for a more measured response.
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The reason for this target and desire for this level of inflation is a matter of control.
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The campers hail from differing cultures and harbor unique memories, but they share a desire for peace.
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Both stories explore the desire for control over women's bodies, and the lasting trauma of sexual violence.
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Sustaining multiple injuries contributed to his decision, but so did the desire for something new, he said.
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That quick growth was a testament to the largely untapped desire for women competing in e-sports.
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We are confronting three problems for renters in the city: their desire for community, convenience and affordability.
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Repression sows the desire for diversification and a falling yuan reinforces the benefits of holding other currencies.
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Instead, it was the desire for standardization to support CERN's global community that necessitated such a tool.
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You're likely to make some impulsive decisions and, again, your desire for freedom will be very strong.
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It is pure spectacle—video footage, attorneys, Rick Rubin—despite Swift's desire for it not to be.
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Putin has made no secret about his desire for success in international sports, especially at the Olympics.
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There is a sadness that only hunters know, a moment when lament overshadows any desire for celebration.
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There's also a difference in the buildup of desire for women, according to research from Rosemary Basson.
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Rick Johnson spoke at length about his desire for an augmented reality version of Dungeons and Dragons.
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That stake China has in Pakistan will influence Beijing's desire for stability in the region, Krishnan said.
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Even Britain's desire for an exemption from the EU's goal of "ever closer union" caused some resentment.
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The question of why Angilletta was killed comes back to the Honoured Society's ruthless desire for control.
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Posters specify a desire for cuddling — not sex — and they offer up food, drinks, and movies instead.
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He followed that by expressing his desire for Ukraine to investigate the 2016 election and the Bidens.
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Wealth Matters Philanthropists may proclaim their desire for social change, but few, it turns out, follow through.
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After children reach a certain age, most parents give in to their desire for a mobile phone.
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This is great to see, because it sort of ties in with our desire for high stakes.
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Its publicity department increased desire for Apple products by cleverly doling out information to the news media.
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Symbolizing our innate need for optimism and joyful pursuits, Living Coral embodies our desire for playful expression.
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The desire for a third option in the race reflects widespread dissatisfaction with the two likely nominees.
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"We think it has more legs to it," Toms said of the desire for shorter-duration bonds.
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A lost face might disturb a certain desire for individuality, but headlessness morbidly augments these sculptures' femininity.
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Striking that balance between loyalty to tradition and the desire for something new is not always easy.
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The board should convey its desire for discretion by giving clear instructions about keeping the ballots confidential.
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This desire for a new direction also powered Republicans to hold onto the Senate and the House.
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" Seemingly out of a desire for privacy, the caller tells the dispatcher, "Wait, no sirens please, right?
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"We made no secret of our desire for the show to remain where it was," they wrote.
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Given a desire for export diversification and its vocal support for globalization, Ottawa should go all in.
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They serve as a way of signaling a desire for a relationship, be it platonic or romantic.
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We call on the regime to respect its citizens' basic right to express their desire for change.
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Antiregulatory sentiment and a desire for freedom from Brussels's authority were key themes of the Leave campaign.
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Our hatred for the President crushes your desire for Congress to work together to solve real problems.
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The happiest couples get married because of love — not societal pressures or the desire for a family.
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And they have no intention of giving up in their desire for a clear break with Brussels.
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But despite her smiles for the camera and seeming desire for harmony, this woman is not stupid.
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You could actually relax the desire for perfection, Virgo—what matters is that practice makes things happen!
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Passion planet Mars burns it up in Sagittarius for the entire month, awakening your desire for adventure.
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What role do you think the desire for sexual exploration plays in women's decisions to delay marriage?
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He has become the walking example of everything the book talks about—his insatiable desire for status.
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During a pause in filming, Murphy and Mock talked about Murphy's desire for "Pose" to be aspirational.
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They talked about his desire for a shoe deal and a larger hyperbaric chamber at his house.
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Economists named the simultaneous desire for dollars and the danger involved in holding them the Triffin dilemma.
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To satisfy their desire for time to themselves, they decide to split the apartment over a weekend.
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Yet twinned with the desire for consumption is anxiety about such exhibition and how to sustain it.
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The human desire for a strong group identity — and for perceived homogeneity within that group — runs deep.
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Singular devotion to God via celibacy doesn't seem to work with natural desire for sex by men.
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It feeds an intense desire for certainty, better known to psychologists as the need for cognitive closure.
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The growing, though costly, desire for that experience is what brought the five victims together on Sunday.
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Mr. Trump grew frustrated with Mr. Kelly, in part for stalling on the president's desire for tariffs.
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European voters seem to be torn between their desire for change and their nostalgia for the past.
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But there is also a fundamental tension between the media's desire for novelty and the scientific method.
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Connell struggles with depression, while Marianne has a masochistic streak that verges on a desire for annihilation.
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Biden, much more of an incrementalist, has long been skeptical of Sanders's desire for wide-ranging change.
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They express, in surveys and social media, desire for a strongman-style leader and raw majority rule.
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The urge may arise from an individual's desire for self-discovery or need to feel more alive.
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RE: FIRST WORDS Jane Coaston wrote about the conservative movement's base and its desire for radical change.
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When their ranks and resources hit a critical mass, their desire for political cover can get traction.
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Donald Trump has struggled to get the military to execute his desire for a withdrawal from Syria.
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The romance with open-ended days has long faded, replaced by a near crushing desire for structure.
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The desire for immediate solutions is entirely understandable — who wouldn't want to save children's lives right now?
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But too often strong-arm tactics only breed more fighters — and fighters with a desire for revenge.
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Political analysts predict the process will be quick, because voters have made clear their desire for change.
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As a generation, you demonstrate a leaning toward feminism, and a desire for equality between the sexes.
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The desire for the two camps to end hostilities notwithstanding, there are real systemic issues at play.
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Kim also expressed a desire for a peaceful resolution to the decades-old conflict with South Korea.
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Trump&aposs desire for such an investigation is a major part of the impeachment inquiry into him.
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He stood athwart their nativist desire for a country pure in its Anglo-Saxon and Protestant origins.
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The advertisement for it, written by the artist himself, was naked in its desire for fulsome recognition.
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"The Glass Castle" wrestles with two conflicting impulses: the longing for order and the desire for wildness.
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We can also redirect our natural desire for esteem and praise to projects that accomplish something productive.
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"There is ample evidence of a desire for short-form content on a mobile device," Carlson says.
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But it's an interesting form of superiority, where it's coupled with a desire for recognition from Americans.
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This desire for directness is best exemplified by the obsession with naming that runs through her novels.
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This perception also included feelings of animosity toward our threatening enemy and an increased desire for retaliation.
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Moments of inaction propelled by personal fears may be rooted in a more universal desire for acceptance.
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"At a time of infinitely frenetic activity and consumption, there's a desire for more simplicity," O'Malley said.
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His dreams of Ava, the novel's Daisy, aren't wrapped up in a desire for fortune and status.
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This desire for something distinct has been the driving force behind Bitcoin adoption since the very beginning.
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The desire for renown as a man of letters came early for Casanova, as most things did.
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There was also a growing desire for the type of transparency for which a union could advocate.
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But Benjamin's wildness, his desire for independence and self-preservation, is also what made him so human.
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Victor White was motivated by grief, anger and a desire for justice, but that was not all.
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As their thwarted friendship suggests, however, history does not always yield to our desire for narrative closure.
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He has repeatedly made clear his desire for a full, fair, independent, impartial, and non-political investigation.
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" He acknowledged that the desire for a trade deal "is a complicating factor, no question about it.
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That same poll showed some waning in the public's desire for Trump to be impeached, as well.
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It takes the Scottish desire for sovereignty for granted (also: the English are greedy and pathologically sadistic).
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Productivity beat the desire for habits that have to do with being financially secure and losing weight.
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Kerr invited the students into the practice, and makes no secret about his desire for gun reform.
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But I get your desire for him to see how stand-up men operate in the world.
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The other thing that we've seen in Europe is an increased desire for more tax enforcement, right?
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Yet Mr. Williams's desire for the state's No. 2 post appears to already have had an effect.
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But I think there's this natural desire for people to feel accepted and show who they are.
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This is especially true when you desire for you art to still dominate in the mainstream marketplace.
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What we have seen is a desire for more intersectionality, which naturally results in more diverse characters.
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Each new generation of students has retained this desire for progress, pushing against their educators when necessary.
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Desire is complicated; racialized desire — that is, desire for another presented to us as forbidden — is perilous.
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As Nascar tried a variety of different packages, the drivers were vocal in their desire for less downforce.
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Mr Madigan is driven, say various close observers, not by ideology but by a raw desire for power.
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"It is a nice utopian effort that shows desire for change from the educated, Westernized elite," he said.
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These personal observations seem more likely to result from my desire for a good relationship with my dogs.
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Stressing Brando's desire for an eco-preserving environment, the resort is powered by solar energy and coconut oil.
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That, more than a desire for great sound quality or terrific connectivity, explains the new Pixel Buds headphones.
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Mendes has also been open about her desire for staying out of the spotlight while raising her daughters.
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The political class has protected itself and its desire for ever-expanding government by glossing over this truth.
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This desire for bold, new flavors has given rise to more global ingredients entering the U.S. culinary space.
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The basic desire for democratic liberties, including access to honest and fact-based journalism, can never be extinguished.
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According to experts, Turkey's desire for Israeli gas may be the impetus needed to finally broker a resolution.
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Attendees prayed over the desire for Lyte and months later she sent a message to Wyche on Match.com.
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My gut says no—that there is too much desire for joy in the all the face-branding.
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Technology trends changing the world as we look ahead The desire for virtual reality is no new revelation.
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He has claimed that he sold tea at a railway platform and thus has no desire for wealth.
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This 183-hour performance resembled a social psych experiment designed to test our patience and desire for change.
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Granted, she's been psychologically eaten up and spit out by Spacer's Choice and its desire for profit margins.
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Today, after a well-regarded spell as foreign minister, he fulfils a desire for competence in troubled times.
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Its seems that Inflatable Island's desire for expansion will be greatly helped by its newest attraction, Unicorn Island.
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That desire for speed is reflected in how quickly the agency plans to make selections of lander designs.
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Janet's desire for secrecy might well have been self-serving, but you weren't wrong to honor your word.
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Richardson's immaculate life — a desire for control intensified by the traumatic premature birth of her youngest daughter, Izzy.
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If you're feeling horny, you tap your button to store your desire for a set period of time.
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And Aerojet has been very vocal about its desire for the AR-1 to fly on the vehicle.
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Pyongyang's desire for an end to enmity could yield much more leverage for Washington than more stringent sanctions.
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Musk has been open about his desire for Tesla to produce a pickup truck for some time now.
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There's not much these players can do when desire for pizza spikes or crashes — each has fixed production.
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There's an opportunity here to show that we have a shared desire for peace and for mutual understanding.
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"[The emails] signaled her desire for a fuller and more emotionally committed relationship," Brafman writes in the brief.
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Still Stephanie soldiered on, looking for a someone who could better understand her deep desire for a baby.
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Content creators can once again leverage desire for high-demand channels to push additional offerings of lesser popularity.
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I watched him rap with a young black church member to illustrate his deep desire for racial harmony.
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But you may find that life circumstances have changed your desire for risk, and adjustments may be appropriate.
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Eventually, the record industry adapted to consumers' desire for streaming, and services like Spotify and Apple Music emerged.
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If there is a reaction, like a good reaction or a desire for more, there could be more.
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Lee added that she wants global leaders including Xi to "hear our demand, our eager desire" for freedom.
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One factor Flurry didn't mention, but seems notable, is users' newer desire for more private socializing and sharing.
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It has long disliked his desire for greater civilian control of relations with India, the army's old enemy.
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However, the phrase also signifies a perverse desire for self-destruction—the decadent and ultimate sense of masochism.
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Nor did they express any special understanding or desire for leniency for Steve Stephens because he was black.
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For instance, a 2009 study found that after developing a smelling disorder, people reported less desire for sex.
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The only poster so far shows Mr Khamenei casting a ballot, signalling his desire for a strong turnout.
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Whatever happens with the Galaxy Fold, the desire for bendable screens is leading to some unusual new technologies.
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Brown is likely sincere in his desire for more gender diversity, Loyola University law professor Jessica Levinson said.
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Bigger picture, the desire for more precise timing technology is unfolding as cyberthreats grow in scale and sophistication.
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"Being victimized by peers resulted in poor psychological functioning, which increased desire for cosmetic surgery," the authors wrote.
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The President spoke about a desire for comprehensive immigration reform while flying to Paris Wednesday night as well.
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Recent episodes of Keeping Up With the Kardashians have shown Kim expressing her desire for a third child.
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The leaders of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras have each taken steps that reflect a desire for change.
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Authorities have cited his desire for a "fresh start" with his mistress as his motive for the killings.
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And yet, somehow, even this basic human desire for autonomy is digested as a wrongdoing on Tran's part.
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Meanwhile, President Hassan Rouhani's convincing re-election means continuity in Iran's desire for greater engagement with the West.
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That her curiosity and passion for knowledge and her desire for more in life were grounds for alienation.
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Scott has made no secret of his desire for the President to become more engaged on this topic.
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Habits gleaned from holidaying, and a desire for a more customised experience, now bleed into the professional sphere.
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But was it just a silly opportunity to reference Kim and the gang's seemingly insatiable desire for attention?
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The goal with the brand — beyond an obvious desire for increased margins — is to attract a younger shopper.
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To the girl, the rubber mask feels like home, a manifestation of her desire for fantasy, celebrity, freedom.
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You know: the desire for something salty and processed, meaty yet noodle-y, good-for-you but not.
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The president last year expressed a desire for a military parade to be held in D.C. on Nov.
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I understand the frustration and the desire for change, but violence simply isn't the way to create it.
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Still in Trump's favor, however, is that most Americans expressed a desire for "significant" economic and political change.
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The top reason for opting out of home ownership is the desire for flexibility, according to the survey.
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Naoto's desire for gender reassignment is deemed irrational and potentially damaging because, really, he'll always be a woman.
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Other surveys suggest that the desire for a more inclusive form of capitalism is becoming more widely held.
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But what Ms. Stemme suggests is that Elektra has become a daughter paralyzed by her desire for revenge.
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Twitter's public desire for a measure of the "health" of its platform follows a similar acknowledgment from Facebook.
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But the view now is that Emefiele suits Buhari, playing to the president's desire for a strong currency.
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In Sanandaj the crowd waved the flag of Kurdistan, a banned symbol for the Kurds' desire for independence.
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China's desire for more soybeans and agricultural products is helping drive the need for more farmland in Brazil.
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This desire for more planting area has helped fuel the fires burning thousands of acres of Amazon rainforest.
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The 2018 election could credibly be read as the country's "Trump moment," a desire for something—anything—different.
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It's a desire for people to love me for no other reason than I am who I am.
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Both versions, meanwhile, would create a space military branch in line with Trump's desire for a Space Force.
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Why is the desire for recognition—or identity politics, as Fukuyama also calls it—a threat to liberalism?
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But as the fight over the Lee mural demonstrated, Mr. Kaine's desire for compromise sometimes left raw feelings.
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Thus, thirst -- or the "deep-seated desire for water" -- is rarely "broken" when healthy people die from dehydration.
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Right now, D.C.'s lack of voting rights and desire for statehood continues to be a non-issue.
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To many African-Americans, the gubernatorial campaign of Democrat Stacey Abrams rekindled a desire for an autonomous space.
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The challenge will be to transform our individual anxiety into a collective desire for a dignified human future.
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Changes in technology often result from the desire for increased efficiency in systems that are already in place.
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This is the legacy of Watergate, and that suspicion of political corruption fuels the desire for outsider candidates.
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It's one of several moments in the novel that links the desire for freedom with violation or violence.
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If Jamie fought Randall only to satisfy his own desire for revenge, his motives seem callous and cold.
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But a persistent theme to Soret's remarks is a desire for a kind of apolitical or passive progressivism.
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I was wondering if you ever see a desire for social justice in David, championing—Oh yeah, definitely.
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It can be found even in the desire for a practice to look or feel a certain way.
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But it's hard to untangle his thirsty shot selection and the desire for a new contract this summer.
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William's creatures see us looking, with torment and a desire for dignity seeming to exude from every eye.
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His conscience was his guide in appreciating Israeli democracy and the people of Israel's unceasing desire for peace.
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Johnson stepped down after Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her government's desire for a softer version of Brexit.
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She says sex just isn't "a big part" of our relationship, but my desire for her is unflagging.
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That is particularly true of Mr. Kushner, who, critics say, shares his father-in-law's desire for control.
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More heartening, though, Rogers said much of the Google searches center around a clear desire for useful information.
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Yet there were notable exceptions, including in industrial Saguenay where the desire for national self-determination remains strong.
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Despite the cross-border fire, analysts watching the region say there's little desire for further conflict — for now.
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They were driven back into contact with the living by anger, by love, by the desire for revenge.
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Pretty soon, the only thing left of the original program was its name and the desire for reunion.
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Seeking to downplay the rift, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang reiterated a desire for cooperation on trade.
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Studies indicate that the effort to communicate the emotion is driven by a desire for closeness with others.
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That casts aside the desire for control of Qualtrics' founders, but it may still be a smart choice.
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Although Home Rule was rebuffed by parliamentary Conservatives in London, Parnell's popularity signaled a growing desire for independence.
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Driving also puts you in a position where you are periodically having to overrule your desire for revenge.
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Their desire for self-control was measured beforehand and, in some experiments, manipulated to be higher or lower.
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Consumers' desire for exotic plants and animals has brought about the slow death of ecosystems around the world.
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But calling the desire for permanent punishment crude does not render it irrational however unpopular it might be.
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She described Medicaid expansion as a striking counterexample, where political preferences have sometimes outweighed the desire for resources.
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The class includes many pregnant young immigrants who have not expressed an interest in or desire for abortions.
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But the appeals court said the need to correct inaccurate Medicare payments outweighed the agency's desire for finality.
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Statuettes of women with big bellies and of couples locked in embrace suggested a desire for a child.
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For whatever reason, be it political tribalism or the desire for lower taxes, they voted for him anyway.
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The attack "confirms without doubt that the Houthis have no desire for peace", Hadi said in a statement.
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But they had also sparked a desire for the potentially unnecessary, as newfangled things are prone to do.
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What does feel new is the marketing of coziness to a generation defined by their desire for it.
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And Trump hasn't exactly been shy about his desire for Senate Republicans to stand strong against the resolution.
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But the desire for affordable, throwaway fashion persists, squeezing wages for the workers who stitch most Western clothes.
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Before 2008, Anthony expressed his desire for victory in a first-person article in The New York Times.
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The Trump administration, by contrast, has broadcast the president's desire for a one-on-one pact with Japan.
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Of course, such activities do not necessarily translate into a desire for a more assertive national defense policy.
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But responding to Mr. Ahmadinejad's desire for a political rebirth might require a more finessed response, analysts said.
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What's worse, Obama's desire for a nuclear deal, at almost any cost, made the U.S. ignore Iranian threats.
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Yet more than one-third of all black voters surveyed expressed a desire for "someone else" to run.
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In the meantime, proponents are hoping to appeal to Mr. Trump's oft-stated desire for a big deal.
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He's spoken of having "wanted out" before, as well as his desire for a semblance of regular life.
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It places Amazon Catholics in a delicate position, forced to temper their desire for change with religious obedience.
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It's not surprising that the desire for takeoff comes first, whether to a kid or to civilization itself.
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Road trips meet travelers' desire for "experiential travel" and "ways to intimately engage with their destination," she added.
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Wherever you land, it's hard to deny that with the new season comes a rekindled desire for change.
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Third and finally, Trump expressed a desire for a more regionally-based effort to address challenges in Afghanistan.
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You can't stealth edit out the inherent desire for violence creeping into the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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The desire for change is partly driven by a realization that Eskom is more fragile than many believed.
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Menarche, the gateway to womanhood, is seen as proof that women are viable objects of desire for men.
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Inchoate and uncertain though this discomfort may be, it is an expression of desire for a new order.
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Memory makes the past feel good with no desire for analytical distance or for recalling the hard parts.
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The internet made this desire for change real, new and immediate for anyone who cared to see it.
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Despite his desire for an AUMF, Obama will say America will go after ISIS with or without it.
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MORE benefitted from the public's desire for change away from Bush policies and anger over a growing recession.
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After reciting a section from the Quran, he stressed the desire for more cooperation with the United States.
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The securities industry miscalculated the public's desire for the fiduciary rule by shoving it down their clients' throats.
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They'll have to balance the desire for lower costs with their need to build a sufficient provider network.
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Guterres said growing demands from citizens, particularly young people, have shown there is widespread desire for climate action.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, told "Trading Nation" the desire for a split is understandable but misguided.
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With Gaza's economy in tatters, it appears to have little desire for another round of fighting with Israel.
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Many people living along the border, including Mexican immigrants, say they understand the desire for strong border security.
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We want to hear how you are thinking about and addressing the desire for balance in your life.
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For reasons that probably have to do with the deep-seated fan desire for ¿quien es mas macho?
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But in the case of Grizzly Bear, it seems more accurate than a mere desire for group amity.
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For Vincenzo Scarpetta, policy analyst at Open Europe, the desire for a basic income is not unique to Switzerland.
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But it's also due to a strong desire for Jeep's name and style in many places around the world.
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A strong desire for information is the reason for the higher overall engagement with the news media, Edelman said.
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Yep, this jerk cat's disloyal diablerie has been exposed for what it was — a selfish desire for two mums.
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Stimson's measure of mood shows a bottoming-out in desire for liberal public policy at around that same time.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) found a clever way to explain Trump's indecipherable desire for the Republican health care bill.
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Deneuve insists on seeing the sites of Israeli destruction, indicating a desire for a fetishistic encounter with catastrophic debris.
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But for the Chinese Communist Party, preserving Hong Kong's financial role still trumps the desire for more political control.
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The performance shows "mainstream consumers' desire for plant-based meat products in the United States and internationally," he said.
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However, MiFID II exempts larger deals handled by SIs, acknowledging investors' desire for anonymity to limit the market impact.
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At the start of Dirty John, it's easy to assume John is motivated by a simple desire for money.
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The actress has been open about her desire for privacy when it comes to her first and only child.
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The last thing he needs is to fight his desire for Alessia, whose troubles have followed her to London.
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But in recent months Britons' desire for new iPads and sofas has outpaced their ability to pay for them.
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Burck suggested that media groups are motivated by a desire for "eyeballs and clicks" in seeking the video's release.
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This desire for anonymity sheds light on one of the most pervasive and crippling aspects of CHSP: the shame.
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Helped mightily by his wealth (he spent $74 million), the city's desire for strong business leadership after the Sept.
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Yet there are signs that a real desire for change just might be in the rarefied air at Davos.
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The women who launched the #MeToo movement are impelled by a similar desire for respect; so even are Islamists.
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His ear for a tune and for what made a hit record combined with Ms Jett's desire for toughness.
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Morgan was driven by "his desire for vengeance, to make those others hurt the way he hurt," Engebretson said.
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The desire for great wedding photos — and the permanence of that wedding album — has been around forever, of course.
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She had five hours to transform herself into an object of desire for younger men; I've had five minutes.
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That's right—couples who watch porn together tend to feel more, not less, passion and desire for each other.
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We don't know if it was a matter of lack of time, desire for money, or mere unintentional negligence.
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"[Matt Nye] was an object of desire for Wenner, a walking, talking status symbol among his friends," Hagan writes.
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Prosecutors have said it was this selfish desire for a "fresh start" that motivated what happened early on Aug.
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At best the desire for land reform is an understandable reflection of the enduring inequalities caused by white rule.
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It's a hefty part, and speaks to Young's desire for roles that push her out of her comfort zone.
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You can also have a neutral desire for control while wanting to give or receive sensation, and vice versa.
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Leaders like Mr Trump combine the politician's desire for low interest rates with a reckless urge to undermine institutions.
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The committee process for Obamacare took many arduous months, which would have conflicted with the GOP's desire for speed.
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If that ends up contributing to domestic inflation, Trump's desire for a rate cut will look even less realistic.
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