And I know their desire to get better, their desire to compete and their desire to be champions.
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We've seen a desire to get dirt, a desire to work with the Russians, a desire to contact the Russians," Himes told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Does your desire to create music stem from a desire to help people?
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The desire to learn is driven by the desire to solve the puzzle.
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The desire to avoid those feelings overrides the immediate desire to get lit up.
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"There's the desire to be beautiful and the desire to be self-expressive," Wiley reflected.
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Women's desire to be autonomous, for instance, could be turned into a desire to buy smokes.
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Between the desire to move, and the desire to not have people move to where you are.
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Through the light of history, that desire to be relevant translates into a desire to be remembered.
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It's the child's desire to play that matters, not the parent's desire to have the child play.
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"A desire to figure out how things work, the desire to poke and twist and remix the world."
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For her, the desire to be tattooed is intertwined with a desire to be owned in a relationship.
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So I believe that's where it came from, just a desire to gather, a desire to spend time together.
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His desire to know what happens becomes indistinguishable from his desire to witness Dorothy undergo increasingly degrading sexual situations.
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His February 4, 1968, sermon was, in part, an examination and takedown of "a desire to be out front, a desire to lead the parade, a desire to be first," when it comes to monetary possessions.
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The franchise is stalling in part because its desire to be edgy won't line up with its desire to be traditional.
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In many other areas as well, the desire to control things has won out over the desire to reform and liberalize.
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It's not a weird desire to sleep with your father; it's just a desire to heal things whether conscious or unconscious.
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The only way to be who you desire to be and do what you desire to do is to break free.
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So far he has proceeded carefully, balancing a desire to take action with a desire to keep his political base happy.
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But the underpinnings; the desire to work against narrative cliché, the desire to remove expository dialogue and the desire to inject my personal struggles and emotions from my own life into all of this; that all remained the same.
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To claim that autonomy means the desire to die somehow exceeds the desire to live runs deeply counter to our human nature.
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A new tolerance for debt will help paper over the differences between Trump's desire to spend and Republicans' desire to cut taxes.
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Trump's seesaw: Donald Trump's desire to cut taxes and regulation works at cross purposes with his desire to see a weaker dollar.
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But as politicians in Washington have made clear that they have no desire to address this issue, no desire to stand up to the N.R.A., no desire to stop treating these deaths as collateral damage, those seeking change must change tactics.
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The causes for my eating disorder ran along the usual lines: depression, an inability to express my rage, a desire to exert control, a desire to feel less, a desire to have my body express the things my voice could not.
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Your desire to see the world and have a spiritual journey is matched only by your desire to stay home and veg out.
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This means that the economic desire to save money on taxes competes with a larger desire to be part of a lovely world.
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Mismatched libidos come in all forms, from the amount of sex we desire to the ways in which we desire to have it.
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" She explained, "The causes for my eating disorder ran along the usual lines: depression, an inability to express my rage, a desire to exert control, a desire to feel less, a desire to have my body express the things my voice could not.
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But Ron's desire to sell Otto to Uber was fueled by a desire to commercialize self-driving trucks, he testified during the Alphabet trial.
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"It's not like people woke up without a desire to be informed or without a desire to have trusted, vetted information sources," she says.
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The reality is that it's probably a combination of the two: Both a real desire to diversify and a real desire to answer critics.
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Indeed, the desire to teach the same course instead of developing new ones reflects a desire to clear academic time for research and writing.
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Although she likes taking off her clothes for other people, she seems driven less by the desire to transgress than the desire to please.
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He's still caught between his evident desire to avoid blame for DACA recipients' deportation, and his desire to keep his anti-immigrant base fired up.
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You no longer need to choose between your desire to enjoy a delicious burger and your desire to spare animals or the environment from harm.
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Some hope that sponsors' desire to stay clear of tainted names, and fans' desire to see clean competition, could act as a check on doping.
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Anorexia nervosa, lack of appetite or desire to eat, is an emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat.
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This desire to use everything speaks to Acheson's desire to engage painting with everyday life, which includes the guiding spirits one brings into the studio.
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His desire to succeed never seemed to stem as much from competitive fire as it did from a desire to honor the task before him.
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We know that Kim has previously focused on his desire to reunify the peninsula, heralding a desire to "write a new history" of national reunification.
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The tension between Jaime's desire to do the right thing and his desire to continue being in romantic love with his sibling reaches a breaking point.
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"There was always this desire to build stuff," he explained to me, and also clearly a desire to make some money on those projects, to boot.
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I didn't have to work at these things, the desire to smoke and drink just went away, along with the desire to stay pissed at pops.
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By the late '20193s, Hollywood's desire to mold Lincoln into a sexy starlet was at odds with the singer's own desire to embrace her natural beauty.
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And the real question is, is that motivated by the desire to sort of crack NATO or is that really motivated by a desire to strengthen NATO?
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"I don't have any desire to go forward with these ladies, I don't have any desire to go forward with John even at this point," she said.
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Having no desire to stay, and no desire to go, she'd sunk back down on the edge of Mark's bed and felt the remote control under her.
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Expanding our current housing voucher program to cover all low-income families would rebalance landlords' desire to make a living and tenants' desire to have a home.
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Somewhere between the desire to celebrate and the enduring desire to épater lies the artist Rachel Whiteread's Daybed, designed in 1999 for the British furniture company SCP.
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I think this desire to be the next Mark Zuckerberg, this desire to have the next Facebook is incredibly toxic, and we have to move past that.
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Now I write fan fiction both out of a desire to expand on fictional worlds and out of a desire to correct fictional worlds, in a sense.
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For those reasons, the president probably acted out of a desire to change the narrative, out of a desire to take the head ref off the court.
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But the details of this tax bill are less consistent with an honest desire to achieve certain principled changes to the tax code — to make it simpler, or more pro-investment, or more tilted at taxing consumption rather than income — than with a desire to get the tax deal done fast, a desire to help important constituencies, and a desire to thumb the eyes of perceived ideological enemies.
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The desire to find your own spiritual path and the desire to be rich and famous seem like opposites, but they are both present here in strong ways.
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And this is a joy you have cut yourself off from forever because your desire to help was nothing more than a facade for your desire to harm.
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And we just bonded over a number of things, common interests, common desire to create great things, a common desire to wow people, you know, to surprise people.
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For many people in seats of political power, I fear their tenacious grasp on high office may reflect not simply their desire to serve, but their desire to live.
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The history of the United States is the story of a struggle between the desire to establish certain universal rights and the countervailing desire to preserve a particular social order.
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It is central to the liberal self-conception that what separates them from reactionaries is a desire to help people, a desire to create a fairer and more just world.
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US immigration law is a balance between the desire to minimize unauthorized entry into the United States and the desire to protect vulnerable people who may be fleeing harm and persecution.
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The desire to travel, within the nation or internationally, was the most common bucket list item, followed by the desire to accomplish a personal goal ("drive a Porsche"; "run a marathon").
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" Frances McDormand "There's no desire to be an adult.
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But the desire to do something differently, the desire to create something is truly inborn and sort of innate with me, so I always try to innovate, disrupt an industry or industries.
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He emphasized, however, that, in his view, the desire to play down the religious aspect of the holiday was invariably motivated by one factor above all: Cadbury's desire to sell more candy.
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But as patrons self-report, it is literally split, almost 50 and 50, with the desire to support a particular creator and the desire to get the things that that creator is offering.
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That means Trump's Ukraine policy was very clearly connected to his desire to have Kyiv dig up dirt on his 2020 rival, not a true desire to see Ukraine undertake anti-corruption reforms.
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Both sides have strong, clear political and economic interests in making it happen — Trump's desire to score a personal victory before the November election and Kim's desire to lift or ease current sanctions.
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The desire to impress people causes all kinds of inefficiency.
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Minutes released on Thursday showed no immediate desire to act.
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The desire to be present is what drives Youn's poems.
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A desire to avenge recent attacks is likely to grow.
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So Kasich has no desire to help him do that.
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Our desire to punish doesn't always follow a logical course.
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My current desire to shoot a gun is basically nil.
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And us having a desire to have a different perspective.
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"I don't have any desire to upset people," says Freke.
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This fueled his desire to be able to inform them.
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You aren't alone in your desire to have a EPG.
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"I kind of lost the desire to play," Washington says.
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Smart devices fulfill a real desire to quantify every movement.
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That's why I have no desire to sue Nick Denton.
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Comey has shown no overriding desire to soothe their fears.
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The desire to accommodate all of them leads to repetitiveness.
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All desire to ride that dick evaporated from my body.
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This boils down to the desire to destroy them all.
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Sometimes this is born from their sincere desire to help.
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The desire to meddle dates as far back as 1791.
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The desire to transcend might be missing the point, though.
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"I had an insatiable desire to find something," she said.
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Iran has no desire to escalate tension in the region.
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I understand their desire to party, but let's be real.
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The desire to create is a hard one to kill.
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Mrs Merkel had no desire to pick an open fight.
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I lost my appetite along with my desire to succeed.
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We have absolutely no desire to do something like that.
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But his desire to transform himself is, of course, futile.
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It is our federation's instinctive desire to include, not exclude.
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I also had this very natural desire to save money.
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And he has shown little desire to make courts independent.
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But there's always the desire to connect restaurants and eaters.
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Season 2 was about the desire to return to normal.
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Trump has previously expressed a desire to leave that accord.
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And a visceral desire to build a more peaceful world.
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Rocco reportedly expressed his desire to remain with his father.
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It's the desire to build something that does not exist.
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Do you ever feel a desire to be explicitly political?
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Most obvious is its desire to minimise the trade war.
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Congress has shown no desire to pass such a law.
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But I don't feel any desire to do that again.
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But neither of us has the desire to do that.
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The claim of fainter voices, or the desire to live.
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Inevitably, a desire to raise revenue also plays a role.
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Trump's desire to win would have him work with anyone.
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Several members expressed a desire to be able to attend.
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Can we legislate out of them the desire to kill?
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Dory's desire to find out what happened to Chantal is
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Also, the desire to travel as more than a tourist.
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There's a very American desire to spackle over the cracks.
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They had perhaps underestimated the players' desire to force change.
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It gave me the discipline, grit, and desire to accomplish.
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Loudermilk isn't unique in his desire to gut the agency.
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David Fincher's Fight Club commented the desire to be uncaged.
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I didn't have the desire to run out and drink.
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I didn't have the desire to follow strange women home.
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It is also points to a desire to save money.
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Is it a desire to protect other women from exploitation?
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Do you have any desire to build your own hardware?
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I could never judge anyone's desire to own a gun.
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A story begins with an author's desire to write it.
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Barbers said Duterte had no desire to entrench his power.
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Or if not admiration, at least a desire to emulate.
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What they shared was a desire to destroy each other.
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We in law enforcement have no desire to undermine encryption.
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They don't have a desire to visit the United States.
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We share a desire to better understand the U.S. Constitution.
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In humans, the desire to be treated fairly starts early.
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One thing stayed the same: my desire to see Gulshan.
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And this is where my desire to fight on lies.
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Mistakenly, they believe a thought represents a desire to act.
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After one wing, I had no desire to keep eating.
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Others have cited the desire to spend time with family.
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They exist because we desire to memorialize those buried there.
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So sometimes that driver dependence outweighs their desire to change.
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"I always had the desire to get back," Taylor said.
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I mean, you can't force the desire to do that.
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As the molly kicks in, the desire to drink minimizes.
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It's the strange desire to see morning show anchors crack.
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Read my lips: I have no desire to lose weight.
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Additionally, it directly contradicts Kim's desire to stay in power.
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But I have zero desire to see Independence Day: Resurgence.
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Their desire to "stay friends" may be far from innocent.
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The field is unanimous in its desire to expand Medicaid.
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However, their citizens' desire to get out is increasingly common.
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Is it our desire to live life in the moment?
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It's not out of a desire to shame individual perpetrators.
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Commenters wrote lyrically about their desire to travel the world.
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"Network" has not rekindled his desire to be an actor.
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But the desire to live forever was strong in us.
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Both parties have professed a desire to restore constitutional norms.
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She then expressed her desire to file charges against Mamiashvili.
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The author's desire to keep to cultural accuracy is understandable.
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At the time, her desire to reinvent herself upset me.
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Neither has the courage or the desire to do so.
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It was my desire to leave and to be alone.
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I was embarrassed by my desire to do the same.
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What my own shame revealed was a desire to conform.
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Something that comes out of a learned desire to destroy.
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Serena's overall drive is her desire to have a child.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja's desire to upend stale concert formats is admirable.
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In many of them, he expressed a desire to surrender.
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But I have no desire to throw my watch in.
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Coronavirus has absolved our desire to share the recent past.
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We actively seek easy solutions and desire to improve lives.
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The desire to be an American should not be illegal.
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Others emphasized their desire to assimilate into the larger group.
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I had no desire to lift a weight ever again.
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How does that jibe with an intense desire to win?
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"I now had one desire — to make films," she wrote.
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"I have no desire to erase history," Ms. Brosche said.
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Meanwhile, Duhamel has expressed his desire to have more children.
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There has been no desire to fund the new tunnels.
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But the "desire to excel" is an even bigger one.
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I had noooo desire to act in this film. None.
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Or at least they talked about the desire to meditate.
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Do you have any desire to respond to Ms. Spikes?
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Her desire to live without restrictions was her defining theme.
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Public desire to remove him followed a somewhat different track.
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Interactive books also stoke the desire to solve a mystery.
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He has also expressed a desire to return to Tibet.
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Banerjee isn't alone in his desire to make India sustainable.
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Or her desire to fuck the Hot Priest (Andrew Scott)?
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There's a real desire to dwell and inhabit virtual worlds.
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"With governments, the desire to control is universal," said Choudhary.
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Your desire to be of service to others is miraculous.
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"The desire to make better, stronger, more global companies remains."
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WeWork's desire to help the environment doesn't just include food.
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Do you ever feel a desire to work with others?
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There has been an enormous outpouring of desire to help .
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Fortunately, my wife was clear about my desire to live.
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In one, they expressed a desire to kill more people.
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Andrew Cuomo recently made his desire to host Amazon clear.
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My desire to not be of or with these people.
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She still has no desire to hear about my lifestyle.
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However, some immigration hard-liners have already expressed the desire to see Congress take a vote given how prominent the wall was during Trump's presidential campaign, and their desire to act on the issue.
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As is the case now, these fights have pitted senators' desire to have leverage against an opposition party White House against the party in power's desire to get as many judges confirmed as possible.
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Central banks hold an even bigger share of supranationals' dollar debt, suggesting reserve managers can and do separate the desire to be invested in dollars from the desire to be invested in US Treasuries.
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"What was so rememberable about her was her pleasure in life, and her desire to get all the pleasure, and her consciousness of her desire to enjoy every moment of her life," Moore continued.
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Such an individual, when approached by the police, might just as easily be motivated by the desire to avoid the recurring indignity of being racially profiled as by the desire to hide criminal activity.
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The desire to put their memories in one place to preserve and share with fans was a mutual one -- as was the desire to work together again for the first time since the show concluded.
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But it is very much of its time, driven by a desire to take ideas seriously and a desire to be taken seriously, which, it cannot be stated enough, remains a challenge for women today.
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"The desire to have gender-neutral spaces is not frivolous; it is emblematic of a deeper, more fundamental desire to belong in the world and to feel safe," genderqueer activist and author Jacob Tobia says.
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He's a complex person with serious character flaws: One of Trump's more genuine traits is his grandiose desire to take care of anyone and everyone due in part to his strong desire to be liked.
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I think it's less that that work taught me something unknown than that it reinforced my desire to make work about human interactions, chance encounters, complicated relationships, and the desire to connect and also loneliness.
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It is not so much the desire to be closer to the heartland of Islam that prompts these changes, but the desire to display a modern Muslim identity, a shift commensurate with their economic progress.
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It's another distilled example of the combination of repudiation and co-optation, the desire to abandon and the desire to claim and tame and redefine, that so often defines the liberal relationship to Christian faith.
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Trump, however, has suggested that experts who recommend extending the campaign are motivated by a desire to defeat him politically, and not by the desire to protect Americans from the life-threatening COVID-3023 disease.
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Trump, however, has suggested that experts who recommend extending the campaign are motivated by a desire to defeat him politically, and not by the desire to protect Americans from the life-threatening COVID-19 disease.
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But he acknowledged that the officers "were somewhat betwixt, between two different aspirations": the desire to follow department rules and the desire to improve relations between the police and the public, The Sun-Times reported.
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When the door opened and Mohammad summoned him, the boy ripped off the ski mask, perhaps out of a desire to confront the brothers openly, perhaps out of a desire to impress the SWAT team.
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" He added, "Despite all of the Americans' efforts in the region and their desire to cut off our ties with all of the world and their desire to keep Iran secluded, they have been unsuccessful.
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Senate leaders have no desire to lose yet another healthcare vote.
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The desire to streamline approvals processes for deploying capital is reasonable.
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She also expressed her desire to return to her acting roots.
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But why was my desire to end being single so strong?
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Thank you for having the passionate desire to keep us safe.
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Either way, I have no desire to drop $80 on it.
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And Williams' desire to "throw shade" was misguided in Burruss' eyes.
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My desire to participate in this week's art strike is personal.
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But others communicate your canine's desire to go outside, and play.
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Trump has been open about his desire to overturn Roe v.
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Gharachedaghi chalks it up to a desire to stir the pot.
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I'd been writing and speaking publicly about my desire to conceive.
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The desire to promote freedom and democracy was not far behind.
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I have no desire to play music that doesn't challenge me.
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One answer is a narrow desire to protect its royal prerogative.
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Twitter has also publicly expressed a desire to be more transparent.
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So I had the desire to go make my own album.
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Here we go, I thought, choking back my desire to scoff.
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" His desire to be called "Daddy" is highlighted in "Tempo Show.
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Muscala has no pressing desire to join the game, he said.
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Just take Ellie's repeated expression of her desire to have children.
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That is, if your desire to defeat Trumpian bigotry is genuine.
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He has, for the most part, kept his desire to himself.
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BREXIT: JOHNSON SAYS UNDERSTANDS DESIRE TO PROTECT INTEGRITY OF SINGLE MARKET
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That, too, explains the company's seeming desire to get into content.
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Other expressions of a desire to work together were more private.
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There's more awareness and more desire to come watch what happens.
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I will no longer be quiet when I desire to speak.
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The EU and Japan share America's desire to constrain Chinese mercantilism.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to improve relations with Russia.
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Let's start with Trump's desire to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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I definitely have the desire to go to the other side.
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The ticket venture was grounded in his desire to make restitution.
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So if you have a burning desire to watch Alien vs.
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Thiel is not alone in his desire to stave off death.
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I sincerely applaud your desire to buy seasonal and local produce.
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But the desire to co-operate has rather waned since then.
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It increases both people's happiness and their desire to have children.
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There suddenly seems to be a desire to make better matchups.
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I don't have any desire to be invited to that party.
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"People have an innate desire to confess," says the former prosecutor.
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Who has the time or the desire to "hang out" anymore?
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The pro wrestlers had been open about their desire to reconcile.
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And I became obsessed with the desire to write a book.
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She has no desire to be a part of something controversial.
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The desire to cover our "imperfections" goes back a long way.
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Was she always supportive of your desire to become a comedian?
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Unless he did, and that sealed Chopra's desire to meet up?
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"I have that John Barrymore desire to interrupt everything," Smith joked.
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Eventually, my rebellion won out over my desire to be poised.
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For video games, it's the desire to gain skills and accomplishments.
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Others, out of desire to impose their will on the world.
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It's worth noting that I have zero desire to eat them.
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True defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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I had no desire to own an exercise ball until now.
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He cited a desire to return to his family in Arizona.
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I think there is a lack of a desire to listen.
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You have a desire to understand the source of that surprise.
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With me it's always a desire to work with different characters.
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Others were more desperate in their desire to reach the end.
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Trust me they have no desire to hire kids like that!
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Ultimately, she says her desire to stay fit comes from within.
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Cardi and Offset have no desire to make a deal ... yet.
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There is a desire to be the biggest and the best.
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One is the desire to reach across the left-right divide.
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It's not clear that she has any desire to do so.
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The desire to abdicate, to give up: for me, that's primal.
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Also implicit is a desire to keep regulation at a minimum.
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I had zero desire to ever go to this thing, ever.
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A desire to end police violence also underscored many protester chants.
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The NFL has no desire to make the game completely safe.
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I just had no desire to use this energy for sex.
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It's the desire to understand how other people see a situation.
|
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That suggests a huge desire to remain private—and extraordinary willpower.
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Little is known about them, beyond their desire to remain isolated.
|
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It's now officially summer, and the desire to grill is strong.
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A desire to downplay threats to democracy extends beyond American politics.
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Investors have shown interest in Brandless' desire to be different, too.
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But Trump has a desire to find Ricardel a new position.
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Since when have Democrats shown a desire to drain the swamp?
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Most amazing, I had no desire to reach for my phone.
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So I came away with this desire to go into business.
|
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Democrats signaled their desire to keep the pressure on the GOP.
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The tricky part comes with the desire to ride a recovery.
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"I have no desire to hurt people," he told the newspaper.
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"He repeatedly expressed his own desire to travel overseas," Quigley said.
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However, they all have extraordinary talent and a desire to thrive.
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But he said he had no desire to be vice president.
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In fact, the survey found that the desire to defeat Mrs.
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"No, true defeat is losing the will and desire to fight."
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His desire to improve and understand our comments really stuck out.
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No; defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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Despite losing his small business, he had little desire to retire.
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Hellerstedt decision added urgency to many Republicans' desire to keep Mrs.
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"The desire to dominate is not correlated with intelligence," he said.
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Mr. Nenshi said he has no desire to seek higher office.
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Griffin was driven by his desire to connect with the animals.
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It is a voyage home, fueled by a desire to understand.
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What's admirable is his desire to be a leader who serves.
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My desire to be chillin' is constantly interrupted for some adjustment.
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It filled me with the desire to write my own book.
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TIMPF: Yes, I have no desire to go to the moon.
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A desire to not have to be responsible for anybody else.
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The opposition's desire to get rid of Mr. Maduro is understandable.
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I only have a desire to be healthy and feel good.
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Sometimes the desire to have everything in place makes everything harder.Absolutely.
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She also confesses her desire to one day marry the Englishman.
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Haitians, however, are a strong people with a desire to serve.
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Ernesto Barbieri: A desire to understand death and the dying process.
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Desire: to be an assassin, not a lady Dream power duo?
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I didn't necessarily have a huge desire to become a singer.
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On the part of readers, there's a desire to reward effort.
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"I have a desperate desire to give up smoking," he says.
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But it is just as much a desire to give back.
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You might even be sincere in your desire to help them.
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The sleepless nights and the crushing desire to stay in bed.
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But the desire to connect extends beyond Ms. Gomeju's social circle.
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Many actors operate from a deep-rooted desire to be liked.
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It's also not a desire to add custom gun models constantly.
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They knew I had a desire to do things beyond sports.
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I had been struck hard by the desire to make things.
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Mr. Trump is not atypical in his desire to get outdoors.
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Or is it merely a desire to stick it to Jeffcoat?
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They're working, but they've still got that burning desire to learn.
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And another, "I'm Grown," expresses his desire to provide for himself.
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Their desire to be with each other superseded the obvious roadblocks.
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Arnold also is motivated by a desire to make useful things.
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He has always felt an inexplicable desire to provoke, to confound.
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Let's get together, take on Trump's desire to divide us up.
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But your desire to build a civilization on Mars is premature.
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One thing that does seem clear is Salomon's desire to survive.
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I have no real desire to date someone in the industry.
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As stubborn as Ali was his desire to win was stronger.
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It was Price's desire to take the ball for his teammates.
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It has little, if any, incentive or desire to reform itself.
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She spoke of her desire to visit his I Promise school.
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Then there was the desire to protect people from centralized taxation.
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It's something we have a human built-in desire to do.
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Neymar also informed Bartomeu of his desire to leave the club.
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Kanye West has even expressed a desire to design for Ikea.
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Many have cited a desire to distance themselves from the church.
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We share a desire to push Yale and Harvard toward justice.
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Ahmed's desire to wage jihad faded, and he resumed smoking weed.
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The Kremlin hasn't wavered in its desire to regain the compounds.
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Quibble with her style, her methods, her desire to attract attention.
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Trump has shown no desire to capitulate to North Korea's demands.
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They have also openly discussed their desire to start a family.
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Her desire to go away isn't, she says, a suicidal fantasy.
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The desire to deal with humor has always been in me.
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I have never felt a desire to bear and rear children.
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Still, Jeter has shown no desire to be merely a figurehead.
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Flynn's desire to step down as chief executive was well known.
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The desire to connect, share, and help was palpable and genuine.
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"In no way is it our desire to inconvenience," he said.
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Marlboro ads tapped into their desire to smoke outside the home.
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It now appears to be reviving a desire to use them.
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Justin has previously spoken about his desire to have children someday.
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And this is all the stranger given Tillerson's desire to stay.
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Mr Buffett is completely honest about his desire to reduce competition.
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Mr. Tillerson has shown no desire to start a new one.
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Students continually cited their desire to have access to modern technology.
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You can see in their petitions the desire to regain control.
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Eventually, Mr. Trump's desire to be around people he knows prevailed.
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We had no desire to set any conditions on the Ukranians.
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Also my desire to even consider adopting a child absolutely increased.
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Specifically, Dowd opposed Trump's desire to be interviewed by Mueller's office.
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Perhaps she was overcome by a desire to help desperate people.
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A desire to ensure current customers don't have too much FOMO?
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Narrator: But the desire to retain youthful looks is nothing new.
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The President has announced his desire to 'fight all the subpoenas.
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May's desire to meet him first as a sign of weakness.
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It apparently hasn't curbed his desire to see the amendment repealed.
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We're now seeing cyber-adversaries motivated by a desire to devastate.
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She also stated her desire to immigrate to Iran, prosecutors said.
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Ms. Zadek, she recalled long afterward, lost all desire to sing.
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Sexual desire, to be sure, but also a desire for agency.
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Jonas's desire to fit in is complicated by the ensuing emergency.
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Their politics boiled down to a desire to be in politics.
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There's a difference between seduction and creating a desire to fuck.
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But the desire to play at the highest level is real.
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While the overarching theme was a desire to see tech companies react more strongly to Trump's policies, a number of attendees expressed a desire to see companies educate and train more people for jobs in tech.
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Ricke said everyone who joined the Air Force, right next to their personal reason, was a desire to be part of something bigger than themselves, a desire to be part of a team or a second family.
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While the desire to explain and appear superior to others—like the woman you're dating—is just kinda gross, I am sympathetic to the very human desire to find someone who shares the same interests as you.
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"It was like a bug," she said of her desire to act.
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In their desire to chart new territory, they threw away the map.
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After expressing his desire to leave Instagram, Cook kind of lost it.
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I had no desire to be in a relationship with him again.
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Rosa Loy: It comes out of my inner desire to create beauty.
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When I thought about sex, I suddenly had a desire to smoke.
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Please continue to respect my privacy, and my desire to remain anonymous.
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A: It's not that I had a desire to work with stars.
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It was rooted in possessiveness and a desire to also be possessed.
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The desire to create significant change in the world can be intimidating.
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And a serious desire to put Tasmania on a travel dream board.
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Honestly, I've no desire to "travel" around the world in this thing.
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However, my desire to participate and contribute to our society has grown.
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Dalio has been characteristically open about his desire to relinquish management duties.
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"My style is dominated by my desire to be comfortable," she told
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MACCALLUM: Charles channeled it into his desire to continue to be educated.
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Prosecutors have argued she was motivated by her desire to rob Allen.
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On the show, the couple spoke about their desire to become parents.
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But loneliness should never be confused with the desire to be alone.
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Musk has also talked about his desire to make a pickup truck.
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A strong desire to go on an adventure will come over you.
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They are sensitive, loyal and reliable with a strong desire to please.
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While he loved rap, he had no desire to be an artist.
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My desire to ascend and be the best made me overly critical.
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Because of my desire to keep the moment, I taxidermy the balloons.
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I think there's just a human need—a desire—to be remembered.
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But the desire to communicate without perceived restriction isn't unique to teens.
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"Such comments made her question her desire to live," the ruling said.
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Democrats expressed a strong desire to speak with Bolton following Hill's testimony.
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I had no desire to do that, so I just didn't join.
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly expressed his desire to "get it right" this time.
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Activists in St. Louis likewise share a desire to see O'Toole fired.
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Her need to take care of herself trumps your desire to speak.
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It all fits into Refn's "punk rock" desire to rock the boat.
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Unfortunately Mr Scholz has shown little desire to use that money now.
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My overwhelming desire to be a good writer smothered my real voice.
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The desire to have a private email address is strong in government.
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That first encounter with a doctor ignited his desire to be one.
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Since age 16, I've had a burning desire to become a millionaire.
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On a psychological level, shaming feeds the universal desire to feel superior.
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I relate to Quentin's desire to be the hero of the story.
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Wanderlust isn't just the desire to travel — it's the need to experience.
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An inscrutable filing system that I've never had any desire to change.
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The only limit, it seems, will be customers' desire to protect privacy.
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"Most of our customers have a desire to eat healthier," Redfield said.
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No agreement was ever made, just an insatiable desire to be together.
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When the desire to spend today's income tomorrow increases, interest rates fall.
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The increased desire to save has changed the terms of monetary policymaking.
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Was there really a very consciously formed desire to truly execute Dan?
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Oyamada expressed his desire to resign on Friday last week, Hirano said.
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A GED, emotional intelligence, and a desire to help might be enough.
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It is the desire to restore the sovereignty of the nation-state.
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Trump's desire to dismantle the ACA, she adds, puts that at risk.
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The desire to read the Bible gives a boost to literacy programmes.
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And perhaps more importantly, I don't have a desire to do it.
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As for Day's desire to win more and become a dominant player?
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The desire to send a message is hindering good storytelling, they say.
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It also gives me an subconscious desire to play Portal. Win-win.
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Its design started with Mizuguchi's desire to make a PSP puzzle game.
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The constant desire to learn and overcome has helped me achieve everything.
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"I had a very strong desire to protect the show," she says.
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This research didn't come out of a desire to improve sauces, however.
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I have absolutely zero desire to drop $1,000 on a new phone.
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Absent a desire to watch the thing burn, there are two possibilities.
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He also repeated the company's desire to work with regulators on Libra.
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Blanche's "desire to be her own woman" appears to demand, "paradoxically," this
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I support Urban in his desire to step aside as head coach.
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I think that your desire to be straight about it is important.
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But that only fueled his desire to get back into the cockpit.
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But they always had an underlying desire to launch their own business.
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They're also driven by a desire to break free from mainstream society.
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Both activities are driven by a desire to look and feel better.
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And its policies need to reflect that desire to win the competition.
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But my heart and my desire to be – that's my secret weapon.
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They don't have any desire to go back to how things were.
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I have no desire to tickle men, since I am strictly heterosexual.
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"It is not our desire to get into trade wars," Mnuchin said.
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"What it's correlated with is the desire to step forward," he says.
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Frankenstein is about the desire to leave a legacy via one's children.
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I was impressed by everyone's desire to understand the issues they're tackling.
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The moment you come, you lose ANY desire to eat that cum.
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There is also a strong desire to see a Hispanic DNC chairperson.
|
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President Obama clearly states his desire to get rid of this company.
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They are unified, however, in their desire to reassert Congress's constitutional powers.
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Still, the desire to repeal the Affordable Care Act is incredibly strong.
|
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The Vice President is countering North Korea's desire to control the message.
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It came down to self-reflection and a desire to improve myself.
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Fortunately, the likely presidential candidates have no desire to "end the Fed".
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I didn't have the desire to be consumed with complex life plots.
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This insatiable desire to bless Vitas with angelic, even saint-like qualities.
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Conversely, Westworld also doesn't deal with our desire to suffer in games.
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First of all, the desire to help others is human and natural.
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Mr. Khan responded that he had no desire to be an exception.
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It cited their desire to let the school move forward without distractions.
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I don't think he has any desire to be the presidential nominee.
|
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The desire to be surrounded by beautiful women isn't exclusive to Trump.
|
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The Moon is in Sagittarius today, bringing out your desire to party.
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Another common factor was the desire to dominate and control other people.
|
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She could not let go of her desire to be taken seriously.
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Itsays a lot about Andrew's talent and his desire to get better.
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Recent protests demonstrate the popular desire to be able to say "no".
|
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I understand Kaepernick's desire to want to help kids in poor neighborhoods.
|
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This desire to preserve the culture seems to motivate donors as well.
|
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Because of the organization's desire to remain native, his entreaties were rebuffed.
|
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In this case, it's generally a desire to feel important and valued.
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In fact, very few superdelegates have a great desire to be superdelegates.
|
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It was reading fiction that encouraged Musk's desire to impact the world.
|
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The state also removed language related to its desire to save money.
|
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Former teammate Darrelle Revis described Brady's desire to win as a "sickness."
|
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Claire's misguided desire to protect Frank's future has led to disastrous consequences.
|
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All expressed a desire to help Mexico in its hour of need.
|
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Any negative perception could extinguish consumer desire to switch from an incumbent.
|
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I completely understand a father's desire to speak kindly of his son.
|
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I cannot divorce my desire to be in fashion from Sonia Rykiel.
|
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They might not have the money — or desire — to buy him out.
|
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"This conveys a person's desire to be believed or accepted," he wrote.
|
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It also, of course, speaks to the desire to undercut Sanders's message.
|
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Would viewers' "desire to identify even succumb to an ensemble of plastic"?
|
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Both Clinton and Trump have expressed a desire to tackle those issues.
|
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The desire to be useful -- the hunger to contribute -- is out there.
|
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The sudden desire to renegotiate it surprised many in the federal government.
|
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The comedian has been open about her desire to play Steve Bannon.
|
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Positively, it shows management's desire to stay within its core lending competencies.
|
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His identity is defined by his desire to rise above the fray.
|
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And many have neither the need nor desire to live on campus.
|
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The president got his desire to decertify Iran and denounce the deal.
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The desire to be embraced and praised by the community is intense.
|
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I didn't have the strength or the desire to argue with her.
|
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This runs counter to the government's desire to let the currency stabilize.
|
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But they spoke with a tender desire to honor their brother's legacy.
|
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There's research to suggest it can even reduce your desire to smoke.
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I currently still don't have that desire to match it (Schumacher's seven).
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I think that just comes from the human desire to express yourself.
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"I have no desire to leave," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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How much of this desire to subvert expectations influences your DJ sets?
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Kelly has no real desire to stay in San Junipero full time.
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The desire to avoid censorship or partisanship or inefficiency is no excuse.
|
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The New York Times first reported Trump's desire to address the nation.
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Pelosi has no desire to cave in her first engagement with Trump.
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What we're driven by is the desire to be in connected communities.
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It won't happen, and the desire to do so isn't actually liberal.
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It's her own desire to be an artist that has been reborn.
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I had a desire to speak but could not find my voice.
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Nor is a desire to get pregnant a prerequisite for reading it.
|
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And employees' desire to work from afar might outweigh the department's capabilities.
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That said, I sympathize with your desire to be a good host.
|
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The president's desire to drastically cut spending on the environment was rebuffed.
|
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Trump is not alone in his desire to apply pressure to Turkey.
|
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So how do you express in clothing your desire to not know?
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He still has the desire to be romantic and make me happy.
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"I have no desire to watch it right now," Mr. Ramirez said.
|
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Some of them were octogenarians, yet still had the desire to learn.
|
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She has expressed a strong desire to attend an in-state school.
|
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Yet the desire to communicate arrival to one's economic peers remains powerful.
|
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But there is comfort too, in Ada's desire to love and grow.
|
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For many respondents, the desire to be counted is overshadowed by fear.
|
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The Security Council is united in the desire to end this conflict.
|
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I suppose it's a nostalgic desire to remind myself of my childhood.
|
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He's got the desire to keep current and stay ahead of it.
|
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Sydney Ember wrote this week about Mr. Sanders's desire to continue fighting.
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You may walk away with a desire to up your prep game.
|
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I understand your desire to avoid confronting all the hard truths here.
|
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Perhaps some of this was motivated by Trump's sheer desire to win.
|
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President Trump has expressed his desire to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.
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Algerians found his desire to hold on to power absurd and insulting.
|
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Ms. Wilensky said she was seized by a desire to do something.
|
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The passion, energy and desire to solve local problems are the same.
|
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Trump's desire to keep her private life private, that is probably unlikely.
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Such losses could jeopardize Mr. Abe's desire to serve a third term.
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But are you celebrating out of a desire to spite Mr. Trump?
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Beijing has made no secret of its desire to attract foreign capital.
|
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Trump tweeted earlier that Kim has expressed a desire to restart negotiations.
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"Defeat is losing the will and the desire to fight," he said.
|
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But he has shown little desire to live in Israel full time.
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I had no desire to be in thrall to this leader forever.
|
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Mr. Trump has often spoken of his desire to protect American businesses.
|
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Expressing a desire to stick to sports is, itself, a political act.
|
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The most consistent definition of "conservative" is a desire to maintain it.
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I don't really have a desire to go to any other place.
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My desire to marry him hasn't changed my other goals in life.
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Your work environment does not respect your desire to execute a plan.
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I have no desire to be here when I'm 70 years old.
|
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The desire to expand apprenticeships reflects a rare area of bipartisan agreement.
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"I would attribute it to market desire to have competition," Schwimmer said.
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But there were more troubling reasons behind my desire to be alone.
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They simply leveraged Boston's desire to move the players before the season.
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This desire to show off, to practice vain machismo, it changes everything.
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The act of hunting becomes mere background to the desire to offend.
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A desire to maintain a boundary between their personal and professional lives?
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We shared similar self-deprecating sensibilities and a serious desire to create.
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"Amnesty" has a lot to say about the desire to be seen.
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Can we examine that in ourselves, that desire to shut the door?
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And I really had this strong desire to come back (to China).
|
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Trump's desire to expedite the justice system hasn't stopped at capital punishment.
|
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Usually embarrassment and a desire to discourage hackers keep attacked companies quiet.
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There is something profound & terrible in this eternal desire to establish contact.
|
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The Associated Press first reported on Bullock's desire to seek public funding.
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Homemade signs also spoke to students' desire to feel safer at school.
|
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Instead, it shows their desire to stay in the constant learning mode.
|
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Eve immediately shot down her sister's desire to pair up with Jones.
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Did I seek fearful situations because they justified my desire to drink?
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After so much destruction and loss, the desire to couple was irresistible.
|
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Former Defense Secretary James Mattis resigned over Trump's desire to leave Syria.
|
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"I respect people's passion and the desire to do this," he said.
|
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His foreign policy is driven by a desire to protect American lives.
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Not everyone has the capacity, ability or desire to perform these tasks.
|
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This is perhaps out of a benevolent desire to maintain patients' hopes.
|
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Either way, the desire to take her down a peg was ferocious.
|
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He has a desire to have further meetings, to hold further meetings.
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And there are overlaps, spiritually, in the desire to avoid centralized authority.
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Congressional desire to move in this direction is evident in recent legislation.
|
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Tribe's desire to inform the American public about presidential wrongdoing is valid.
|
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The Trump administration also has expressed a desire to remove unneeded bases.
|
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This shared responsibility reflects the Founders' desire to find a middle ground.
|
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Trump has also publicly expressed his desire to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
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"Indicate the desire to resolve the matter and invite response," Engle says.
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It's just a reflection of people's desire to live amongst their own.
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Doyle did not have the slightest desire to hurt his dear friend.
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Zelensky suggested he had no desire to interfere in the U.S. election.
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Reportedly his desire to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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The desire to get drunk during a deadly pandemic is fairly reasonable.
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The desire to celebrate the athleticism of pregnant women is certainly laudable.
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The desire to silence people who disagree with you is always bad.
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It certainly left me with the desire to cook gumbo this weekend.
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And I applaud your desire to steer clear of other people's relationships.
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"We have a stated desire to upgrade our starting pitching," Cashman said.
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Perhaps it was partly motivated by Cohen's desire to change his image.
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Mugwumps and Never Trumpers share the desire to preserve honesty in democracy.
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There was never any desire to coddle people or hope they'd improve.
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Those idioms implanted in me the desire to create worlds from scratch.
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The desire to live a healthy, informed lifestyle will get even cloudier.
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But our desire to do well socially can have an ugly side.
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I guess you can say a desire to be different inspired it.
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Like BC, maybe Eckhaus Latta's real subversion is its desire to succeed.
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Only one piece does more than highlight its desire to be academic.
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"I always have had the desire to be an entrepreneur," he says.
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"We are united in our desire to stop Iranian aggression," he said.
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Despite an expressed desire to understand the complexity of working-class white women, and a desire to understand Harding, the media's treatment of her is a shining example of how easily that aspiration is traded in for stereotypes.
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Under this reading, we should simultaneously feel the desire to judge and the desire to absolve, like the skeleton in "Last Judgment," and the tension between these desires creates a threshold, the liminal space in which art lives.
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People often find incest in that book, but I saw something else, a different kind of desire: The desire to stay inside a certain dream of closeness, and the desire to articulate a bond others couldn't easily understand.
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There are moments in Cohen's work when his worldly omnivorousness (the desire to cover everything) and his stylistic talents (the desire to cover everything in the most brilliant style) seem to be running a race with each other.
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In the 1980s, Islamabad's desire to sponsor Islamist proxies in Kabul to counter Pashtun nationalism overlapped with Washington's desire to defeat the Soviets, as the two partnered to arm the anti-Soviet mujahideen during the Soviet-Afghan War.
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They'll concede that they're torn between a desire to do everything to block Trump's agenda on the one hand, and on the other a desire to maintain the collegial institutions and bipartisan collaboration baked into the Senate's founding DNA.
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While some child actors are supported by parents who simply want to honor their kid's desire to perform, others are guided by parents who are motivated by greed and a desire to make money off of their child's fame.
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The latest of these books is Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions, and like Brand's previous works, it seems rooted less in his desire to make everybody laugh and more in his desire to connect with everyone on the planet.
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But Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts says she is so close to her mother that she says it's "no surprise" she's inherited her desire to help people: My desire to enter into this field was not fueled by family conversations.
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I had no desire to scroll through people's profiles or their additional photos.
|
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"I have no desire to get to work at 4 in the morning."
|
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He specifically cites his desire to stand up to what he calls 'censorship.
|
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But the desire to look outside China doesn't mean leaving the country altogether.
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" One moment, Fox said, "they might desire to exalt me onto a pedestal.
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There are some core truths I desperately desire to instill in my kids.
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Their decision was due to a desire to test a different business model.
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But that only served to solidify her desire to apply for the scheme.
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So how do we reconcile our FOMO with our desire to stay in?
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Pelosi's comments this week showed a desire to alternately jab and pacify Trump.
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Competition is how we learn, grow, and gain the desire to do more.
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SO HE MADE NO SECRET OF HIS EAGER DESIRE TO GET THE LISTING.
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There is a lot of desire to work together to pass a bill.
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"I harbor a desire to work with Daniel Day Lewis," Nair admits, laughing.
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It's really funny and interesting and fuels my desire to travel even more.
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But it has also emphasized its desire to be consistent with other platforms.
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I don't plan on binge shopping, nor do I have any desire to.
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Department and their handling of evidence, and the seeming desire to slam-dunk
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Indeed, a desire to preserve slavery helped fuel Southern support for the war.
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Trump also reiterated his desire to bar Muslims from entering the United States.
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It emerged in part out of a desire to problem-solve for writers.
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It went away not because of anyone's desire to step on its throat.
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She also expressed concerns over his depression and desire to buy a gun.
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"I completely respect your view and desire to see this equality," Nash said.
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There are several reasons: self-care, professional development, a desire to help others.
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We have a desire to continue improving the stability of the county financially.
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The "desire to be thin" is actually a compulsion to starve to death.
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I have no desire to be a leader of a cult or anything.
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The most consistent quality of her books is a desire to flout rules.
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But she has a similar desire to define herself by owning her nerdiness.
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Attacked by the press, Burns retreated from his desire to raise interest rates.
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But the same is true of Quinn's sudden desire to have a baby.
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Or is the title a reference to her desire to care for others?
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He has broadcast his desire to force manufacturing supply chains back to America.
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The president said Xi's letter expressed a desire to come to an agreement.
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The election of Donald Trump has reawakened people's desire to engage in politics.
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The country has a strong desire to be a leader in blockchain tech.
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Stutzman, however, has shown a desire to work with GOP leaders at times.
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But that's proof of how deep-rooted our desire to be productive is.
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Soshee was born out of Buzi's desire to create a cool new gadget.
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Human nature: the desire to see something big and bold come crashing down.
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She also in one scene alludes to a desire to be a performer.
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I think there's a fundamental human desire to feel connected to other people.
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Strand's desire to depict a shared humanity is particularly palpable in these works.
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But Apple clearly has the money to spend and the desire to compete.
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It would fuel his desire to break away and be his own person.
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Her sculpture practice grew out of this lifelong desire to explore the unknown.
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Yes. Do I have the desire to throw myself into another crazy challenge?
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Charles Foster Kane, like most entrepreneurs, has a desire to change the world.
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But the desire to change consciousness weirdly enough is a universal human desire.
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Despite her enormous blog-driven successes, the desire to design clothes remained strong.
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"We have no interest or desire to perpetuate military rule," Norachit told Reuters.
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But Japan's leader is not alone in his desire to modernize the monarchy.
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Indeed, a desire to polarize is a fundamental part of their terrorist strategy.
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A Venmo representative pointed to the company's desire to help protect national security.
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Yet in that time, a desire to improve Moscow's public realm became apparent.
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But this desire to do something different comes with a few unfortunate missteps.
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Curtis's desire to breastfeed her son also led to conflicts between the couple.
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I wasn't self-harming as much, or feeling the desire to do so.
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Let the flames of our industriousness warm your desire to visit North Korea!
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Cohen, 50, has long been candid about his desire to have a child.
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The field plasma physics blossomed out of a desire to bottle the stars.
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Hard things don't happen unless there's a real, real desire to do it.
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She had long tamped down a desire to wear makeup and feminine clothes.
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In a way, the desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new.
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It has rekindled a desire to earn a bachelor's of fine arts degree.
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One of those is the desire to draw frequent, repeat visits from shoppers.
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"I have no desire to continue to be married to him," Pulliam said.
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It only verbalized a clear desire to keep out an entire religious group.
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Anyone receiving a special visitor understands the desire to be a gracious host.
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Sponsors of the Iowa law were explicit about their desire to challenge Roe.
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Perhaps Andreessen's "Twitter break" was prompted by his desire to feel safe online.
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It's forever caught between its own desire to resist and its ultimate complicity.
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As evident as the desire to take the restaruant in a new direction.
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King Edward VIII's desire to marry a divorcée was opposed by the government.
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I've never had any desire to wear extensions, a wig, or a weave.
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We become more curious and have a greater desire to learn new things.
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There should be some way of regulating the desire to get more calories.
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Although Sansa had no desire to marry Tyrion, she didn't have much choice.
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How do you balance that body positivity with the desire to look different?
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Trump's desire to wait until Congress releases a bill poses its own problems.
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The desire to atone for terrible things he had done in his life?
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"She has zero desire to resume her old life," a source told PEOPLE.
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A desire to see greater political stability drove the yes vote, analysts said.
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It is this same desire to hedge against risk that drives insurance markets.
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This fulfills the natural desire to make sense of the world around you.
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And Williams is far from alone in their desire to flee the state.
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He also shares Trump's desire to discredit the CIA's report on the election.
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Trump is also not alone in his desire to apply pressure to Turkey.
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And regulators don't seem to have much desire to stand in the way.
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The latter had no desire to drag Denise with them, but she insisted.
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"There is little desire to revisit that conversation," one ABC News source said.
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I had full body chills and a very strong desire to be American.
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You have a car, a soul, and a desire to crank some Boston*.
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Bonnie's desire to play peacemaker and make it sound better definitely doesn't help.
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But can drinking a smoothie with pollen increase your desire to have sex?
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Now, Noreika is continuing his predecessor's desire to defend the OCC's regulatory reach.
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The desire to win is a trait that most humans can relate to.
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That was something I didn't have the desire to be a part of.
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The White House reinforced its desire to make strides in broadband on Wednesday.
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According to Helms, this survey shows the desire to drive is still there.
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"She has zero desire to resume her old life," a source told PEOPLE.
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The head of Ubisoft reiterated last month his desire to keep Ubisoft independent.
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Montag herself has shared her desire to be a mother in multiple interviews.
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For some, this reflects a true lack of desire to use digital tools.
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"Look, I get the desire to have average people ask questions," Cillizza argues.
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" Z added, "I really do get the desire to find relief wherever possible.
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Trump, of course, has no desire to be tangled up in those nets.
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"There is a strong desire to make this an elected position," he wrote.
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As that comfort zone expands, the desire to look outside of it contracts.
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But the desire to produce content's not something I think will go away.
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The ironic thing about Trump's mishaps are his clear desire to erase them.
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And you could see there was a true desire to have new blood.
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What would being a parent do to my ability and desire to explore?
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And what about Rubio's apparent desire to send a political appointee to Honduras?
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But the real story is about a company's desire to beat its rival.
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Officials said that act was inspired by a desire to impress Slender Man.
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Mulvaney has said that the name change reflects his desire to overhaul bureau.
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That has fueled my desire to achieve similar levels of articulation and style.
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He's a "blue-collar billionaire" motivated by a desire to help cab drivers.
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Farage added that the desire to leave the EU crossed traditional party loyalties.
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It's a project that was motivated by a desire to develop the region.
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Uber is framing the change as a burning desire to hear your feedback.
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A desire to leave the choice as close to the person as possible.
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Amazon's desire to clothe and feed and entertain every American cannot be denied.
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Day 2100:President reiterates desire to have that girls' weekend to Angela Merkel.
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The Knicks' desire to officially flip the calendar from last season is understandable.
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Recently, Emperor Akihito made an unusual video appearance expressing his desire to retire.
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But his relentless desire to succeed is still evident to those around him.
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"ISIS has equal desire to stage prison breaks on both sides," she said.
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My desire to live in accordance with what was intrinsically motivating me returned.
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They lived in it without any desire to control it or change it.
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Still, Ryan said that he hasn't had the desire to run for president.
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"They will take their desire to recapture Kunduz to the grave," he said.
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Though it can be used I have no desire to really use it.
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He has shown no desire to tell other countries how to do things.
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John Hickenlooper isn't coy about his desire to run for president in 1003.
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"There is the same desire to change politics in France," Mr. Briois said.
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But it sparked my desire to create dance, not just to perform it.
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Trump is a reflection of the Republican desire to win at all costs.
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Busy schedules and the desire to eat out mean missed dining hall meals.
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However, Sipes at Exencial said most advisors will understand the desire to consolidate.
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They also really desire to bury any substantive discussion inside the Intelligence committees.
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Still, Mr. Rother said he sympathized with the desire to keep things simple.
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It captures the desire to do math versus both reading and other sciences.
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Still, the Pentagon has expressed concern about ISIS's desire to develop chemical weapons.
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The U.S. president has repeatedly expressed a desire to thaw relations with Moscow.
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Where is the desire to posture SOF in conflict areas to support development?
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"Behind these reforms isn't only the desire to relaunch the economy," he said.
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But Hamas's real reason stems from a desire to annihilate the Jewish State.
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Others looked at urge incontinence, marked by a sudden urgent desire to urinate.
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His demeanor aggressively implied he had no desire to let me do so.
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This desire to better ourselves, even when unnecessary, is integral to human nature.
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But I had the desire to get better, and that's all it took.
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Moss overcame my desire to be lazy and not use a VR headset.
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Later, I met this girl and felt an instant desire to kiss her.
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He states his desire to be 'the e-harmony for follow on funding'.
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The desire to be free, it turns out, comes at a steep price.
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It unlocked in Schimpf a desire to create technologies that solve hard problems.
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On Wednesday, Issa appeared to have no desire to talk about Trump's visit.
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This court would never deny a person's desire to learn a musical instrument.
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Throughout high school, his desire to go straight to the N.B.A. never wavered.
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How do you convince yourself of "the truth" which you desire to happen?
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Last week Descalzi reiterated Eni's desire to remain operator for the gas fields.
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Even so, the desire to make modifications demonstrates an owner's passion, he said.
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Both share a love of art and a desire to create a refuge.
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And I think people thought it was my desire to change country music.
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"True defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight," he said.
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I understand though, that it often comes from a genuine desire to help.
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The two men disagreed over the president's desire to be questioned by investigators.
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Her stronger charge on Monday reflected her stated desire to avoid a mistrial.
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However, the news from home might limit the Fed's desire to keep cutting.
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Over time, with sensitivity and a desire to bolster families, it might change.
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But prosecutors say a desire to help others was not her only motivation.
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"I have no desire to end up like Gauri Lankesh," the author wrote.
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I fought the childish desire to ask where this was all coming from.
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They are also united by a desire to put Tamim in his place.
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Some in the group expressed a desire to sleep with particular female colleagues.
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Republican House leaders expressed the desire to work with colleagues across the aisle.
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"I have no desire to read a book without paragraph breaks," she writes.
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"It's a desire to create a better experience for your team," he said.
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As a society, it seems sometimes that we have no desire to grow.
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But Ms. Saveliev's desire to meet ballet teachers and students was strong too.
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There's a desire to make more of an effort the second time around.
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Mr. Geraci said China's leader had also expressed a desire to visit Palermo.
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People need to be very clear about their desire to have this agreement.
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But nearly half said the desire to help others was a powerful incentive.
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As cameras improved in smartphones, so did users' desire to share their photos.
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" Gordon said Denman "was upset" by his desire to "withdraw the whole amendment.
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The aspiration they listed most commonly is also unsurprising: a desire to travel.
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The desire to figure out what makes Kanye West tick isn't anything new.
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We are not divided over our collective desire to see poor places thrive.
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Having lived in Manhattan during college, neither had a strong desire to return.
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I have no desire to be the 19th hyena jumping on the carcass.
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The administration has made clear its desire to repeal the Obama energy plan.
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It fuels my writing and my desire to be part of this show.
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Could there ever be anything more human than the desire to be known?
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Social media companies can make whatever exceptions they desire to their own rules.
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One reason, she said, is a strong desire to move past the incident.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's desire to get an expansion project done at Penn Station.
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The high property taxes are a contributing factor in her desire to move.
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AND WE ABSOLUTELY RESPOECT THEIR DESIRE TO ADD MORE TOOLS TO THE TOOLBOX.
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Most never completely get over the desire to sit in the Oval Office.
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Part of that may be peer pressure or a desire to show off.
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Lewis reminded Apted that Jackie had expressed a desire to complete her education.
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"We had no desire to set any conditions on the Ukrainians," he said.
|
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The following day he stressed his desire to make a deal with Iran.
|
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Such a choice would signal the German government's desire to cool the temperature.
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There also will be a desire to wreak revenge on President Donald Trump.
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The desire to rip out pages is gone, because the pages are infinite.
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I have no desire to hurt these people or intrude upon their lives.
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Meanwhile, Iran did not hint at a desire to further escalate this conflict.
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"Nesyamun's own words express his desire to 'speak again'," the study's authors insist.
|
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Trump also kept signaling his desire to withdraw U.S. forces from the region.
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They probably still harbor a desire to be a professor with a lab.
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He repeatedly expressed a desire to keep the scheme hidden from his son.
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Moon's desire to engage North Korea was in contrast to his U.S. ally.
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Since then, Trump's victory has rid Johnson of his desire to be president.
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The potential and desire to build resilient communities and government systems is there.
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Officials indicated a desire to take up the issue again at future meetings.
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"I have a strong desire to testify," he told the Oslo District Court.
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Amy Klobuchar—and her desire to see more women like them in power.
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The desire to be entrepreneurs is strong among all racial and ethnic groups.
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"My desire to write is connected with my homosexuality," she wrote in 1961.
|
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Trump has personally expressed a desire to speak with Mueller and his team.
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Opinion polls across Europe show little desire to see the bloc fall apart.
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He has expressed a desire to remain with the Knicks — for now, anyway.
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AT&T executives have expressed a desire to ramp up production at HBO.
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If anything, older students likely have more discipline, focus and desire to succeed.
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The suburb's desire to wall off Detroit entirely still manifests on Alter Road.
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The "Baby" singer has spoken before of his desire to become a dad.
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There's a desire to vote with your dollars and your time and attention.
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We support their desire to have a healthy environment and a healthy economy.
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Connect to their desire to learn something new through your knowledge of books.
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But what's more authentic than the desire to make your life seem wonderful?
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Trump's choice of pen is about his desire to make a permanent mark.
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I have no desire to blunt the anger about this, which is justified.
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Today, it just takes the desire to do so and some concentrated effort.
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There's something so twisted about the desire to go back to the Crusades.
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But Bridenstine has expressed the desire to use Starship as a cargo carrier.
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President Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to see the Gulf dispute resolved.
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"There is a real desire to not let this moment pass," she said.
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This may be dramatic, but I think capitalism invalidates people's desire to create.
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"We have a desire to have a good share in it," said Ghanem.
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But the legislation is at odds with the president's desire to relax restrictions.
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Yet the desire to assert superiority over another being remains an undesirable tendency.
|
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A few Republicans raised their hands to convey a desire to keep going.
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In "Fear," Porter consults with Cohn about Trump's desire to withdraw from NAFTA.
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The desire to make money is always sincere, but not everything else is.
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The recipient's desire to own a pet isn't the only opinion that matters.
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But for the wisest pitchers and coaches, the desire to evolve never ends.
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That's one basement I have no desire to visit, even if I could.
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Michelangelo appeared to imitate Praxiteles' desire to have sculpture evoke touch through sight.
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My mood, confidence and desire to be out completely diminished in an instant.
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Soon, both felt the prick of desire to do their own thing, together.
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Trump has made no secret of his desire to improve US-Russia relations.
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They are pernicious myths, motivated by the desire to prevent progressive social reform.
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"I don't think there's a conscious desire to ignore these issues," he said.
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With that in mind, I sympathize with any desire to reject cooking altogether.
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Some insiders say it stems from a desire to avoid delegating to ministers.
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Ashfia said the balancing act between the desire to be polite and the desire to be identified correctly is difficult to navigate and can be extremely frustrating, especially as a first-generation Bangladeshi-American with strong ties to her culture.
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Its decision to announce this speed bump and keyboard fix now could be a result of its desire to "clear the decks" for announcements onstage at the conference, or a desire to address the keyboard fix "off air" — or both.
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"People that have been involved in serious and high level positions in government who have some experience often exhibit two qualities — the first is an underlying desire to serve and the second is a desire to help the effort," he said.
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This is two faces of time: the cage of time, which we face with our clocks, our business, our everyday ambitions, all this surface; and then maybe the desire to break free from that, the desire to see time as timeless.
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China has become increasingly vocal about its desire to win away the country, formerly known as Swaziland, from Taiwan, even as the eSwatini government has denounced Beijing for playing "mind games" and says it has no desire to ditch Taipei.
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While Mr. Duffy strongly emphasized that the desire to upgrade Jack's space was motivated by a desire to better support the artists it hosts and helps to cultivate, he also mentioned that the current Jack office is in his living room.
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If a bank is ailing, investors have less desire to lend to the bank.
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Lewis has also expressed his desire to have another child "with or without" Edward.
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The third reason for cheer is Mr Flannery's desire to reform GE's management culture.
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" Men's desire to exert power over bearing children "is where all the shit began.
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Trump has expressed a desire to work with Russia in Syria to fight ISIS.
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Zaki worries that such shame can actually diminish our desire to feel for others.
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"We share everyone's desire to move quickly," says Fanny Frémont, executive director of RMI.
|
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The singer has been open about her desire to ditch makeup as of late.
|
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This desire to confront his unexplored shortcomings seeps into the album's musicality as well.
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Ultimately, the desire to be alive and stay alive should be admired, not vilified.
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However, it did give me a peculiarly strong desire to get stuck into work.
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She and many others like her are driven by a genuine desire to help.
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No doubt, in her desire to get what she wants she can be manipulative.
|
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So, she handwrote a letter to the company, expressing her desire to work there.
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They mistake the narcissist's desire to win, for love of them as an individual.
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Venus squares a retrograde Pluto on Thursday, inciting a desire to unravel an enigma.
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Not surprisingly, the rise in drone racing has propelled the human desire to organize.
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Midcentury modernism continues to inspire our desire to sit on something beautiful and fashionable.
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In Ant-Man and the Wasp, Cassie expresses a desire to become a superhero.
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You argue that is the genesis of his desire to exact revenge on Clinton.
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But what is Clintonism, beyond a desire to see Clinton in the White House?
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Last year, Moore opened up to PEOPLE about her desire to record new music.
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We don't have the time or desire to continue monitoring that crap moving forward.
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Second, a desire to pay lower fees; ETFs are significantly cheaper than mutual funds.
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The Cabellos are not alone in their desire to see the back of Maduro.
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Two highlighted Zuckerberg's desire to rush out a Clear History announcement ahead of F8.
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We have a strong desire to be collaborative, but not to be relied upon.
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The album's themes attest to this disappearing act, and a desire to get free.
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Some technologists have a very real desire to change the world for the better.
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Walden is the 6900th GOP House member who has announced a desire to exit.
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Shame, after all, is the desire to be unseen — to literally hide your face.
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This move was dictated by me and my desire to grow in my career.
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"I have lost all my emotions, except for a desire to sleep," she wrote.
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In 211 John Major spoke of his desire to forge "a genuinely classless society".
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Nyong'o feels that this energy comes from a desire to be represented in film.
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No drive has more positive ripple effects than the desire to be of service.
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The switch was apparently motivated by a desire to limit traffic in the area.
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The chorus of Adele's "Hello" is about the desire to communicate regret and sorrow.
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MOST people know Elon Musk for his electric vehicles and desire to colonise Mars.
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The desire to defeat Orban at all costs has made for some strange alliances.
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When Kamasi first expressed a desire to play, his father sent him to church.
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A talking stone expresses a desire to experience the mortal world and human life.
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Start ups for example have no desire to be organised into chambers of commerce.
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My desire to quietly slip away might not be as guaranteed as I'd like.
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Plus, I had never, ever spoken of a desire to have children — not ever.
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In season 1, Jack voiced a desire to own his own home construction company.
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Some conservative enthusiasm for Trumpism reflects a sincere desire to grapple with voter angst.
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The financial crisis paralysed his government because of his desire to micromanage every decision.
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We have no desire to repeat ourselves or reference anything she has done previously.
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It's unclear if the arrests of his associates will impact Giuliani's desire to testify.
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In the interim, Cruz also expressed a desire to go back to Cross Creek.
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As if the first quote weren't enough, Beecroft reiterates her desire to be Black.
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Dozens of people, including BBC journalist Andrew Neil, expressed their desire to adopt Snoop.
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"It's often the desire to have greater control over their professional lives," explains Cates.
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Hoppy, however, expressed his desire to keep the current joint custody arrangement the same.
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And I was studying the factors that affect the desire [to use] this feature.
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The very activity of catching Pokémon harnesses the innate desire to organize our lives.
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Technologists' desire to make a parallel to evolution is flawed at its very foundation.
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The company clearly has no desire to create one device to rule them all.
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She said shopkeepers are sometimes confused by her desire to purchase a stranger's cake.
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And the desire to be entertained by it and spend money on those brands.
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