This may help explain the fervency of her ideological commitment.
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It's a fanbase that hasn't lost any of its fervency either.
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Trump has attacked the press with increasing fervency during his time as president.
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In that time, Trump's attacks on her seem to have grown in fervency.
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But the fervency of both parties' primary electorates prevented them from acting on this basis.
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You can understand the fervency, even when your father is gone and your mother is gone.
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We know Trump initially tried to protect Flynn with loyalty and fervency rarely shown by Trump to others.
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But when I think about my history with diets, nothing else compares to the fervency of my commitment.
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However, when these statistics are juxtaposed with the rising fervency of Islamophobic and anti-immigrant rhetoric, an inconsistency emerges.
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The GOP attacks acquired a new fervency following the release of Barr's four-page letter to Congress on Sunday.
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I believe this development to be real and durable with a level of fervency only a deeply self-interested party can muster.
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I wholeheartedly admire Inexorum's commitment to that classic 90s melodic black metal sound, complete with frosty atmosphere, emotional fervency, and nature worship.
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But the North votes for its candidates with far greater fervency and frequency than voters in the South vote for their candidates.
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Though Fagan didn't struggle with clinical mental illness, she did consider leaving her team because of the fervency of the unforeseen pressures that arose.
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He also did not respond to criticisms from Trump, even as they grew in frequency and fervency over the course of the 22-month probe.
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"I will live my life in this whirlpool of desire and betrayal," she declares, with a risible fervency amplified by Kalau Almony's poker-faced translation.
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Three dancers interact with noh musicians and a noh actor in a mediation on peace and prosperity with the calm and fervency of a prayer.
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As Nina grows up, her fervency and love of knowledge are transferred from the science experiments she conducts in the ballroom to the diktats of the party.
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For anyone who'd flown the techno flag, seeing all those names together was a powerful validation of the music's reach, as well as the fervency of its constituency.
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It seems like that tactic is really working out, since people Instagram the launch of new Trader Joe's products with similar fervency to that of a new Frappuccino or Oreo reveal.
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It needs us to doubt as surely as Eddie does, so when the season's final revelations tumble into place, we can have our eyes reopened with the fervency of reborn belief.
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Urged by fellow Patriots in Philadelphia to draw up a response to the times, mindful of its treasonous risks, Paine began to write Common Sense with the fervency of a true believer.
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" 'Bernie or Bust' While Sanders' next moves are difficult to predict, the bigger obstacle for Clinton may be the fervency of his supporters, particularly those who constitute the contingent who call themselves "Bernie or Bust.
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Even Jaime and Cersei Lannister — who, perversely enough, have served as one of the show's most steadfast couples despite being siblings — lunge into their moments of intimacy with a fervency so intense it's practically desperate.
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It's actually rather easy to understand why parents might throw their progeny a poop party — after all, the young heart wants what it wants, and usually, it wants it with a fervency matched by little else.
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"Everyone knows the fervency of his opinions on different things," said Senator Harry Reid, the minority leader, who, like most senators, was eager to get on with business and out of town for the Fourth of July.
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The Steven Universe fandom is made up of true believers who will not hesitate to tell you to watch this show with a spark in their eyes that is both inspiring and a little frightening in its fervency.
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The reader will feel the fervency of D'Souza's desire to answer her research query, but will need to be patient as the author stumbles a bit out of gate and then finds better footing in the latter two-thirds of the book.
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While that tipping conversation happened months into the company's work on the driver improvement campaign, it's emblematic of how people within the company leveraged Uber's reputation issues to create a sense of urgency and fervency around making Uber for the first time ever a better opportunity for drivers.
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"What does it take for a Donald Trump voter to renounce their decision?" is a question worth exploring as 2020 approaches, especially considering the fervency of his followers, who often seem less interested in policy, and more fixated on the bogus immigration threat and alleged conspiracies against their beloved leader.
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Throughout my adolescence, largely spent on asphalt ball courts and planted in front of BET with what in retrospect appears a lot like the fervency of the convert, the zealously born-again, I consciously learned and performed my race, like a teacher's pet in an advanced-placement course on cartoonish black manhood.
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If you're already a fan of his (and there are a lot of them — for proof, look no further than the Fforde Fiesta, an annual celebration of Fforde and his work; seriously, how many authors have both the quantity and fervency of fans to merit such an event?), then you don't need any convincing.
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What's indisputable is that soon after that day in Southend, first following Kaashif's example but then with a fervency that was entirely his own, Nawaz threw himself into his new identity, falling under the sway of Nasim Ghani, a charismatic young recruiter and future leader of the British branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir, a multinational Islamic revolutionary organization founded in 1953 in Jerusalem.
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In our second of two Popcasts devoted to answering them, we covered the quickly spreading influence of Billie Eilish, the pervasiveness of My Chemical Romance and 2000s pop-emo, the fervency of the rock-critic fan base of the indie rock band Big Thief, the popularity of the Grammy stalwart Gary Clark Jr., Britney Spears's conservatorship, why Aaliyah's music is still largely not on streaming services, reviewing music recorded in languages other than English and more.
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Trump's attacks on Democrats have increased in fervency in the four weeks since House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiSpeier to run for Oversight gavel Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump House passes third bill aimed at preventing foreign election interference MORE (D-Calif.) announced the lower chamber would move forward with an impeachment inquiry focused on his effort to have Ukraine investigate 85033 Democratic contender and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenImpeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE.
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An agent who spends most of High Flying Bird in what appears to be a professional downward spiral, Ray is endlessly disappointed that not enough of the people around him share his fervency in caring about doing things right — not Erick (American Vandal's Melvin Gregg), a could-be-star making bad financial decisions as an NBA lockout prevents him from starting what would be his rookie season; not Ray's boss (Zachary Quinto), who's shocked to learn that Ray has put aside a percentage of his commission as a rainy-day fund for his clients; and certainly not the NBA owners, who are betting they can put the squeeze on hungry athletes who want to play, and earn, before their time runs out, never mind what their lockout does to the game and those who love it.
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Only two years after joining the order, he was made the prior of the Grande Chartreuse, the motherhouse of his order, which had recently incurred substantial damage. He was an effective administrator there. While under his direction, the community increased in numbers and fervency. He restored and improved the buildings, including constructing a defensive wall and an aqueduct.
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Pitchfork Review His work has been described as "compositions that are patience incarnate"Pitchfork Review on Fervency (2009)Pitchfork Review: "Fervency" and "encourage an emotional response even as its seemingly infinite, creeping swirl and hum threatens to numb. A difficult feat."Just Press Play Review on Kyle Bobby Dunn (2010)JustPressPlay Review: "A Young Person's Guide" It is music that often "captures a mood somewhere between sadness and strength; it's the sound of a respite that occurs after having survived an ordeal; it's sound as memory, as memorial."Bring Me the Head of Kyle Bobby Dunn Review (2012)The Fanzine Review: Bring Me the Head The austere, tempered tonal shifts featured in many of his compositions subtly echo the work of minimalist forerunners like Morton Feldman and LaMonte Young.
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Although he was a passable writer, his real talent lay in oratory. He campaigned for John Ireland, who was elected Governor in 1884, and Davis became a lecturer for the state Farmers' Alliance that same year. Davis became one of the foremost attractions on the alliance speakers' circuit through his verbal assaults upon such opponents as banks and corporations. During the 1880s he was tagged "Methodist Jim" for the fervency of his address.
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Later, Edwards delivered a series of sermons containing but "thinly veiled critiques" of Whitefield's preaching, "warning against over-dependence upon a preacher's eloquence and fervency". During Whitefield's 1744–1748 visit to America, ten critical pamphlets were published, two by officials of Harvard and Yale. This criticism was in part evoked by Whitefield's criticism of "their education and Christian commitment" in his Journal of 1741. Whitefield saw this opposition as "a conspiracy" against him.
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He became one of the twelve disciples of Dionysius, and was known for the strictness of his fast and the fervency of his prayer. In 1374, Dionysius was appointed the archbishop of Suzdal and Nizhny Novgorod and left the monastery. Soon, Macarius left the monastery too. He travelled up the Volga, spent some time with St. Tikhon on the Lukh River, and then founded a monastery in honor of Epiphany of Jesus Christ (now Makaryev Reshma Monastery, Макариев-Решемский мужской монастырь, near the village of Reshma in today's Kineshma district or Kostroma Oblast).
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Hiss, 327. Sandford believed the Epistle of James compelled Christians who were sick to call church elders for prayer and the laying on of hands. Sandford criticized Christians who sought treatment from physicians. He believed that illness might be the result of either discipline from God or an attack of Satan; but casting out demons required “prevailing prayer,” an exercise that included such protracted fervency and shouting that one skeptic became apprehensive as what sounded “like a hundred people talking at once” concluded with a woman’s screams piercing the din.
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In January 1604 he attended on James at Hampton Court, acting for the Edinburgh presbytery to the king, in reference to the Hampton Court Conference held in that month between the Church of England hierarchy and the representatives of the Millenary Petition. Galloway was present during the actual conference. Of the proceedings on 12 January, when the king and Privy Council met the bishops and deans in private, he gives a brief hearsay account. His statement speaks of the "great fervency" with which James urged instances of 'corruptions' in the Anglican church.
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Lawrence Justinian was a member of the well-known Giustiniani family, which includes several saints. The piety of his mother seems to have served as an inspiration for his own spirituality, as he chose of a life of prayer and service. In 1404, after he had been ordained a deacon, at the suggestion of an uncle who was a priest, he joined a community of canons regular following a monastic form of life on the island of San Giorgio in Alga. He was admired by his fellows for his poverty, mortification, and fervency of prayer.
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The festival with an unmatched pageantry of drums, 3 caparisoned elephants and brilliant fireworks are so inseparably integrated that the extravaganza of Utsavam, excites you in the same breath when you hear the name of Pooppathy. Besides the major utsavam, the temple has a unique distinction of hosting Utsavams of two backward communities with equal fervency. 'Desavilakku Utsavam'is celebrated in great enthyusiasm. The 'Soyustar Soccer Fest' is a major event which was revived in the recent past by Football frenzy people and give unmatched enthusiasm to the every category of locals.
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Baki is a lifelong Fenerbahçe fan. In Baki's early life, he was a football ultra and a senior member of the notorious football firm associated with Fenerbahçe called 'Kill For You'. In November 2013, Sheffield United defended Baki's past with Sheffield United PLC Director James Phipps stating "The prince is aware that Mr Baki is a fervent supporter of Fenerbahce and that, in younger days, the fervency of his support may have overcome his better judgement... Indeed, Mr Baki has built a reputation as a well-regarded, law-abiding businessman and has earned his place as a trusted advisor to His Royal Highness".
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He wrote a number of works to propagate the Catholic faith and also catechized others in ways contrary to the laws of the country. While serving as the pastor at a parish in Tecolotlán, he began to promote greater devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus through his preaching, his personal example, and his great devotion to the Eucharist. His fervency was so pronounced that he became known as the "Madman of the Sacred Heart." He was known to work tirelessly for the care of the sick in his parish, and he often spent several hours hearing confessions of his parishioners.
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The film was met with mixed reviews, but the performances of Perabo, Paré and co-star Mischa Barton were, however, widely praised. Perabo's performance in particular received critical acclaim, which Loren King of the Chicago Tribune remarked was her "breakout performance". Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman called her "an actress of glittering ferocity" and her performance "a geyser of emotion". Jim Lane of the Sacramento News & Review said that "Perabo is a revelation, wild and fiery — it's a breakthrough performance, astonishing in its fervency" and Roger Ebert praised her performance for its sincerity and "wonderful abandon and conviction".
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By the late 19th century, camp meetings were declining in popularity across the United States. This change had as much to do with society's movement away from the religious fervency of the 18th and 19th centuries as with the ease of travel caused by extensive railroad construction and the introduction of the automobile. A fire in 1927 caused extensive damage to the camp and many of the cottages were marred or destroyed entirely. A series of other fires and severe weather in the first half of the 20th century also damaged many of the cottages and the camp's property.
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" Luke Y. Thompson fromDallas Observer defended the film's effects as products of their time and felt that viewers would be " surprised by what they see," stating, "This ain't your standard goofy monster rampage." Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian awarded the film four stars out of five, praising the storytelling as "muscular" and the nuclear themes as "passionate and fascinatingly ambiguous," stating, "the sheer fervency of this film takes it beyond the crash-bang entertainment of most blockbusters, ancient and modern." David Nusair from Reel Film Reviews awarded the film one and a half stars out of four, calling the narrative "terminally erratic narrative that's more dull than engrossing.
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I Wanna Hold Your Hand is a 1978 American historical comedy film co-written and directed by Robert Zemeckis, and starring Nancy Allen, Bobby Di Cicco, Marc McClure, Susan Kendall Newman, Theresa Saldana, and Wendie Jo Sperber. Its plot follows a disparate group of teenagers over the course of one day in New York City as they attempt to gain entry to The Beatles' first live appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964. The film also examines the mass hysteria surrounding the event, dubbed "Beatlemania" for the fervency of the group's fans. The film's title is derived from the Beatles' 1963 song of the same name.
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Garrick's rival Spranger Barry also played Tate's Lear the same year, in a performance which, according to the poet and playwright Frances Brooke, moved the whole house to tears, though Brooke marvelled that Spranger and Garrick should both have given Tate's work "the preference to Shakespeare's excellent original", and that Garrick, in particular, should "prefer the adulterated cup of Tate to the pure genuine draught offered him by the master he avows to serve with such fervency of devotion."Frances Brooke, The Old Maid (1756), reprinted in Brian Vickers, ed. Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage Volume 4, London, Routledge and Keegan Paul, 1974, p. 249.
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Publishers Weekly says Hillerman repeatedly shines in the masterfully complex new novel: > The 15th Chee/Leaphorn mystery (after 1999's relatively weak Hunting Badger) > finds MWA Grand Master Hillerman back at the top of his form as his two > Navajo peace officers look into both a past and present mystery. Religious > fervency and single-minded greed become strange but necessary bedfellows in > a plot filled, as always, with insights into the lives and beliefs of the > "Dineh." When an abandoned pickup truck turns out to contain one very dead > white man, Sgt. Jim Chee's instincts lead him to bring retired Lt. Joe > Leaphorn into the case.
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The visible forms of God- Seeking were extensive. A series of 'Religious–Philosophical Meetings' were held in Saint Petersburg in 1901–1903, bringing together prominent intellectuals and clergy to explore together ways to reconcile the Church with the growing if undogmatic desire among the educated for spiritual meaning in life. Especially after 1905, various religious societies arose, though much of this religious upheaval was informal: circles and salons, séances, private prayer. Some clergy also sought to revitalize Orthodox faith, most famously the charismatic Father John of Kronstadt, who, until his death in 1908 (though his followers remained active long after), emphasized Christian living and sought to restore fervency and the presence of the miraculous in liturgical celebration.
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Mark Aldanov also considered him "the symbol of civil consciousness and lofty ideals in literature."В.Г. Короленко by Mark Aldanov The Soviet biographer F.Kuleshov praised Korolenko as "the defender of the oppressed" and a "truth-seeker, ardent and riotous, who with the fervency of a true revolutionary fought the centuries-long traditions of lawlessness." According to this critic, the writer's unique persona united in itself "a brilliant story-teller..., astute psychologist, great publicist, energetic, tireless social activist, a true patriot and very simple, open and modest man with crystal clear, honest soul." Maxim Gorky, while crediting Korolenko with being a "huge master and fine stylist," also opined that he did a lot to "awaken the sleeping social self-awareness of the majority of Russian nation".
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