Among our masses lies the same fervor that our founding fathers brought here: a fervor for a democracy that represents our interests.
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Anti-establishment fervor The anti-establishment fervor within the electorate underscored the enormous challenge facing Rubio and Cruz in the coming weeks as they try to stop Trump.
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We knew about the man's hunger; his fervor; his appetite.
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And what, exactly, was the reason for this shopping fervor?
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She talked with the fervor of somebody who'd been converted.
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But her campaign has quietly courted seniors with equal fervor.
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Worse, these sections are written with a vague, masturbatory fervor.
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But the fervor for meatless "meats" isn't stopping with beef.
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He wanted the noise and the fervor and the frenzy.
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Beijing is stirring up nationalist fervor in other ways, too.
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That fervor points to the other cultural conversation about representation.
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Still, the mix of fervor and vulnerability drew you in.
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He wasted no time in tackling his disease with fervor.
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He clearly had more fervor for this than for that.
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These voters expressed passionate admiration for his consistency and fervor.
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Robinson preaches this familiar socialist sermon with wit and fervor.
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Displays of religious fervor were seen as undesirable, even dangerous.
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Mr. Jourdain spoke with the fervor of a disappointed suitor.
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Compared with Bannon's revolutionary fervor, his reply was surprisingly cautious.
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But he dispatched the demanding aria with defiance and fervor.
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In Beijing, it is impossible to miss the patriotic fervor.
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And now, curiously, Ryan appears to lack that same fervor.
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The Snapchatting, the self-obsession, the fervor for living in cities.
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Mao ascendant As the country plunged into chaos, Mao's fervor increased.
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No, actually, I loathe them, with a rabid, visceral, illogical fervor.
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Let's dig into the fascination behind this fervor with "Cult Classics."
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Let's dig into the fascination behind this fervor with "Cult Fridays."
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I've known coke fiends who inhale with less fervor than Trump.
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These Donald Trump moments were shared, dissected and retweeted with fervor.
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Trump has inspired fervor among possible Republican voters and small donors.
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But am I missing out on something in my papal fervor?
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We also now watch White House press conferences with similar fervor.
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That fervor is building again in the case of Garza v.
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A book has never been discussed with such fervor on E!
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There's a touch of eugenicist fervor about her enthusiasm, though Penrose
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Amid the jingoist fervor, the two countries have traded economic blows.
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Far-right leaders competed in their fervor to support Mr. Trump.
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BECKY QUICK: We are still stuck with this populist fervor, though.
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People rushed in from the streets caught up in the fervor.
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Still, she was long thought to lack dramatic fervor and intensity.
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Renewed fervor improves Democratic prospects in 2018 House and Senate elections.
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But amid the pregame fervor, team officials huddled with the refs.
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It has needed the noise and the fervor and the frenzy.
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She combined grandeur, musicality, wit, fervor and acumen to phenomenal degrees.
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Mr. Lukacs proclaimed his passions and pet peeves with equal fervor.
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Then she washes her hands with Lady Macbeth-level fervor. Hmm.
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But other challengers benefited from the progressive fervor sweeping national politics.
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The fervor of those in the anti-vaccine movement exemplifies this.
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The noise, the fervor and the enthusiasm had captured his imagination.
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What's more, the first pandemic inspired a wave of apocalyptic fervor.
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From America, this newfound fervor spread to other Jewish diaspora populations.
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The '70s saw an explosion of revolutionary ideas and activist fervor.
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They pre-order books with fervor; they have YA book fan clubs.
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But what Trump officials bring in fervor, they sometimes lack in understanding.
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Will these social programs solve the crisis and put out the fervor?
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Mineral fervor multiplied exponentially over the nearly two decades since their departure.
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" The prayer also expresses a belief in "masturbating with fervor and piety.
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They had all met the Bundys and knew their faith and fervor.
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He spit with the fervor and dazzling technicality of a Zen master.
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Bitcoin's epic rise last year may have been more than investor fervor.
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Without redirection, I fear this fervor will simply fuel the existing fire.
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"There is a fervor out there in the country for change," Rep.
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It also streamlined the look of rival cars, again subduing fan fervor.
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"You see the fervor" the North Koreans have for Kim, he said.
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He began stirring his coffee with the fervor of a hypoxic Cuisinart.
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Two other factors are likely motivating the new tax-the-rich fervor.
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With evangelical fervor, if no hard data, Nash insisted that they will.
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Mr. Ma's final three suites, in particular, radiated visionary focus and fervor.
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Reporters coined the term "Jacindamania" to describe the fervor of her supporters.
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And the fervor portrayed in "The Followers," I'd argue, amounts to psychosis.
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The big picture: Despite that fervor, progress on climate change remains elusive.
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In "Moonglow," he writes with both lovely lyricism and highly caffeinated fervor.
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In a rush of revisionist fervor, I see the whole thing fresh.
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As in ancient times, the parades are used to stoke patriotic fervor.
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Instead, it's the fervor and buzz they've created for an electric car.
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This could happen during riots, for example, or in a religious fervor.
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It has pressed its opponents with a little less fervor, at times.
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The fervor with which the government has pursued Ben's communications is unconscionable.
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Events preceding Mueller's press conference also led to increased fervor for impeachment.
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Attack it with the same fervor that's used for Season Passes, DLCs, etc.
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President Obama is hitting the campaign trail with a fervor unseen in decades.
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But they speculated that regulators may hope to cool fervor in a market .
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" A Reuters article once described her as rousing audiences to "near religious fervor.
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Mr. Sanders is counting on the fervor of his supporters to topple Mrs.
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I watched everything that he did to drive people into that prematch fervor.
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Sanders launched into his raucous rally with the fervor of a tent revivalist.
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Sanger were inspired by social Darwinism and became gripped by a fervor for
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Mr. Izzard embraces challenges — like performing in other languages — with a certain fervor.
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Luckily, Ample Hills was around to keep up the Gilmore Girls culinary fervor.
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Fueled by the fervor of this possibility, I tend to ignore logistical challenges.
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Make an effort to consume its content with fervor during these summer months.
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A different fervor, grave and delicate, moves in the daylight of his pictures.
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Trump said "you see the fervor" the North Koreans have for their leader.
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Haven't we loved these foolish Granthams with all the fervor of their countrymen?
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In an age of nationalist fervor and populist unrest, neither can succeed alone.
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We might hate on the seasonal PSL fervor, but can you blame us?
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Doing so could help cool the fervor around a retirement like Justice Kennedy's.
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Seizing Crimea spurred patriotic fervor across Russia, prompting a run on Crimean wine.
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But he's prepared for the part with the fervor of the newly indoctrinated.
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But the gossamer colorings and improvisatory fervor of Ms. Kibbey's account hooked me.
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That probably will not affect the fervor with which "Skins" will be received.
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That dampens some of the fervor over this year's wave of tech offerings.
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We're in a time when there is such fandom, such fervor over cooking.
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The radicalized population in Bangladesh's overcrowded refugee camps does not hide its fervor.
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They all get explained in the rushed, self-interrupting fervor of the zealot.
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Both the detailed subtleties and walloping fervor came through thrillingly in the performance.
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Yet she sounded slightly tentative at times; I wanted more fervor and spontaneity.
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Some therapists and activist groups were skeptical; others embraced A.B.A. with evangelical fervor.
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But I'll take occasional rawness for the compensating fervor that Ms. Damrau delivers.
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I thought the music, for all its stern fortitude, needed more threatening fervor.
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But she brought fervor and tension galore to this scheming yet intriguing character.
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If anything, the progressive fervor to unseat IDC members grew throughout the campaign.
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When Soviet tanks began firing into the crowds, the people's fervor only increased.
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"The social consequences range from increased religious fervor to outright chaos," the paper said.
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Nor have Democrats matched the organizational fervor of Republicans in congressional and state politics.
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I think there's a lot of fervor and froth in the marketplace right now.
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But of the public sessions, none generated more wide-eyed fervor than Aimee Murphy's.
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Unsurprisingly, pastels briefly fell out of favor during the fervor of the French Revolution.
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In Austin, city regulators' political fervor ultimately drove Uber out of the city entirely.
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Why do people worship bands like Power Trip and Iron Age with exceptional fervor?
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But it always surprises me the fervor with which people come at her sometimes.
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These gems are circulated with the same fervor as best and worst dressed lists.
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It's interesting because religious fervor and faith, to me, can take so many forms.
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While the Tamagotchi never really left, the fervor certainly died down over the years.
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Young Chester inherited some of his father's emotionalism and none of his moral fervor.
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The interruptions came with a frequency and fervor usually seen at a Trump rally.
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On its official Weibo site, the Communist Youth League praised the waxing patriotic fervor.
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Steinway sees China as the best shot at rekindling the fervor of that era.
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Corbyn and the messianic fervor of his supporters standing in the way of a
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The brine comes from smoked fish and crawfish powder, the fervor from Scotch bonnets.
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But the civic fervor behind it has not been entirely welcomed on Capitol Hill.
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Anti-establishment fervor roiling the presidential race may soon tumble the Senate Republican hierarchy.
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Yet they cheered for the Lumberjacks anyway, with a fervor that shook the stands.
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The bass-baritone Brandon Cedel brought burnished sound and fervor to the Petrarch setting.
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Meng participated for the rest of the Global Shards event, but with less fervor.
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It's a tic that Levine pursues with a fervor even Robert Kardashian would admire.
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Nevertheless, Gucci is home so we must applaud these efforts with hyperbole and fervor.
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He gloriously loses all sense of objectivity and joins the fans in their fervor.
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The fervor started on Tumblr, of course, and was probably intended as a joke.
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The choreography was loose, and everyone committed to it with different levels of fervor.
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He also showcases the band's versatility, which was often obscured behind all the fervor.
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New Yorkers are lucky enough to have evidence of revolutionary fervor in their midst.
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The fervor is a little reminiscent of the dot-com boom of the 22015s.
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Over the next few months, Swing Left began to build upon that initial fervor.
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Cuomo commented on the matter, despite the public fervor over legislation introduced last spring.
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Even the solidly right-wing Murdoch (Simon McBurney) is unsettled by his underling's fervor.
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But consumer groups have denounced Mr. Pai's fervor for deregulation of the media industry.
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Within six months, her heroin and fentanyl habit grabbed hold with its former fervor.
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There was a fervor behind these comments that seemed so out there to me.
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"The singing shall be mandatory and must be done with fervor," the bill states.
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She sang with bluesy authority, rapped with frisky fervor and, naturally, played the flute.
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He's neither Jewish nor given to ideological fervor; he just warms to the adventure.
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Creating, like, a fervor — or an anxiety about what was happening in our country.
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What I found was far more nuanced than the easy storyline of reactionary fervor.
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Now she campaigns with roughly equal fervor for the monetary polices she once opposed.
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In his build-the-wall fervor, Mr. Trump has repeatedly used racially inflammatory language.
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This is especially relevant given the current anti-establishment fervor permeating the political climate.
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Despite these limitations Visionary Aponte relays the fervor and adamance of the revolutionary spirit.
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The ensuing public fervor stoked talk of a total electronics scrap ban in Thailand.
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But, I have seen a lot of this excitement, kind of fervor about this summit.
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It reiterated an earlier statement that it was not trying to trade on patriotic fervor.
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Bozo and Ronald McDonald were pasty-faced enthusiasts who performed their shtick with evangelical fervor.
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These beliefs gave to his speeches a fervor that could not be stilled by criticism.
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It also doesn't look like the fervor for the show will die down anytime soon.
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And for now, that's all congressional Republicans have to say about the single-payer fervor.
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But it will take more than patriotic fervor to get investors and regulators on board.
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In 1984 he became a Buddhist whose fervor to convert his family alienated his wife.
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Increasing confidence in Zika's ties to serious health consequences are largely driving the vaccine fervor.
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Go deeper... The New Yorker's Jeffrey Toobin delves into the National Enquirer's "fervor for Trump."
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Yet in their fervor, sometimes the media, Democrats and Republicans can all be wrong simultaneously.
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The intervening manhunt and press fervor served as a giant ad campaign for the painting.
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Hitler and Trump have both used nationalistic fervor to unite citizens against a common enemy.
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Hatsune Miku was soon glorified with religious fervor—and naturally her disciples needed a church.
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If his most obsessive fans preach with evangelical fervor, Kendrick is artful in his ambiguity.
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It's so ludicrously serious there's almost something charming about the film's hyperventilating, page-turning fervor.
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These allegations aren't new, but they certainly have gained fervor under the current political climate.
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Gilbert hunted stars in the stands with the fervor and cunning of a contemporary paparazzo.
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Every Sunday, the Game of Thrones fervor sets the internet ablaze with chatter about Westeros.
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But beyond the choreographed pageantry and fervor, there are reasons to watch the proceedings closely.
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Would that any of them had shown such fervor in pursuing facts about Russia's interference.
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They would not have felt much fervor for the anodyne haste of the Regents' prayer.
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While we appreciate their fervor to defend their industry, the picture painted is quite flawed.
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This has something to do with the fervor of Mr. Stern's fans, and their ubiquity.
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With self-righteous fervor, Nader complained that the Democrats were no different from the GOP.
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Still, all of that seems to underdetermine the sheer fervor with which Americans support renewables.
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Mr. Martineau played beautifully throughout the program, bringing refinement yet appropriate fervor to the music.
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But no amount of moralizing from Trump's opposition will affect the fervor of his supporters.
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She is responsible for every inch of the painting with a passionate, if understated fervor.
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He argued that as the economy wobbles, investors' fervor for financial tech startups is cooling.
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The rumors began with fervor in December, around the time tax reform was wrapping up.
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That fervor extends beyond the federal level: 79 women say they are running for governor.
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In the heady period of nationalist fervor, the situation for Indians in Burma deteriorated sharply.
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And religious fervor has led some people toward cures that have no grounding in science.
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But when he really let go and sang with operatic fervor, he sounded more secure.
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Lots of people clearly like Sanders, sometimes with a fervor that irks Clinton's fellow Democrats.
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Few artists in any genre inspire more fervor, more devotion, more curiosity, more exuberant joy.
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Few artists in any genre inspire more fervor, more devotion, more curiosity, more exuberant joy.
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"I've never seen the agency implement any initiative with this kind of fervor," he said.
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Jamie speaks with religious fervor about the mission of his company, which is decreasing crime.
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It is no reason to expand gas infrastructure; the fervor is as warranted as ever.
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"Don't ever underestimate the political fervor of the art world," she told The Washington Post.
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The growing fervor suggests that labor activism has taken on a new, grass-roots form.
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But it's also an island of religious fervor, displayed most publicly on Assumption Day, Aug.
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Her letters to home and her journals are written with innocence, fervor and adolescent drama.
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It makes me want to write with the fervor of naivete, yet rewards serious engagement.
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Basketball is followed with an almost religious fervor there, dating back to the late 1800s.
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This wasn't the most viscerally thrilling interpretation, but it was effective, building steadily in fervor.
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The fervor around the trade grew so great that someone registered a web domain, pksubbantracker.
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While that growth tempered slightly in 2017, the fervor for quirky, silly games has not.
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The fervor was fueled, in part, by the app's explosive user growth and revenue growth.
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It's a harrowing turn of the screw for legislators who rode that fervor into office.
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It is with that same grit (fervor) that she fought her last days on Earth.
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There is no fervor, no frenzy; victory would be nice, but defeat is no disaster.
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Later in his set, he spoke of his goals for Jamaican music with equal fervor.
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Online recipe hacks typically deploy garlic and Chinese five-spice to approximate the skin's fervor.
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The viewer can feel the fervor of the shared experience and catharsis in gospel music.
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Fichon's fervor for 90s house music continues with the release of My Love is Underground Vol.
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Blake's exercise was to hold exultant national fervor up to the reality of the nation itself.
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" In 2016, Winter's fervor to help turned into a free-service program called "Hope Thru Soap.
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Journalists covered the killing and initial public fervor for about a month — and then, radio silence.
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Demand for more comprehensive feature sets isn't the only thing that'll drive this M&A fervor.
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"Initially we were concerned that people would lose their political fervor after the election," Daniels said.
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Small, overwhelming white, and politically independent New Hampshire leaned heavily into Sanders's populist fervor in 22020.
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They've become known for haranguing people they believe have crossed him, journalists especially, with relentless fervor.
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This time around, he whipped up nationalist fervor after a nuclear standoff with Pakistan in February.
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As such, they oppose them with far more fervor than any similar voting bloc in Europe.
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The fervor rose steadily, and pretty quickly, a blow of the whistle would mark the kickoff.
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" Trump also displays his fervor by typing things in all caps — otherwise known as "internet yelling.
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And while the fervor has died down quite a bit, the game is still going strong.
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The subscription fervor that's grown from Netflix to MoviePass is making its way to the road.
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And as well as raising patriotic fervor, the event is also a fun family day out.
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Two years later, that fervor appears to have paid off, albeit in a slightly different form.
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Instead, these liberals - fixated ineluctably on anti-Trump fervor, and little else - uncritically cheer these developments.
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Those same critics who call out Trump should also criticize the "reform" lobby with equal fervor.
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College basketball fervor drove crowds to other New York City bars over the weekend, as well.
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Lithuania's swelling military ranks, Vacca says, reflect the upsurge in patriotic fervor stoked by Russian hostility.
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When I watched last year, I wanted with equal fervor to be Tony's wife and mistress.
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Thanks to the White House, Virginia is swimming in Democratic donor cash and anti-Trump fervor.
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While Maradona doesn't attend this church, he understands the fervor that he evokes in his fans.
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This explains the fervor with which the kingdom is pursuing its diversification agenda under Vision 2030.
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In the election, his voters' fervor was evidently not enough; he lost, by a tiny margin.
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It is the Ponzi schemes, the byzantine corruption, the evangelical fervor and the consenting-adult depravity.
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This strong support reflects western Ukraine's status as bastion of Ukrainian nationalism and anti-Russian fervor.
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The competition and the fervor surrounding it has even seeped into pop culture at this point.
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But Trump's rise coupled with the anti-Washington fervor gripping the GOP is fraying Republican nerves.
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This entire election process heralded a surge in political activeness and fervor among a new generation.
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A moment of confusion on the Mar-a-Lago lawn encapsulated the fervor surrounding the talks.
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Now that datamosh and glitch fervor have died down, respectively, she is returning to the project.
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" Those actions, however, "did not lead to a growth in antisemitic fervor throughout the United States.
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The fervor around these beers is ripe with hyperbole, but in the best examples, it's warranted.
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No single theory has won out to explain why Alabama's anti-gambling fervor may have ebbed.
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He also said he expects the populist fervor to grow after 2020 regardless of who's president.
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And echoing Mr. Trump, they worried whether the fervor would spread to monuments of other figures.
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He grew up raising cattle, and struggles with the "Portlandia" fervor for vegetarian, vegan and organic.
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The PAC appears, however, to have tapped into the small-dollar fundraising fervor that Sanders created.
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Ruben's fervor never catches in his gentler cousin, who daydreams about returning to Armenia and Mina.
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"I thought of myself as a symbol of revolutionary fervor and commitment," she said this week.
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It's always striking to observe the fervor with which City Ballet's dancers deliver Mr. Peck's works.
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And in this era of local pride and nationalistic fervor, that has become a political liability.
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First is the force, fervor, and comprehensiveness of the assault on religion we are experiencing today.
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In the heat of his evangelistic fervor, he attempted to convert his aunt, who is Muslim.
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He called out hypocrisy, asking people not to hide behind religious fervor to prop up prejudices.
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The characters have been mostly emptied of individual qualities, the better to be filled with fervor.
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Pitch meetings, rife with sucking up and bogus fervor, are among Fogelson's least favorite executive tasks.
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Listen to the chilling fervor of her final phrase, ending with a powerful high B-flat.
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Ideally, a parent is a backstop against innocent fervor; against foolish, zealous choices and blissful ignorance.
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With The Witcher's arrival on Netflix, there's a renewed fervor for the medium-crossing fantasy series.
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"I wore sport coats," Mr. Biden told reporters once, explaining his limited involvement in antiwar fervor.
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He's a believer who regards process with a dogmatic fervor that excludes pretty much everything else.
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The fact is, celebrities are getting louder, tweeting, and Instagramming with a fervor we haven't seen before.
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"Tongues can flow in supple tandem, dancing a 'tongue tango' with equal fervor and gentility," says Demirjian.
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Terrified of their MAGA base, GOP reps allow themselves to be swept up by Trump's senseless fervor.
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While she's always been passionate about politics, Omar's fervor has only been compounded since becoming a mother.
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Garnett observes Protestant celebrations on The Twelfth, whose fervor dissuades her from checking out the Catholic response.
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But I couldn't understand the moral fervor surrounding breastfeeding, or the smug superiority of many breastfeeding mothers.
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And he's known in Ohio for a populism that predates Trump and lacks the president's nationalistic fervor.
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"I don't feel a great deal of fervor to promote that bill in the House," Straus said.
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And this new piece is only further fueling the fervor for an epic collaboration between the two.
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With the anti-gay fervor growing in Uganda, Ketifa wasn't the only one to leave the country.
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But this swell of popularity for anti-capitalist political ideas has also triggered new fervor against socialism.
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This time around, he whipped up nationalist fervor and capitalized politically on February's nuclear standoff with Pakistan.
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Its conservative op-ed writers seem to rip him with as much fervor as the liberal ones.
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That morning, they descended upon those fiberglass angels with fervor, affixing beaks to sculptures across Los Angeles.
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The press referred to his 'energetic fervor,' 'astringent intellect,' 'peppery prose,' 'acumen,' and 'affability,' all apt descriptions.
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Newman's recall shows the anti-tax fervor that Orange County is famous for is alive and well.
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But the revolutionary fervor has given way to something equally potent, what Lilla calls the reactionary spirit.
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The Kennedy family has a legendary passion for politics — and apparently that fervor extends to their pets.
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The biggest challenge for Democrats is to avoid letting anti-Trump fervor drown out their own message.
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Mr. Millsap sings with spiritual fervor verging on rage — his voice ecstatic and volcanic all at once.
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Back then, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC all covered the damaging and salacious details with similar fervor.
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Known as the "purple witch" for her violet hair dye and her fervor for repressive policies, Mrs.
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The research suggested that the religious fervor of the Gaza residents might have been a key factor.
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In fiction, there's a corollary: to the nonbelieving reader, a character's religious fervor can be a hindrance.
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He was able to take advantage of a very strong anti-establishment fervor throughout the Republican primaries.
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Intense fervor around bitcoin has pushed bitcoin up more than 1,500 percent in 2017 on one exchange.
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Too many Democrats, including senior leaders, have long participated in the almost religious fervor for tax cuts.
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North Korea's Prime Minister, Pak Pong Ju, spoke with patriotic fervor about the newly completed construction project.
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Their strategy relied on capitalizing on familiarity and name recognition in an election replete with populist fervor.
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The common thread was that the campaign's moral fervor repeatedly got the better of its message focus.
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You might think this dramatic conflict calls for music charged with demonic undercurrents and exotic Russian fervor.
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And where fervor isn't enough, he has other means of enticing — or pushing — voters to the polls.
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And yet despite its persistence, the fervor over The Great Wall ended up not being particularly accurate.
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Still, all night Mr. Grigolo was in the zone with a fervor that no one else matched.
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Mr. Mattei brings such desperate fervor to his singing that you can believe in this Amfortas's vulnerability.
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As operations ramped up, a wave of revolutionary fervor from the Arab Spring movement swept the region.
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Rick Scott, fueled into office by tea-party fervor, tried unsuccessfully to pass a stringent immigration law.
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She had a fervor for workers rights and an impressive resume: degrees from UCLA, Harvard and Yale.
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Russian nationalist fervor is very present, despite the official ban for the country's state-backed doping scheme.
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Cryptocurrencies came into being with an anti-bank fervor that still runs hot in the technology community.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Putin has repeatedly flirted with this same imperialistic rhetoric in order to stoke nationalistic fervor.
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Supporters of white nationalist groups maintain that a fervor to tear down monuments only builds their ranks.
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Helen's religious fervor takes up an enormous number of pages, and it can be difficult to swallow.
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Of course, they also have the money and resources to pursue their non-professional passions with fervor.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is trying to capitalize on the torrent of anti-Trump fervor in New York.
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He climbs atop his piano and exhorts the crowd with the fervor of a tent-revival preacher.
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The marginalia establish the fervor of his belief: no Sunday Christian could have made such acute observations.
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Taco John's, que no respondió a las solicitudes para hacer comentarios, ha defendido con fervor su registro.
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The squatters' movement, with its anarchic fervor, theatricality and social purpose, put him right in his element.
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It also underscored the fervor with which New York progressives had approached the Independent Democratic Conference fight.
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Yet, ideological fervor has distorted policy even beyond the best interests of many in the fossil industry.
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The burst of patriotic fervor that accompanied the annexation of Crimea gave Putin a massive popularity boost.
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Then will I awaken to the primal fervor / Erect and alone, under an antique flood of light.
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For one thing, to what extent was anti-Kony fervor or the challenge a mere passing fancy?
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Vetrazzo Still, for the most part, there's little reason to believe that the granite fervor will disappear.
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As social networks help foster misinformation and populist fervor across the globe, you're right to be skeptical.
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All three parents represent an anti-vaccine fervor on the left that is increasingly worrying health authorities.
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"I want to see someone who, like, has the fervor to fight for me," Anna Schierenbeck said.
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Fire doesn't discriminate: It destroys multimillion-dollar mansions and trailer parks with an equal amount of fervor.
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I'd begun to bleed, something I'd wanted with a fervor, like the fervor with which I burned to kiss Earl Freeman, to smell his man sweat and finger the hollow at his breastbone when we lay in the hot sand in Atlantic City, the white sky arched over us.
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Especially when measured against the virtual utopia that they were sold with almost religious fervor by Silicon Valley.
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There's less fervor around labor because it isn't personally localized; it happens to other people, thus demanding empathy.
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Long-time campaigners are counting on a measles campaign to ignite a new fervor for public health work.
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I wish people would protect the First Amendment with the same fervor as they have the Second Amendment.
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Historians say the affair reignited patriotic fervor at a time when it had cooled off, and emboldened Bostonians.
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But he was encouraged by Smith's renewed fervor to return to characters who meant so much to him.
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Mallin said media or advertising companies would have a hard time ever reproducing this type of fervor organically.
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In Tennessee, it's all about praise for President Donald Trump; in Washington D.C., anti-Trump fervor has dominated.
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The fervor of Thursday night had given way to Friday morning sobriety, of unpopular provisions and constituent pressure.
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Ali's eagerness to embrace every idea she encounters with a righteous fervor can make her hard to take.
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Did my fervor stem from a subconscious yearning to leave adulthood behind and go back to easier times?
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To imbue such a world view with missionary fervor and an "ends justify the means" mentality is fraught.
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So why did the Nazis, rather than the Communists or the Social Democrats, benefit from anti-austerity fervor?
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We have yet to see a tech sector leader optimize for profit and ethics with the same fervor.
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The fervor at Trump's rally also came from protesters, who interrupted Trump's speech more than a dozen times.
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And Democrats will lose an issue that has animated them and been very effective at garnering grassroots fervor.
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Now, under pressure from left-leaning challenger Bernie Sanders, she is embracing him and his legacy with fervor.
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The fervor to answer this question is up there with figuring out who shot J.R. and Mr. Burns.
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The prequel may not attract the same fervor as the original, but it could help bring viewers back.
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Toar remembers one of the first times her community was convulsed by anti-immigrant fervor, back in 2006.
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Remember the anti-tax cut movement began with hard core fervor well before President Trump's time in politics.
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The United States needs the same fervor for control of nuclear weapons that citizens have for environmental progress.
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I can appreciate the fervor with which many support their candidate, on either side of the political aisle.
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Could this political backlash against globalization and the fervor for protectionist policies begin to fade as wages rise?
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Watson Coleman sliced through the contentious partisan fervor boiling in the committee room with an attack on Rep.
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His jumps' height and his turns' speed matter less than their windblown, tilting ecstasy and shining, boyish fervor.
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Is vaping worth saving, or is all this fervor just further proof to the power of nicotine addiction?
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In the years since the show concluded, Animaniacs fervor has been kept alive by a committed cult fanbase.
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It went well beyond the competitive fervor with which one general-election candidate tends to speak about another.
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Yet the fervor of her pessimism, like the extremity of her moderation, made her a forceful, imperious presence.
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This is an equally important tradition—the closest New York City comes to the fervor outside the Oscars.
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I think in the last year there's been this fervor to really stand up and kind of shout.
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Appearing for just under one solitary minute, those undulating, analog arpeggios triggered fervor across my social media feed.
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The group's losses are a sign of the strength of the progressive fervor heading into the midterm election.
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It celebrated the natural body and left modern dance, with its antiquated emotion and fervor, in the dust.
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That anxiety is strongest in cross-country skiing, which is adored with a fervor that stretches back centuries.
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But when I returned later in the run, they were in a zone, singing with fervor and intensity.
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The current voting controversy follows eight years of partisan fervor over how elections are run in North Carolina.
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Mr. Trump could disappear tomorrow, and the fervor to destroy the "globalist" project would not miss a beat.
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Ms. Radvanovsky, with her bright, powerful voice and dramatic fervor, excelled in Norma's moments of torment and fury.
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He took several blue-collar jobs, in which he tried to stir up revolutionary fervor among his colleagues.
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We saw ourselves as contemporary John Browns, full of moral fervor to stop the senseless war in Vietnam.
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The fervor for the company led to what Mr. Meehan said were almost weekly approaches by financial suitors.
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It treats the interaction between two best friends with the detail and fervor usually reserved for romantic love.
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A more capable central government could head off independence fervor by giving the region a better economic return.
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Considering the fervor of many gun-rights advocates, it's quite possible that not even reversal of Roe v.
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Nunes' return further inflamed the partisan fervor surrounding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
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But it should also be a warning for anyone counting on anti-Trump fervor to mobilize the masses.
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After a month on the front lines, he returned to Iraq with $1,22000 and a newfound ideological fervor.
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Abandoning Mao's utopian fervor, Chinese leaders led by Deng Xiaoping sought stable, peaceful relations with the international community.
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Unions have actually been an incredibly useful tool in fighting harassment across industries, with increased fervor following #MeToo.
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In a moment of nationalist fervor, conservatives should not neglect this distinctive, if paradoxical, aspect of America's heritage.
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This has split investors large and small into warring camps — both sides digging in with quasi-religious fervor.
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Detainees are subject to constant indoctrination that warns them to renounce religious fervor and support the Communist Party.
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Traditional Judaism held that living according to law was itself a source and an expression of spiritual fervor.
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But Cohen aims his ire at Hoover with a fervor typically reserved for fascist dictators or domestic terrorists.
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The fervor for sneakers has been fueled by "sneakerheads" and others who regard the shoes as investment assets.
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To the extent that you want to whip people into an anti-immigrant fervor, it's a good idea.
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The tide appears to be turning; the fervor around a Democratic comeback narrative is too big to ignore.
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The tenuous situation of contested borders with neighboring countries — especially Vietnam — is the object of much nationalistic fervor.
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In Destiny 2, hardcore players still perform activities in these aggressive, painful loops and play with the same fervor.
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The battle between Thomas and Ginsburg in the footnotes illustrates the fervor each side brings to the abortion debate.
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This was precisely the sort of motivation I needed to begin exploring, with a new fervor, on my own.
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It wasn't something that really grabbed me, but I've experienced the intense fervor that people have for those things.
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Years of anti-Obama fervor in the Republican Party that energized the grassroots and resulted in insurgents like Sens.
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The combination of nostalgia and competitive fervor is intoxicating, making the sport feel epic and fragile all at once.
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Without building a community this way, it will be hard for other shows to achieve this level of fervor.
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In 2009, Republican voters backed free-trade agreements with greater fervor than Democrats, but that support collapsed in 2016.
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And Diamond Select is by no means the only company to see this type of fervor for the character.
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Within months, small patches of scattered hair returned with fervor — as did irritation any time I'd shave or wax.
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WILLIAMS: This was brought in, Greg, recently in order to sell the sport as an expression of patriotic fervor.
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Weaves' fervor, and coolness, was apparent during their gala performance of "Scream," featuring Polaris Prize 2014 winner Tanya Tagaq.
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In Israel, they have been welcomed by a growing group of religious-nationalist Jews who share their messianic fervor.
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We may preach the gospel of SPF and slather on the stuff with fervor, but sometimes we slip up.
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Thae's siblings spoke with a fervor that would have been expected of them, by a government that demands loyalty.
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Americans and Europeans are again riveted on intelligence leaks, cyber hacking and the latest surge of inward-looking fervor.
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Even with the fervor, a winner is "by no means" guaranteed, said Gary Grief, executive director of the commission.
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Ryan, who launched his bid for House minority leader last week, noted the current populist fervor in the electorate.
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My fervor was abruptly shadowed when a co-worker ran to inform me of free cake in the office.
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When you wrote this song in 1999, was the collective fervor over ozone depletion something that influenced your lyrics?
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The story of her defeat is a complicated one, encompassing rising anti-establishment fervor, campaign error, and yes, prejudice.
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There's an element of religious fervor to this film and an element of digging into non-mainstream religious beliefs.
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Diane Black is running for governor, plan to seize on the anti-Washington fervor to hopefully sink their candidacies.
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Moreover, religious fervor was coupled with sympathy for the Jews as being subject to the world's most longstanding hatred.
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I would suggest the recent decision regarding Apple is likely only to stoke the anti-EU fervor even further.
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Critics have suggested the deployment is a political stunt intended to gin up fervor among his base of supporters.
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But liberals haven't always defended teachers with such fervor, as the historian Corey Robin recently noted at his website.
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Huckabee referenced the anti-establishment fervor that has characterized much of the 2016 election, arguing Trump resonated with Americans.
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He's belting out a strong economic message with a fervor that Democrats have yet to match this election cycle.
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Sure. Here, with Nicholas Bodych in the poet's role, religious fervor was revealed in outstretched arms and circle formations.
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Yes, it's named after Osama bin Laden, the founder of Al Qaeda, but not because of any extremist fervor.
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But the anti-establishment fervor unleashed by Trump's 2016 campaign has proved difficult for GOP leaders to rein in.
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Yet he carries on with the devotional fervor of someone whose life's work is an all-consuming, ecstatic pastime.
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But then, before the fervor over that album faded, news of another album leaked: this time, a duet album.
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Nunes's return could further inflame the partisan fervor surrounding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
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The charge stuck, even as Iran's revolutionary fervor cooled and factions within the government pursued better relations with Washington.
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At the time, I didn't drink very much, and my fervor for buffalo sauce had yet to kick in.
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"The evangelical fervor is fascinating," William Gibson said about Silicon Valley in an interview this year with Das Magazin.
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Democratic Senators seem to have fallen in line with their progressive base who have channeled their fervor against DeVos.
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Since joining Likud in 2008, Regev has become known for her provocations no less than for her nationalist fervor.
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Daniil Trifonov's Piano Concerto in E-flat Minor, full of Romantic fervor and pulsing lyricism, takes itself very seriously.
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The theological pursuit of artificial intelligence within the company means that there's almost a religious fervor to its work.
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For all the democratic fervor of recent days, Slovakia has not been immune to the appeals of extremist politicians.
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Ms. Tandia's harissa is an essential contribution to the city, evoking the fervor of chiles without their spiky heat.
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Mr. Pérez Molina resigned, and the anti-corruption fervor swept Mr. Morales, a former television comic, into the presidency.
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Instead, while whipping his base into a wall fervor, he also created anti-wall enthusiasm on the Democratic side.
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And the Texans who voted didn't give a whit for the fervor of people who lived outside the state.
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History and local fervor are no longer enough to attract viewers, to generate traction, to make a team famous.
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As his glow-in-the-dark baseball cap loomed up suddenly behind them, they would pedal with renewed fervor.
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She stalked the floor with the fervor of a preacher, raising her arms in exaltation and executing balletic spins.
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Even talk about superheroes and space wizards can feel like life or death when enough people express their fervor.
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Guardiola was greeted in England with a sort of messianic fervor; City had pursued him relentlessly for four years.
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Roughly 120,000 Serbs live in northern Kosovo, near the Serbian border, and mostly embrace the nationalistic fervor of Belgrade.
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Moments of fervor also offered glimpses into the deep longing that a singer must also convey with this character.
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Uno de esos "y si…" era: los sistemas totalitarios no duran para siempre, al menos eso creo con fervor.
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Now, however, momentum is clearly with the Democrats, as anger over Mr. Trump's presidency has unleashed a legislative fervor.
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And there are other signs — like all this anti-abortion fervor — that Trump might be in his veep's thrall.
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But at the rally, Mr. Trump was once again in good spirits, feeding off the fervor in the crowd.
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You can potentially tap into this revolutionary fervor by picking fights with political elites who represent the status quo.
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It's a strategy they think could generate fervor in House campaigns, which generally don't garner too much public attention.
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While he benefits from the grassroots anti-Trump fervor, Ossoff has deliberately avoided making the race a referendum on Trump.
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The setback was difficult for Rippon, but it also provided the champion figure skater with a renewed sense of fervor.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)There's this weird sort of fervor that surrounds the MacBook Air that I've never fully understood.
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Bernie Sanders, whose populist primary campaign tapped into the sense of economic malaise and anti-establishment fervor exploited by Trump.
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For some it might be hard to understand the fervor around owning a Tesla, much less any other consumer product.
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Now, two decades later, Rossetto has written a novel that captures the optimism, greed, fervor, and madness of that era.
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Most of the (minimal) anti-Trump fervor from the Republican Party comes from the left and center, not the right.
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It's this raw kinder-fervor Blippi cultivates among his fans that has grown his YouTube channel to 3.5 million subscribers.
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Anti-football fervor began to subside; ultimately, Roosevelt would go down in history as the president who "saved" the game.
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Her failing health and recent controversies did not appear to dampen her fervor, even in the blistering 104-degree heat.
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It's not that López Obrador, a populist who elicits religious fervor among his leftist base, has been immune to controversy.
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Instead, audiences have embraced it with a fervor that should torpedo the passionless, noncommittal themes to which we are accustomed.
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The rally was peaceful and well coordinated, but participants spoke out against the recent SESTA/FOSTA bills with urgent fervor.
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This fervor manifested into group watch parties, people gathering to view the episode together at home or at local bars.
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Parks and Recreation Leslie Knope celebrates Valentine's Day exactly as you'd expect: With fervor and with the people she loves.
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Based on his early-onset political fervor, we're betting he's pretty bummed he has to wait another decade to vote.
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However, O'Riley interprets Liszt's version with the same fervor that the protagonist experiences in the fictional universe of Symphonie Fantastique.
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It is often talked about with a devout faux-patriotic fervor, and copies go for hundreds of dollars on eBay.
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Now you can indulge in all (or none) of the upcoming pumpkin-flavored fervor, inside a subtly pumpkin-spiced apartment.
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In all likelihood, they'll just have to wait for the fervor to die down before they can post their thoughts.
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The paltry page count lets Penny, in full author-activist fervor, get away with punking up the familiar biotech premise.
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The #yeswayrose fervor is no more about regional varietals than bottomless brunch is about eggs Benedict blanketed in congealed hollandaise.
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The measure did not define how it would qualify whether or not a citizen sang the anthem with enough fervor.
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Her sultry take on the hit had audiences going wild, and the amazing backup dancers only added to the fervor.
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If terrorist events yield nativist sentiment in Europe, it could feed the fervor to break up the EU, he said.
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The fervor has caught on in the YA market, where the legacy of "strong female leads" is already incredibly robust.
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Rumors that Ryan would be leaving office began with fervor in December, around the time tax reform was wrapping up.
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Like him, Santorum and Huckabee won the Iowa caucuses and built from there, courting the religious right with particular fervor.
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Interpol may track down the culprits of these most recent attacks, but other killers will emerge, motivated by religious fervor.
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I've got as many reservations about the commander in chief as my conservative peers without that destructive "Never Trump" fervor.
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Ms. Hong also sang with expressive fervor in Milton Babbitt's "Philomel," a dramatic monologue based on Ovid's myth of Philomena.
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He has struggled, at times, to transfer the fervor of his most ardent supporters to those candidates he publicly endorses.
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None of that has lessened Iran's fervor for supporting terrorism or the murderous regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The fervor has spilled into jails, where it is welcomed by officials who sense its potential for reforming ex-gangsters.
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But it is not merely a case of a temporary burst of patriotic fervor papering over the cracks in society.
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Unlike Commander Waterford, who was motivated by religious fervor to establish Gilead, Lawrence is more analytic (but no less cold).
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"I appreciate Bernie's fervor and honesty," said Ian Forrester, 25, a barista and rock musician who caucused for Mr. Sanders.
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Unsurprisingly, those that could hoarded liquor before the Volstead Act became law in 1919 and religious fervor swept the nation.
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At best, they're the stage assistant, done up in overly sexualized outfits, adding little, to no fervor to the performance.
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None with quite as much fervor as: I say: Personally, I do sort of feel ashamed about my core queasiness.
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Here Attia and Lebel discuss with deep fervor their forest of collectables, imbuing everything with the poetry of multiple meanings.
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The fervor for Woods on Sunday actually started when he walked out to the driving range just after 1 p.m.
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It's been 13 years since Tool has released an album, but that hasn't stopped fan fervor for the metal band.
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Gene's fervor and paranoia are undiminished by the failure of the world to end at Y2K, despite his ample preparations.
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The fervor indicated gun control could play a major role in the 2018 midterm elections, with Republicans on the defensive.
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Australia's conservative prime minister, Scott Morrison, secured a surprise election victory, another swell in a global wave of populist fervor.
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Satanic fury returns and crests into a shattering climax that Mr. Noseda drove to a pitch of blazing, demonic fervor.
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Manic clapping, cheers, and people "whooing" with the desperate fervor of a pilgrim hoping to be touched by a Pope.
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Gunnarsson was thrilled, but his fervor was drowned out by the sound of 22016,22016 fans not cheering in Reykjavik's stadium.
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Mr. Trump's election, on a wave of anti-immigrant fervor, has made the current negotiations even more difficult, senators say.
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A recent outbreak of violence in the eastern German city of Chemnitz is indicative of the rise in nationalist fervor.
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The groups on the right that once fueled the party's anti-Obamacare fervor might as well have been on vacation.
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The rushing lushness of the opening bacchanal music here had the complex, dizzying fervor of "Parsifal," Wagner's final completed opera.
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But his vision was driven more by military necessity than some sense of religious fervor to spread the American model.
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Moderation is a difficult virtue for people to rally around, since by definition it doesn't arouse fervor or zealous advocates.
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There was a kind of Protestant fervor to this belief; anything that sounded like an actual pop song was bad.
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The government in the North has long used posters and rallies to whip up anti-American sentiments and national fervor.
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With the listmaking fervor and its risks in mind, we searched for people who would fit our criteria for visionaries.
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Mr. Rattle conveyed the heady fervor of the music without turning the introduction into a tone poem of the erotic.
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Photograph by John Francis Peters for The New Yorker To a jaundiced East Coaster, the fervor can feel almost cultish.
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The group cheered for calls for stricter gun laws and responded with particular fervor to any criticisms of the NRA.
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They embrace new truths with the convert's fervor and certitude—Oppenheimer's "contingency and complexity of belief" is not for them.
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Only a totally separate, unrelated scandal could ignite the impeachment fervor to the point of no return, I told myself.
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Ms. Berrington is magnetic as Niska, a robo-Valerie Solanas full of icy, righteous fervor but with a core decency.
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It's the juxtaposition of blind fervor and calm rationale that must make up his readership in some kind of ratio.
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The tenor Piotr Beczala, singing with youthful fervor, ardent lyricism and clarion top notes, is ideal as the impetuous Maurizio.
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Distilling the theorizing behind earlier projects, Theorem is a meditation on the fervor, grit, and craving of the urban experience.
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But Christie delivered a bravura performance tonight, emerging as the only candidate onstage whose energy and fervor could match Trump's.
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The anti-communist fervor of Cold War politics usually made a public association with socialism a nonstarter in both parties.
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November 12 people should beware of cults, since the fervor written into their ideology is generally not a positive influence.
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If art exhibitions have reason to examine the fervor of collectively adulating an icon, they achieve little by piggybacking on it.
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The BJP's WhatsApp strategy also allows the party to react instantly to breaking news to gin up nationalist fervor and angst.
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And why didn't black or Latino working class voters flock to Trump with the same fervor as white working class voters?
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There will be another TV show we talk about with the same fervor with which we talk about Game of Thrones.
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And there are certainly reactions against it waning—and you see that with the nationalist fervor in a number of countries.
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A sterile scent permeated the chapel as if to keep all of the people now occupying it in a germless fervor.
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The issue took on new fervor last year amid accusations against Brett Kavanaugh before he was confirmed to the high court.
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Maduro, a 54-year-old former bus driver, has struggled to capitalize on the fervor that Chávez inspired among his followers.
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" Then Sprouse throws Reinhart for a loop and begins to pat underneath his eyes with fervor, "Oh, under my eyes apparently.
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When characters like Eden (Sydney Sweeney) start having babies and raising them with religious fervor, then Gilead will truly take hold.
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And Aciman devotes himself to chronicling every fleeting fantasy, every caress, with a fervor that matches what his characters are feeling.
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Reddit, home to much of the wedding shaming fervor, has taken steps to ban particularly hateful shaming subreddits in the past.
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This might seem surprising to some who know the ethical and political fervor of her work; where's the musicality in that?
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Aside from hitting the energy drinks with unusual fervor, he didn't make any other changes to his eating and drinking habits.
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These generate fervor, they make the app a daily habit and create a feeling that there could always be something there.
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Since Wikileaks first began publishing the emails in October, fervor around Pizzagate in online conspiracy theory circles has crested and dropped.
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"It is hard to recreate a series that was so popular and expect to match that kind of fervor," she says.
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In the past, Martin has been nothing if not a perfect target for the passionate and borderline aggressive fervor of fans.
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Frankly, consumers are not yet buying IoT devices and services with the fervor hoped for by consumer electronics and appliance brands.
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Germans believed they were great because they were German, and their nationalistic fervor led to some of the world's greatest atrocities.
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Trump's renewed fervor on the wall could make it harder to win a budget or "Dreamer" extension deal with Democratic leaders.
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What's also noticeable about this year's film-inspired holiday peak is the fervor that sci-fi The Wandering Earth whipped up.
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The bright-voiced soprano Caroline Worra relished the challenging role of Sylvia, singing with fervor and intensity, if sometimes indistinct diction.
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The official paces in front of the room, addressing the crowd with the fervor of a preacher at a tent revival.
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Trump told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that North Korea's impoverished people, who lack freedom to dissent, feel "a great fervor" for Kim.
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In some regions, this practice is simply an option, but in others it is adhered to with a nearly religious fervor.
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The level of fervor guiding those other investigations will undoubtedly have an effect on efforts to secure the president's tax returns.
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The fervor that has surrounded the film since its summer release surpassed what most modern films can only hope to achieve.
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" He added at the time that Fox News created "a fervor — or an anxiety about what was happening in our country.
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Mr. Trump may be largely indifferent to the reasons behind his Hindu loyalists' fervor, but his most senior advisers are not.
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Mainly, Stewart accused the media of responding to the overbearing narcissism of the 45th president with narcissistic fervor of their own.
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Capitalizing on that fervor, DRL aims to not just create a new sport, but launch a brand new form of entertainment.
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It is clear that Logan reveres the profound importance of this tree and skillfully combines the science with a poetic fervor.
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It's done with so much fervor, it's done with a huge amount of energy and all that is, is misdirected energy.
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"Nobody cares too much about the Hillary rallies because there's no fervor there," he said of the former secretary of State.
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Mr. Serkin conveys the music's Romantic fervor while playing with lucid clarity; listen to the Bach-like textures of the finale.
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People are showing off their quarantine stockpiles with the same fervor as they would their Forever 21 clothing hauls on YouTube.
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The benefits of belonging to migrant communities are, in a vast majority of cases, unrelated to criminal intent or religious fervor.
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But if you put all the anti-establishment fervor and protests aside, there are some major differences between the two conventions.
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Now and then, though, especially during the opening scenes, Mr. Nézet-Séguin let the orchestra erupt with too much brassy fervor.
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Anti-Trump fervor has as much to do with his out-of-bounds actions and words as with any reflexive tribalism.
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Philpot, who lived with a male partner, painted dashing young men with a boldness and fervor that now seem patently gay.
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Shunning all signs of fashion and trendiness, Lewis's fervor for the quotidian is one of the great accomplishments in contemporary painting.
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My mom told me that MSNBC — far from whipping up partisan fervor — actually calms her down after a day reading Twitter.
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That would appeal to Mr. Johnson's base, given the role that anti-immigration fervor played in the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign.
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On the eve of World War I, the European bourgeoisie was caught up in a fervor of nationalism, militarism and racism.
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ZTE's closing "has whipped up a lot of techno-nationalist fervor already, at a delicate time in the relationship," he said.
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Across the country, the fight for social justice goes on with a fervor that for some recalls the civil rights era.
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However, the "creepy undercurrent," to use Simone's phrasing, that pervades each episode with increasing fervor takes the form of existential awareness.
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He was hopeful that the fervor would eventually die down, as it did after previous flare-ups between China and Japan.
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The case of North Korea suggests that even in the absence of nationalistic fervor, autocratic regimes can maintain control through repression.
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It started when Trump, seemingly frustrated over the growing fervor over the impeachment inquiry, sent this tweet, quoting Southern Baptist Rev.
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At the same time, the five members also became the basis of adolescent crushes and fervor for many years to come.
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In particular fervor, Knight derided ceramic tile that he says he saw in all 30 stations he claimed to have visited.
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There, they ate, slept and imbibed the intoxicating revolutionary fervor — literally, in the form of Russian vodka and strong Georgian brandy.
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Ramón y Cajal studied Purkinje neurons with fervor, illustrating their treelike structure in great detail, like this one from the cerebellum.
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In this piece — which is being hailed and attacked with fervor — Stan Greenberg, President Bill Clinton's 1992 pollster, argues that Mrs.
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Even if the results of computational criticism never catch up with his early polemical fervor, Mr. Moretti remains unapologetic about trying.
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Both in the US and in Brazil, people (myself included) have taken to occupying the streets with greater fervor and urgency.
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No matter what misery might be evident, the ensemble could still be very decorative and upbeat if permeated by religious fervor.
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The popular fervor for a strongman in Europe and, evidently, in the United States is depicted surprisingly well in the prequels.
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While there's plenty of solid policy grounds for their anti-Trump fervor, it's easy for that to bleed into outright hysteria.
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There have been so many Hannibal takes since this 1991 landmark film that it's easy to forget where the fervor began.
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There are places on this album where Mr. West raps with that sort of fervor, but more often he is showing restraint.
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It's an American thing, religious — yes -- in scope, fundamentalist in its fanaticism and fervor, without precise parallel anywhere else in the world.
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The numbers, from a new Gallup poll, are the lowest since the polling organization began gauging patriotic fervor this way in 2001.
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Where that HBO series captured our current apocalyptic fervor, Halt wonders if we mightn't start over and do things better this time.
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Ever since, people have been demanding #JusticeForBarb, and apparently that fervor has carried actress Shannon Purser all the way to the Emmys.
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Because the way the Yellow Turbans work is they spread Fervor from province to province, and their armies intensify it as well.
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But in their fervor to condemn the restaurant, some critics have simply gone after any business with "Red Hen" in its name.
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They should have had a lot to discuss amid the fervor of CERAWeek, the most notable U.S. energy event of the year.
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On the plus side for Trump, many state party officials have shown more fervor defending him than those on the national level.
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It's an approach that has allowed him to leverage his outsize personality and anti-establishment fervor to his advantage among adoring crowds.
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But in creating a measurement and accountability system, we need to tone down the fervor and think harder about the unanticipated consequences.
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In the sleep economy, products are developed with scientific fervor, materials are upscale, and the technology is sophisticated, slick, and supposedly effective.
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Indeed, the pro-InfoWars fervor surrounding Alex Jones' ban from social media lasted about 24 hours; much more enduring is his silence.
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The weakening Chinese economy, patriotic fervor from Chinese consumers or the increasingly solid options available from domestic manufacturers could all be factors.
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They value the look and feel of these very tangible paper-based publications that they imbue with immediacy, intimacy, fervor, and transgression.
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Honestly, the fervor is so great we're concerned some people may not even make it to the film's release on March 22017.
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Further, viewers are likely to be pumped up with patriotic fervor, making them extra-receptive to the patriotic message of political advertising.
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But before they could make an album worthy of being deemed a masterpiece, they had to learn to control their untried fervor.
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This feeling contributed to a surge of pro-independence fervor during Spain's worst years of recession at the beginning of this decade.
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Officials at Chinese commodities markets are now taking steps to cool speculative fervor to avoid crashes, and prices have begun to ease.
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Because of the strong anti-Trump fervor within the party, Democratic candidates have flooded races up and down the ballot in California.
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I deserve a companion, a mate, who will start my cylinders firing with fervor, and you, my sweet thing, fit the part.
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Democrats, eager to bounce back from a demoralizing 2016 election, have benefited from a wave of new energy and anti-Trump fervor.
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Modi has remained India's most popular politician despite the mixed economic record, and the current nationalist fervor only plays into his hands.
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SIGNATURE "HAMILTON" MUSICAL MOMENT On "Guns and Ships," Lafayette arrives like a drone strike, rapping with fervor about taking out the Redcoats.
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On one page, Republican activists in Wisconsin tell Morrissey that anti-immigration fervor "is going to be huge" in the 2016 election.
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The Saudi royal family is terrified that the jihadist fervor inflaming the region will catch fire at home and threaten its control.
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I could wax poetic on leather sneakers for days, but instead I'll channel my fervor into helping you find the best pair.
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He was read by yeshiva boys in secret, passing his books from hand to hand; by young Zionists filled with ideological fervor . . .
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Its expression by Mr. Finkielkraut has been delivered, over many years, with all the fervor of the immigrants' son who has succeeded.
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Biden has to take on economic policy with fervor, proving mainstream progressives can solve problems for working-class and poor people too.
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This was set up by the Hound's newfound religious fervor and his continued commitment to swinging axes into things other than trees.
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In this telling, Mr. Bush's religious piety took on messianic fervor leading him to turn democracy promotion into a mission from God.
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There is a genuine linkage of religious fervor (which it seems just to call messianic) between Mr. López Obrador and his followers.
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With nearly every viral event, there are often opportunistic bad actors who are keen to capitalize on the social media-driven fervor.
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Nor did he mention Ms. Merkel's struggle to keep the European Union intact, amid a wave of nationalist fervor across the Continent.
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You know it from the opening number, which turns Marvin Gaye's year-old "Wholy Holy" into a hymn of fervor and stardust.
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He bought fine volumes and ephemera, collecting pamphlets and song sheets with as much fervor as the works of the humanist Erasmus.
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The president's energetic rallies appear to have bolstered Republicans who were trying to match Democratic fervor, rooted in antipathy for Mr. Trump.
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While his fervor for the cause knows no bounds, the hopes and dreams of the women in his family hold little purchase.
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That fervor elevated him to a job as the first chairman of the state's air resources board, set up by then Gov.
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Turkey and Iran fear that a move toward independence by the Iraqi Kurds will inflame separatist fervor among their countries' Kurdish minorities.
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Sampaoli had described Messi with almost religious-like fervor before the tournament, painting him as a superhuman presence that transcended his peers.
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Mr. Amiel's greatest fear, he said, is that Mr. Trump will use tariffs to whip up anti-French, pro-American nationalist fervor.
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A scuffle by the stage forced nearby police officers in riot gear to fall back, before a drizzle briefly dampened the fervor.
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European culture, which he has described as synonymous with Christian culture, is among his favorite themes as he stokes anti-migrant fervor.
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As the 2016 primary grew increasingly fractious, Mr. Sanders's campaign found a drawback to such fervor: the online bullying among some supporters.
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"Profanation," the second movement, is like a turbulent, dark scherzo, driven by rhythms out of Bartok and Stravinsky, alive with jazzy fervor.
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Naturally, these platforms spawned a tremendous wave of fervor for Bernie's campaign, and, at times, an equally fervent response to his adversaries.
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In fact, the depth and breadth the university has gone to in withholding those documents only increases our fervor to obtain them.
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Mr. Polenzani brought anguished fervor to Macduff's intense Act IV aria when he learns that his wife and children have been killed.
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" The rumors have "spread so quickly, and with such fervor, because the climate change link to bushfire season is essentially undeniable now.
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The fervor reached a critical point on Wednesday, when her publisher, Flatiron Books, decided to cancel the rest of the book tour.
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Still, some thematic structuring would have been a help, even at the risk of reinforcing stereotypes of tropical exoticism, revolutionary fervor, etc.
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" Brown said that the massive protests on Saturday were indicative of "a vast and inspiring fervor that is stirring in the land.
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"I think we've been very surprised at not the resonance of his ideas, but of the fervor of the support," she said.
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That kind of discretion might be a sign that the government is worried about stirring nationalist fervor in the country, said Lam.
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And while fan backlash is nothing new, in the 22010s that backlash gained the tenor of political fervor to an unprecedented degree.
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Investigators live their lives forward, collecting evidence and going where the facts lead, with no mechanism or fervor to predict the future.
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When he exclaims "M'ama" ("She loves me"), about the woman he loves from afar, Mr. Grigolo sounds overcome with fervor and hope.
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"We're champions," cried out Joan Hodges, who has lived through her husband's baseball triumphs and setbacks with such fervor all these years.
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Soccer fervor is felt mostly deeply in Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya and Mizoram, four of the seven states that dangle off India&aposs northeast.
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Buggle Lau, director of property data and research at Midland Realty Services, said it was hard to predict when the fervor would end.
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It should not surprise us that they have embraced environmentalism with the same self-righteous fervor as they once embraced socialism and communism.
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In writing and performing, she not only surpassed the fervor of Klan lecturers but even claimed that many biblical heroes were actually Klansmen.
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Their explanation involves a mechanism by which excitatory neurons reinforce each other's activity, an effect like the gathering fervor in a dance party.
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Now, Silvio is able to whip up the same feeling of all-eyes-on-me fervor as his white supremacist troll alter-ego.
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The movement's fervor has also been tempered by a new presidential administration that right-wing groups see as more sympathetic to their views.
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" For example: Always link to the relevant research, avoid "muppet flailing" (excessive fervor, I gather) and "don't let the trolls get you down.
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And with Democrats reeling from the election, Vaughan and her like-minded teammates weren't about to wait for the fervor to die down.
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They're taking a little bit off that speculative fervor, and I believe they're going to come back in," he told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange.
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Three Universal Years can encourage us to express our feelings more openly, think more creatively, and seek our personal truth with greater fervor.
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The 20-year-old makeup mogul can thank fans' fervor over the arrival of her daughter, Stormi, and her booming Kylie Cosmetics business.
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Without giving too much away, season three begins approaching an anniversary of that moment, unleashing new waves of paranoia, apprehension and religious fervor.
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All that's certain is that people who bought in at the peak of cryptocurrency fervor are currently getting their asses handed to them.
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With equal fervor on both sides of the Atlantic, they strive for liberty and believe in human rights and the rule of law.
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The latest iteration of this old problem began in the 1980s and has increased in magnitude and fervor in every subsequent presidential election.
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In a lot of ways, the fervor some people have for juice-based diets and "cleanses" is comparable to support for Donald Trump.
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They were talking about their night so far with such fervor and bright-eyed glee that it cheered my dilapidated, gloomy brain up.
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Maybe that's why 433 percent of employers don't fight the basketball fervor but rather embrace the national tournament by organizing sports-related festivities.
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This country was not founded on a wave of nationalistic and patriotic fervor, it was founded on the principles of Freedom and equality.
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The Israeli right wing's fervor over Trump has cooled somewhat, but it still expects him to be a friend in the White House.
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Judging by the fervor over Beyoncé's sweeping, hour-long visual album, Lemonade, the music video-as-artistic-statement feels very à la mode.
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Given that the ceremony really feeds into the fervor of pop culture enthusiasm, celebrities usually show up at least a little in character.
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Likely some combination of anti-immigrant fervor, simple arrogance, and the desire to prove that Trump was "keeping his promises" played a role.
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"Harmonica," the first, set the mood: Thematic lines unfold in thick, gnashing chords, but with the jazzy fervor and wailing lyricism of blues.
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The Houthis have also devised an egregious political manifesto further to their slogan, which is laced with anti-American and anti-Semitic fervor.
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Back in the early days there was an evangelical fervor and loved up vibe that was down to the quality of the pharmaceuticals.
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It's impossible to counter either near-religious fervor in the market's liberatory potential or Trump's grotesque materialism without a competing, egalitarian economic vision.
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In 1958, local officials eager to demonstrate their fervor for Maoist class struggle presented Liu Wencai as the prototype of the exploiting landlord.
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Dating back to 1965, Medicaid-funded long-term care must not be collateral damage in the fervor to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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We need to go out there with the same fervor that we elected the president with this November and keep a Republican House.
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Its popularity as a spectator sport is now second only to the British import cricket, which Indians still worship with near religious fervor.
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The second half of "Bacurau" is unsparing in its violence, filled with gunfire, terror in the night and revolutionary fervor that skews pathological.
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Her fervor for the president — some say she was "Trump before Trump" — may be part of a political calculation, some election experts say.
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"The fervor was enormous 20 years ago," Mr. Huber recalled a few days after that concert, in an interview at the National Theater.
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They were rallies that would not have happened without the fervor of the students: teenage survivors of last month's massacre in Parkland, Fla.
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Her Leonora sounds death-hounded from the start, while also vibrating with the immense fervor — from love, from faith — that drives her forward.
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Mr. Ghosn was keenly aware of the need for automakers to combine forces, and, in part, his fervor undid his relationship with Nissan.
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And the documentary immerses viewers in the experience; watching now, with the distance of time, we are invited to recreate its spiritual fervor.
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And in their fervor, the British have often behaved as if the debate is only among themselves, and not with the entire bloc.
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As Hollywood deals with the reckoning of the #MeToo and Time's Up movement, many moviegoers are seeking female-driven films with renewed fervor.
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Such is the state of Democratic fervor to challenge President Trump that the party now has a subset of politicians: the almost-rans.
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Mr. Parlato, who now runs several websites devoted to exposing Nxivm's underbelly, was struck by Ms. Mack's near-religious fervor for the organization.
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ATLANTA — In the last decade, Hollywood, lured by hefty tax breaks, has embraced Georgia with fervor, and Georgia has hugged it right back.
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I took my renewed religious fervor to Vietnam with me, and soon got to know our battalion chaplain, a Jesuit priest, pretty well.
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"Foreign-Returned" unfolds amid the anti-immigration fervor of the 2016 presidential election and is suffused with a more immediate sense of threat.
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I did feel that, for all the poignancy and fervor of Ms. DiDonato's singing, she was still finding her way in the role.
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There's no denying the fervor of the conflict that ensues, up and down the stairwells of the projects, but do we need it?
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Few shows have created the fervor that "Hamilton" has to warrant a theatrical debut and those that have don't spend long in theaters.
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Much to my chagrin, HBO's McMillions, premiering Monday, has reignited my fraud fervor, and left me wanting more scam docs than ever before.
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In fact, it's kind of a mess, but a splendid, passionate mess, with a moral fervor far exceeding most novels of better grooming.
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A tech enthusiast throughout his life, Dr. Keyworth occasionally displayed his old antimissile fervor long after it had fallen off the public agenda.
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Biden is far from the first presidential candidate to twist himself in knots over a vote made during the post-193/11 fervor.
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Analysts had long predicted it would cross the billion-dollar mark, particularly after the fervor that followed the first film in the franchise.
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Mr. Freitas do Amaral's party helped balance the far-left fervor, led by the Portuguese Communist Party, that surged after the dictatorship's ouster.
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My father, who grew up in Iran, recites Rumi's verse with the same fervor and frequency most people reserve for food and oxygen.
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But the fervor to crack down on Silicon Valley has produced only a single new law, a bill to prevent sex trafficking online.
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Entrenched conservative values will clash this year with a liberal fervor that often plays out at the local level, in grinding, unglamorous work.
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His younger brother Beto (Niko Guardado) is a tender throwback to Bailey, and his twin, Lucia (Emily Tosta), has the fervor of Julia.
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"I think we'll see some things with whistle," Mr. Placek said, referring to the whistle-blower whose complaint set off the current fervor.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte pulls together a new coalition and pushes back on the nationalism and anti-immigrant fervor of right-wing parties.
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It calls on law enforcement to go after white nationalists and Neo-Nazi groups with the same "fervor" as other forms of terrorism.
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If you resolved to donate more in 2020, turning the charitable fervor from your NYE naiveté into a year-long commitment starts now.
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But where O'Toole warns of the dangers posed by indiscriminate eruptions of nationalist fervor, Lowry's "The Case for Nationalism" exudes an untroubled sanguinity.
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Hearty yet shadowy, fanfarelike orchestral bursts alternated with his wistful playing of ruminative passages for violin, rich with Slavic fervor and plaintive lyricism.
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Candidate Trump became a vehicle for this populist fervor; he gained in the polls when other candidates would have withered under media pressure.
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" The measures aimed at protecting immigrants were borne of what political analyst Dan Walters called "the anti-Trump fervor that's sweeping the Capitol.
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As the impeachment debate escalates, Democrats will shout from the rooftops, with patriotic fervor, that American elections should be decided only by Americans.
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So, when McDonald's hopped on the Ty's Beanie Baby trend in the '90s, it was no surprise its customers reacted with such fervor.
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His story lives for a while because of its memorable turns, its strange moral fervor, while the others'— merely accurate and true—disappear.
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But Mr. Segal also said activists could stand to adopt a few of the earlier movement's tactics, and perhaps some of its fervor.
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We join the women in a flurry, cleaning Abbi's apartment with such fervor that it can only mean one thing: A parent is coming.
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Indeed, the entire show seemed to revolve around the notion that fan fervor cannot and must not have any influence on a match's outcome.
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Few can step up to the plate with the fervor to take this on than the outspoken Toronto-based producer, DJ, and promoter, Ciel.
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Yet with anti-Trump fervor powering the resistance, Democratic candidates for office can't just ignore the president's unfitness for office and his aberrant conduct.
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His ad-libs across the summer smash were an array of "ching ching's" and "ping ping's," but the fervor of his "BITCH!" was unmatched.
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The dispute has fanned nationalist fervor in Indonesia with newspaper headlines calling for Freeport to be "kicked out of Papua," where Grasberg is located.
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The kids on Gossip Girl were all gettin' some with such frequency and fervor that I'm surprised they had time to get into college.
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Tests often come in somewhat predictable cycles, says Lee, timed to capitalize on geopolitics or fall near holidays to take advantage of nationalist fervor.
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At that point, the tech press was already writing Meerkat's obituaries with the same fervor with which it anointed the company an industry darling.
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The comic book writer Peter J. Tomasi has the fervor of an evangelist in discussing the laborers and engineers responsible for the Brooklyn Bridge.
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But then it would pop up again during a press conference or in PlayStation executive interviews, and the fervor among fans would be reignited.
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The fervor that began in the US jumped the Atlantic and took root in Europe, where kickboxing is still more popular than MMA today.
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It is decidedly not fun to be cold while pursuing outdoor activities and wearing inappropriate gear will quash your fervor in a hot minute.
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It might surprise you that Frozen came out almost four years ago, since the fervor around the animated film has yet to die down.
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Anyone surprised about it, should get used to seeing and hearing a lot more displays of evangelical fervor in and around the White House.
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All of this has given the anti-choice movement a renewed sense of fervor, and the pro-choice side is left on the defensive.
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Sweetness lies in the moments stolen away, the nights spent in a concentrated fervor, and the nights that feel like lifetimes, lonely and still.
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We need to treat anger as an emotion that can be expressed in a healthy manner, or justified in the myst of political fervor.
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The fervor around this theory has reached a fever pitch this week because Tomlinson has decided to sue for joint custody of the infant.
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He brought rich colorings and tenderness to the dreamy "Paysage" étude and conveyed the hellbent fervor of "Mazeppa," with its staggering bursts of octaves.
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To her choice of Nelson, and her towering voice and message, we add our "amen" — a Hebrew word that Aretha sang with exalted fervor.
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Roberto Rossellini turned the play into the second half of a movie, "L'Amore," in 1948, with a performance of operatic fervor from Anna Magnani.
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Retro Report, a series of short documentaries, explored the question as an election season with its own share of populist fervor enters the homestretch.
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House incumbents in Illinois and Ohio prevailed in their primary races on Tuesday despite the anti-establishment fervor that's shaken up the presidential campaign.
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No incumbents have yet been defeated in a primary this cycle, despite the anti-establishment fervor shaking up the presidential race for both parties.
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It is riding on a wave of anti-establishment fervor spreading across Europe and the United States, upending traditional politics and fracturing mainstream parties.
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"Anyone who's path crossed Saoirse's would instantly feel her infectious charisma and fervor for finding joy in every moment," the Brown University student wrote.
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While the Democratic front-runner, Hillary Clinton, supports Mr. Obama's nonproliferation policies, she has evinced little of his fervor for a nuclear-free world.
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Republicans were initially running on the tax cut package they passed at the end of 27, though that fervor faded as the midterms approached.
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Not a single incumbent has lost a primary yet this cycle, despite the anti-establishment fervor shaking up the presidential campaign for both parties.
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Not since Mao dominated the nation with his masterly blend of populism, fervor and fear has a Chinese leader commanded so much public awe.
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Zac Efron, with a Zoolander-esque haircut and a Bluetooth incessantly in his ear, seems to love God and snorting narcotics with equal fervor.
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Because of his supporters' fervor, in a state like Alabama, he can quickly change opinions that were formed by voters over years, even decades.
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While she steered clear of figuration, other artists in exile have tackled political themes by representing veiled women and religious fervor in their work.
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The experience deepened his religious belief and business fervor and led him to write five inspirational and autobiographical books and to give motivational speeches.
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This is fundamentally a state full of working families that's basically a Democratic state, and people want solutions and they don't want ideological fervor.
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I think standing up to Trump is enough to be able to ride that anti-Trump fervor that exists among those suburban district voters.
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For these people, Trump has revealed an ugly authoritarian tendency in American society that has to be fought with relentless fervor and moral clarity.
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"In our fervor to halt the potential spread of totalitarianism, what incredible precedent are we setting in Vietnam?" he asked in an impassioned speech.
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Fervor for the game has long manifested in sellout crowds, apocryphal stories of spectators watching in trees — and even a minor riot in 2013.
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The entire performance demonstrated that Mr. Currentzis believes that electrifying music-making doesn't come just by playing with more sound, more speed, more fervor.
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"Look at the positives for the country in terms of engagement and the activity that it's causing and fervor that is forming," Crowley said.
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The health insurance issue was deferred to a task force that began public hearings last week — not coincidentally, long after the fervor had subsided.
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And now that they're in the spotlight, how these experiences have helped them relate to the fervor of those who look up to them.
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Critically, misery often does not extend to the ruling class — which can even benefit from the burst of patriotic fervor that sanctions bring about.
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Her taste broadened to include more idiosyncratic sounds, and today she will talk with fervor about Katy Perry one moment, Kate Bush the next.
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After all, they would have just delivered the House in a campaign fueled by anti-Trump fervor and a promise to hold him accountable.
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The pope will be welcomed with fervor by the devout, but that number is waning, with many liberal Catholics left wondering where they fit.
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Anti-choice fervor and white supremacy stem from the same place — the idea, need and want to control and preserve a Christian patriarchal order.
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Long afterward, he was the fourth man in the ring, so to speak, on several occasions when his fervor got the best of him.
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For all his Zionist fervor, Mr. Leibovitz said he would be willing to pull up stakes himself if "true peace" required abandoning the settlements.
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To the Editor: President Trump has never addressed the nation with such fervor concerning gun control following any of the mass shootings by Americans.
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Gabriel said the European Union and Germany must stand together "to defend our interests" and to prevent such nationalistic fervor from gripping the continent.
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A fervor spread across social media that I haven't seen in years as everyone who was once connected to the scene anticipated the party.
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Or had this event merely been the result of McDonald's incompetence, in which they miscalculated the enormity and fervor of Rick and Morty's fanbase?
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Did you find it appropriate for the president to say that the people of North Korea love their leader and support him with fervor?
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Charles, the Sri Lankan delegate, gives Yapa the opportunity to consider in the activists' fervor what might be blinkered privilege and a wisp of condescension.
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Most recently, in their fervor over the child-detention issue, every Senate Democrat scrambled to co-sponsor the Keep Families Together Act, sponsored by Sen.
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The fervor for soccer is felt mostly deeply in Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya and Mizoram, four of the seven states that dangle off India&aposs northeast.
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But there are two nights of the month when you should put your Halloween fervor aside and focus on the impressive show happening above you.
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Fifty years on, however, I am worried by the increasing leader-worship we see in state media, similar to the ideological fervor that surrounded Mao.
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They fell in love with the same speed and fervor Claire and I had fallen in love that fateful night in the mothballed costume barn.
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A weary sense of impending doom was a persistent undercurrent throughout a concert that tried and mostly failed to conjure a '60s-style inspirational fervor.
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Vandergrift recognizes that slime won't be popular forever, but he believes it has at least a few more years before the fervor dies down again.
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Fuller, whose last two series have both been adaptations of preexisting works, can identify with his audience's fervor, because he considers himself a fan too.
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BECKY QUICK: Let's talk about some of the IPOs that have been coming to market recently, because there has been a bit of a fervor.
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It feels like it has that same fervor, in a way that not many other things do [about] bringing up a kid in San Francisco.
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Despite his pro-Russian fervor, he is reported to have been raised in the small town of Kelmentsi in Ukraine's nationalist heartlands to the west.
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For a period of 23 months, the government did its best to stir patriotic fervor, in part through the use of eye-catching propaganda posters.
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The fervor of his anti-immigration stance has made him a favorite of the Trump campaign; most prominently, he appeared at the Republican National Convention.
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It's especially hard to distinguish legitimate and illegitimate violence in the question of Palestine now, because we aren't in a moment of anti-colonial fervor.
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Over the summer he drew large crowds to rallies, driven by an almost rock star-like fervor among fans who online said they could #FeelTheBern.
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She said the move higher with commodities such as copper and led supports her fervor for the global play as they push those economies forward.
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As we reported in January, the tech industry has begun to embrace bots with a fervor unseen since the early days of the App Store.
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Whatever the case, Panay's product fervor is infectious and, when he explains why he's so excited about Microsoft's new Surface Book 7.73, you believe him.
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Climate change is delivering a much more devastating terror to the world and it's time, in true patriotic fervor, to see something and say something.
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The not-yet LaFlame was around 18 or 19 years old then and his youthful fervor is expressed with a wonderful lack of self-consciousness.
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It's a time of patriotic fervor akin to July 4 celebrations in the US and that zeal is also on display at the box office.
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On the whole, "The Report" is an exciting piece of cinematic journalism, helped by the clarity of the storytelling and the fervor of Driver's performance.
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Bulls wonder why more people haven't bought in, but that skepticism has prevented a full-out stocks fervor that typically leads to a bear market.
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Powerful GOP chairmen in deep-red Texas are fending off primary challengers in an election cycle dominated by the anti-establishment fervor gripping the country.
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Just as I suggest a concerted effort at empathy, we must also stand together to confront the nefarious elements within our movements with equal fervor.
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Canada's move adds fervor and urgency to America's internal debate over the values and "systems" that govern when the end of life is in sight.
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The head-to-head nature of "Street Fighter II" sparked a competitive fervor that few games could match, and inspired a host of copycat titles.
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Anti-Trump fervor The anti-Trump feeling seething in the Democratic grass roots will create pressure on the candidates to take on the President directly.
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In fact, the original Boston Tea Party, now wrongly remembered as an early example of American anti-tax fervor, was not motivated by high taxes.
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He was also one of the most fervent abolitionists in eighteenth-century France, and he brought that fervor to the final volumes of the Encyclopédie.
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These events, like live podcast shows, bank on the fervor of fans who feel a deep connection to the people that produce their favorite content.
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And in the next episode of the show, the Hound goes on an Archer-esque rampage, murdering the innocent and guilty alike with equal fervor.
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The couple face each other in profile, their gazes radiating fondness and respect — and perhaps a hint of the fervor the younger George once felt.
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Reddit might not have as many users as Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat, but what its community lacks in numbers it makes up for in fervor.
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As the polls open this weekend, many will be wondering whether the nationalist fervor that has swept across Europe will continue gaining momentum in France.
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Wrapping his gray-toned body print in a vibrantly colored US flag, he caricatures those who zealously "wrap themselves in the flag" in nationalistic fervor.
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But these numbers could fall as patriotic fervor in Crimea peters out and Russia's economic crisis deepens, eating into real wages and eroding living standards.
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Electricity consumption domestically and around the world is rising on bitcoin mining fervor, according to media reports citing Digiconomist data on bitcoin-related energy consumption.
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He again doffed his cap to the crowd, but several hours of steady, windblown rain seemed to have dampened the fervor that prompts individual outbursts.
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Her tragic parts include the title role of "Giselle," Odette-Odile (the double heroine of "Swan Lake") and Juliet: She dances them all with fervor.
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The same qualities that have fueled Patanjali's meteoric rise — its evangelistic fervor, its dependence on Ramdev's popularity and political connections — have also made it vulnerable.
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His assertion that North Koreans support Kim Jong-un with "great fervor" undermined America's moral standing, sabotaged North Korean dissidents and legitimized an evil dictator.
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David's classical revivalism — coupled with revolutionary fervor — can be seen as new and distinctive for its emphasis on historic knowledge of ancient art and architecture.
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As I've seen the anti-immigration fervor rise among evangelicals, I've hosted an evangelical leaders summit and rallied evangelicals to the engage on these issues.
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" Goop mockery crystallized into a fervor early this year when the site posted this whopper of a headline: "Better Sex: Jade Eggs for Your Yoni.
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Other demonstrators communicated their opposition to any further restrictions on guns with similar fervor, though in much smaller numbers, in scattered protests across the country.
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Or simply revel in the glistening textural play between these instruments (a bassist and drummer round out the group), and the fervor of the improvisers?
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The song failed to capture the haunting simplicity of the viral Desiigner XXL freestyle that reached near Snakes On A Plane level of internet fervor.
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China's recent success in reducing coronavirus infections has helped renew nationalist fervor, despite the severe lockdowns and travel restrictions put in place by the government.
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At the Public Theater, the fervor for Shakespeare is matched by a relish for politics, the devotion to new work by a commitment to inclusiveness.
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But the distinctiveness of the exteriors and the fervor around all things culinary appealed to him, to say nothing of the bottomless supply of subjects.
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The groups play on patriotic fervor, but Blum-Dumontet says "sometimes it is also personal tension" that results in information being shared with the authorities.
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Leitch's visuals match the performance beat for beat, imbuing Russell's explosive sequences with an unpredictable fervor suited to a mutant in the throes of adolescence.
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Sanders, for all his revolutionary fervor, also rarely emphasizes structural features of the American political system that would make it harder to enact his agenda.
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Despite the near-religious fervor devoted to their preservation, past styles aren't viewed by brands as relics, but rather as the foundation for future creations.
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Our coincident gazes overlay the same sites over and over and over again, as though we were caught up in a slow-motion religious fervor.
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In her indelible late-1960s hits, Ms. Franklin brought the righteous fervor of gospel music to secular songs that were about much more than romance.
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Something about our digital life seems to inspire extremes: all that early enthusiasm, the utopian fervor over the internet, now collapsed into fear and recriminations.
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As a fervor built around #MeToo in 2017, Margaret Atwood was already deep into the writing of her long-awaited sequel to The Handmaid's Tale.
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An administration that came to power fueled by anti-immigrant fervor has increased arrests of immigrants who are in the country illegally by 262 percent.
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Some had been stockpiling with an apocalyptic fervor, concerned they wouldn't be able to get their hands on their favorite flavors or devices for months.
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And, of course, it was and is full of contradictions: A radically new secularism founded it, and a political-religious fervor came to define it.
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As online circles of model horse enthusiasts grow from obscure corners of the internet into flourishing communities, so too does the fervor of their members.
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The first generation generally comes with righteous fervor, the second is focused on administration; and the third generation starts to think, What are we doing?
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And the show is likely to continue to use the metaphors of religious fervor and the end times to examine how we cope with loss.
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Perhaps cheaper rates, anti-ObamaCare sentiment, and religious fervor have combined in such a way as to overshadow the risk of deception and financial default.
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This has been going on with increasing fervor since Trump became the nominee, and we can expect the trend to continue until November (and beyond).
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That's what I had done after 9/11, and I found that the patriotism my parents had taught me was easily converted into nationalist fervor.
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Even a Tea Party hard-liner in Arizona told us that he was surprised by LUCHA's ability to outweigh the fervor of anti-immigration advocates.
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Some politicians saw anti-immigrant fervor as a perfect distraction, which they could use to unite proslavery and antislavery voters against a common foreign enemy.
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The retired pediatric neurosurgeon, who has never before run for political office, rode a wave of anti-establishment fervor to the top of the polls.
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On the flip side, fervor among gun control advocates has proven more difficult to maintain and, more importantly, count on when election day comes around.
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Even those in his own country who had no love for him -- or their Islamic Republic -- are now bound again by patriotism and nationalist fervor.
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That lesson will be an important one amidst all the fervor on February 3 when the first results of the Iowa caucus are finally in.
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She entered politics amid the anti-immigrant fervor of Proposition 19603 and came of age in the first large state where whites became a minority.
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Trump has shown an unusual fervor to get out of the White House and barnstorm the country when it comes to the economy and taxes.
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Dressed in ragtag uniforms and brimming with Islamist fervor, they pointed out holes from airstrikes and the rubble that had once been the Police Academy.
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Their actions represented a growing and interrelated trend in American politics: capitalizing on fear-based religious fervor or racial animosity to direct a political agenda.
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What to watch for: Some of the Pruitt probes are likely to proceed but probably not at the same pace or with the same fervor.
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" Scaramucci also said Bannon had white nationalist "tendencies," pointing to Breitbart as an example of the former chief strategist's affinity for "white nationalist economic fervor.
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Both have ridden a wave of nationalist fervor, anger over immigration and worries about Islamist terrorism, and Mr. Valls has sounded similarly hard-line themes.
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These tactics when mixed with political fervor can lead to more violence, which is the ideal for many leftists in their fantasy of achieving revolution.
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But political opponents of the government said that the new law was intended to capitalize on Hindu nationalist fervor and that it would alienate minorities.
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In their ideological fervor to oppose our government helping to pay for health coverage for its citizens, the right wing has ignored the human consequences.
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Making the United States more like Scandinavia would entail costs that collide with the tax-cutting fervor that has dominated American politics in recent decades.
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Indeed, much of the moral fervor that fed the liberal project in the 1940s came precisely from its linkage to the cause of racial justice.
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Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy has galvanized activists nationwide, with a fervor reminiscent of the early days of the Trump administration and the travel ban.
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The man loves art, especially Latin American and Cuban art, with a fervor that leaves him barely able to contain himself when he discusses it.
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But I hear all the time that I'm very "shouty" onstage, and I wonder if people will say that to men who speak with fervor.
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And that's why, despite everything that's taken place over the last week, QAnon will persist — because QAnon wasn't built on facts, but on almost religious fervor.
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It isn't working for the GOP because the Trump message of racial hostility, anti-immigrant fervor, and lunatic posturing isn't resonant, even with a strong economy.
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But since the 2016 presidential election, Carrey, like many celebrities, has found fresh political fervor, and he's channeled it into a new venture as a cartoonist.
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At the same time, there's loads of fervor for buying ads on TV using the same kind of tech and targeting you see in digital advertising.
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Given Trump's fervor for increasing US-based jobs, today's news could be a move on Amazon's part to try and garner favor with the new administration.
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She's feeling her own power for the first time, and that's a mighty force to witness — even as she's channeling that fervor to very questionable ends.
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But anti-choice activists and legislators have been steadily chipping away at abortion access ever since Roe, and with increased fervor in the past few years.
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This news comes after weeks of online Potter-themed makeup fervor that included the announcement of magical-wand brushes and mock-ups of H.P. eyeshadow palettes.
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Instead, the agreed statement of facts shows that this may have been caused more so by some good ol' fashioned religious fervor than some killer shrooms.
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A Millerite mom in Australia — where the religious fervor spread — continues following her preacher's predictions as her husband leaves her and takes their son with him.
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Channeling favorites like the Teardrop Explodes and the Specials with a punk fervor, Albarn used the opportunity to take jabs at the scenes he now disowned.
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This isn't to say that the Browns aren't acting dumb; it's just that the fervor with which these firings have been dissected is a bit much.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May released a similar statement, though the UK, dealing with its own surge of nationalist fervor after Brexit, avoided denunciations of Trump.
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In Coloring Book, the spirit of temptation never interrupts the aura of sanctified fervor, even though it is alluded to ("I might give Satan a swirlie").
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Election 85033 has been extraordinarily and historically nasty and brutal, with accusations on both sides reaching a fervor that dwarfs what anyone could have imagined beforehand.
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Much of the score, conducted here with fervor by Reinbert de Leeuw, feels somber, starting with the sighing motif that opens the work and recurs throughout.
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All eyes are on the earliest reporters, as investors desperately try to gauge sentiment and fervor surrounding what's been touted as a choppy, volatile road ahead.
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It's the Old West, and the town of Rose Creek is being squeezed by a bloodthirsty industrialist named Bartholomew Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard, chewing scenery with fervor).
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And Scott, a close ally of President Trump, will have to navigate anti-Trump fervor in the state, which narrowly went for the president in 28503.
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The fervor of the public reached a peak on February 15th, when millions of people in more than sixty countries claimed the streets, voicing their opposition.
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And the Sun Ra Arkestra, led by the 91-year old saxophonist Marshall Allen, still carries the galactic fervor of its namesake, with all appropriate brio.
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A teenage bride just arrived in Nashville (another story for another time), I was determined to participate in this most American of traditions with full fervor.
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The Oregon occupation, at a remote and frigid reserve in the southeastern part of the state, was rooted in antigovernment fervor and captured the nation's attention.
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Beyond the score — the Eagles were slaughtered, 0003-6 — what impressed Schoninger was the choreographic precision of the All Blacks and the fervor of the crowd.
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The delays put a frustrated face on more than three years of misguided spending cuts imposed by Congress in its fervor to slash the federal deficit.
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There were other business leaders inspired by the fervor, like Danone CEO Emmanuel Faber, who announced Monday a major biodiversity campaign for his international food giant.
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That fervor even led to an appearance that July on "The Late Show with David Letterman" to reenact his play-by-play enthusiasm and iconic call.
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Miss Chu's voice had not changed much, though there was something different: a fervor that had not been there before, or perhaps it was simply liveliness.
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The communique said Xi's thought had generated a national "fervor" which had helped provide "great spiritual impetus" in the implementation of 19th Party Congress's strategic policies.
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The deal appears to have back-fired, with Hanson losing some of her anti-establishment fervor and the state Liberals putting off their center-right base.
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They think the uproar over the changes to net neutrality may even exceed the grassroots fervor that preceded the enactment of the rules two years ago.
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After years of cynicism, sneering or simply tuning out all things political, Iran's urban middle classes have been swept up in a wave of nationalist fervor.
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"When he first came over from Warsaw, he tried many denominations looking for that passion, that intensity, that fervor of his Hasidic youth," the rabbi said.
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Back then, they whipped themselves into such a fervor about Bush-era deficits that they then refused to adequately embrace them when they had the majority.
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Eventually, the fervor reached such a degree that responses from both Damon himself (he called the controversy a "fucking bummer") and director Zhang Yimou were sought.
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Normally, the Kremlin would have used the diplomatic crisis to stoke patriotic fervor and promote its view of Russia as a fortress besieged by "Russophobic" foreigners.
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Here's the news: • Update from Pyeongchang: Russian nationalist fervor is very present, despite the official barring of many athletes over the country's state-backed doping scheme.
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At the opening of Act II, set in the bewitched castle of the sorcerer Klingsor, Mr. Nézet-Séguin tore into the heaving music with searing fervor.
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Organized religion may be anathema on the political left, but the need for the things religion provides — moral fervor, meaning, a sense of community — are not.
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On Friday, he gave an elegant account of Rameau's Suite No. 2 in G, and conveyed the episodic fervor of Scriabin's single-movement Sonata No. 8.
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Joe Bayer rips three meter [nine feet]-high plants from the ground with such fervor, you'd think he's expecting to find crude oil under the roots.
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This job security — combined with anti-Trump fervor — helps explain why so many candidates (15 at one point; 11 at last count) have flooded the field.
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As a counterpoint to the example of Valdinoci, my great-uncles, Joseph and Erasmo Perretta, lived in New Britain during that time of anti-immigrant fervor.
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Now we have the prospects of military conflict in the Middle East, perhaps with rising oil prices and patriotic fervor on all sides, to think about.
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A Republican senator who requested anonymity expressed concern that the transcript will fuel the Democrats' fervor to impeach Trump and blow up progress on bipartisan legislation.
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"President Trump continues to use every cynical political trick in the book to ignite anti-immigrant fervor," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, the company adds to its repertory "City of Rain," a galvanic 2010 work by Camille A. Brown that reflects her physical fervor and acuity.
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Mr. Yang later worked as a journalist for Xinhua, the state news agency, watching as the fervor of the Cultural Revolution fractured into disarray and disillusionment.
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The ultimate goal of this fervor: to undermine the founding principles of our country as they were laid out in the Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
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But the brand has been met with the same amount of fervor from critics who say that Goop offers experimental products backed up by unsubstantiated claims.
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But over the years, as the early revolutionary fervor gave way for most people to a yearning for a more normal existence, the rules became negotiable.
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The fervor around them would be hard to overstate, considering their inventor went into hiding in the Tahoe National Forest at the peak of their popularity.
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I wanted to ask, was it appropriate for the president to say that the people of North Korea love their leader and support him with fervor?
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"If we don't stop this political mania, this fervor, rancor, hatred, you'll see this again and again and again," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo told MSNBC.
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Apart from the GOP's deregulatory fervor, piecemeal privacy rules face the broader challenge of going against the grain of a digital advertising economy worth billions of dollars.
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And since it's the first Cinco de Mayo since America's famously anti-immigration president has taken office, Friday promises to have a bit more fervor than usual.
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It would seem that, in our fervor to imitate the psychopathically intelligent cartoon character we loved, Rick and Morty fans became the cartoon villain that Rick is.
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While the two events are at completely different ends of the spectrum of the black experience, both invoke the same type of joyous fervor from their followers.
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Now, with a presidential election animated by anti-establishment fervor on both sides of the political divide, the practitioners of social science are feeling particularly hard up.
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While we've been throwing our money at PVC handbags with the same fervor we did basket bags, it's the see-through shoes that are really next level.
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"Kiwi" fervor recently hit fever pitch, when, the other night, he slipped over onstage, because a fan had smuggled in a kiwi, and thrown it at him.
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Their short, thoughtful ragers interrogate ideas about about the Body as seen through the lens of media, politics, surveillance and power, while retaining their anti-state fervor.
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Underscoring the country's badminton fervor, five of the medals were won by its shuttlers, a decent record given the sport only joined the Olympic program in 1992.
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He said he had ordered dela Rosa to recruit young men for task forces who were "imbued with the fervor of patriotism" and not tainted by corruption.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have made some small ripples and the fervor around Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin has already simmered down to its usual buzz.
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During the pomp and circumstance at Kim II Sung square, citizens showed their revolutionary fervor with choreographed performances while vehicles displaying North Korea's military arsenal rolled by.
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None of this is to say that the attacks can't be effective at blunting some of the fervor behind the questions and concern surrounding the White House.
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The boycott - if it proves to be more than just a brief burst of nationalistic fervor - could marginally add to that, unless consumers spend on something else.
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Amusingly, the Post, in its green ideological fervor against autos, has ignored the science while publishing op-eds accusing climate "skeptics" (actually, lukewarmers) of doing the same!
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Trailing far back in third was Frank Wagner, a Navy veteran and Virginia state senator without the national backing of Gillespie or the populist fervor of Stewart.
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As the song nears its stirring finale, the camera closes in on Yvonne, her face lit with patriotic fervor, tears streaming from her eyes as she sings.
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They are likely to do well in Iowa, but even if they lose, the fervor they've whipped up has upended the race and maybe even American politics.
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Those 25 slots include 10 Senate seats held by Democrats in states President Trump won in the 2016 election and the obvious anti-establishment fervor is strong.
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Even during the height of anti-porn fervor, there was a small but significant minority of conservatives who were much friendlier to pornography, largely on libertarian grounds.
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The trials' fervor waned when Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor Phipps banned such spectral evidence from being considered valid at trials, but that wasn't until October of 1692.
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This was the first war in which both sides invested huge resources in whipping up patriotic fervor with posters, films, pamphlets, postcards, plays, children's books, and more.
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There's no way to adjust for the lengths to which Putin will go to stoke nationalist fervor and whip Russians into a state of Putin-worshiping pride.
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Mounting oversight at a scale and fervor proportionate to the scope of elite corruption in 2019 America will be key to Democrats retaining and expanding that majority.
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Donald Trump controlled the White House, both branches of Congress, and the Supreme Court, yet he maintained his conspiratorial fervor and encouraged his supporters to follow suit.
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With the possible exceptions of the Olympic Games and the verdict of a papal conclave, no other recurring event is capable of inspiring so much global fervor.
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We remember President George W. Bush for his religious fervor now, but when he ran for president in 2000, the purity of his faith wasn't so clear.
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But under the brightest spotlight of an election brimming with outsider fervor — powering Donald J. Trump to the Republican nomination and Mr. Sanders to unexpected success — Mrs.
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The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC had just unveiled new presidential portraits and reactions, on Twitter and across group texts, spilled over into a fervor.
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Mr. Freyre, who is Cuban-born and supports closer ties to the island nation, said even he was surprised by the fervor in Miami over the cruise.
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"The Israeli government has been actively repressing voices of dissent and nonviolent activists with an increased fervor in the past two years," Babaa wrote in an email.
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But at times, she added, there were anomalies: "In the exhibit, we see the kind of religious fervor that promotes a kind of violence against certain groups."
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It wasn't such a surprise; the John Denver hit is an Oktoberfest standby, shouted with inebriated fervor and heavy German accents in the beer tents every year.
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Westbrook attacked the rim with fervor in the third quarter to keep the Rockets rolling along, scoring nine points in the period as Houston methodically pulled away.
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As the fervor over Pokémon GO lulls, Benzi plans to update the network once more in January 2017—this time, to chart the app's spiral into irrelevancy.
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As with "Wonder Woman" last year, another movie that spoke to an underserved population at a moment of acute political anxiety, audiences have reacted with partisan fervor.
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But she also seemed to concede that tamping down on impeachment fervor within her ranks had grown more difficult in large part because of Mr. Trump's conduct.
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In short order he was studying with Mr. Kosuth, who was then at the height of his Marxist fervor and teaching the merits of collective politicized action.
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But they felt the familiar fervor as the Raiders came back to take a late lead, then blocked a field goal to win — draft position be damned.
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And the fervor with which many people have vilified the unknown dissenting voice has not made the Hall of Fame any more inclined to change the process.
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A repeat is less likely in Texas, where the survivors of the rampage on Friday at a high school near Houston are showing little anti-gun fervor.
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Acts like Cooke, Solomon Burke, and Aretha Franklin made their way into the hearts of pop audiences by shedding their music's religious content while retaining its fervor.
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But the fervor of Guatemala's scene may top them all – even though the pool of potential consumers is very much smaller than in Mexico City or Bogotá.
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As millions of families face back-to-school medical requirements and forms this month, the contentiousness surrounding vaccines is heating up again, with possibly even more fervor.
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At the same time, he said, it had strength in numbers and fervor, and the packed seminaries and young people at the churches suggested a bright future.
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But "A Pink Chair (In Place of a Fake Antique)," the Wooster Group's muddled new homage to Mr. Kantor, is unlikely to incite much fervor either way.
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To fuel the fervor for the scooter before it's inevitably copied by cheap knock-offs, Unagi has raised a $3.15 million seed round led by Menlo Ventures .
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Part of that promise is steeped in nationalism, and there's perhaps no other issue that whips up more nationalist fervor inside China than the issue of Taiwan.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has repeatedly lagged in fundraising behind to its GOP counterpart, fueling internal frustration that Democrats can't turn anti-Trump fervor into cash.
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Fed Focused Still, while Trump himself advocates for the North American trade deal periodically, it's without the same fervor as his public comments about trade with China.
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The increased moral fervor unleashed by the Great Awakening of the 1840s and 1850s broke the Whig Party and temporarily entrenched the South's hold on political power.
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Popular expressions of Brexit fervor, voiced with increasing vehemence in the pubs, on the streets and on social media, have become steeped in the language of British exceptionalism.
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I had well-meaning friends who worked at these companies who believed with an almost cult-like fervor in the positive impact of bringing the world closer together.
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Obviously, consultants would love it if rich Democrats would turn their anti-Trump fervor into early ad spending, but whatever Trump is doing right now clearly isn't working.
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After the backlash reached a fervor, numerous politicians took up the cause — even some who previously supported Amazon coming to New York, such as Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer.
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But in 2010, a procession the ONR co-organized in Warsaw to mark Poland's Independence Day became the focal point for the growing nationalist fervor and drew thousands.
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The push toward the right and a rise in nationalist fervor has left some Poles feeling disenfranchised and arguing that Poland would be better off cultivating Western alliances.
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USA's Mr. Robot and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale have certainly inspired some degree of media fervor, though I don't know that either has attained escape velocity just yet.
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Mendoza-Sanchez leans on her eldest daughter, Vianney, to take on the role of caregiver for the rest of them, a role she has taken on with fervor.
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Abuses by Chinese police departments, which are largely unregulated, are common in China, but this case generated unusual fervor on social media networks because of the director's fame.
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The AT&T-Time Warner merger is expected to face a tough road with regulators, with the rise of populist fervor on the campaign trail and in Washington.
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