Some (especially American evangelicals) were passionately in favour, and others (especially Christians with deep roots in the region) were passionately against.
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"My contacts at the White House say, 'at last,' because President Trump cares passionately about overdose and passionately about drug use," Cramer said.
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"If people feel strongly and passionately about something, I'll let them speak strongly and passionately — I'm not going to tell them not to," he said.
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Loyal Americans can passionately support the Jewish state and a close US-Israel relationship, just as they can passionately support the aspiration for a Palestinian state.
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Brexit cuts like a knife through both main parties: Labour represents the most passionately pro-Remain constituencies in the country and the most passionately pro-Brexit ones.
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LONDON — People in Britain feel very passionately about crisps.
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Obiang's lawyer passionately contends that his client's hands are clean.
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Haibon also shared a photo of the two kissing passionately.
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And I understand how passionately people feel about particular issues.
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There are plenty of people passionately calling for the opposite.
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I don't feel passionately about this one way or another.
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Everyone at Twitter passionately wants to make the world better.
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All of these are issues that I feel passionately about.
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One thing is undeniable: Clinton never passionately connected with voters.
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Fawcett passionately believes that this is the future of trading.
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I was passionately interested in change, and change was needed.
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"This is an issue she cares passionately about," Tchen said.
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I feel really passionately about trying to maintain that authenticity.
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Some members believed passionately in limiting the reach of government.
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But he feels passionately about his facial scarification in particular.
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Oddly, such stories hardly appear in this passionately engaged book.
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"Local issues here are passionately and thoroughly debated," he said.
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"Jake passionately believed in green burial," says his partner, Donna.
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"Editors here feel passionately about certain books," Ms. Paul said.
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"I feel passionately that I am a curator," she said.
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The people who believe in it, believe in it passionately.
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Andrew: Just as passionately as the "Renewable by 2050" crowd.
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Sayoc's political inclinations were passionately displayed for everyone to see.
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He passionately defended classical music from the stigma of elitism.
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In a 1994 Senate hearing, Kohl argued passionately for transparency.
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Waldrop writes passionately of the deadfalls that syntax can set.
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Long, who preached passionately against homosexuality for years, denied the allegations.
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Intelligent, engaged Americans disagree passionately about whether these actions were correct.
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Coretta Scott King passionately opposed his judicial nomination at the time.
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But we believe passionately in the worth of every human being.
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For his vocal nationalistic base, it is a passionately held cause.
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Many of them passionately defend their societies' arrangements, including Saudi guardianship.
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Mr Uribe and his allies had objected passionately to this provision.
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He passionately argued that people would have fun messaging via pictures.
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Anyone who passionately believes in democracy should be happy with that.
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The moment Octavion and Sophie meet, they fall passionately in love.
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Nonetheless, he and Mary fell passionately in love, and they eloped
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"It's extremely difficult to have fun at work," he said passionately.
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Coders care passionately about the position of their brackets and semicolons.
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Tall, thin, and passionately dedicated to turning small boys into mice.
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It's more about writing about music that I feel passionately about.
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I can only learn when I am passionately interested in something.
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They can remind him how to argue passionately without forfeiting collegiality.
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"Here's what's also true: I'm not done fighting," he passionately said.
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Obviously, there are countless people who still passionately support Sanders today.
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My friend wasn't an artist but only, like me, passionately arty.
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"I don't want ever to be a man," Collins says passionately.
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We are all disgusted by and passionately opposed to HB 2.
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States." As foreign secretary, he passionately defended the U.S. president. "I
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Yet Ephron paints her not as dumb, but rather passionately inaccurate.
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But its core is a passionately argued rejection of closed borders.
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"We feel passionately that in some cases this saved their lives."
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Martha shares openly and passionately in the success of her athletes.
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Mr. Inslee speaks passionately about the moral imperative of the issue.
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Their citizens passionately follow FIFA politics, not just on sports pages.
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He also passionately documented the streets of his adopted hometown, Chicago.
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I don't blame them because it's something they feel passionately about.
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" She concluded by passionately stating, "The principle is fundamental for me.
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Optimistic employees speak passionately about the company's ability to improve lives.
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Thoughts around the correct methodology are highly divisive and passionately debated.
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All of us watching — intently, passionately — a game of rugby union.
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You wouldn't fight this passionately with a stranger on the streets.
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But she loved and bought great art, and she was passionately human.
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However, it doesn&apost mean that people don&apost feel extremely passionately.
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"When I'm training my most passionately I'm definitely lifting weights," he says.
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She speaks passionately about her new job as a nursery school teacher.
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He believes passionately in liberal democracy and the free exchange of ideas.
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While Chamblee passionately believes both should be in, Bill Mallon thinks otherwise.
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Wen has also spoken up frequently and passionately against Trump's immigration policy.
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We want to thank our readers for responding so passionately, as always.
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Capital efficiency is a concept our entrepreneurs believe in also very passionately.
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He believed passionately that every citizen should be equal before the law.
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She attaches herself more passionately to her girlfriends, until she loses them.
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I want radical change and Hillary Clinton doesn't talk passionately about change.
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We simply reacted in unison, loudly and passionately enough to be heard.
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He has served the president and the American people capably and passionately.
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He was passionately opposed to abortion and strongly supported the death penalty.
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Sturgill passionately discussing Riff Raff aka Jody High Roller aka Peach Panther.
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"I can't do anything that I don't passionately believe in," he said.
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My mother passionately loved her sister and by extension loved her husband.
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Gary Braasch was a gifted photographer passionately devoted to chronicling climate change.
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"I look like yes while you look like no," Gomez passionately rapped.
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Besides, why on earth would he contribute when he so passionately disapproved?
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That's a pretty good reason to care passionately about the 2020 election.
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He is passionately dispassionate and cuts no player or coach a break.
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Many residents feel passionately about staying in their homes, despite the dangers.
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They have found themselves passionately involved with the fate of a church.
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"Striking Iron" is a characteristic product: unfamiliar material, passionately researched, utterly gorgeous.
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"Blum cares passionately about her subject," Eric Schlosser writes in his review.
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The Irwin family posted tributes to honor the life he passionately led.
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Most passionately of all, "Selection Day" is a novel about awakening sexuality.
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The entire country seemed to be passionately insane about Thatcher and Thatcherism.
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We may not agree politically; actually, we disagree passionately on most issues.
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The Jewish community in which Isaac arrives is small but passionately divided.
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"From that moment, I've been passionately attached to this sport," he said.
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Roles, she said, do not change her, but she feels them passionately.
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French's fandom is a cult, passionately devoted and completist in its attention.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu passionately defended the move in a speech.
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I love "Herzog" (1968), but I don't know that Saul Bellow ever went as passionately and profoundly into Jewish American themes as Roth did (in part because he was busy going so passionately into countless other things, too).
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Within this schism is a struggle over whether the judiciary's role is to enforce laws as they were written or to see law as a flexible instrument to achieve objectives, many of which are passionately supported—and passionately opposed.
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Few debates in the history of the English language have raged more passionately.
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"It felt like we were tapping into an old well," Conant passionately said.
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A biochemist and former pediatrician, he speaks passionately about the company's environmental mission.
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The whole team is super motivated and passionately committed to what we do!
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Palestinian public opinion is passionately against such concessions to an Israel they mistrust.
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Religious people have argued passionately about whether their influence is healthy or otherwise.
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This is something that Oculus CTO John Carmack has talked about very passionately.
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I&aposve got to argue profoundly and passionately: I&aposm the American Dream.
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He passionately dissented as the Roberts Court majority rolled back campaign finance regulations.
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Along with several transgender children and activists, Cox passionately spoke to the crowd.
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However passionately they justify it, it's a pastime that happens to be illegal.
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His eyes are dark brown chestnuts that glower passionately whenever he discusses weaponry.
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Gamers feel passionately about loot boxes; turns out some elected officials do, too.
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The ongoing conversation about Kesha's recent court ruling has people speaking out passionately.
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UFO proponents might passionately disagree with these conclusions, but they were reasonable ones.
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Ms. Heredia sang passionately, but she often struggled to project over the ensemble.
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So you're able to speak passionately, be funny, be serious, all in one.
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They're really into the technology and they feel passionately about making these products.
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Russia is a passionately divisive topic; most Germans could care less about China.
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About half of the speakers passionately argued in favor of going into government.
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"The Light Brigade" is passionately brutal, fierce and furious in voice and pace.
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Coltish, feral and passionately in love, Mr. Grigolo's Mario is a true hothead.
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He reportedly said, "I have no special talents, I am only passionately curious."
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And many Americans sincerely and passionately want to do their part to help.
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One of their passionately close-knit number, Oliver, narrates their tale, years later.
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But you're not dispassionate; you're passionately independent, challenging others to think for themselves.
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Battaglia passionately admired the man, just as Longinotto clearly looks up to Battaglia.
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JIM CRAMER: Now-- we on Mad Money care passionately about buybacks and dividends.
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I would say more passionately that "not particularly confident" is the low end.
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"Food is my life," said Abo-Alhar, who spoke passionately about Syrian cuisine.
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We can disagree about public policy, we can disagree about it vibrantly, passionately.
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Of course Farsalinos—a cardiologist in a country with one of the highest worldwide rates of cigarette use, and who used vaping to quit smoking himself—is moved to passionately defend e-cigarettes, while passionately critiquing any science to the contrary.
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I say this as a person who passionately supported Bernie Sanders during the primaries.
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When you feel passionately about something, it's only natural to want to defend it.
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He spoke passionately about student loans and vocational education rather than culture war issues.
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Today online, a Jones can speak directly and passionately to everyone in the world.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin Kiss Passionately in a NYC Garden -- See the Pic!
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Parents will love hearing these young readers eloquently, and quite often passionately, discussing literature.
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He speaks passionately about the future of investigative journalism lying largely in data-mining.
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Only one of those two candidates spoke forcefully and passionately about defending LGBT Americans.
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Mike passionately explained that a company's physical space should reinforce the company's cultural values.
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Bachchan himself has gone beyond the promotional circuit to talk passionately about gender equality.
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What I can do now is speak most passionately for those without a voice.
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Cook also spoke passionately about immigration, saying he "personally" is lobbying for DACA reform.
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Accepting the honour, she spoke passionately to the authors, and readers, of the future.
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Hamada speaks so passionately that it's easy to get swept up in the hype.
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Later, actor Jon Voight addressed the crowd and spoke passionately in support of Trump.
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In several opinions, he wrote passionately, invoking such favored terms as democracy and destiny.
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I was passionately engaged in these activities when the disease crept up on me.
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Far beyond merely being completely cynical, he was passionately in love with presenting evil.
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On Prince's biggest hits, he sang passionately, affectionately and playfully about sex and seduction.
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"We're both silly but hard-working, and we love life passionately," Mr. Spahn said.
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The French elite believed more passionately in the EU than they did in God.
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He identified with their cause and passionately and resolutely articulated their concerns and demands.
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Where we differ passionately is in our strategy and approach to reaching that goal.
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Mr. Trump's obligatory riffs on taxes and regulation were warmly but not passionately received.
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People do that passionately, but what we're differentiated about is typically community-driven travel.
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The first are the ideologically driven conservative voters who passionately support his belligerent ethnocentrism.
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There was a small group of people passionately into it, but that was small.
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Still, the candidates speak to the issue most passionately as a civil rights concern.
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The answer lies in Democratic voters who passionately want change — to defeat the incumbent.
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A couple embraces passionately on the floor as dappled light filters across their bodies.
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While many students are enthusiastically embracing Tío Bernie, others are passionately advocating for Sen.
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I really, truly, passionately believe that it's not the person that commits the crime.
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Mr. Trifonov and his colleagues made sense of the music while playing it passionately.
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I know it might sound crazy, to fall passionately in love with a garden.
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He passionately kisses multiple girls during the group date, easily inciting jealousy in contestants.
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A couple in Apopka, Florida, passionately embraced underwater while still wearing their wedding attire.
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It's a song that's meant to be screamed — throatily, passionately, and with full abandon.
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It's a genuine, if highly selective and jumpy, traversal of a passionately sustained career.
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The true subject of "Good Time" is fraternal love, passionately expressed and imperfectly demonstrated.
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We must cling to each other passionately and really, really just go for it.
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But more importantly, it happened in a way that he passionately wanted to avoid.
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I actually think that our job is to report — report, I would say, passionately.
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Written by Black-ish creator Kenya Barris, "Hope" is carefully calibrated and passionately produced.
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Perhaps Flake, Corker, and McCain feel more passionately about bank deregulation than I thought (although McCain, who sporadically co-sponsors bank breakup bills with Elizabeth Warren, certainly doesn't seem to feel passionately about bank deregulation) and could pick some other leverage point.
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He passionately advocates for decriminalization, pardons, drug treatment plans, and generous public mental health treatment.
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Michelle Obama forcefully and passionately warned last year of the dangers of electing Donald Trump.
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Passionately conservative on everything from the budget to cultural issues, the senator also scorns compromise.
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You've spoken eloquently and passionately about your Appalachian background in numerous contexts, personal and political.
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It's shown that Miguel loves music passionately, but his abuelita thinks musicians are all troublemakers.
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" "Passionately committed to our country, Senator McCain always put service to the Nation before self.
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Kushner passionately defended Trump against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's charge that the president is a racist.
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And Moore spoke passionately at the rally for justice after the death of Layleen Polanco.
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Houston native Beyoncé visited St. John's Church on Friday, speaking passionately to the gathered survivors.
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Passionately, as if by kissing his face, she might absorb a new enthusiasm for him.
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After his name was announced, Malek passionately kissed with his costar and girlfriend Lucy Boynton.
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They could travel around as a duo passionately screaming and cursing about everything they eat.
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"We are honored to carry on the Cole family legacy that Natalie so passionately embraced."
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My friends spoke passionately of their role as citizens and the privilege of their vote.
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You can only sing that passionately in front of people you're truly friends with, right?
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As her husband was brought down to earth, he embraced her and passionately kissed her.
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She is passionately addicted to cats, and at the moment has six, all coal black.
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"I'm not going to call myself a photographer, but I passionately like photography," said Biju.
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Many people, including Union, passionately disagreed with this backward approach to solving the widespread issue.
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At the 2016 DNC, she spoke out passionately against then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Billington has left an indelible legacy on the institution he led passionately for 28 years.
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The fans sang passionately, loved their team and nursed an utter hatred of the opposition.
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The car companies must passionately pursue tomorrow, but they cannot be reckless in that pursuit.
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Successful people have an undying support system of individuals who passionately believe in their conviction.
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They won the Super Bowl that year, and from then on I've followed them passionately.
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And everywhere, they are passionately consumed, often in the form of a Taiwanese pineapple cake.
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Brewer said Gower lived passionately, whether she was interacting with children, grandchildren, friends -- or strangers.
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Laura Gayot from Brockton argued passionately: I think Christopher Columbus Day should NOT be celebrated.
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These students care passionately about many issues, and they would love relatable stories about styles.
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But he has the greatest possible fantasy of passionately fucking a girl in her ass.
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Instead, we see Emily sending out her work and passionately pursuing success in her lifetime.
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"Oh my God, the universe is collapsing!" he said so passionately that he nearly spat.
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"Oh my God, the universe is collapsing!" he said so passionately that he nearly spat.
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Japanese audiences, on the other hand, are still passionately consuming Ringu and Ju-On films.
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We'll keep doing so, and we appreciate how passionately our readers feel about this subject.
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Protesters passionately opposed to building any new jails chained themselves to the City Hall gates.
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But the crowd was passionately behind Joey Chestnut, the defending champion from San Jose, Calif.
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He laid out the case against the president clearly, passionately, cogently and, I believe, courageously.
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But once there, he embraced Dr. King more passionately than he ever had in life.
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If only President Trump denounced neo-Nazis as passionately and sincerely as he castigates journalists.
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It isn't the first time Duterte has spoken passionately about shifting closer to Beijing politically.
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"They believe passionately in the principles of capitalism" and in a "competitive meritocracy," he added.
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I have always passionately defended the hard-working guy I love — and I always will.
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He spoke passionately about the anxieties and dangers facing many — climate change chief among them.
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"Daegu citizens supported Park Geun-hye more passionately than in other areas," Mr. Yi said.
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It is no wonder she responded so passionately to the accusation of hating the president.
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They now also believe passionately in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court-sanctioned spying on U.S. citizens.
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He tends to get passionately involved with something, and that's what he did with religion.
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Elizabeth Warren can talk passionately about family values — the real thing, not the fake version.
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NeptuneImage: NASAWe don't know enough about Neptune to feel that passionately about it in either direction.
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This question is supposed to be argued over, and it's supposed to be argued over passionately.
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Gordon shared two photos: one of Bobbi Kristina smiling and one of the couple kissing passionately.
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"He needs to call out the hate in this country, but he won't," Blair passionately said.
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I saw pro-choice and pro-life demonstrators arguing passionately but civilly, I felt no threat.
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Whitaker's father, who survived the attempt on his life, passionately opposes the execution of his son.
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She argues passionately that calling her city a "jihadi capital" risks becoming self-fulfilling or worse.
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Biden spoke passionately about his experience in politics, but detailed the urgency needed to defeat Trump.
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Obama passionately denounced Trump as intellectually and temperamentally unfit to succeed him in the Oval Office.
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She can passionately discuss the benefits of risk-limiting post-election audits until your eyes water.
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The maps below show what Republicans and Democrats from each state bragged about the most passionately.
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While she passionately backed Bernie Sanders, she also volunteered for Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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The Melbourne Park crowd — despite some cheering for Djokovic's missed serves — was more passionately pro-Federer.
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He has long spoken freely and passionately about his political biases, including his admiration for Trump.
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They kiss fervently, passionately, but with the unmistakable rhythm of two people with excellent physical chemistry.
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"Cling to me, Joe, my bliss," Bennett captioned a photo of herself and Wright passionately kissing.
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This doesn't mean that people feel any less passionately about the grammatical status of "data," however.
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DT is arguing with 'The Guv', a man who speaks passionately in defence of Wenger's management.
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Watch the clip ... Reza's anger came pouring out because he says he had passionately defended Jussie.
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Surprisingly, perhaps, for a Saudi royal with no Western education, Prince Muhammad speaks about America passionately.
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He celebrated his win by passionately kissing girlfriend and costar Lucy Boynton before taking the stage.
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That independence is a crucial part of her identity, as L3 cares passionately about droid rights.
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Taking action toward a cause you feel passionately about is a way to use this energy.
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He should passionately stand up for Dreamers who are treated with ignorance and contempt by Trump.
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Facing a Staples Center crowd that booed the 23-year-old passionately, Embiid embraced the venom.
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If the government was still that small, people likely wouldn't care as passionately about election outcomes.
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" There was more, until he concluded, "And so I feel very, very passionately about those issues.
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In fact, I advocated passionately for a death sentence for the man who shot my husband.
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In the speech, Douglas passionately details the nuances of defending free speech in the United States.
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She kills penalties, defends passionately and exploits the attention paid to her by setting up teammates.
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At her headquarters, Roem spoke quietly but passionately to a small group of her closest supporters.
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But we wouldn't have gotten into this business if we weren't passionately dedicated to our work.
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It's a safe choice — one that few will outright hate but few will deeply, passionately love.
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Two women expressed their displeasure with his support for social ultraconservatives by kissing passionately beside him.
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Rather, anxiety is a condition of intelligibility for leading a free life and being passionately committed.
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The anti-abortion movement has always been passionately devoted to defending the rights of the unborn.
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The more a participant reported feeling passionately in love, the more this region shifted into overdrive.
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But the kids I was meeting cared passionately about education, foreign policy, racial justice and more.
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Gucci Mane is passionately addressing claims that he's banned from Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club.
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Just before his video feed faltered, Mr. Snowden was speaking passionately about freedom and American values.
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Many support a border-adjustment tax, for example, but a large number passionately oppose the idea.
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And I like critics who love passionately but who actively interrogate their own biases and tastes.
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Can you be passionately devoted to children and writing (or other pursuits) at the same time?
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To say that people feel passionately about Star Wars would be an understatement of galactic proportions.
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Of course, Twitter users were enraged and have been passionately standing up for Jorge ever since.
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However, several readers have written us arguing passionately that the decade has another year to go.
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Whatever side you choose, consider how you can persuade people who passionately believe the opposite perspective.
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For my passionately feminist best friend, I donated to a rock and roll camp for girls.
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The following month — in July — photos surfaced of the couple passionately kissing while vacationing in Miami.
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Kennan wrote and lectured passionately to change American perceptions of czarist Russia from benign to barbaric.
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"We should not manage to avoid criticism, but work passionately to provide positive outcomes," Richardson wrote.
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Not only did they profit from, and passionately defend, slavery, but the institution 'was their freedom.
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Her voice rose passionately as she began to unpack her plans for the Urban Death Project.
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Truth be told ... it wasn't hard to confirm, after photos surfaced of the two passionately kissing.
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Instead, we see Emily sending out her poems and passionately pursuing success in her own lifetime.
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De Kooning was one of Carroll's favorite artists, and so we talked passionately about these works.
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Like Brangelina, they fell passionately in love on set while filming Cleopatra in Rome in 1962.
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His ability to speak positively and passionately about his experience as an LGBTQ man is very inspiring.
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Instead, they're fumbling over one another for free pizza and booze, and pointing passionately at their phones.
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At this spot in 2007, Obama passionately sold his belief that the people could make a difference.
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But wouldn't dating just be easier if you already knew all the things that person passionately hated?
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Making the invisible, visible Giannopoulos is passionately curious about the underlying stories of these dirty, discarded baggies.
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He celebrated his win by passionately kissing his girlfriend, and costar, Lucy Boynton before taking the stage.
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" But Kavanaugh remained vague, saying he understood "how passionately and how deeply people feel about this issue.
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Gamble talks loquaciously and passionately about his current role as CEO of the specialist safeguarding organization, Ineqe.
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"I passionately believe in personal and collective creativity as a force for good in a turbulent world."
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That appreciation wasn't something Lil Peep took for granted, and he gave it back just as passionately.
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The way York's blunt short bangs frame the furrow in her brow when she's singing passionately. 3.
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Academics have fought passionately over how to define fascism, but scholars generally focus on four crucial characteristics.
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"I would pay them to keep running that clip because that's what I believe passionately," Rubio said.
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I passionately believe good reasons to eat on the subway exist, but it will always be controversial.
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"We are trying passionately to protect those clean athletes who are going to Rio 2016," Budgett said.
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When I ask if the two sustained a connection while Michael was in jail, James responds passionately.
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The flourishes and trills of the "Viennese Rhapsodic Fantasietta," passionately accompanied by Mr. Sunwoo, were energetically dispatched.
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Most painful, it seems, for this passionately religious young man was to discover his anger against God.
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That truth, for which, though not strictly hers, she advocated so passionately, lives on in her sculpture.
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When Leo teams up with Mercury, it inspires us to react more passionately than we usually would.
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I'm extremely decisive and passionately execute my choices to ensure that I am on the right path.
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But I will not dehumanize those who are not in harmony with my deeply, passionately held beliefs.
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Since coming to power in 85033, Sisi has spoken passionately about the need for an Islamic reformation.
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"People who love to do one thing will do it correctly, passionately, and patiently," he tells Creators.
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While the move was really just intended to adhere more closely to Unicode's description, people responded… passionately.
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Passionately denouncing the inequity of his time, Francis of Assisi abjured his wealth and joined the beggars.
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CARAMANICA I didn't passionately dislike anyone — ok, maybe Ami a little bit — until the arrival of Noah.
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You go from room to room, passionately pitching, and usually all you leave with is free water.
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But he presumably could've pressured the committee to hold back if he passionately opposed aid to Moore.
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Professor Dauber, a family friend of the victim's, said she believes passionately in decreasing the prison population.
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Trump equates drug dealers to serial killers and passionately believes they should be given the death penalty.
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Pope Francis was keen to play down expectations ahead of the event but spoke passionately to delegates.
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That, her mother says, is why the 11-year-old spoke so passionately as TV cameras rolled.
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And that means vividly and passionately painting a picture of what 'stronger together' looks like for America.
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It's truly heartbreaking that she passionately dedicated her life helping others health from trauma and live freely.
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Guiding us is Dagg herself, now in her 80s and passionately involved in giraffe conservation and education.
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Sagittarius is a fire sign, which means they thrive on taking action, passionately trailblazing, and living spontaneously.
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Ms. Lahren spoke passionately about the hardships of being a soldier and of being related to one.
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I choose to see a young woman who remains passionately engaged in what she most believes in.
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It's truly heartbreaking that she passionately dedicated her life helping others heal from trauma and live freely.
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She spoke passionately, gesticulating with her hands, then waited as our guide translated her words into English.
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One such candidate is Ms. Le Pen, whose voters are passionately convinced she is the right choice.
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When you talk passionately and often enough about injustices that young girls face today, people do listen.
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For former employees, the end has invoked strong nostalgia for a brand about which many felt passionately.
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One of the most passionately debated stage works of our time is a 131-year-old operetta.
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They speak passionately about how bad the Iran deal is but oppose the president tearing it up.
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A bunch of eggs were cooked, and one was even passionately smashed on a problematic Australian official.
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There I was greeted by, well, hot older males, all passionately engaging in oral and anal sex.
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To become alive again, he commits himself passionately to following his desires, take him where they may.
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He said that he had kissed Salazar passionately, and that her sinus medication had entered his body.
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In any case, you do not have to passionately pursue all things sherry to fall for manzanilla.
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But has also been more loyal to Trump than most Republicans, defending him passionately against press criticism.
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Some people feel very, very passionately about not geotagging because of what can happen to specific spots.
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Others, whose lives are blighted by childlessness or genetic disease, argue passionately for the right to alleviate suffering.
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The actor passionately kissed his girlfriend and costar, Lucy Boynton, as he stood up to receive his Oscar.
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" The vice president also spoke passionately about Israel, promising that "under President Trump, America will stand with Israel.
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"We built Lively to inspire women to live life passionately, purposefully, and confidently," Grant wrote in a statement.
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I could not put it down and I will be passionately recommending it to most everyone I know.
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I believe passionately that we can turn things around, and that is why I am running for Congress.
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Instead, Adam says he's not sorry at all that Bonnie's marriage is falling apart and kisses her passionately.
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Some Sanders supporters -- such as myself -- will still proudly and passionately support Hillary Clinton if she's the nominee.
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Seamus Caragher, a Harvard Medical School student, feels passionately about the responsibility of caring for the nation's veterans.
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It's an impetus to talk about issues we feel passionately about, such as poverty, education and social justice.
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After watching the back-to-back hardware events, people flocked to Twitter to passionately declare Microsoft the winner.
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I will passionately follow Will Byers into every Dungeons & Dragons campaign, and I don't even like Dungeons & Dragons!
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Trump's bonobos have doubled down, dug in, and passionately evangelized for a man who spews vitriol and lies.
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Last month, the two were spotted passionately kissing in Brooklyn's Domino Park in a video obtained by TMZ.
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But it's not like I'm choking, it's more like I'm passionately, like, look at me type of thing.
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They run to each other, and French passionately before she proceeds to kick the shit out of him.
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The remarks — nominally focused on a recent arrest in McKnight's death — swerved passionately and erratically among many topics.
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After we got back to the hotel room, we ran a bath, and he started kissing me passionately.
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One of the rams is fighting passionately for something; the other one's mostly locking horns for a laugh.
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Last week, the Sanders campaign unveiled an advertisement featuring Garner, who spoke passionately about her support of Sanders.
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We can practice self-care and still fight passionately for the full equality that has forever evaded us.
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They passionately believe that a deregulated, privately funded and operated healthcare system can work in contemporary American society.
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JoJo and Luke cry passionately over what could have been — before JoJo sends him away in a limo.
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But she made clear in the email that she's not just against Trump, but passionately believes in Clinton.
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And which does not defend the basic liberal order and our constitution passionately against imported and intrinsic intolerance.
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What issues about which they feel passionately might they seek to understand from an opposing point of view?
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One of the things I really care about passionately is the river and the waterways in the city.
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As a result, they feel passionately that their own children should have a better life than they did.
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Manchin, Donnelly and Kaine are Catholic, like Barrett, and have spoken passionately about their faith in the past.
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While almost everyone else in the sock business was being thrown to the exits, she passionately wanted in.
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"Fire is all about living life passionately, taking risks, expressing yourself creatively, partying, and having fun," she says.
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He is wildly, passionately over, and the Tokyo Dome during the Okada-Naito match was vividly pro-Naito.
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Those close to Harris maintain that the issues are ones that Harris has felt passionately about for years.
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It remains one of Asia's most passionately creative cities, a playground for artists and designers, chefs and entrepreneurs.
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Both Warren and Klobuchar, however, apologized for the same thing: being too passionately invested in their literal jobs.
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Such a confession is not surprising, since Hammer was so passionately insistent on always starting with the self.
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In fact, black youth, who've been passionately advocating for gun control measures, have been demonized, obfuscated, and overlooked.
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During the interview, the Dalai Lama spoke passionately about his love for cosmology, neurobiology, quantum physics and psychology.
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He shared its view that India should enshrine Hindu culture, but he passionately opposed discrimination against other religions.
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He was not a morbid or melancholy artist — quite the opposite, in fact: His images are passionately alive.
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Now, thanks to Hilsum's deeply reported and passionately written book, she has the full accounting that she deserves.
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While Hannah responds passionately to his confession, there was another bold move that night, and only one rose.
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He hailed me a cab, kissed me passionately and told me he would call me in the morning.
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The opening-night selection, "Ismael's Ghosts," from the French director Arnaud Desplechin, has divided them but not passionately.
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" He likewise passionately decried those calling his patriotism into question, dubbing accusations of Russian collusion a "detestable lie.
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One of them was Peter Diamandis, a thought leader who passionately believes in the efficacy of emerging technologies.
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Who feels so passionately about idiots to carve out in writing an idiot-free section of the universe?
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He submerged himself so passionately in the game that his drive to win was often mistaken for arrogance.
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If only we lived by the words of protest we so passionately speak, our possibilities would be endless.
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During the interview process, applicants need to clearly, precisely and passionately prove that they believe in Twitter's mission.
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Often, people who feel very passionately for a cause feel justified in adopting violent means in its pursuit.
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R.J.P.: I was lucky enough to have two parents who passionately encouraged and fostered that love of reading.
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" For those who've felt too punk to passionately love yarn, we present to you: "Army of the Dead.
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When textbooks and policies change, we'll also need people who can passionately teach these principles to our kids.
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His coffin was flown back to the Muqata by helicopter, where it was greeted passionately by heaving crowds.
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They carried pink purses with messages of female empowerment written on the front, passionately chanting at the crowd.
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Despite the imposition, those in the center have passionately and, until now, successfully advocated for the necessity of vaccinations.
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This is extremely valuable to many US-born Latino soccer fans, who passionately follow the sport in both languages.
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Van Vuuren passionately disagreed with the decision and felt she was being targeted for complaining about Chung's workplace behavior.
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Joshua Rivkin, a poet himself, passionately admires Twombly's art and feels compelled to understand the man who made it.
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They passionately hated each other, and recorded what was thought to be their last album, 53's Munki, separately.
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She's set multiple tennis records, passionately spoken out against police violence, and expertly shut down body-shamers many times.
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As Gowdy said, the "bias manifest in those texts … made (Strzok) unfit to objectively and passionately investigate" the case.
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As Toby passionately told his parents, he's "unstably in love with Kate Pearson," and nothing's going to change that.
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The only way to do it: by speaking passionately and convincingly to the issues that Democratic voters care about.
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Gary Oldman passionately and strongly supports the #TimesUp and #MeToo movements and the long awaited correction of these abuses.
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But she passionately outlined the attributes of ordering one of the whole cakes by the pastry chef Christina Tosi.
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He had denied being a member of the Ku Klux Klan but endorsed its tactics passionately in his books.
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For those who follow SCOTUS decisions, this is a sign that Ginsburg passionately disagrees and is protesting the decision.
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The verdict: While I'm not passionately against this filter, I honestly just didn't see the point in using it.
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A woman in the front row, passionately using sign language to express herself, was translated by her signing partner.
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In June, the pair was also spotted passionately kissing in Brooklyn's Domino Park in a video obtained by TMZ.
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Which is to say that to think about climate science is to think seriously and passionately about the future.
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More than people in many other countries, Americans want to marry the person they are passionately in love with.
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"Cling to me, Joe, my bliss," the mom-to-be captioned a photo of herself and Wright passionately kissing.
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Anshel Pfeffer's riveting and passionately critical biography portrays him as a clone of Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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In June, the pair were also spotted passionately kissing in Brooklyn's Domino Park in a video obtained by TMZ.
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Last month, the two were also spotted passionately kissing in Brooklyn's Domino Park in a video obtained by TMZ.
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If anything, it's a testament to the loyalty that exists in the click that so passionately represent the 209.
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So I care passionately about this because this will determine what kind of country we have for my grandchildren.
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As we previously reported, McGregor has talked passionately recently about wanting rematches with both Khabib Nurmagomedov and Nate Diaz.
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Ingraham's own adopted children are foreign born, and part-and-parcel of the changes she is so passionately against.
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In Vignarajah's campaign video, she talks passionately about her identity as a first-generation immigrant and as a woman.
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"We want a free and open political debate in America where everyone expresses themselves passionately and openly," he said.
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Besides, his father and grandfather, as foreign minister and prime minister respectively, also passionately sought the Northern Territories' return.
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"Few people fight as passionately for our veterans as Tammy," President Obama's office said in a statement to Politico.
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The episode revolved around healthier lunch options being introduced to South Park Elementary School, which Cartman passionately objects to.
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This division threatens the very Union that Theresa May spoke most passionately about when she took office last year.
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Meanwhile, The Daily Mail snapped a number of photos of Luke Cage and Claire Temple kissing passionately on set.
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Gore, Sanders and Warren will make their case passionately and credibly for Clinton, and this will have great impact.
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He was passionately committed to that ideal, as David Beckham, Jaap Stam, Roy Keane and numerous others can attest.
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"You won't be surprised to hear that I passionately believe it's time to abolish the Electoral College," she writes.
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Then she digs into some policy questions by quoting passionately from the footnotes of a Congressional Budget Office report.
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Patient groups and parents have been arguing passionately in favor of the drug, saying children had benefited from it.
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Later, when Bess falls passionately and hilariously for her dance instructor, we watch Ms. DeMent writhe across the floor.
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Wowed by the depth of their research, Woods realized, "This is why they defend him so passionately," she said.
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The fired NBC host goes after Trump again pretty passionately here -- ya gotta wonder when DT will hit back.
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On Wednesday, the bill had its final reading in parliament, where lawmakers spoke passionately about the need for reform.
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You are driven to express yourself creatively and passionately this week, through sex or whatever else makes you happy.
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In fact, it makes it rather easy to masquerade at being passionately and meaningfully committed to political change. Why?
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Colleagues described Mr. Ramos as passionately dedicated to pro-bono work for the poor, environmentalists, activists and political prisoners.
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He plays the piano and passionately sings the song, even when water floods the room and eventually submerges him.
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Significant parts of Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party and several of his closest advisers are passionately opposed to the plan.
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"We are a longtime supporter of grass-roots basketball and care passionately about the game," said a Nike spokesman.
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When the differences between the parties and candidates are large, people are going to feel passionately about who's right.
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Keleş was awestruck; Gülen spoke so passionately about the Holy Prophet that as he listened he started to cry.
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Mancunians care passionately about our heritage, our history and our happiness, and music is a significant part of that.
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One of the investigations Trump wanted Zelensky to publicly announce was on the conspiracy theory that Hill passionately refuted.
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House Republicans once cared passionately about checks and balances, and frequently accused President Barack Obama of abusing his authority.
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But I passionately wanted to go to school, to foster a curiosity that could not be sated with Talmud.
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He said that Mr. de Blasio "believes passionately" that there should be no federal takeover of any city responsibility.
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She spoke passionately about discovering "several dozen executions" of men, including teenagers, accused of having sex with other men.
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Is there any chance that anyone who advocates for a cause in which they passionately believe can make headway?
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He says that on previous Fucked Up records, he performed more passionately on songs he penned than ones he didn't.
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In the movie's trailer, Efron's Bundy smirks, winks, seductively takes off his shirt, and passionately rips off a woman's blouse.
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They did not regret their decision and Charlene remained "passionately pro-choice" for the rest of her life, he said.
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But given what has been reported about Trump's reading habits, they probably shouldn't emulate Brewster and write passionately argued letters.
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Bagel-lovers from across the country have been passionately chiming in to share their opinion of this concept on Twitter.
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If you passionately stand by your unique voice/concept/service/product, create amazing content for your website, social platforms, marketing.
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Jehin and fellow teammate and astronomer Michaël Gillon speak passionately about the secrets the newly discovered TRAPPIST system may hold.
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To my right is a white supporter, who will later passionately thank me for my animated reaction throughout the film.
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Amid a culture struggling with masculinity and violence, TikTok users can find the Indian subgenre of boys who cry passionately.
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" "Trump is passionately and strategically reigniting a dirty and divisive culture soaked in a history of prejudice, fear and hate.
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This means the stories we've been passionately committed to telling for four years will live on—and be amplified further.
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Throughout the room, Sanders supporters made it very clear they disliked Clinton almost as passionately as they dislike the GOP.
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Not only does everyone in the film care passionately about art, but the art itself exerts an undeniable, unquestionable influence.
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It argues passionately for reporting without fear or favor, but shows reporters hobnobbing with their subjects like "Great Gatsby" extras.
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Seepersad Naipaul (father of V.S.) praised Gandhi for writing passionately and directly, "from the belly rather than from the cheek".
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"Salt Bae" first rose to fame earlier this year when a video of Gokce passionately salting a steak went viral.
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"We passionately believe that Britain's relationship with its neighbours is stronger as part of the European Union," the manifesto states.
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He operated on her, and when she awoke from the anaesthetic, Megan fell instantly and passionately in love with him.
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If there's one thing that you're going to see on network television, it's people talking quickly and passionately in hospitals.
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But he felt so passionately about the referendum that he flew back to vote in his home town of Valdagno.
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"I think we both feel even more passionately now having children — it just heightens everything a little bit," she says.
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Eventually we&aposre going to make out passionately and have an amazing time, but it&aposs just hard right now.
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Von Trotta's cinema passionately engaged this political zeitgeist, yet it is also intensely personal and sensual, betraying acute existential preoccupations.
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Both were passionately interested in science fiction, although it was Lang that would prove to be a stickler for details.
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The duo passionately reenacted some of the app's favorites like Oprah giving away free cars, Adele's "Hello" and several more.
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It is one thing to argue passionately about the wisdom of a border wall, but Francis went a step further.
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Call your representatives Do you feel passionately about reproductive rights and want politicians to stop waging war on women's health?
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Kavanaugh sounded like a broken record throughout his testimony, passionately declaring his love for beer whenever the opportunity presented itself.
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A group of young men attending a wedding in Damascus passionately insisted on how crucial Assad was for Syrian stability.
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But Roberts had his account of the sequence of events lined up: "frequently and passionately kissing" Salazar was to blame.
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" Well, it seems things haven't subsided between the two as Wiz, during a concert in Argentina passionately stated "Fuck Kanye.
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Justin Trudeau accidentally forgot to mention Alberta while passionately listing Canada's states and provinces during his Canada Day speech Saturday.
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Kavanaugh passionately denied all of the allegations against him and was ultimately confirmed after a brutal confirmation fight on Oct.
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Ivo remains passionately immersed in research, despite the dearly held popular belief that mathematicians are over the hill at 40.
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A citizen of NY who had a chance to vote for a candidate that I passionately believe in and support.
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They believed passionately that the ex-slave population, degraded by centuries of slavery, needed to be educated into the professions.
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"I'm the man to go get it done, with this staff, with this team, with this program," Odom said passionately.
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It is also hard to argue that a positive case was ever made — consistently and passionately — for the tax cuts.
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They were equals, "fire and fire personalities," as Mr. Reed described them, sometimes passionately disagreeing but always talking it through.
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Though passionately felt and described, his struggles can feel overdetailed; they'd benefit from the insights of an older, wiser narrator.
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He cares deeply about real people, and particularly the unnecessary suffering caused by others, about which he becomes passionately angry.
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Since its inception, Julie had felt passionately about Fathom's mission, and she'd twice fallen in love with the experience herself.
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Andreessen spoke passionately about self-driving cars, and he discredited the notion that this would be bad for the economy.
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Honestly, having seen through a bunch of different scenes as I felt as passionately about, you just follow your nose.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) passionately told the committee how far the country has come in its fight for civil rights.
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After the couple kissed passionately and exited the church, many guests were teary, including Ms. DeMaria's lifelong friend Janine Robinson.
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"He'd speak so passionately about how these events had shaped him, made him the man that he is," she added.
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Until this point, McCain and Behar had disagreed, fervently, passionately at times — but this was new territory: vintage "View" fighting.
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" As for the future, Rudolph says, "I don't want her to work again 'till she's ready, physically, mentally and passionately.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey passionately pressed his proposal for national licensing of firearms, similar to drivers licenses for cars.
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I called Dr. Yancopoulos the next day and, in an hourlong conversation, he passionately defended Regeneron and what it does.
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"I was sitting on the top of that bus watching the couples kissing passionately; it was so moving," she said.
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Flashbacks have provided some clues: A reactionary ideologue in the years before the coup, she argued passionately for compulsory childbearing.
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That party's leader, Jagmeet Singh, is a turban-wearing Sikh who has spoken passionately about the difficulties facing minority communities.
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She has embraced her global platform, particularly online, where she has passionately critiqued Britain's "Brexit" movement and Donald J. Trump.
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At the end of a particularly hilarious skit, Melissa McCarthy's love-scorned Spicer passionately locked lips with Alec Baldwin's Trump.
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"I was really struck with how passionately and how often young men then wrote to their girlfriends," Ms. Kiser said.
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The least I can do for my best friend is to push for awareness as passionately as I possibly can.
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Trump tweets about nearly every issue he feels passionately about and wants to bring to the attention of his supporters.
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" Passionately and poignantly, Dr. Zitter reminds us that "conveyor belts, regardless of their destination, are not meant for human beings.
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Mr. Chalfant's documentary shows Benjy — a tousle-haired teenager — pleading passionately for peace and a rededication to helping the community.
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Tewksbury had a lot at stake in the experiment, and a sense of calling; his actors rallied behind him, passionately.
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She has set her beer down by this point, and is talking passionately and waving her hands like a conductor.
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For his part, Mr. Cuomo spoke passionately on Wednesday against anti-Semitic acts, attributing them to economic disenfranchisement and xenophobia.
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At last month's Munich Security Conference, NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke passionately about an arms race he sees unfolding.
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They have brought a football-vibe to the Games, passionately cheering on their own side and often booing their opponents.
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He discovered Artie Shaw and fell passionately for Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Duke Ellington, Fats Waller and other jazz legends.
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But Bolton is most known for openly and passionately calling on the US to bomb nations he deems irredeemably dangerous.
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He was an imposing, handsome, well spoken, strong individual who spoke not just passionately but eloquently about principles and morality.
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If you know anything about America's founders, you know they were passionately opposed to the idea of a religious monarchy.
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We love hunting so much that its traditions and practices create strong emotional ties that we defend instinctively and passionately.
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So, during a break in the game, Coach Sekoe White passionately signed to the team, in a display captured on video.
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"Each moment of pain and pleasure is cherished, close to my heart, as all my work was done passionately," she said.
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But the surprising, shocking feature of the descent into war is how passionately the apostles of destruction worshipped and welcomed it.
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MPs spent more than three hours passionately discussing whether Trump's presence would foment racial hatred and could make the UK unsafe.
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We will use that vision to make sure we fight harder, we fight tougher and we fight more passionately than ever.
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"I loved them both passionately and dearly," she said to Larry King in 2006 of her feelings for Todd and Fisher.
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At age 53, she has firmly established herself as an essential contemporary painter whose virtuosity is passionately admired by younger artists.
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If you feel passionately about who should receive TIME's award, you can vote here until the poll closes on December 3.
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"Em always felt really passionately that this wasn't a woman wearing a gray sweater and staring out a window," Mulligan said.
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But Fuller, the lawyer representing Hayes, urged people -- even if they care passionately about this case -- not to jump to conclusions.
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Barack Obama condemned anti-Semitism regularly and passionately and kicked off his presidency by visiting the Nazi death camp at Buchenwald.
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The leaders passionately but respectfully discussed high-stakes issues from North Korea to climate change and even found points of consensus.
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Gomez was spotted passionately kissing Timothée Chalamet in the rain while shooting Woody Allen's latest film New York City's Central Park.
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She died at 73, but she lived a life that was passionately twice as much, so she really died at 146.
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Prince Harry spoke passionately on Thursday about his grandmother Queen Elizabeth's leadership beginning at age 26, when she ascended the throne.
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What topics do you find yourself discussing passionately, whether online, at the dinner table, in the classroom or with your friends?
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I'd love to say, 'Oh yeah, me and my husband are passionately making out on the side with our two kids.
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When I was 13 I loved and hated so passionately in both directions that they became mixed up into each other.
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He's also been praised by many for passionately vocalizing his views on issues of social justice, toxic masculinity, and mental health.
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The dissolution killed off one of the most passionately disputed bills to be tabled since the last general election in 2013.
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A few months ago, Axe body spray passionately defended gay rights and said it wouldn't be at the Straight Pride Parade.
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The Republican nominee's speech was also well-received by the churchgoers, who passionately applauded his call for economic improvement in Detroit.
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He speaks about his bread and his process passionately but quietly, drawing you in to his trance-inducing meditations on baking.
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The actress was spotted passionately kissing 21-year-old comedian Matt Rife on Tuesday in West Hollywood outside Villa Lounge restaurant.
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"She realizes what an impression Macron made in Germany by speaking passionately about his European ideas," said the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper.
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That's like my big sister," Cardi passionately remarked at the top of the video, explaining, "she's not like any other publicist.
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I believe passionately in more infrastructure investment, but the concerns that government doesn't do it so well are not stupid concerns.
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At the DNC, an Arizona woman spoke passionately about how Obamacare helped her daughter who was born with a congenital defect.
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Strzok's demeanor -- speaking passionately only when required to defend himself -- stood in stark contrast to the grandstanding of committee members. Rep.
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"He spoke precisely and passionately about the failings of the industry -- his own included -- and the culture at large," she wrote.
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All those strange paintings, the tender photographs, the audio diaries, even the silly band—everything exists passionately in the present tense.
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They speak passionately — at some points, angrily — about moral courage and racial politics and the struggles of staying true to oneself.
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In the time of Trump, the stakes demand that we must speak plainly and passionately when it comes to fighting bigotry.
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It may be that a couple next to you has decided to passionately grind on each other for the entire show.
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Soon enough, Alex and I were passionately fucking him while others watched, touching and kissing us, the sound of sex everywhere.
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I understand people feel passionately about politics, but fighting about it on the internet with people you don't know seems silly.
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"...I wanted to convey the idea of two people who are passionately in love," the British director said in the statement.
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As president and CEO of Voto Latino, I know that Latino voters care deeply and passionately about issues that strengthen families.
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Andrew Cuomo into adopting more progressive policies, we don't need a gubernatorial candidate who actually and passionately believes in progressive policies.
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Its eponymous founder keeps a bust of Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor-philosopher, outside his office and talks passionately about ethics.
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And Ibram X. Kendi passionately argues that we in America are in denial about the racism that exists in our country.
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On his layover in Ireland, the president will meet with Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who has spoken out passionately against Brexit.
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She wrote passionately about health care, the environment, politics and her battles with her insurance company over denying her certain medications.
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When they are good, when I watch someone passionately supporting or gently teasing a friend online, it is lovely and inspiring.
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If we do not, the discussion will be dominated by the passionately uninformed, who build trust only to sell false cures.
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I've come to agree with those who passionately believe that assisted suicide or so-called rational suicide is a human right.
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It was, in other words, different than the recording released in 2016, the way I'd grown passionately to love the piece.
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"I found my spine, and I just kept solidifying my spine every time I would do something hard," Mack said passionately.
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John F. Kennedy was hated passionately by many Republicans in Dallas, but Lee Harvey Oswald's beliefs were Marxist, not right-wing.
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He passionately highlighted the accomplishments of his long career, from the Violence Against Women Act to gun control and foreign policy.
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The ideal Iowa caucus is a crowded room of people holding a spirited argument about politics, electability, and passionately held beliefs.
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Despite Republican dominance in Texas, parents, teachers and students want safe schools just as passionately as the rest of America does.
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Connelly writes passionately about, and captures especially well here, the detective's high when the pieces of a puzzle fall into place.
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And this year's contest was, as I'm sure you can all imagine, a passionately-fought race with a lot of heart.
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Comey has passionately defended the integrity of the probe, pushing back fiercely on claims that the investigation was rigged or politicized.
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"Latino fans are important to me because when I arrived they were the fans who most passionately embraced me," he said.
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After this school year, Kubat will become a full-time event planner -- a bittersweet move, given how passionately she loves teaching.
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I get that she was the hope of many women who genuinely and passionately wanted to see a woman as president.
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People passionately latch onto whatever particular form of energy they like, and then, of course, all the other ones are terrible.
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Still, impeachment supporters passionately argue that, even if the chances of Trump's removal are slim to none, it's worth doing anyway.
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If I weren't a CEO and designer ... I'd be working in philanthropy because social responsibility is something I care passionately about.
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For this reason, many Uighur today passionately believe their region should be its own independent country, like their Central Asian neighbors.
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But they cannot fully explain why millions believe in "alternative facts", or why the arguments for these are made so passionately.
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What matters most is not whether Oprah runs for president in 2020, but whether she turns her stirring words and uplifting aspirations into concrete actions backed by real money and personal commitment to champion the causes she passionately supports, and defeat the wrongs she passionately condemns — by registering and mobilizing voters for midterm elections as Steyer is doing.
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But she worked privately and passionately on a staggering array of canvases that strove to represent the spiritual world in visual terms.
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David Cameron noted that he "argued passionately for western Europe to come together" after the second world war, making him a Remainer.
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In 2018 I hope to find a boyfriend who talks about me as passionately as podcast hosts talk about their Casper mattress.
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In public, Verrilli spoke passionately about the pro bono work he did as a young lawyer on behalf of death row inmates.
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He passed the Affordable Care Act, announced support for same-sex marriage, and has argued passionately (if unsuccessfully) for more gun control.
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It took me a couple tries before I met the woman I so clearly love and passionately respect, but here we are.
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In his life, Scalia passionately defended a view of interpreting the Constitution and the laws based on their text and original meaning.
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I don't know whether it's heat prostration or whether he's been working himself too hard or getting off on wrong things passionately.
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But what is it that drives tens of thousands, if not hundreds, of Nigerians to feel so passionately about the American elections?
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For nearly a year we've heard Parker passionately discuss his need to tell Nat Turner's story; I feel like we've been duped.
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The characters wrap each other in their arms, kiss passionately, then give in to each other's bodies in lyrical dips and lifts.
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Williams, who recently graduated from Albany University, began speaking passionately to both the crowd and police officers -- and then, to news cameras.
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Moore spoke to me passionately about an American democracy that's been "hijacked by a charlatan"—alluding to his own active political involvement.
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But, if all Apple's looking for is someone to clearly and passionately articulate what people think about Siri, well look no further.
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AfD supporters are passionately against Merkel's controversial open-door refugee policy which has divided voters in Germany and dented CDU's poll ratings.
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I care passionately about what happens in the Democratic primary because, before being a Republican or a Democrat, I am an American.
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Trump talks passionately about international terror threats, but when talk turns to the Klan, it's all weak generalities, excuses and pleading ignorance.
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In other words, voters may be becoming just temporarily more likely to respond to pollsters when they're feeling passionately about their candidates.
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That's something to keep in mind the next time your friend passionately attempts to convince you to put your savings into cryptocurrency.
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Still they feel—passionately—that the economy is stacked against them, and want larger changes to capitalism than mainstream politicians can deliver.
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The Sun enters Leo, the sign of stardom, today, encouraging you to chase your goals even more passionately—you want that spotlight!
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But deep into the narrative of Shadow of the Tomb Raider, it's a position passionately argued by one of the main characters.
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The president promised a "major decision" over the next 24 to 48 hours and spoke passionately about the horrors of the attack.
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While Trump appeals passionately to his voters, he lacks the broad appeal needed to secure the incumbent charisma and national hero key.
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I surprised myself when I recoiled from her words and argued passionately that Jews must never think anti-Semitism has been eradicated.
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" She told me later, "It was the first time I ever spoke passionately to someone who had more authority than I did.
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And he can manage a lot: They binge grandly, passionately, he and Lucinda, outlasting the household, bug-eyed into the small hours.
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"The boy in that photo was very sweet, and it was great to see them interacting so passionately about photography," he said.
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I felt very passionately about the ending for Sansa, and I was very happy with the ending that turned out for her.
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She spoke, passionately and with authority, about women in China and in Romania who did not have control over their reproductive rights.
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Another thing: When scrolling through somebody's news feed, it's natural to have a negative reaction to a post your passionately disagree with.
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For a long time New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has been passionately anti-pot, even calling marijuana a "gateway drug" last year.
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He and Bill Donovan, director of the rival O.S.S., loathed each other passionately, and allowed that passion to shape their strategic agendas.
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Here, a rarity in opera, we have an absolute ruler and a smitten young man portrayed as defiantly and passionately in love.
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We all have beliefs that we care so passionately about that we'd be willing to go to extreme lengths to defend them.
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"When you feel something passionately, and you're in America, you're not restricted in what you feel or what you say," he said.
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But the problem, as Vox's German Lopez has written, is issue intensity — most voters don't passionately cast ballots over gun control legislation.
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Over the last year in particular, he has spoken passionately on his own show about issues like health care and gun control.
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Faye later told me he wished he had worded the appeal differently; it undersold the project, which Faye passionately believes should exist.
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Few places have been romanced as passionately as the 1,500-year-old city of Barcelona, capital of the autonomous region of Catalonia.
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Letter of Recommendation When you're 15, or thereabouts, you love the art you love more passionately than you'll ever love art again.
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I am an obstetrician and this is an exceedingly important topic, one that many people are passionately devoting their lives to correcting.
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In May 2017, he published a book, "The Evolution of Beauty," that lucidly and passionately explains his personal theory of aesthetic evolution.
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Perhaps that's why they very suddenly and very passionately kiss in the parking lot outside the bar before Janelle cuts things off.
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Professor Dominguez-Bello argues passionately that making it a public resource could catalyze the creation of local microbe collections around the world.
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I let people know how deeply and passionately I felt about the book, and I guided them to proper opinions about it.
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"I cannot condone unlawful acts but I can respect them and I can passionately advance the cause that inspired them," Schaaf said.
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And students and parents from the school have appeared on television networks to passionately plead with lawmakers for action on gun control.
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I never in my life thought I'd see white Republican voters in Arkansas passionately defend Obamacare to their senator, but it happened.
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Now, Alexander's announcement marks a likely crushing defeat for House Democrats, who argued passionately to bring new evidence into the Senate trial.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Benson bought the Texas pad back in 2006 and worked passionately to turn it into his dream home.
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In one of the two ads that were permitted to continue to air, a bride and groom kiss passionately at the altar.
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And he must passionately show how conservative fiscal policies can offer a brighter future to young people from all walks of life.
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When Christopher Ayres started as Taco Bell's creative director, he didn't realize just how passionately some people loved the fast-food chain.
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Turkey — a NATO ally and key player in Syria — passionately opposes any American support to the Syrian Kurds, especially the protection units.
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Warren, then a Harvard law professor, passionately opposed the bill, saying it would benefit big corporations at the expense of American families.
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No matter how passionately I would like to, I cannot represent all of these people based solely on my own personal experience.
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As the animal sounds play, she contorts her face so passionately and with such hilarious accuracy that you can't help but laugh.
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For so long, so many people have been passionately opposed to this idea that I genuinely never thought it would actually happen.
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While I passionately support policies that would make Americans safer and diffuse racism, I don't think people are going to change anytime soon.
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We have been quiet, but we are listening and focusing on improving the game that our team loves and feels so passionately about.
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"For the first time in my life I was actually really passionately engaged in politics, because of my experience of abuse," she says.
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" Grande stans are passionately shooting down the accusations, saying Princess Nokia in particular "shouldn't flatter herself thinking Ariana actually knows who she is.
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Between starting a no-makeup movement and passionately fronting a revolution — all in less than a year — the woman really is...on fire.
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Some families argue passionately that safety concerns justify applying far more restrictive measures to their children than are common in other disability groups.
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She has always loved loungewear and felt very passionately about empowering women to feel confident and sexy, no matter your size or shape.
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Harry spoke passionately, reiterating his concerns about social media and online games — calling out Fortnite — for the addictive pull they have on kids.
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"Hey, the guy cares passionately about how he performs out on the field and he truly believes that the helmet makes him better."
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Eastman responded passionately: "I'm running for Congress because my mother had such outrageous prescription drug costs — and that was with Medicare," she said.
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I feel passionately about this topic because I would love to see the reduction of PAE assertions of questionable patents against legitimate businesses.
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And I feel very passionately about that so I'm willing to be dragged through the hedge backwards, kicking and screaming to do that.
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"Any child that doesn't have music as a creative outlet is really missing something important, something intrinsic to our humanity," she passionately says.
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After the surrender of Daraya, Jan Egeland, the United Nations' humanitarian envoy, spoke passionately of the consequences if there isn't a truce soon.
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"You can still passionately believe that the decision of the people is wrong, as I happen to do, and accept it," he said.
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We wanted to understand, what was it about this story that had captivated people's attentions — what made them engage with it so passionately?
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While all of Samsung's competitors (apart from Apple) have embraced Google's OS, Samsung continues to passionately beat the drum forits homegrown Tizen platform.
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The pair were first linked back in October 2017 after photos surfaced of them holding hands and kissing passionately in NYC's Greenwich Village.
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After a tragedy, Lidia fights passionately for her family, Carlota finds her voice, Ángeles goes undercover and Marga reveals a talent for accounting.
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Once inside the rink, the two didn't stop from sharing PDA as they were photographed passionately kissing and affectionately touching in the stands.
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On Tuesday, the couple was "passionately engaged" during a business meal at hotspot ROKU in West Hollywood, California, an onlooker exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Don't let these criticisms deter you from seeing the movie -- Deadheads are going to be passionately debating this film for a long time.
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He wanted to eat one more nugget than Kobe Bryan't highest scoring game in the NBA and even wrote passionately about his journey.
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If you feel passionately that the world has had its fill of films starring Madonna but not enough about Madonna, you're in luck.
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And here's Ann, passionately fired up to take down Kamoshida, dressed like a shamelessly provocative late arrival at a parents-away Halloween party.
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Scott has worked to bridge racial gaps in the United States, speaking passionately on the Senate floor about his own experiences with racism.
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Although the Cold War is over, the values Reagan spoke so passionately about defending are once again being tested by an opportunistic Russia.
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Whereas Churchill is willing to fight to the bloody end, Halifax (Game of Thrones' Stephen Dillane) is just as passionately pleading for peace.
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Martin suggested the idea while members representing different minorities argued passionately that taking away the superdelegates vote on the first ballot was undemocratic.
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"Awwsome" heads LL30 and his "Cut It" freestyle, in which he passionately addressed having his chain snatched in Memphis, heads the Soufease region.
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How will this be affected if Scotland, whose people passionately wish to remain part of Europe, vote to secede from the United Kingdom?
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The history of "cunt" shows us the word itself holds no real power, unlike the people who object so passionately to its usage.
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As such, it is gratifying to see Kennedy, in a video aimed at schoolchildren, passionately defend the Fourteenth Amendment rights of non-citizens.
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He doesn't need all of their votes when he runs for president but he can't have them actively and passionately working against him.
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"The people who are opposed to trade agreements feel more passionately about it than the people who are supportive of them," he said.
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"We don't necessarily have a position as a brand, but it definitely seems potholes are something people feel pretty passionately about," Fouracre said.
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Several students who attended high school with Fields in Kentucky described him as an angry young man who passionately espoused white supremacist ideology.
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James is passionately interested in Pacific culture, Indonesian in particular, and he has an inordinate, and no doubt cost-ineffective, appetite for research.
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It's bizarre to see a group of individuals so passionately dedicated to making sure their fellow Americans don't become productive members of society.
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With Aperture, Kraus is looking to re-energize mutual funds and passionately push back against the idea that investors can't beat the market.
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On Friday, you get a lot off of your chest about something you passionately believe in as communication planet Mercury meets expansive Jupiter.
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Michele Brooks, said Brooks was so passionately opposed to "dismemberment abortions" that she was willing to risk the law being challenged in court.
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At newly integrated schools, fostering collegiality and visibility among students and working toward a more inclusive future was rarely a passionately promoted agenda.
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Indian voters are famous for passionately embracing a party or politician in one election and then enthusiastically voting them out in the next.
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From Flamin' Hot Cheetos and pulled pork to borscht and horseradish-flavored cheese, they wrote passionately about their favorite and least favorite foods.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat and the father of three daughters, has spoken passionately about the need for action on the issue of guns.
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"My daughter and my son slept in the same room, North wanted a slumber party with her brother — that's big," Kim said passionately.
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His political base passionately celebrates the combative way in which he has upended Washington, seeing it as a deserved rebuke of elite sensibilities.
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She devoted her later years to animal-rights advocacy, passionately objecting to the treatment of wild horses as livestock to be slaughtered wantonly.
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She wanders the moors, she guzzles wine, and she beds a stable boy, Sebastian (Cosmo Jarvis), with whom she falls passionately in love.
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After Bughead (aka Betty and Jughead) starts furiously making out, Varchie follows suit and passionately kisses on the couch across from their friends.
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That makes it much more important that the SBA administrator be the voice in the room passionately advocating for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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Over two hours and three cups of coffee delivered discreetly by a steward, Wang spoke passionately about Huawei's troubles with the US government.
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"Every time I taste wine from a different barrel I get surprised about the way it keeps changing and evolving," she says passionately.
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No word on if Trump will improve the menu this time around ... but Burrow passionately hates Skyline Chili, so maybe don't serve that.
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McConnell portrayed Trump as a victim of an unfair process in the House, an argument that the president has made passionately for months.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Michelle Obama spoke passionately against the crude and toxic political attacks being launched by then-candidate Donald Trump.
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But he also spent his adult life passionately pursuing magic, which he attributed to what he had learned from the magician of Auschwitz.
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For a continent that speaks often and passionately about human rights, European nations have been acquiescent, or even sought closer ties with Iran.
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These young people are eloquently and passionately demanding meaningful gun reforms, and developing the organizational capacity and resources required to effect real change.
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J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph Stalin shared one passionately held belief: that "socialism" denoted the one-party dictatorship in Moscow and its satellites.
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"I feel really passionately about the LGBTQ community because I'm a part of it, and [my family] supports me in that," Ama adds.
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"Climate change is real and I'm glad that our young people feel passionately about saving our planet," tweeted NYC Council Speak Corey Johnson.
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Attack victims: The two victims of last week's knife attack in London were bright, idealistic young people who believed passionately in prison rehabilitation.
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Before entering the Miss Universe pageant, she was working on her masters degree in public relations and passionately campaigning against gender-based violence.
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Even personalities considered "macho heroes" have very commendably spoken clearly and passionately of the need to acknowledge and seek help for emotional difficulties.
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On the Democratic side of the campaign, Clinton, O'Malley and Sanders talk passionately in their daily stump speeches about the need for reform.
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WE VERY PASSIONATELY BELIEVE PERMANENCE IS VERY, VERY IMPORTANT THE BIG DECISION MAKING PROVISIONS IN THE TAX CODE THOSE HAVE TO BE PERMANENT.
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The man from L.A. passionately kissed me and told me he loved me before we parted ways at the end of the night.
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So far, getting a job to write about basketball, something I've followed passionately since I was 6, feels like discovering a golden ticket.
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Begin your day by passionately stating your goals for the day aloud, followed by a statement about your vision being your reality now.
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They show that not only is she unpopular, but that there are a huge number of Brazilians that feel passionately about removing Rousseff.
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This, Pactor says, begins with identifying a cause or issue that you feel passionately about and can commit to supporting for the long haul.
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He's talked passionately, though never in a single coherent thought, about asymmetric trade, the "horrendous violence" in the Northern Triangle countries, and child migration.
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You defend very passionately the way the world sat by and watched Saddam Hussein gas Iran during the Iran-Iraq war, with no accountability.
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During a show in Sydney, Australia, Kendrick Lamar paid tribute to the lost legend, getting a crowd of 18,000 to passionately chant Phife's name.
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Jim Cramer passionately cares about teaching investors what really happens behind the scenes of the stock market, and sharing his personal rules for investing.
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He spoke passionately about his absent father and getting high when he launched his My Brother's Keeper initiative at the White House in 2014.
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This isn't the kind of response you typically hear when passionately progressive women reflect on the night Hillary Clinton lost to President Donald Trump.
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Now, she regularly brings the heat to the network's political coverage, which she passionately punctuates with both hard-to-argue statistics and Beyoncé references.
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But to me they're as alike as they are different, with an overlap that helps to explain the intensely, passionately negative reactions they elicit.
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Do I want to be known as a girl who passionately argued that Paul Johansson should have won an Academy Award for his performance?
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Trump campaigned on getting the US out of Middle Eastern wars, and he has spoken passionately and often about bringing troops home from Syria.
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I remember that on the way back to my house I was arguing passionately about art that was timely and art that as opportunistic.
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They feel passionately about their candidate, and the job is inherently temporary, so it doesn't necessarily need to pay a long-term sustainable wage.
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I wanted people to feel as passionately about Marie as I did, to see the passion that stokes the fire of her whole body.
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"I passionately hope MPs will find a way to back the deal I have negotiated with the EU," May said in a televised address.
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She earned my attention because this prim old woman was passionately raining racial epithets at the bank teller, who was an Asian-American woman.
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But Bernie's conciliatory endorsement does not negate the very real contentions of the protesters passionately shouting their grievances outside and within the convention hall.
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CNBC is passionately committed to creating a workplace of inclusion, awareness and respect that is as diverse and informed as the content we create.
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Grande and her man passionately embrace in the desert, hop on motorcycles and head to the Honeymoon Inn to drink wine from Solo cups.
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I stood there in that shitty, sticky bar amazed as this group of young men spoke passionately about one of our country's greatest taboos.
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You may have seen some chatter here and there about the "decentralized web" — it's something passionately pursued by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, for instance.
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Schumer has passionately fought against Trump's agenda, launched the "Make America Sick Again" campaign, while Trump mocked the Democratic Senator for shedding "fake tears."
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In the chat, she called out the marketing efforts of tech companies, passionately arguing that women most definitely deserve a seat at the table.
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Davis says Deven's the reason he has advocated so passionately for people struggling with mental illness, and hopes her story will help inspire change.
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What about the young African tech entrepreneur, Juliana Rotich from Kenya, who passionately fights for the recognition of women's potential in third world countries?
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Nightcap: Clinton regroups and refocuses after New Hampshire blowout | Sign up Sanders, meanwhile, is speaking passionately about issues like criminal justice on the stump.
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While it can be goofy to love a celebrity so passionately (and vocally), it is also not something I would ever make fun of.
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Indeed, many advocates speak passionately about the important role of the internet in our everyday lives and the need to address the digital divide.
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It's why I passionately believe that the BBC should get a service to broadcast into North Korea, and the BBC are working on it.
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His wife Jane wrote poems raging with republican spirit, felt passionately about the "bondage of women" and translated a deeply unpopular work on temptation.
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She also demonstrated her linguistic facility, concluding the second half of the program with thoughtful, passionately rendered interpretations of Rachmaninoff's Six Songs (Op. 38).
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And this week, Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch spoke passionately to transgender people as she cast the lawsuit against North Carolina in historic terms.
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A new biography on Berger reveals a writer who to this day speaks most eloquently and passionately to our frustrations, fears, hopes, and desires.
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They believed passionately that their aid work was about "redistributive justice," as Farmer put it to Tracy Kidder, who wrote a biography of him.
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Beyond listening to his music on repeat, Drake fans passionately disagree about everything: One person's favorite Drake album is "easily Drake's worst" for another.
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Generic drug companies once dealt almost exclusively in making cheap copies of pills and railed passionately against the anticompetitive tactics of brand-name competitors.
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Even in its restored state, with much of the painting irretrievably lost, Frecon talked passionately about how moved she was by what she experienced.
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He has passionately advocated for pivoting from fossil fuels to renewable energy to save our planet from global warming — the greatest threat facing humanity.
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"The employees who are really deeply and passionately into crypto are the ones more likely to choose digital currencies over traditional investments," she said.
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To be frank, I haven't cared truly and passionately about Radiohead in well over a decade, but I am suddenly thrilled that they're back.
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Basically, it will begin acting as a matchmaker for legal departments, helping lawyers find the pro bono work about which they feel most passionately.
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You can hate your job passionately, yet when you make a call and "smile down the phone" you have to sound upbeat and positive.
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Their children, while still passionately opposed to Mr. Castro, are open to closer ties with the Cuban people as a way of stoking change.
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The indie-rock songwriters Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers, collaborating as boygenius, share a not-exactly-love song that passionately questions itself.
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And yet they also expressed anger and sorrow over the fact that the state to which they are so passionately dedicated shuns their relationships.
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The gallery will have his letter opener, made from the paw of his cat Bob, to whom the curators say Dickens was passionately devoted.
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Anna Chlumsky ("Veep") also stars as Lydia, an entrepreneur who passionately wants to reinvigorate the city by literally painting a section of it red.
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It gets more physical as two men kiss passionately, while other couples slap their bodies into each other — chest to chest, hand to thigh.
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Back in the 1990s, Anna Waronker was in her 20s, writing and singing about youthful infatuations, hopes, annoyances and prerogatives — sometimes passionately, sometimes playfully.
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Walt never ceased to be passionately loyal to his home town of Chisholm, in Minnesota's Iron Range, where he'd grown up with little money.
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Will she compete with Sally Hawkins, who plays a mute cleaning woman in "The Shape of Water," Guillermo del Toro's passionately revisionist monster movie?
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The thirst for revenge that the Furies articulate so passionately has not died down since the days of the Greeks, according to Mr. Vance.
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He passionately says that NAFTA and PNTR were written to increase the profits of multinational companies, prioritizing America's GDP but ultimately costing Americans greatly.
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Story at a glance Were photos of pink "pussy" hats and passionately penned protest signs noticeably absent from your social media feeds this weekend?
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In a Nina Simone interview quote sampled on the soundtrack of Mr. Preston's show, the singer spoke passionately of black power and black pride.
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"Pitch Perfect 2" stars Rebel Wilson and Adam Devine won best kiss and recreated their messy film smooch, passionately grabbing each other on stage.
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The punch that wasn't With the exception of Brexit, few issues in the UK are argued over as passionately as the National Health Service.
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"We can make the argument — and we plan to do so passionately — that if we an do this, anyone can do this," Bezos said.
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"We can make the argument -- and we plan to do so passionately -- that if we can do this, anyone can do this," Bezos said.
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Few Americans know that their most physically vigorous president was also the first major American political figure to advocate passionately for national health insurance.
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Orange Is the New Black star and trans-rights advocate Laverne Cox was an early voice around the proposal, speaking passionately via her twitter.
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Pence agrees wholeheartedly with one of these proposals: the border wall, which he has passionately supported as a Trump surrogate on the campaign trail.
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"I fought this campaign in the only way I know how, which is to say directly and passionately what I think and feel," Gov.
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She said she admired how Justice Scalia had managed to remain friends with those, such as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, with whom he disagreed passionately.
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" America's Founders believed passionately that the government had a special role to play to secure "the unalienable rights" to equality and the "pursuit of happiness.
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Most recently, Gomez was caught passionately making out with her co-star Timothée Chalamet in the rain for a steamy scene shot in Central Park.
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That is absolutely doable, given the number of people who feel passionately about it, and the cross-section of people who feel strongly about it.
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Studies show young people disproportionately use the internet compared with older Americans and polls have shown they feel passionately about fair and open internet access.
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I'm not a scientist, of course, so I can't give an educated answer as to whether it's too late, but I passionately hope it isn't.
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With a relatively small (or very large) financial commitment, you can be invested in the outcome just as passionately as the most die-hard fan.
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Trevor said he'd be willing to help Manfred with a player's perspective ... but admitted he was probably going to get fined for speaking so passionately.
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Elsewhere in West Virginia, Richard Ojeda, a pro-gun, tattooed army veteran who passionately defended his state's striking teachers, won the 3rd District's Democratic primary.
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The album is deeply, passionately digital in its sound design, with Dey processing everything—especially her voice—with fragments of pitch-shifting and distortion effects.
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"At the end of the day, we all just feel very passionately, but we're all on the same page," Kyle told Fox News on Friday.
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However imperfect she may be as a candidate, Hillary Clinton passionately believes we can both respect individual rights and recognize the legitimacy of political opposition.
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Bishop Michael Bruce Curry — who spoke passionately about the power of love at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding in May — is facing cancer.
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Then again, if the Red Priestesses believe in Dany as passionately as they claim, breaking a thousand chains should be a small price to pay.
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If your campaign wants to get their vote, you may try hypertargeting your ads to be about an issue they passionately care about, he said.
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One subplot sees Yahia's aristocratic gay uncle fall passionately in love with a British GI whom he at first schemes to kidnap and to kill.
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Every dead language represents the loss of invaluable cultural capital, which is why experts passionately support preservation of all extant languages before it's too late.
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"The violent domestic racism that has been produced by Islamophobia means that we all have to stand up passionately against Islamophobia," Davis said on Sunday.
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The couple, who first sparked dating rumors in May, were spotted passionately kissing in the stands near other celebrity guests Lenny Kravitz and Naomi Campbell.
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Molly Shannon plays Emily Dickinson as a vivacious, brilliant woman who passionately desired not just love but also success — another blow to the common narrative.
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The defense of the protective pool norm has been deployed passionately, and righteously, but on that score it is the exception that proves the rule.
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Featured here are photos of others dressed as Philomene—standing serenely in a garden of flowers, passionately kissing each other, lounging at an indoor pool.
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Inarritu, the Mexican director of last year's best-picture winner "Birdman," was one of the few winners to remark passionately on diversity in his speech.
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"I passionately hope MPs (lawmakers) will find a way to back the deal I have negotiated with the EU," May said in a televised address.
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United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) President Cecil Roberts spoke passionately and at length to members of his union, their families and labor-movement allies.
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We talked passionately and excitedly about self-reliance, about limited government, empowering the individual and how a free market economy actually gave women more choices.
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" ABC's Jimmy Kimmel "offered a thorough, and passionately sincere, recital of how Trump 'screws up royally every day, sometimes two or three times a day.
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As director of the FBI, Comey spoke frequently and passionately about distancing the bureau from the dictatorial days of J. Edgar Hoover's 48-year reign.
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But when we brought up Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon -- who was seen on video brutalizing a female student in 2014 -- Switzer passionately defended him.
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But he stuck his ground, patiently and at times passionately debating workers in often heated exchanges about how to stop French jobs from moving abroad.
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In part, that may be because past instances were mistakes, where a politician said the wrong thing while speaking passionately on an issue or opponent.
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One of the big themes of this week is how passionately these people purse their careers and how that pursuit can tear apart a relationship.
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Swedish synthpop auteurs the Knife broke up in 2014 after releasing their willfully abrasive and passionately angry double-album Shaking the Habitual the year before.
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The content of the fight is irrelevant, but after I passionately expressed that I could see his point, we were able to resolve the argument.
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But countering such intimidation from the right, which claims to believe passionately in freedom of speech, will require more than just pointing out their hypocrisy.
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The base loves that he is passionately politically incorrect and they give him wide berth to cut deals that would have sank other Republican leaders.
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Members of Congress disagree passionately on a variety of issues, but it is wrong to put the American soldier in the middle of partisan crossfire.
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Environmentalists, led by David Brower, executive director of the Sierra Club, fought passionately to preserve the monument in one of the nation's epic conservation battles.
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When Mr. O'Brian was interviewed by The New York Times in 2010, he spoke most passionately not about his career but about his philanthropic work.
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They spoke passionately about the need for police reform, but also about the fact that it was hard for them to get by in Charlotte.
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Burgis recalls a meeting with a leading figure of Angola's kleptocratic regime, who argued passionately that he was protecting his people from even worse abuses.
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The Women's March On Washington attracted millions of people around the country who passionately advocated against restrictive and antiquated legislation and policies regarding women's health.
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One can, of course, care passionately about competition policy and anti-trust without necessarily seeing Google in particular as a plausible target for regulatory action.
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There have always been Republicans, many of them, who felt this way passionately, but they often spoke in muffled voices or chose to keep silent.
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By joining forces with CrowdRise, we can offer both people and organizations the right fundraising strategy for any sort of cause they care passionately about.
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As we sit, a controller in my hands, I really want to get to the bottom of why Serafinowicz feels so passionately about this franchise.
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" Ma said he felt so passionately that, given a choice between keeping his company alive or averting a trade war he would "shut Alibaba down.
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Abdur-Rashid is a 64-year-old black man, an imam at a Harlem mosque who wears a kufi and speaks passionately about social justice.
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Colombia rejected a peace deal with Marxist rebels on Sunday, delivering a very public victory to the conservative former president who campaigned passionately against it.
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Several venue owners and promoters spoke passionately and emotionally about what they described as the seeming impossibility of sustaining a venue legally in the city.
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"Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?" is a passionately political film, aflame with rage in spite of its director's measured, ruminative tone of voice.
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While the students at yesterday's press conference championed the work of their white peers, they spoke passionately about the need for intersectionality in this movement.
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Meeting in a coffee shop downtown, they are intimate, teasing, comfortable, prickly — people who were once passionately bound and maybe thought they always would be.
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In the polarized politics of the day, Mr. Trump is bolstered in his demagogic conduct by a passionately loyal "base" impressed by his norm-busting.
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As the years went on, abortion rights advocates recall, Mr. Biden spoke passionately in meetings about how his religious beliefs shaped his views on abortion.
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We feel passionately and angrily about things in America, and we feel that a war in Asia will destroy what we're trying to do here.
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While on many issues they embrace globalization and often send their children to be educated abroad, at home they passionately defend regressive views toward women.
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Fleeing marriage, coups and arrest warrants, my mother joined street protests and picket lines, and wrote passionately about the oppression of the poor and powerless.
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Some spoke passionately in favor of banning Trump however, saying he should not be treated differently from others who have been banned for similar views.
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What followed wasn't pretty, as I passionately pointed out that my candidate never grabbed a woman by the you know what and bragged about it.
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You might allow students to choose one of their favorite (or least favorite) artists or songs to practice writing passionately and knowledgeably about a subject.
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Booker had garnered a reputation as a fierce advocate for criminal justice reform, and continued to speak passionately on the issue along the campaign trial.
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We asked Turks living overseas for their views on the election and received several hundred responses, both in favor of the changes and passionately against.
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He said that on Thursday Vietnamese authorities called off an effort to deport the defectors after several of them protested passionately and appeared to faint.
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But for us to engage with one another as fellow human beings — even on issues where we passionately disagree — we need reason, not just emotions.
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And he has been noisily and passionately promoting his golf properties in every corner of the typically staid golf community for more than a decade.
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For me, a daily dose of comfort has come from reading -- not for work (I'm a book reviewer) -- but passionately, to help myself feel alive.
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He also posted this inspiring message to all of his loyal fans: Have you ever seen this many people get behind a cause so passionately?
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The first time I heard Belafonte speak in person, he spoke so eloquently and passionately that I was sure that he was reading a speech.
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Inslee spoke passionately about his conversations with teachers and their thoughts, and pleaded with Trump to take his proposal to arm teachers off the table.
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In his opening statement, he denounced Trump as passionately as he had once defended him, calling him a racist, a con man, and a cheat.
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Speaking passionately and angrily, Larson slammed Republicans for not holding hearings, not having administration officials testify and for writing the bill along purely partisan lines.
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The moral of this story is that it is perfectly O.K. to passionately kiss your mate, even if he or she has a sinus infection.
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But whereas "Lincoln Kirstein's Modern" shows how passionately eclectic Kirstein was, "The Young and Evil" is about a narrow in-crowd of artists, mostly gay.
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But the speech ended with a man dressed as Abraham Lincoln and another man dressed as Robert E. Lee making out passionately in the background.
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As someone of Yaqui Native American descent, Garcia feels passionately about the magic of nature, and laments the displacement of LA's ecology to concrete commerciality.
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If Sessions' record in the Senate or as Alabama's attorney general is any indication, these are all issues he has litigated and feels passionately about.
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The documentary may be about The Beatles' members, but it also shows how the band gave people the chance to loudly, passionately, irrationally care about something.
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Only Sanders and Trump look like they are in it passionately, that they are in love with the nation, and that's not only seductive but irresistible.
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It was a disappointment for Emmanuel Macron, France's president, who has argued passionately for deep reforms to put the currency on to a more stable footing.
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Gordon, 26, shared two photos: one of Brown, the daughter of Bobby Brown and late singer Whitney Houston, smiling and one of the couple kissing passionately.
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There were approximately zero eyes on the ice as the singer passionately kissed his bride for the cameras, making his marriage's open PDA policy abundantly clear.
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Now, on the tenth anniversary of his death, some think of Jackson as child predator, while others passionately defend his innocence and remember his musical genius.
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We mauled our way from the garishly lit kitchen into the vastly boring and tackily chandeliered foyer, and again, I liked the way he kissed. Passionately.
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He says that occasionally he feels like he doesn't believe in very much, while others passionately believe in things like a god or aliens or incarnation.
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Since winning an Oscar, Arquette has brought her call for equal pay to the U.N. and the California Senate, and passionately calls for a larger conversation.
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" Another woman falls passionately in love while watching Egypt perform, but doesn't like to see this alter ego now that they are together: "It's like Superman.
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And part comes from the way he conveys what happened to him — passionately working and striving, deferring gratification, waiting to live, learning to die — so well.
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Unfortunately it is now impossible to believe Colton's promises, as pictures of the former football player and Tia passionately making out are all over the internet.
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"No matter how hard he fought or how passionately he argued, he tried to treat everyone the way he wanted to be treated," Mr. Clinton said.
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Over the past few years many single mothers have written passionately about the ways their children thrive in their nontraditional — though no longer unusual — family structure.
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" She pointed out she has "passionately and diligently" worked in Republican politics for years and acknowledged she would likely "pay a price for telling this story.
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I was convinced that if I never see another TV show I felt as passionately about, well, that would be okay, because I'd had The Leftovers.
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Just one day earlier, the couple were spotted packing on the PDA, passionately kissing each other on the balcony of their new condo in Miami Beach.
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When members of the Jusos took the podium and argued passionately against a coalition, the momentum in the congress hall seemed to be swinging their way.
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In a video post shared by the star, Cuoco is shown passionately mouthing the words of her horse's namesake Lady Gaga song, complete with rein choreography.
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Ruth Maciulis, in the placard-filled head office of the Pilsen Alliance, an activist group, passionately vows "direct action" and to "fight back against rampant development".
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"He has served the president and the American people capably and passionately," House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said of his close friend in a statement.
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As he speaks passionately of a "dry rot, beginning in Washington…seeping into every corner of America", faint calls for draining a swamp are distinctly audible.
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One famous picture from her series on homosexuality and religion, taken in the 1970s, shows two men passionately kissing in front of an Episcopalian church sign.
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Both Ryan and Riley prove that they do, in fact, know the words, as the father-daughter trio passionately belts along to each and every lyric.
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The last time Instagram users passionately requested a feature it was to demand a return to the chronological feed, and we all know how that went.
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I watched as both sides to a lawsuit truly believed they were right; their lawyers passionately torpedoed logical arguments to back up an emotionally-driven situation.
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It created a showdown between a powerful, autocratic regime that was not inclined to liberalize, even marginally, and millions of citizens who passionately sought such reforms.
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I am an enthusiastic user of the streaming service, which you already know if you heard Jake Kastrenakes and I passionately disagree on last week's Vergecast.
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Trump was particularly impressive when he passionately defended the success of the "stop and frisk" policy in New York City in lowering the number of homicides.
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To his supporters, he is a likable, energetic candidate who speaks passionately and has the capacity to fire up young and nonwhite voters with particular vigor.
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He said those working to avoid an election were "afraid of the Italian people," before saying passionately he was ready to "give his life" for Italy.
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"I passionately believe that a show can be touching and funny and sad and mysterious and dramatic," she said, speaking from her home in London recently.
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Should someone try to convince me that they were falling because they simply tripped on banana peels, I wouldn't be able to passionately argue against it.
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Mr. Bowie, who died in January, studied art in high school before turning to music full time, and remained passionately interested in art throughout his life.
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"Marco is passionately committed to the pro-life cause and has repeatedly voted to defend Planned Parenthood," Gowdy said in a statement released by the campaign.
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And Jewish organizations like the ADL passionately defended Muslim Americans against despicable acts of hatred by those who sought to blame them for the terrorist attacks.
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So Bernie's job is to run hard as long as he can, and then campaign as energetically and passionately for Hillary as he did for himself.
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So what are the main emerging objections to the FBI investigation that was passionately demanded by the Senate to be conducted for at least one week?
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John McCain, who opposed his party's efforts to repeal Obamacare because of the way they were formulated, has argued passionately for a return to regular order.
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Ryan Phillippe, the young actor from Hollywood, who has family members who have served in the military and feels passionately about the issue, testified with me.
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"Jeff Sessions is a good man, he is a good friend and he is a principled senator who fights passionately for his causes," Mr. Cruz said.
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If we can't say "yes" or be a Good Samaritan to someone we disagree with — even passionately disagree with — then our culture has gone too far.
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And as if speaking directly to the patriarchy, she passionately added, "Fuck you; I'm big, Black, blunt, and I am going to make money off you."
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Everyone knows that Beyoncé passionately supports natural hair on Black women — the "Formation" video and the Lemonade visual album are basically all the evidence you need.
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The above sneak peek gives an idea of how passionately Shaw and Touré will stump for shows they love, by giving it a "Binge" co-sign.
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Gillibrand has said herself that she has a penchant for profanity, telling The Hill in 2014 that such language sometimes helps her express herself more passionately.
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"She speaks so passionately about her brand that you almost forget her history — that she's Jo Malone — because she is so involved in what she's doing."
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But he speaks freely and passionately about his loss of faith and his love for his family and friends who are still part of that world.
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The teenagers huddled for a briefing on nonviolent resistance from a bearded left-wing activist; two of them turned to each other and began kissing passionately.
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There's a composer named Michael Tippett, who worked through the 20th century — such lyricism; wonderful, intense music, passionately committed to what you might call human values.
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Yet as briskly and passionately as he lays out the horrors in Tallahassee and elsewhere, there's little that's surprising, nor does he plot any way forward.
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At my graduation, on a beautiful day in May 2007, my commencement speaker and our future president, Oprah Winfrey, spoke passionately on the toxicity of fear.
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The first episode begins with Claire hearing reports of online threats being made against her, a sign of the passionately divided fictional America she now leads.
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As reported by Kotaku, he explained that the charity was not precisely what he thought it was and was not a cause he felt passionately about.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Susan Laxton's book Surrealism at Play passionately traces how a particular art movement envisioned and articulated its own transformative potential.
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"Steve loves and passionately looks forward to that Congressional Baseball Game," said Jason Hebert, a Republican political consultant who has worked with Mr. Scalise for years.
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Some are trying to protect historical monuments, others challenging official versions of history, or passionately defending "Singlish," a local patois of English, Chinese dialects and Malay.
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Pronoun accuracy was an ever-present backdrop to her reporting: "The kids talked passionately about what they called being misgendered and being misnamed," Ms. Hartocollis said.
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But if you and everyone you know passionately believe one thing while half the country believes the opposite, it may be time for a reality test.
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And while many Labour voters were passionately in favor of leaving, they are unhappy with Mr. Corbyn and are contemplating voting for the Conservatives next month.
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Besides starring in The Banker and Miss Independent Ji Eun 2, the actor also appeared in Temperature of Love, Wok of Love, and First, Clean Passionately.
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After Brad Beal Elite lost by four points Friday night, Beal spoke passionately for several minutes while the players looked up at him, morosely but intently.
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Vibert Jeune spoke passionately as he described policing in his native Guyana, where officers carry batons, and policing in the United States, where they carry guns.
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" Pan Ei Mon passionately defends her husband, saying he is innocent and that she is proud of him for "always trying to be a good journalist.
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It was particularly powerful for me because I didn't have to explain why I felt so passionately about the decisions that lead me to that moment.
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Harris — in town for the Granite state's Democratic Party Convention — passionately described how her work as a prosecutor has influenced the way she sees veteran issues.
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On Sunday, Clinton said she cares "passionately" about climate change and has been working to try to move us away from fossil fuels for many years.
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He founded StubHub 19 years ago and feels so passionately about the business that he organized his people and the financial resources to buy it back.
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I'd had a few beers, and I was talking passionately about how, by becoming a diplomat, I was going to live my second-best-possible life.
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Even the rediscovery of Frida Kahlo in the 1980s did little to reshape our expectation that Mexican Modernism is predominately political, passionately nationalistic, and overtly masculine.
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There are some obvious sexual manipulations here, like Kai essentially threatening to murder Meadow because she denied him — and that's before he even starts passionately kissing her.
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It was prior to her audition that she divulged her illness to a "Jeopardy!" staffer, and spoke passionately about why she wanted to compete on the show.
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"I feel passionately that women should not be afraid to embrace their feminine identity and simultaneously function within society as a strong, bold, independent woman," she explained.
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Harry has become a leading and articulate advocate for veterans, and he spoke passionately at the start of a symposium hosted by the George W. Bush Institute.
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He also spoke passionately about the need to help 22.8 million out-of-school Pakistani children in a nation where the literacy rate hovers above 40 percent.
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"Reducing the impact of plastics on the environment is something our customers care passionately about," Tor Harris, Waitrose's head of corporate social responsibility, health and agriculture, said.
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Part of the reason anti-Semitism claims have grown under Corbyn is that his wing of the party — the socialist left — tends to be passionately pro-Palestine.
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Bereft by the recent loss of her mother, for whom she cared her entire life, Doris passionately attempts to figure out how she could possibly win John.
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So too is Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, who passionately criticized what she saw as President Trump's inadequate job in helping Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane Maria damage.
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Image: MicrosoftIf you were one of the twelve people passionately awaiting the integration of Cortana with Alexa and vice versa, then I have some news for you.
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Former President George W. Bush's twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara, for example, have as passionately protected Barron's privacy as they have that of Sasha and Malia Obama.
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That's not necessarily why I entered the arts, but it has something to do with why I pursued it so passionately — and still do to this day.
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Jean Brownhill: I felt passionately that people who've worked hard to save up for a house should have a good experience renovating that space into their home.
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Brin even took Glass to the TED conference in 2013, passionately arguing for a future where gadgets free your eyes, hands, and ears rather than occupying them.
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And yet, the scrappy folk-punk duo turned uncategorizable rock band has maintained a passionately loyal fanbase due largely to the radical empathy found in Bonnette's lyrics.
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That characterization — which Coons passionately argues is wildly inaccurate — has caused Democrats to miss out on a significant, active, and organized part of their base, he argues.
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Mr Evans is right to stress that passionately engaged communities, including religious communities, are usually organized around stories, not around factual propositions or even common moral codes.
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It argues — sometimes ham-fistedly but passionately — that the greatest American crimes, and American cover-ups, are those that people commit in the names of their children.
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You have to care passionately about something to be truly evil, which makes Trump less strictly evil than thoroughly amoral, though he can certainly DO evil things.
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Everybody always wants that magic bullet that's gonna ricochet you to the top of the thing you most passionately want to do—except that work is work.
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And in an era when purely spiritual messages can be hard to get across, the clerics of 2019 seem passionately protective of their share of that legacy.
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Can you cite a moment in which a BLM leader passionately and eloquently denounced the recent shooting deaths of eight police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge?
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You are such a generous, conscientious, and passionately kind person, and I am so blessed to bear witness to your light and love each and every day!
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She died at 73 [her home in Palm Desert, California], but she lived a life that was passionately twice as much, so she really died at 146.
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The court restoring Park's powers would be a huge victory for tens of thousands of her conservative supporters who rallied passionately near the court in recent weeks.
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The singer has been actively and passionately involved in raising awareness for the issue, and has been open about how she, too, is a survivor of rape.
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During her Las Vegas residency show at Caesars Palace on Wednesday, Dion, 50, spoke passionately about a song titled "You're the Voice" by Australian singer John Farnham.
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That's why terrorist groups so passionately oppose learning, and why we should do everything and anything possible to provide a solid education for every child on earth.
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Once you use your own background and interest as a platform to build your initiatives, then you can roll out the things you feel most passionately about.
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