Ms. Iglehart's passions are abetting and enabling her husband's passions.
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"You don't choose your passions, your passions choose you," he says of his commitment to space exploration.
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His great passions were not passions but distractions; one day was but a bridge to the next.
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My entertainment passions and my amusement passions were merging in one magical city, and I didn't want to leave.
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That advice often confuses and frustrates people who don't know their true passions or don't see how those passions connect to a career.
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"You don't choose your passions, your passions choose you," Bezos recently said of his commitment to space exploration during a forum on leadership.
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" Some even adopted Lawrence's uncompromising and cloying self-defense: that the "sensual passions and mysteries are equally sacred with the spiritual mysteries and passions.
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But by combining his passions for food and filmmaking, as well as seeking professional help, he rediscovered how using those passions could lead to a rewarding career.
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For all its pop-culture passions, though, "Ralph Breaks the Internet" also incorporates very astute lessons about friendship, and the issue of harboring different passions or growing apart.
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It's the ability to move gracefully through your identities — to have the passions, blessings and hurts of one balanced by the passions, blessings and hurts of several others.
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To me, early retirement simply meant having enough money so that I didn't have to worry about money and could finally follow my passions and find new passions.
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However, he suggested that this will give Flipboard more depth in narrower topics (the company's aim, after all, is to help people follow their passions, whatever those passions might be).
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I particularly related to the author's attempts to find a balance among his passions — family, work and surf and illustrates how harmony among all these passions enriched each one individually.
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"These are kids that have passions, very raging passions, and when they get into fights or arguments, having something like this in their vicinity is just not a good idea," she said.
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If we get a president who is not basing things on that—is basing things on his or her own passions or the passions of his or her supporters—then we lose.
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If it's one of your passions you just keep going.
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Powell could be instrumental in putting Trump's passions into practice.
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Nationalistic passions in India have risen since the terror attack.
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Devote time to your passions so you can stay centered.
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Passions proceed to seethe, tensions simmer and bodices literally heave.
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And he's trying to inflame the passions of his supporters.
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Life's too short to skip out on pursuing your passions.
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They encouraged us to find our passions, they weren't controlling.
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Instead, I'm letting my passions be my guide for once.
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Not exactly, but he does support his girlfriend's quirkiest passions.
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So I thought, nope, 'I've found new passions in college.
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I'd say my actual passions are cooking, baking, and traveling.
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Nicole Curtis has two passions: old homes and adoptable dogs.
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Often, Rakow says, these rituals are tailored to individual passions.
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People living their passions, doing good work in the world.
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These are questions at the heart of all human passions.
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But he found new passions, studying Thailand and the Philippines.
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Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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But Benjamin's passions were not especially consonant with the times.
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Newbies tend to assume that everyone else shares their passions.
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But I pushed a lot of my own passions aside.
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Their passions have already narrowed the Republican margin for error.
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Is it reflecting this view that passions are just found?
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My three passions have always been writing, Disney, and beauty.
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They begin their journey by tapping into their own passions.
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We did not do traditional sports, but supported individual passions.
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None of these things stopped Simmons from following his passions.
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At one point Guantánamo ignited passions across the political spectrum.
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If not, what are some of your passions or interests?
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S4 is focused on one of Mr. Sorrell's passions: deals.
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"The passions become more and more criminal," said Mr. McMorran.
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The passions that animated them were clearly more than political.
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Others are tributes to national passions (the Big Beer Can).
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Instead, he found new life through pursuing his creative passions.
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It would combine two of his passions: education and flying.
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The issue of impeachment has helped reignite Mr. Savage's passions.
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He is pleased his children have not inherited his passions.
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The club's programming includes evenings devoted to individual Bunnies' passions.
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It combines two of my passions, true crime and Iowa.
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Ms. Rodriguez said she encourages students to follow their passions.
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Think about your passions and what you might be missing.
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Passions had transfigured into outrages and violence, even among us.
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"Her theory on Putin is, this is a person with some passions — if you get him going on those passions, your capacity to try and deal with him is improved," one Clinton aide said.
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"He has several passions and he approaches these passions from many different directions," said Laura Hoptman, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art who contributed an essay to Mr. Pendleton's "Black Dada" book.
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Unlike many current candidates, Obama has not appealed to those passions.
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In the meantime, contentious hearings would likely only further inflame passions.
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I now wish to focus on my personal interests and passions.
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Sadly, it seems that Mr. Goodison did not share her passions.
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Instead, Taupin focuses on his other passions: Painting and raising horses.
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Democracy, when passions and principles are aroused, is a messy business.
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Passions run high, but about exactly what, no one quite knows.
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The photos are a fusion of passions for Scotchtrooper, aka Brett.
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It meant being resolute in war, without letting passions eclipse judgment.
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His ability to connect with a crowd's primal passions is real.
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Social media can more easily showcase passions and a personal brand.
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So naturally this music meshes well with my interests and passions.
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As your kids get older, they start to find their passions.
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Others see it as a chance to focus on their passions.
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So we can expect public passions to rise and then cool.
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Take time to develop personal passions and hang out with friends.
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"Suddenly, I found myself having all these different passions," he says.
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He started the charity, Powers of Passions, for fulfill his mission.
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The following Smart Magazines are based on a user's selected passions.
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A Potterhead/wasp enthusiast has managed to combine his two passions.
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The women of the Real Housewives have a number of passions.
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She assigned a paper asking them to write about their passions.
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The battle over health care, by contrast, requires enflaming mass passions.
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However, each of us deserves the right to enjoy our passions.
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It feels like the city, itself, is manipulating, pushing passions around.
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But he did not see geopolitical passions aroused by the match.
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With postwar passions still running high, Lifar's partial reinstatement provoked protests.
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The raid on Mr. da Silva aroused passions around the country.
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Passions cool, the gaps between you don't seem quite as wide.
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He was a terrific father, always supporting my interests and passions.
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Clinton's partisans — including many whose passions she had not yet stirred.
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But what kind of course correction would soothe the country's passions?
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Despite the lack of legislation, the gun debate has stirred passions.
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Hard to imagine Democrats escaping them — or the passions they provoke.
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Have a lot of passions, things that you are interested in.
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And I tell young girls to start with their own passions.
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My dad didn't have the luxury of thinking about his passions.
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He's always in the thrall of his own lusts and passions.
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He considered using the money to travel, one of his passions.
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Mr. Lukacs proclaimed his passions and pet peeves with equal fervor.
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We are all imprisoned and quarantined by our passions and foibles.
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Shocked at the diagnosis of cancer, athletic passions became Hart's solace.
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But they also worry that passions will subside if he's confirmed.
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She encouraged them to follow their passions and to help people.
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He shows perfect self-control because he has mastered his passions.
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Our physical features, our pet peeves, our passions -- and our roots.
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But Broadway and the business of producing were his ruling passions.
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But our passions can run away with us, especially in politics.
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These caricatures are useless in explaining any individual's passions and priorities.
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Mix those passions with investing, and the results can be disastrous.
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In a year of populist passions, history will show that Sen.
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It covered Branson's passions, such as music and the Vietnam war.
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Hath not a serial killer hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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"You have to understand the passions of your client," she said.
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Turkey's own presence in Iraq has also helped inflame sectarian passions.
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You'll tell Homer your child's current reading level and their passions.
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As Albert Hirschman explained in his 219 book "The Passions and the Interests", "doux commerce", or gentle trade, was obviously selfish and base, but also less destructive than the undoubtedly noble passions which lead to war.
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If it isn't immediately clear to you how to turn your passions into a job that comes with a reasonable paycheck, Dalio says you have to get creative and flexible in rethinking how your passions can translate.
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Few projects arouse Lebanese passions as much as the rebuilding of Beirut.
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As with Tahrir Square, technology unleashed the power of pent-up passions.
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Some amazing entrepreneurs have found their passions while working low-skilled jobs.
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Look, people&aposs tempers and passions were definitely enraged over this issue.
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"(Smith's gift) gives them the liberty to follow their dreams, their passions."
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But I still have artistic ambitions and hobbies and passions to pursue.
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They support each other's passions and express such pride in one another.
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Other popular interests, passions and hobbies among billionaires include aviation and politics.
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These two passions were united by his belief in the nation state.
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It is logical and expected that passions run high during political campaigns.
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Unfortunately, Ilona's increasingly liquor-fueled passions get the better of her ambitions.
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"They have certain passions and different ways of thinking," Mr. Alhraish said.
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He had passions for electronic music, firearms, pit bulls and T. rexes.
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What perspective, talents, passions and resources can you bring to the cause?
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He had also expressed, once again, his two great passions in architecture.
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One of Tyler's greatest passions in life is waffles with maple syrup.
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It reminds us that beneath surface impressions lie hidden depths and passions.
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The entrepreneur said IT and physics were always dueling passions for him.
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Power struggles will bubble to the surface, and passions are heating up.
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That is the basest of all instincts, passions, vices — the most hateful.
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What happened to Kirstein's political passions of the 1930s isn't quite clear.
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As for South Korea's divisions regarding the North, perhaps passions are ebbing.
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But does he worry that his passions might distort his foundation's priorities?
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Regardless of what you do, allow for time to follow your passions.
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With AJ, passions finally cross into violence and threats against the president.
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"Coming out of this, it's sort of reinvigorated my passions," he said.
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I don't care, I'm gonna be me, follow my passions and curiosities.
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His Passions commemorated Jesus's brutal crucifixion, his torturous journey to the cross.
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Not many pieces of software can match Clippy's ability to inflame passions.
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"I see it being another set of behaviors or passions," Rizzo said.
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Venus squares off with Mars at 4:39 PM and passions flare!
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Public lands keep America healthy, vibrant and connected to our outdoor passions.
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This is a major investigation with passions running high on both sides.
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It can start out tentative or coy then sway into outright passions.
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Mr. Nichols's Facebook page reflected two passions: hot-air balloons and dogs.
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Passions certainly are cresting, but the hatred is still not really proportional.
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Others took their stock windfalls and dropped out to pursue other passions.
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Yet, you can develop your passions, your energy level, and your outlook.
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It is true that this is a complex issue inspiring strong passions.
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She encourages people to follow their career passions in hobbies or meetups.
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At the same time, Turkey's presence has inflamed sectarian passions within Iraq.
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Facts have a way of emerging with great clarity as passions subside.
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"Gardening and farming have always been my two greatest passions," says Donadon.
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"First, we needed to pull together audiences around these passions," McCue said.
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This time is an opportunity to embrace whims and projects and passions.
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It's framed that way: Bold stallion awakens dormant passions in timid mouse.
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To get elected, those factions have to be flattered, their passions indulged.
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Math is just organizing the preferences and passions of about 9,000 people.
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Volunteer, join an industry association, attend lectures, follow your passions and hobbies.
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Screenland Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign has aroused the passions of Democratic voters.
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But in this quiet corner of the country, passions are running high.
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"I realized I have these two passions: learning and golf," she said.
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Instead of developing our passions, we have to be great at everything.
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But with passions running high and the sun setting at 4 p.m.
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You probably spend your free time, energy and money feeding your passions.
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You can be a Renaissance woman and you can have multiple passions.
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They use the time for shared side passions, like exploring local restaurants.
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Like Jackie, she had cultivated passions for painting, music, dance and poetry.
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" Conor Friedersdorf at the Atlantic slammed Harvard's "shameful capitulation to popular passions.
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And encourage people to rise above their partisan passions, their policy passions and realize that without that collection of values and without leaders who are tethered to those values and held accountable by us to those values, we're lost.
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THERE'S A LOT OF UNUSUAL ASPECTS TO THIS MOMENT IN TIME WHERE THE PASSIONS AND THE -- THE PASSIONS ARE THE GREATEST AT A MOMENT WHEN THINGS AREN'T IN REALLY IN THE GREATEST DISTRESS WE'VE EVER FACED IN OUR LIVES.
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When we identify our passions, life starts to make a little more sense.
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You'll find it in Cookie Monsters, SF Giants, and Thug's Passions, among others.
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But drug-war passions are fading and job applicants are hard to find.
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This new moon in Aquarius brings you new friendships, passions, and artistic breadth!
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EXCLUSIVE: Theresa May on her childhood, her passions and the stylish Mr May.
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"Coming out of this, it's sort of reinvigorated my passions," he told People.
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Bro spoke about her daughter's passions, saying how caring and compassionate she was.
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Best known for Avant-Garde Film: Forms, Themes and Passions (Short Cuts) (2003).
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Or is matching based on your mutual hatred better than your shared passions?
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Feminism is a core part of my education, background, and of my passions.
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His passions for artist books ranged from Japanese scrolls to contemporary printed ephemera.
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He prefers friends that share his non-gambling passions like music and wrestling.
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The project combines two of the Markle's biggest passions: empowering women and cooking.
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His lyrics, like his lifestyle, were a world of cowboys, nature and passions.
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Choose a realistic goal that fits your interests, your passions, and your income.
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In addition to acting, two of Phoenix's biggest passions were activism and music.
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They were excited to indulge us in their passions for all things geek.
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This week he published "Passions", a memoir, keeping himself in the public eye.
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Many of us have seen rowdy sports fans whose passions quickly become unruly.
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Corinne Foxx is putting her passions to work in Dia's new music video.
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But doing so threatens to inflame nationalist passions of one sort or another.
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Wolfhard has passions beyond acting — the 14 year-old star also adores music.
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She was not an activist herself, preferring other passions: art, photography and poetry.
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The two sisters have moved to Los Angeles in pursuit of different passions.
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As I read, I felt like all of my passions were coming together.
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"Your entry point to Reddit is your passions and your interests," she said.
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"They're getting to an interesting age and finding their real passions," Klein says.
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These "passions" light up a person's world in a way nothing else does.
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Your country, while still young, has the maturity needed to follow its passions.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is imploring people to discover their passions and pursue them.
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How have you balanced commercial work with work that fulfills your artistic passions?
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Debra Messing says she let her political passions get the best of her.
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People put off working towards their true passions until their old and stale.
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What should we know about your work, your neighborhood, your community, your passions?
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Sinosphere Nothing stirs passions quite like the debate over the Chinese school system.
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The impeachment effort has divided the nation and stirred passions on both sides.
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"The big characters construct a utopian miracle, stirring people's passions," Mr. Ju said.
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If only there was a way to meet singles who share your passions.
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You say he was political—do you recall what his main passions were?
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Throughout her series, Vittorini chose to prioritize the boys' passions over their struggles.
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Passions are stirred later this afternoon—don't ask for anything you can't afford.
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These two passions of hers overlapped last week in the most hilarious way.
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With Durant's help, Frazier says he feels better equipped to pursue his passions.
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Does it conceive of its role as tamping down or inflaming ugly passions?
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The previous nationalist government in Macedonia tapped into the passions surrounding the issue.
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Source: Business Insider, "Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life"
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Passions are ignited on Saturday afternoon as lover Venus clashes with fighter Mars.
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Make sure that they know about your interests and passions, and you theirs.
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Steyer, Gates and Buffett are going to get soaked for their political passions.
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Limiting entry to the Muslim holy site has inflamed passions in the past.
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Interests and passions are capable of developing with enough time, effort and investment.
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Trump believes he benefits from the passions and anger stirred by racist demagoguery.
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"It's next to Don Pepi's pizza," he said, betraying another of his passions.
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There, a newly freed Yanelly visits as passions and a prison riot erupt.
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Our reporters note that European nationalist passions are once again on the rise.
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Was there a High School Musical-type internal struggle to prioritize her passions?
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"Culture simply cannot do without passions, vices, and acts of malice," he writes.
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Musk: They followed their own passions, and they all went in different directions.
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Students can find their personal passions and interests in The Times's Opinion section.
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The sudden passions aroused by the protest have taken the country by surprise.
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Now, he's found a way to mix his passions for sports and business.
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It is, of course, that dreamers and their passions inspire all of us.
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"She was uninhibited, giving herself over to her passions so completely," he writes.
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He is known to have had three major passions — reading, music and yachting.
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At first, he is stunned by his new roommate's commitment to his passions.
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Melvin Wax's greatest passions were his grandson, his religion and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Explore your passions and what's right for you, which will change over time.
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These "agitated passions" will not be a substitute for proof in an impeachment.
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Identifying the classics of the future is another one of Mr. Siegelson's passions.
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Here are more creative ways to volunteer that will tap into your passions.
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Harry can't wait to share another one of his passions with his son.
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Photography has long been one of Bridges's passions, along with music and acting.
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It has connected with consumers there through one of their biggest passions: music.
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The affairs seem less grand passions than attempts to assert her own importance.
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"This is one of my passions," Kobe said at the time of launch.
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These days, the now 20-year-old is pursuing passions off-screen, too.
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Of course, passions are roused, and the fans care intensely about the result.
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It is because animals have no thoughts but only passions that they cannot speak.
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Passions have been running high as Mr. da Silva's candidacy has become increasingly embattled.
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But Mr. Glover then lifts the lid on passions that simply won't be contained.
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We also dug into a couple of the congresswoman's passions -- the environment AND surfing!
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He'll ask patients questions about their passions, their hobbies, about what leaves them smiling.
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The sharks' debate raises some important points for any entrepreneur balancing passions and responsibilities.
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James Franco is happy to share his passions with the world — and his costars.
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Providing opportunities for them to pursue their passions improves their productivity and job satisfaction.
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Each of my fragrances represents a different side of my personality and my passions.
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By doing so, he played to political passions rather than performing his professional duties.
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It's not all that uncommon for parents to share their passions with their kids.
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I really don't believe in giving up your passions when you start a family.
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Clinton sounded those same themes at the Javits Center, but passions were notably cooler.
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The thing about creative passions is that they are inherently satisfying on their own.
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He had warned his fellow delegates about parochial interests, personal prejudices and individual passions.
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The cases have bitterly divided the nine justices and stirred passions across the country.
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It makes both environmental preservation and following your passions look both doable and fun.
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"Yes, they want to get a sense of your passions and interests," she says.
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He saw an escalator of reason raising humanity from indulgence in its basement passions.
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But it seems such passions are gradually dying down, despite the president's best efforts.
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As a kid growing up in South Dakota, Becky Hammon had two great passions.
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His passions changed and he knew he wanted to explore the American sport further.
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At their first date, the two found common passions: music, food, friends and travel.
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We are supposed to love what we do, and find our passions in work.
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Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
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But if you ask what are the driving passions and convictions of Michael Curry?
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Expect passions to rise, but some confrontational vibes could be in the air, too.
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We shared the same sense of humor, similar ambitions, common perspectives, and mutual passions.
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But what if you did share the same passions as the person you're with?
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Her boyfriend, whose passions run more to soccer, was at that point insufficiently supportive.
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Find your passions and go out there and grab at them with both hands.
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Unsettled passions stir beneath much of the work of the Nobel laureate Alice Munro.
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What he wanted, he swore, was a wife to rein in his wayward passions.
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Donald Trump is openly trying to weaponize racism, to inflame passions and stoke fear.
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In other words: Do we truly find our passions, or develop them over time?
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The arena did its best to stir the fans' passions, such as they were.
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So many people harbor such familiar fantasies, so many are moderate in their passions.
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While helping someone with cancer is one of Hart's passions, coaching is equally important.
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But the sadness of my failure was mitigated by the promise of other passions.
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If you are undisciplined, you are a slave to your moods and your passions.
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Nothing is so small or inconsequential that it can't inspire the internet's outsize passions.
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Instead, it's a look inward, to passions and possibilities long thought to have passed.
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Dr. Gal thinks the answer might lie in the artistic passions of Pasteur's youth.
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Passions and interests give rise to ideologies, more than ideologies arise from abstract reason.
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This Rothbart is thwarted in his love; unfulfilled passions can create so many problems.
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PRINCE CHARLES The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life By Sally Bedell SmithIllustrated.
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I'm honestly not even sure what my 'passions' are, or if I have any.
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The immigration debate has been warped by tribal passions on the left as well.
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Passions have been high throughout the sessions in Parliament, with fistfights a regular feature.
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Outside of his family and the news, one of Hayes' great passions is basketball.
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The danger is not that deterrence will fail but that passions may overwhelm rationality.
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But if they hoped to intimidate the demonstrators, the tactic has backfired, inflaming passions.
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Her biggest passions are ending gender-based violence, and promoting natural beauty amongst women.
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In New York City, she found a subject that accommodated both of her passions.
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By age 8 or 9, many children begin to announce their hobbies and passions.
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It will inflame passions, divide our country further and accomplish nothing of any significance.
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Arguments are won on logic and evidence, not force of personality or heightened passions.
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Picking up a practical degree doesn't have to mean abandoning your passions, Kensing said.
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Our passions rise later on in the day as fiery Mars opposes chaotic Uranus.
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This feels right for a history that is incomprehensible without reference to religious passions.
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For the most part, Modi did not need to appeal to Hindu-nationalist passions.
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His passions include blueberries, playground swings, books with maps, and one ratty stuffed fox.
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Wozniak emphasized the importance of having freedom to pursue his own interests and passions.
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No, we're not saving the world, so please be mindful about sharing your passions!
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They have started their own businesses to solve problems, to follow dreams and passions.
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All these passions of my childhood and youth are now my occupation in adulthood.
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It refers back to the Passions of Bach, in which you have the Evangelist.
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If you're Julia Child or Frida Kahlo, you inspire future generations through your passions.
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"On both sides passions were inflamed; angry words were uttered... the culture was toxic."
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The occasional mention of Land Rover fits with one of my other passions, too.
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One thing you excel at when you have Asperger Syndrome is your individual passions.
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You never know what other people are reading, where their passions are taking them.
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And we believe that the interests and passions of our shared audiences naturally align.
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"Republican politics boils down to ethno-nationalistic passions ungoverned by reason," writes Jonathan Chait.
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For Hariri and his team, "true social" means connecting people with other people around passions.
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Giorgio Griziotti: This book is the fruit of my two greatest passions: politics and technology.
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We know that the ads attempted to stoke passions on the left and the right.
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Jokowi seemed to be trying to douse passions and persuade the crowds to disperse peacefully.
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Do you plan on taking another role where you sing, and combine those two passions?
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"It allowed me to not be afraid of following my passions," Taylor told CBS News.
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Explore your passions and discover more great locales by using the destination finder on Booking.com.
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It's all there thanks to the preservationist passions of the library's director, Marvin J. Taylor.
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Lee feared that these reminders of the past would preserve fierce passions for the future.
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Success is giving of your strengths, your passions, and yourself to help better the world.
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Still, my dog is passionate about meat, and I want her to pursue her passions.
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While she currently studies dark matter candidates, her passions of math and space started early.
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Balkan independence flooded Ottoman Turkey with 5m Muslims fleeing Christian persecution; everywhere national passions rose.
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I'm a happier mom when I'm also carving out time to pursue my personal passions.
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He stays active by mountain biking and embracing new passions, like his post-presidency painting.
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Luckily, when "Yoga With Adriene" came along, the opportunity allowed her two passions to intermingle.
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We all support each other for what we choose to do and for our passions.
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But check out the hair and clothes: Our fashions have changed more than our passions.
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Fear of being misunderstood is now secondary to fear of being alone in your passions.
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But, boy, do passions run hot when coffee preparation becomes the subject of a discussion.
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Goldie Hawn and daughter Kate Hudson are bringing their passions together for a good cause.
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She published that work in 2001, and her two passions have been wedded since then.
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Amazon and Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos say you don't get to pick your passions.
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Passions, "they pick you," Bezos says in a Blue Origin video recently posted on YouTube.
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And, the best part is, it combines two of her passions: kids and great food.
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We see lots of stories of people retiring early to travel or pursue other passions.
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We hosted this with YouTuber and author Hannah Hart, who pursues her passions every day.
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His colleagues in the lower chamber "more reflect the passions of the people," he added.
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This career path is an engineering field that blends the passions of tech and diving.
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We will use AI to tailor a job to your unique skills, talents, and passions.
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What if that struggle is ongoing, if it continues to define us and our passions?
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They envisioned a future that would bring their two passions of design and nature together.
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The Bulls game reveal Some parents try to match their gender reveals to their passions.
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I make up their stories, and they represent my passions, my hopes, and my feelings.
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"People have different ambitions and passions when it comes to expressing their love for them."
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Michelle gets irritated when Barack suggests she's unhappy because her clients don't engage her passions.
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But Carter also wants to see if the person has listed other passions and hobbies.
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Given the choice between a corporate life with prosperous lifestyle, passions are often side-lined.
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At this seminar, souls are given "quirks, abilities and interests" along with passions and dreams.
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With large student loans, students can feel pressured to chase earnings, not necessarily their passions.
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"A great company helps their team follow their passions as individuals, not employees," says Falcon.
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The aggressive response stirred nationalist passions that pollsters said could favor Modi in the election.
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They pursued a range of professions and passions and come from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
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Maybe you are simply backing a man who has hijacked your passions and your party.
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His true passions were making music and reading physics books from Foyles Bookstore in London.
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And for the 24-year-old, the role is the manifestation of his personal passions.
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Now a scientist and comedian, Fuchs says Rachel's death sparked two of her greatest passions.
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How have your interests, leadership experiences, and other passions influenced the choices in your life?
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For them, each flight is an opportunity to grow their following while sharing their passions.
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They're these well-rounded interesting individuals that have dynamic lives and other interests and passions.
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The sun meets fearless Mars in Virgo, encouraging you to really lean into your passions.
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The drab apartments hide unbound human passions: jealous inconsolable wives, playful intellectual types and adulterers.
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We are texting and talking to each other about propelling our dreams and passions forward.
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Snapshot: Above, icebiking and icechairing — poling along while seated — are wintertime passions in northern China.
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A similar intensity extends to his other passions, from Greek history to his six grandchildren.
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So they decided to start their own businesses, which often involved personal passions and interests.
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Through interlaced scenes, each saturated with emotion, he uncovers the inner passions of his characters.
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Yet, also like "Skin," while the setting may seem remote, the passions are anything but.
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Such grotesqueries, including those of Catholic counterattacks on Luther, vivify an era of sulfurous passions.
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It combines three of his passions: Spider-Man, Mr. Romita's art and the "Peanuts" gang.
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Executives there said aspiring employees should emphasize their personal passions rather than awards or titles.
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Consider Davíd and Simón discussing the passions in the presence of a woman named Inés.
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Explore your passions and discover more great locales by using the destination finder on Booking.com.
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"It&aposs about finding the time to work on your passions and side projects."3.
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And the Palestinian cause no longer stirs passions across the region as it once did.
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Because the world is full of artisans and people with passions waiting to be unlocked.
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Melvin Wax Melvin Wax's greatest passions were his grandson, his religion and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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However, living in the segregated South, her mother wasn't able to pursue her creative passions.
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Left behind were the objects of another of her passions: her ballet shoes, torn apart.
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"We find happiness in our own pursuits," like our professional work and passions, he adds.
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"The hermit appeared to have the same passions on an exponentially grander scale," he writes.
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Follow your passions, and try new things — even if you&aposre not good at them.
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How do you nurture your professional passions while trying to make sure you're good parents?
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It takes a village for my passions to manifest in the way that they do.
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Meetups, or group gatherings, may forgo the sights entirely but unite people with similar passions.
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Such passions are matched by the quasi-professional intensity of the Duncanville school's football programme.
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They say school is where you get to explore all of your passions and curiosities.
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First, a truly comprehensive movement should leverage the diverse skills, abilities and passions of Americans.
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It's especially problematic with matters involving race, gender and sexuality, which ignite particular political passions.
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Known as a daring if not reckless commander, he indulged passions for gambling and cockfighting.
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"All of its uses and passions come into conflict with each other," Dr. Reaven said.
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"Their passions will often determine how a book animates inside a publishing house," he explains.
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For Aristotle and the founders, constitutional government was vital to the mediation of popular passions.
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Nick Dutch, Domino's Head of Digital PR: We ordered 3x pepperoni passions to the puddle.
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So whether they're called influencers or just people who have their own passions about things.
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Namely, passions are hard to prioritize, they tend to evolve over time (especially when you're working on them for 40 or more hours a week), it leads to self-centeredness, and your passions don't necessarily reflect what you're good at—or what's in demand.
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I will take on high-paying work to fund my passions, not the other way aroundA common mistake of many young people is that they expect their passions to pay the bills, and in reality it takes a long time to build up to this.
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They gossip, compete and hold forth about their passions at Café Flore, their bistro of choice.
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I've known great passions, seen amazing wonders, fought in a war, and helped make a peace.
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His twin passions, space and the weather, share long histories of broken promises and unmet expectations.
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It inflames passions on both sides, already at a dangerous level in this deeply divided nation.
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She explained that she hasn't given up her enthusiasm for fitness — or any of her passions.
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Brendan is an airhead lacrosse-bro whose passions include pledging a fraternity someday and casual bullying.
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We envision well-design spaces with many kinds of people from different professions, countries and passions.
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It's a good fit: SINA emphasizes learning from others and making a living from one's passions.
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Mr Xi, despite his own nationalist rhetoric, has been wary of letting passions flare too high.
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Is about what else do you do in your life and what other passions you have.
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"We think the same and we have the same goals and passions in life," she said.
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Dating is about "trust, similar passions … and the sex has to be great," Eastwood told PEOPLE.
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So I started to realize how I could blend my passions together and started manifesting BGIO.
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The true successor to my Google Pixel passions was going to be the Google Pixel 28.
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" He gushes of the Beckham clan, "We are all encouraging of each others' interests and passions.
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Be decisive, don't micromanage, and look to discover and develop the core passions of your people.
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These women from different creative fields discuss their paths to following their dreams and chasing passions.
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WeTipp — Helps communities engage their members through their passions and skills, and automize their back office.
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And 76 percent said they see themselves using that time to pursue passions they previously neglected.
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"They're a fuel for my energy, a fuel for my passions," she says of her boys.
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We're expanding minds, unlocking new passions, and helping you unleash your imagination at this year's event.
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And while being she is a Playboy Playmate, she says her passions is working with animals.
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She devoted her life to pursuing her passions and happened to become very successful doing so.
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Bernie Sanders stirs passions with strong words, while Hillary Clinton tries to connect with younger voters.
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Please revisit her disastrous 1999 Halloween special, which plays out like a discarded episode of Passions.
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The livestreaming site has been expanding over the years to include other passions besides video games.
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Flipboard, the media-aggregation app, wants you to get lost in your reading about your passions.
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Time will tell on that one, but he obviously does share some of his father's passions.
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These data, though, do little to convey a student's passions, authentic accomplishments, creativity, trajectory and potential.
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So what might Trump do to direct the passions of the voters in these 28500 seats?
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"Passions are running high so it's not the time to come to any conclusions," he added.
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Sara Mearns, in mauve, brings out the most adult drama, the sense of youthful passions remembered.
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"The central problem of democracy for nine thousand years has been controlling the passions," he said.
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Instead, he focused on things he already knew he loved, and dedicated himself to those passions.
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Pell insists that he's just going back to his roots and pursuing his pre-Bachelorette passions.
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Its passions are relatively hot, the population pulverized in a deep, grinding, multi-fronted, multinational war.
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Two of the anonymous owner's passions shine through in his decor: Rare art and prehistoric artifacts.
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He was an announcer who spoke eloquently to our passions while baseball history was being made.
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In Anduril, Luckey may have found a project suited for his abilities and passions post-Facebook.
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Worth metroplex for 15 years before deciding to embrace their passions for brewing and charity work.
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Mr. Pitts's passions and his job intersected in Mr. Kelly, who was chairman of the committee.
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To land one of its jobs, be ready to share your passions, including those beyond finance.
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The community that converges in stores represents an array of diverse passions, usually celebrating the atypical.
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Several forces conspired to exploit the passions of the Arab Spring to forever change the region.
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But giving comes second to business among the passions, interests and hobbies of the world's wealthiest.
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Yet despite eruptions of anti-Muslim passions here and there, Mr. Awlaki's dire predictions seemed delusional.
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Through figures like him, American democracy permits intense passions to be expressed, contained and, perhaps, vented.
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Fluminense, a crosstown Rio rivalry where passions, in addition to spit and occasionally fists, frequently fly.
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The humble company was born from the passions of Doreen Nakama, Adam Martinez, and Benjie Escobar.
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Who were his loves, what were his passions, what did he think of Picasso, Warhol, Hitler?
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But in the 1850s, as westward expansion forced the slavery question to a head, passions erupted.
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Nosrat reminds us that when we support people in chasing their passions, we all benefit immeasurably.
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Today, a corporate lawyer in Detroit, who struggles to balance her passions with her family life.
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Passions may flare as topics concerning sex and money come up again for you to resolve.
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The Italian label was launched in 2000 to combine the founder's passions for style and art.
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Her research passions include deification, religious feminism (both Christian and Mormon), interfaith marriage, and interfaith dialogue.
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Four mini-chronicles depict characters pursuing their passions — not of the flesh, but of the soul.
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Most of us can find a little extra time for these passions if we really look.
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Anybody can live, but it takes devotion to your passions in order to be fully alive.
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And they were applauded for this, for tapping into the frustrations and passions of their supporters.
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The expeditions, also borrowed from Summit, are intended to spark passions and inspire long-term ambitions.
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At its best, politics gives us the space to live our lives and pursue our passions.
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"THE CONNOISSEUR" An elegant novel that goes inside the mind and passions of an art collector.
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Building it, and performing ad hoc sacraments at its base, infuses the men with tribal passions.
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My desire to enter this field was fueled by my own passions - hippotherapy, kids, and teaching.
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Mr. Shannon was still practicing law, and had also embraced two other passions: politics and planes.
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They sacrifice time, sleep, and even their passions just to get where they want to go.
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As much artist as naturalist, Elliott used his renderings of the seals to stir public passions.
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We find new passions in relationships, parenting, culture, exercise, work, art, spirituality, activism and community service.
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I view Microsoft as a platform for me to be able to pursue my own passions.
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Barkley hopes that Sowers will inspire more women to pursue their passions, no matter the industry.
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They understand his interests and passions, and have helped him advance some of his legislative goals.
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Louis was always cast as an archetypal French lover but his passions were literature and music.
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Innovative Uranus inhabits hedonistic Taurus this year, helping us to channel our passions in new ways.
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It was the first casualty involving live ammunition since the unrest began, and has inflamed passions.
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Marissen also confronts an issue that many prefer to avoid: do Bach's Passions project anti-Semitism?
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Interesting people don't just have interests; they have passions, and they devote themselves completely to them.
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Passions are likely to run high this year, too, on the floor and in the gallery.
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"It's really about how shared passions bring people together in a way that people don't anticipate."
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Passions are running hot as America undergoes perhaps the most divisive election cycle in recent memory.
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Covetous of others' possessions, he was prodigal of his own; he was violent in his passions.
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"It can illustrate how involved you are and what some of your passions include," says Kahn.
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My interests changed as I grew up, and my parents were letting me explore my passions.
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There can be no better example of something completely untrue and designed only to incite passions.
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Periodically reflect on your interests and passions to identify ways you can grow and feel engaged.
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The result is a beautiful novel about friendship, art, and the way we pursue our passions.
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From Reddit chats to Facebook groups, people are finding common passions across borders, languages and nationalities.
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Still, that's the only area where Trump Jr. could match his passions with a policy block.
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It allows me to unite two passions, connecting to people socially and preserving and enhancing lives.
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Mira Sorvino is a woman of many passions, but she's bringing her drive to one particular movement.
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The person that is animated and articulates their passions is who we're excited to keep talking to.
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A household name in Malta, Caruana Galizia was well-known for stirring up passions and dividing opinion.
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Progressively, Anthony sucks up more and more of her energy, leaving little for her dreams and passions.
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I just hope to encourage other people to never give up on their passions because of money.
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She's the author of "Pivot," a book on helping professionals find their passions in small, manageable steps.
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While I feel more professionally fulfilled than ever, I've continued to pursue my passions outside of work.
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It felt like hanging out with a welcoming group of friends because you shared the same passions.
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It's no secret that I have passions straddling two careers as a TV host and a filmmaker.
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She wants to encourage her daughter to pursue her passions – and hopes other parents do the same.
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Emoji can depict more people and passions than ever before, and that's something to be excited about.
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Bart Nye says Mary Jo was engaged to be married and her passions included sewing and quilting.
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" They soon found shared passions and learned, as she said, "Our commonalities are more about our personalities.
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On the other hand, outrage over his bigotry will mostly arouse the passions of people of color.
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They thought it quelled the passions and encouraged devotion, Peter Pesic reports in his book "Polyphonic Minds".
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And he knew of the intellectual passions, wit and devotion that helped form his bond with her.
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It&aposs awarded to a local student planning to major in journalism or music, Pearl&aposs passions.
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You can't play around with those political passions for political purposes and then assume they are forgotten.
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Now retired from Olympic swimming, gold medalist Michael Phelps says he's ready to pursue passions in business.
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But I feel supported by my fanbase, and songwriting and music are passions that live inside me.
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What I think is really cool about this day and age is people can have multiple passions.
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It's a lifestyle that is less likely to welcome people with dependents, disabilities, or diverse life passions.
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I hope to use this platform to share the causes, passions and people close to my heart.
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Rosario Dawson says she and her daughter share the same passions — making for some fun nights out.
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But without their passions, maybe they wouldn't have fallen in love with each other to begin with.
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First, he says, Goldman Sachs is interested in hiring people who aren't afraid to pursue their passions.
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With the feature, hashtags are no longer about connecting people to people but rather, people to passions.
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Fan projects are about passion, rather than financial incentive; when the passions fades, so does the project.
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The issue is a tough one for legislators, since it arouses strong passions and well-organised opposition.
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It has allowed me to expand my creativity and to discover my passions outside of the sport.
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In order to reform, I had to learn to truly love myself and concentrate on my passions.
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At this year's interactive funhouse, we're expanding minds, unlocking new passions, and helping you unleash your imagination.
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The city is emptied of permanent residences and falls prey to the momentary passions of passers-by.
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No issue came to inflame the passions of the two sections more than that of runaway slaves.
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The ruling Law and Justice party in Poland has spent years rallying nationalist passions for political gain.
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For example, parents should encourage reading, model healthy eating, and help their kids pursue passions and interests.
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Her story will inspire you to strive for greatness and help you foster your own entrepreneurial passions.
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Time and again, Kenner can be seen prodding Davenport to turn his private passions into public art.
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That means discussions stay fresh and varied, with a range of perspectives, passions and areas of expertise.
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Trump retains support, however, because he enjoys the same tribal passions that you'll find within the press.
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While having passions and interests is a good thing, it can make social situations even more difficult.
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Lincoln warned that a "mobocratic spirit" and "wild and furious passions" posed a threat to republican institutions.
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He brought these passions home and applied them with unparalleled energy throughout his career in elected office.
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The issue inflamed passions among unionists, protectionists, buggy whip makers and Mexican haters to a high degree.
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I've tried to share my passion for what I do and I've tried to understand their passions.
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It delves deeply into Cunanan's victims' lives, and cares deeply about their interior selves: struggles, passions, heartbreak.
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"Scarlets of the Sand" really incorporates all of your interests and passions into a visually arresting narrative.
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He was impressed to learn that she was studying classical voice and loved opera, passions he shared.
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And for Vere, the inner life of the passions is where the extraordinary and miraculous events occur.
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During the time off Yolanda mandated, the kids developed their own hobbies and passions: Gigi's was athletics.
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Regardless of your interests or passions, I would strongly encourage you to read the daily Opinion pieces.
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As a karmic duty, those born with this astrological placement must learn to control their extreme passions.
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For most of the movie, even when tempers flare and passions burn hot, a certain courtesy prevails.
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He argued that the stakes of the coming presidential election should transcend partisan passions of the moment.
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He famously quit the team in August to pursue other passions in his life including movie making.
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But first things first, which is a conference season that awakens former passions and develops new ones.
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They are both extremely dedicated to serving their communities and strongly support each other's careers and passions.
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Then, urgent efforts must begin to channel newly fired passions into what room remains for diplomatic maneuvers.
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We're pulled to follow our passions on February 9, when the Moon waxes full in showy Leo.
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To answer, Cheryl Strayed shares her own story of supporting a family while also pursuing her passions.
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I am so thankful for my boss for supporting my TV passions and letting me do this.
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Can we still put fairness, evenhandedness and historical precedent ahead of the partisan passions of the day?
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Of course, they also have the money and resources to pursue their non-professional passions with fervor.
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Like Trump, the Patriots are a divisive juggernaut that tend to engender strong passions for and against.
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Yet he sensed these passions didn't make him a man in the traditional sense of the word.
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As for passions and hobbies, 56 percent in WealthX's billionaire survey cited philanthropy as their top priority.
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Confronting the forces that divide us in a time of populist passions is not an elite preoccupation.
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Sweet Venus connects with your ruling planet Saturn today, creating a supportive energy for pursuing your passions.
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"What I've figured out is how to combine all of my passions at Pyer Moss," he explained.
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Bonus points to those who had careers, passions, or experiences I had never been exposed to before.
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De Niro believes that comparisons can be drawn between his two passions -- the film and hospitality industries.
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Include information about your passions and future goals that you don't have room for in a résumé.
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We love to post on social media about our hopes, our dreams, our passions and our politics.
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And how do you put together your beliefs and your passions, in to a mission for life?
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The point is, there's an app for everything — yes, even for the passions and curiosities you neglected.
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Lyndon Johnson was the last Democrat to truly understand the struggles and passions of the Latino communities.
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Successful, happy people don't just have interests; they have passions, and they devote themselves completely to them.
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And so much theorizing about fascist leaders focuses on ideas of their thwarted passions and repressed longings.
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But it was his comment about the current "culture of outrage and injury" that inflamed passions online.
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Passions may be reignited, or you might decide it's time to close a relationship and start anew.
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Be honest with yourself about the intersection of your skills, your passions, and what the world values.
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Even as a teen, I didn't find any of my father's strange passions the least bit embarrassing.
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We're not solely focused on finding food or finding mates, sleeping, or pursuing our passions in life.
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It'll either be one at scale, as we've been discussing, or you're gonna super serve individual passions.
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" Or, "Let me know when there are haul posts about something cool and related to my personal passions.
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Vero is about sharing passions, easily, and having the people you want to see them actually see them.
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To say that passions run deep on this is like saying Brazilians have a passing interest in football.
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For people living with multiple sclerosis, the loss of control can put a devastating damper on lifelong passions.
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To get started, explore existing campaigns and join one that resonates strongly with your values, passions, and background.
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It's not just cake he's handing out; it's a mixture of his top passions: baking and fighting inequality.
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The students discuss everything with Anthony—he discovers their hobbies, interests, worries, fears, goals, challenges, passions, and problems.
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Ocasio-Chavez's victory in the Democratic primary is the first tangible sign that the passions that brought Sen.
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But he also spends an inordinate amount of his money and time promoting personal passions, like comic books.
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But Twitch remained one of his great passions, even though it wasn't growing at the pace he'd hoped.
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Creating narrative episodes about artists' passions — rather than just their live concerts — wasn't the easy path, Heller said.
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His passions and indiscretions are, for the most part, easy to guess at, because he tweets about them.
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"All our programming will seek to support kids in uncovering their unique strengths and passions," the note read.
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"They are a remarkable orchestra," Prince Charles said in an interview with BBC Radio 3's Private Passions.
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Without a deep understanding of its users and their passions, Pokémon would just be another Yu-Gi-Oh!
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"As passions rise, post hoc reasoning rises," says Jonathan Haidt, a professor of psychology at New York University.
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The will be in this sign until Tuesday afternoon, motivating us and igniting our passions along the way.
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My answer was the media industry, where I could stick to my values and rediscover my true passions.
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Fast forward to 2019, and while the brothers remain close, they're busy pursuing their own paths and passions.
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These managers fear that productivity will decline if they let people expand their focus and pursue their passions.
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Washington (CNN)Good friends help each other follow their passions -- and former President Bill Clinton is no exception.
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Snark all you want, but readers aren't passive victims: Their passions and psychology actively shape the content produced.
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"I wanted this show to be a reflection of my passions," the show's host and executive producer explains.
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This as other new launches are seeking to distinguish themselves by catering to niche passions, such as wine.
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In particular, the private passions of the Romanov court, preserved in letters and diaries, are on public parade.
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While at times frustratingly sparse, SAAM's exhibit offers an effective cross-section of Brooks's work, influences, and passions.
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Lauer, who enjoys solo fishing trips, confirmed that he and his father loved two passions: fishing and golfing.
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We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion.
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These passions of mine were aroused with the release of the second season of Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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What gave Franklin his drive was to outwork everybody and to keep pursuing his passions when others weren't.
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The passions inspired by his first run for the White House long ago slipped out of his control.
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Such theatricalizations of instrumental music have become a Sellars signature, notably in his stagings of the Bach Passions.
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"His hate speech appeals to lower passions like xenophobia, machismo, political intolerance and religious dogmatism," the letter said.
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The passions excited by the museum testify to the power of Ethiopia's past both to inspire and divide.
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In "Buckinghamshire," she weds her political passions and her theatrical gifts, in language that can be startlingly contemporary.
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He enjoins them to invest the same equivalent amount of time to their passions in order to excel.
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The best way to direct passions is not only with the bullhorn, but also at the ballot box.
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The 2015 film "United Passions" was criticized for how it detailed the history of the FIFA World Cup.
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Food companies are great at marketing to passions for music or sports or, for that matter, influencing research.
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You need friends who believe in your vision and who can support you as you pursue your passions.
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They talk about their hopes and passions, professional goals and desire to do the work that fulfills them.
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She should take time to sort out her passions and coax fantasy Rebecca out into the real-world.
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A brilliant student, she held abiding passions for Judaism and German culture, including Goethe, Nietzsche, Schiller and Schopenhauer.
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"My job is to get to know people and learn about their passions," he said in the interview.
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The job of moderating was assigned to anonymous volunteers, who created and shaped "subreddits" to their own passions.
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What's most striking about "Wild Wild Country" is how present, and unyielding, the passions of the combatants remain.
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Generational war, culture war, hormonal teenagers discovering their passions (artistic and otherwise): Bring it on, "Friday Night Footlights"!
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"Robert enjoyed meeting his fans and inspiring them to follow their passions," his agent said in a statement.
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Ms. Cash, on the other hand, has a way of evoking passions and heartbreak without raising her voice.
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As Passions Flare in Abortion Debate, Many Americans Say 'It's Complicated' Andy Ruiz Jr. Shocked the Boxing World.
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My generation loves social media as much as the next one, but we have other interests and passions.
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These guys took on major risks, they chased their passions and, often along the way, they were fired.
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By doing things you love, you will get a better sense of you passions and what you enjoy.
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My lifelong passions are the greatest influences: art, activism and an exploration of the social fabric of life.
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Investigations by the police found that a fake video was shared on WhatsApp to whip up sectarian passions.
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The ability to pursue their passions through entrepreneurial activities is a core characteristic of the women entrepreneurs interviewed.
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His wife, Bridget, wanted to make sure their daughters had a contingency plan in case their passions changed.
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These families are committed to providing their children with an "open future," in which passions can be pursued.
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In this outspoken university town, artists, intellectuals and athletes share their passions for good food and outdoor fun.
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With her curative botanical brand, which launched in 1999, she sought to combine both of her parents' passions.
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Mr. Garcia worked hard in the service of his passions, but a little serendipity always lifts one's narrative.
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You think I'm a lonely spinster who takes care of my parents, but I have had my passions.
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SHIPMENT One of my passions is to give back to kids in Montego Bay where I am from.
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The character as written is vain, self-serving and demagogic, cynically manipulating the whiplash passions of his followers.
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But they acknowledged the difficulty of that, given the passions aroused by subjects like democracy, nationalism and sovereignty.
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I tell my kids to follow their passions, but that doing what you love doesn't always make money.
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Leaders should identify their team&aposs purpose, identity, trust, growth mindset, and passions to build a better culture.
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Answers to this question always help showcase what skills and passions a candidate could contribute to our company.
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This isn't the first time Schwarzenegger has managed to merge his passions for educating youth and heavy artillery.
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Indeed, at 65, she is having a moment, her farm a physical manifestation of her oddly assorted passions.
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Be careful not to overpromise, as we many not be able to make any movement around our passions.
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Such gestures help to explain why the Bach Passions have long found an audience far beyond Lutheran congregations.
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Even if the Passions lack malice toward Jews, they treat them more as metaphors than as human beings.
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Representing the Philadelphia Union for eMLS combines two of my greatest passions outside of football, soccer and gaming.
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He insisted (rightly) that his party had triumphed by giving voice and shape to real passions and despairs.
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They made America their new home, embracing bell bottoms and developing passions for Tom Jones and American westerns.
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The chance to return and explore the passions that drive this coach and his Navajo teenagers proved irresistible.
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Bourque said much of the way the organization operated was still a reflection of Johnson's ideals and passions.
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Jonathan Turley: We are living in the very period described by Alexander Hamilton, a period of agitated passions.
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He has acquaintances rather than friends, observations rather than passions, few resentments, guarded enthusiasms and no sex life.
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While comedy and music have always been obvious passions for Pons, she admits that beauty can be intimidating.
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Instead of obsessing over what others are doing, focus on work you're doing that aligns with your passions.
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The biggest changes happen when young leaders apply their talents and passions for the causes they care about.
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As for the future, Muzinda says she will continue to combine her two passions; riding and helping people.
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To be truly successful and happy, you have to follow your passions and values no matter the costs.
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Griffith's film shows how easily racism can be used to inflame passions to turn into violence and discrimination.
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Such were the passions of Barcelona's fans that his family received death threats, and in 2010 he resigned.
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One is the "creedal passions" approach, which Lee Drutman wrote about over at Polyarchy a few months ago.
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The Moon connects with the Sun in Taurus at 7:59 AM, encouraging us to pursue our passions.
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Serena just keeps on dominating her dual passions of tennis and fashion, while her body grows around her child.
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So many kids are managing to be in school while pursuing their passions all at such a young age.
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Creatives with disabilities have difficulty finding work and pursuing their passions due to limited expectations and lack of opportunity.
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As an adult, I've found my pop culture passions have had to serve as a brief and joyful escape.
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I traveled from school to school talking with the nation's kids about STEM education and finding their personal passions.
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But since British passions have been aroused by a note that few ever use, why not simply produce more?
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But just because balance is hard doesn't mean that people should shy away from pursuing all of their passions.
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We decided to go into the food industry because my mom's real creative passions lie within creating gorgeous recipes.
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I really liked the company we booked through, Passions of Paradise, as it was an eco-friendly, local company.
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Bening, Gerwig, and Fanning don't just anchor the story, they fill it with life, art, ideas, passions, and contradictions.
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That's why we're taking a few cues from them on our way to discovering our own various fitness passions.
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"Two of her passions were children and serving others," Hatcher's family wrote in a statement to PEOPLE from 2015.
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But Webre-Hayes isn't going to let it change his passions — he said he's "definitely" going lobster diving again.
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Strömberg decided to combine these two passions recently in the form of an Instagram account called Hardcore and Soda.
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Over the years, he's channeled his artistic passions into the Raider Room – an ever-growing tribute to the team.
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"Photography, and in a certain way cinematography, was one of my passions when I was a kid," Nespoli says.
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The moon then moves into Taurus from Tuesday until Wednesday night, reinforcing our passions with a strong work ethic.
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In contrast, unlike some liberal thinkers I don't believe that the irrational and passions can be supressed in life.
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It's fundamentally how we express our passions, our desires, our anxieties, our tragedies, and we need to study this.
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She's always chased her passions — straight to her career as a filmmaker in an industry largely dominated by men.
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The publication of Mitterrand's letters to his long-time mistress showed a man of complex passions and literary talent.
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It's all there: their passions, their hobbies, their ideological leanings, their love of terrible haircuts and sublime anonymized cringe.
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This fiery sign is said to stoke our passions and bring out the drama queen in all of us.
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He wasn't afforded many basics of human dignity -- to speak his mind, to pursue his passions, to be himself.
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AND I THINK THAT, YOU KNOW, LIFE IS ABOUT PURSUING YOUR PASSIONS, YOUR INTERESTS IN DOING WHAT YOU LOVE.
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In my mind, my father never pursued fame explicitly; he pursued his passions and his love for the job.
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Santo starred in six episodes of Jane the Virgin as Blanca, Santos' love interest in The Passions of Santos.
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The second is that religious conflicts, once started, are very hard to stop because of the passions they arouse.
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Our solution is a transparent, scalable platform to help match customers with operators around their requirements and shared passions.
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"This was our opportunity to take on a new challenge with our careers and passions," Kendall Jenner told Refinery29.
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All of a sudden these passions bubbled to the surface, and we were getting so angry watching this stuff.
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"One of the few saving graces of age is a deeper perspective on the passions of youth," they wrote.
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We're doing work we love, work that inspires us, and we're also pursuing our passions and making them priorities.
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It is the rugby rivalry between the two that sees passions stirred the most, particularly on the Welsh side.
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The first involves maximising turnout on voting day, too often by pandering and stoking the passions of core supporters.
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The National Museum of Mathematics combines those passions in this math-centered book club for ages 221 to 212.
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The career ladder metaphor seems safer, he writes, but it limits experimentation, which helps you figure out your passions.
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But these senseless violent demonstrations serve no purpose other than flaming the fires and passions of hatred and divisiveness.
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And the political system created on its principles made sure to protect these self-evident truths from public passions.
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"What's fun about our company is everybody gets to talk about these interests and passions every day for work."
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I have to be in the right mood to read Lee, whose passions do not always survive as poems.
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"They're able to find their true hobbies [in retirement]— their passions they've put off for a while," Scharen said.
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The National Museum of Mathematics combines those passions in this math-centered book club for ages 212 to 230.
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Despite the heated passions of Mr. Trump's political following, he appears unlikely to steer the country into civil war.
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But biology and programming are his main passions, and the topics already have him thinking about his college years.
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No matter how hard judges try, their personal passions and partisan leanings always seep, even unconsciously, into their decisions.
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These pursuits allowed me to finally channel my creativity and true passions, which were stagnating in the corporate world.
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The interesting part for art practice is how these passions reflected on the ambiguous connection between reproduction and original.
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These next two weeks encompass a favorable lunar cycle to go on dates and engage with your creative passions.
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Getty is making lemonade out of lemons in prison and Sam and Judy are finding new and unexplored passions.
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She paid off some student loans, invested in a mutual fund and began to nurture some of her passions.
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A national consensus on gun control has been elusive precisely because the issue is hard and passions run high.
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Each of the scholars holds a 3.5 GPA or above and the group possesses a wide range of passions.
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Well aware of the passions involved, local shops close early and board up as if preparing for a riot.
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However, like the media, judges must separate themselves from the passions of politics or the appearance of personal bias.
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The 1960s are back on campus, with protests, arguments, debates, sit-ins and passions running high on all sides.
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She paid off some student loans, invested in a mutual fund and began to nurture some of her passions.
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They're all passionate aviation enthusiasts, also known as "avgeeks," who have turned their passions into revenue-generating YouTube channels.
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So the conclusion is that it must be a kind of passion, and I think passions should be cultivated.
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What, among a random sampling of our exciting and tacky enthusiasms and passions, is — and what is not — camp?
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I will not let anyone kill my drive or love for the video game industry, my passions or life.
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It has inflamed the passions of visitors the world over: it is the most popular tourist destination in Spain.
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At the same time, he feels estranged from the anti-Western passions that have been associated with the movement.
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He cares about maintaining a core of support, inflaming racist and nativist passions and about the appearance of winning.
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Not surprisingly, debate over the act raised the passions of the slavery debate — and congressional violence — to new heights.
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Keeping the country on alert against perceived foreign enemies and inflaming nationalist-religious passions serve to mobilize his base.
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The essays should reveal their personalities, passions, dreams, weird talents, favorite foods, sickest playlists, inexplicable loves and undeniable quirks.
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Even in states where college sports are prized passions, the association and its policies have gradually grown more alarming.
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Then Lydia's friend Billie shows up and a crossword puzzle at bedtime sparks passions that surprise all of them.
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"Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life" is that rare portrait — pro-Charles and anti-Diana.
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Indeed, Mark says even for creative types, smart financial decisions can give you the freedom to pursue your passions.
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He feared that strong partisanship passions "inflamed [people] with mutual animosity" and made them forget about the common good.
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Those twin passions led him to start his own trucking business out of college in the San Diego area.
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And there is good reason to believe the passions stirred by identity politics can renew a liberalism gone haggard.
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The public inquiry will be conducted in the context of a far deeper tangle of political maneuvering and passions.
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Still, in East Belfast, I observed how one paramilitary — the U.V.F. — had the capacity to stir up sectarian passions.
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At the Foo Camp in August, O'Reilly opened by asking participants to identify their passions with only three words.
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Wiesel, the son of Holocaust survivor and writer Elie Wiesel, is known for his passions for philanthropy and engineering.
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Mr. Johnson, heir to a pharmaceutical and shampoo fortune, has long balanced his twin passions of politics and football.
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With the midterms just eight months away, the Democrats find themselves high on polls showing strong anti-Trump passions.
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The author navigates a complex story, bringing to life the passions and ideologies that shaped the early American lexicon.
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Passions appear not to have cooled in the wake of the previous election cycle — if anything, they've become hotter.
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The universe was telling us something, and we believe it was to chase our passions in the wine industry.
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"I view Microsoft as a platform for me to be able to pursue my own passions," Nadella told AFR.
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"Hair," the musical that voiced a generation's antiwar passions, will celebrate its 50th anniversary at La MaMa on Jan.
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She now combines two of her biggest passions — music and health — to empower children through a social-impact initiative.
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"Robert enjoyed meeting his fans and inspiring them to follow their passions," his agent said in the Twitter statement.
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They also use free time on the weekends to go to restaurants in LA, one of their shared passions.
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The passions that famously drove the Bauhaus, a love of mass production and functionalism, were anathema to this generation.
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One is to assemble "transpartisan coalitions" around issues that are outside the core, conflicting passions of the two parties.
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His drive to pursue his passions outside of his first career gave me the resolve to do the same.
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Formula One racing and the Boston Red Sox were two of his passions, along with literature, music and food.
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Early in his career, Matisse sought new ways to represent one of his lifelong passions, the human nude form.
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But as quick as his passions might flare, he was just as quick to forgive and ask for forgiveness.
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After attending NYU, she stayed in New York for work and started experimenting with ice—bringing together parallel passions.
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The play only makes sense — if it makes sense at all — if inexorable passions, conscious and unconscious, drive these characters.
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"Women have been using their voice to fight for their passions and that's something to be proud of," she says.
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The President was well aware he failed to deliver on an issue that stirs the passions of his political base.
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We're inspired by extraordinary humans who live among us and give us templates to build our own ideas and passions.
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The right dating apps and sites can offer that same opportunity, allowing you to meet people who share your passions.
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Passions on both sides boiled over last week after Senate Republicans invoked a rarely used rule to cut Democratic Sen.
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Olive trees can stir deep passions in Puglia where they blanket the countryside and form part of the region's identity.
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Before the crummy job — and the letdown that came with it — I had no routine for pursuing my extracurricular passions.
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But their relationship has gotten more and more toxic as they've refused to speak about the weird passions animating them.
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Companies understand that employees have passions outside of the office and they value applicants who appear personable, genuine and authentic.
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Adam, a onetime chain smoker, credits Rebekah with getting him to quit and devoting himself to pursuing passions before riches.
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In the earlier event, passions felt by rival factions at the hippodrome somehow fused into a general uprising against authority.
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As with all of CSAIL's sub-laboratories, work is driven by its head researcher's passions — and Rus, unsurprisingly, has many.
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Obviously, they're more for turning your literary passions into fashion than giving you something to read, but nothing's stopping you.
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Just as we might connect with our BFFs over shared passions, we've been known to bond over our beauty obsessions.
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For a year, you're running a business, where you have employees with lives and personalities and passions that you're navigating.
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"What I am learning, what I didn't see before, is how they are so similar," she says of her passions.
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We never thought we would live in a world where we could combine our two greatest passions: pizza and makeup.
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Perhaps George Costanza's struggle to unite his two passions made a huge impression on millennial minds from a young age.
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We're so ready to replace our usual white button-up or band tee with one that shows our true passions.
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"With support from the Endeavour Fund, they have joined teams, established strong support networks and discovered new passions," Harry said.
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According to Nick's mother, Rachel is a scrappy New Yorker, only interested in the American fantasy of pursuing her passions.
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Climate change is now a tool openly employed by conservatives to deride environmental law and stoke passions about government overreach.
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"I don't have too many passions or interests outside of my own shit," Heidecker admits to me with a laugh.
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The celebration explored his personal passions like tango, literature and music, and highlighted anecdotes from those who knew him well.
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He had hobbies and passions — he liked basketball and video games and he loved animals — but no definite future plans.
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As pop ballads, films, and novels repeatedly remind us, NYC is a hub where dreamers go to follow their passions.
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, so pull back and pursue one of your passions or take a solo vacay.
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The EU inflames such passions that Cameron warned in 2006 that the party had to stop "banging on" about Europe.
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Ive told the newspaper he would work on Apple priorities wearable technology and healthcare in addition to unspecified "personal passions".
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Born in Trinidad and raised in the Bronx, he developed twin passions for jazz and physics at an early age.
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"One of the great lies of life is 'follow your passions,'" Cuban said on the Amazon Insights for Entrepreneurs series.
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The DJs can explore their private passions and that can often be more interesting than what they do in clubs.
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"One of the great lies of life is 'follow your passions,' " Cuban said in an episode Amazon Insights for Entrepreneurs.
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Twitch Creative streamers can share anything from crafting, creating art, cooking shows, costume design, music making or other artistic passions.
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The "Frankensteining" effect helps the artist communicate his concepts of heated passions and instabilities that are brewing behind physical looks.
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His book, "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics," was also a New York Times best seller.
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Musicians are building followings on social media large enough to sustain their passions without the bureaucracies of big record labels.
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This would require students to take ownership and advocate for their passions and successes as predictors of their future success.
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Because we believe our individual backgrounds, perspectives, and passions help us create the ideas that move all of us forward.
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"Reflecting on my father, I found myself reflecting on his passions," Meadow wrote in an Instagram post announcing the foundation.
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Both a health coach and wine lover, she found a way to combine her two passions: working out with wine.
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Trump's rally in Arizona on Tuesday will provide him with a prime setting to further stoke passions on the right.
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"I have many other passions including writing and producing music, reading, writing fiction, and studying philosophy and history," he said.
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It becomes two love stories — neither quite romantic, but rather about twin passions that are both discordant with their time.
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At times, as in Peter Sellars's dramatizations of the Bach Passions , the instrumentalists were drawn into the field of action.
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Here is a Sontag heaving herself through shredded political romances and sapped passions, applying her ardor to disillusionment and drift.
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In the 6900 cycle, members of Congress in both parties are far removed from the populist passions energizing grassroots voters.
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Yet Mr. Bowie's quintessential elegance — the seamless way he merged unruly passions and ideas with coolheaded calculation — couldn't be reproduced.
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As a polarizing figure, Trump magnifies the passions of those who would use him as an excuse to act out.
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Pursue your solo passions, and you'll revive the sparks with your soulmate — or attract one who shares your latest fascinations.
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Still, Phan credits her real-life struggles for helping to push her toward pursuing her passions and achieving her dreams.
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We've been successful following our passions, because we've led and a lot of people have followed— both brewers and drinkers.
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Celibate by principle—they peopled their ranks with orphans and adoptees—they channelled their passions into religion, handicrafts, and music.
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Almost anyone who's been cubicle-bound has fantasized about running away, leaving the corporate world behind and pursuing their passions.
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Do you have any advice to give other women who are working towards their passions, while under Trump's status quo?
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"We like to say we're a platform for groups like Figment to share their passions with the public," she said.
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Now, the majority of that collection is being given to a pair of organizations that share some of her passions.
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Wondrously weird and a skosh too long, "Good Manners" is a dark Brazilian fable of animalistic passions and social isolation.
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Starting a business is also a chance for older entrepreneurs to go all-out and pursue their passions and interests.
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Last month he talked about his personal passions and plans in a conversation that has been edited and excerpted below.
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But we never want to underestimate the emotional relationships people develop with wine, and the passions that great wines inspire.
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Passions broke out in full force during the second movement, until the stately middle section, played here with uncommon breadth.
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Later in life, Schütz — who died in 1672, at 87 years old — composed three passions that anticipated those of Bach.
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The negative passions — grief, self-loathing, shame, regret — are as much a human right as universal health care, or food.
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He unspooled himself at the pace of the game, telling me about his passions and dreaming aloud about our future.
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As for me, I'm just now embracing my passions and following them, something most people do when they're much younger.
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For the young billionaire, who once worked in investment banking, art and culture lie at the heart of his passions.
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As a small business owner, Patrom's two passions — education and providing product — made expanding to the space next door easy.
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As the deadline approached for citizens to mail in their ballots, passions were inflamed by heartfelt pleas and vitriolic attacks.
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This is because the Asian-American community is diverse in so many ways, including in its political beliefs and passions.
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And people whose passions make noise — like snowmobilers and motorcyclists — say they, too, have the right to enjoy the wilderness.
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Garfield and Felix are not trend-chasing hacks but, rather, skilled chefs who have found the intersection of their passions.
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Passions around Brexit are heated across the United Kingdom, but nowhere are the stakes potentially higher than in Northern Ireland.
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Most generations ease up on the passions and assumptions that drove their youth — it's a natural part of growing up.
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Indulging your passions is a great way to escape stress and to open your mind to new ways of thinking.
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A look around the classrooms confirmed that for some children the ability to follow their own passions reaped rich dividends.
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"We will be more drawn to making relationships and projects work while we reassess our incentives and passions," Stardust says.
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Over the last decade, he's worked a few different "second-act retirement jobs" fueled by his own interests and passions.
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Video of one episode, filmed during disruptive action by the Extinction Rebellion group, illustrated the inflamed passions on both sides.
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Although other issues arouse strong passions at Westminster, none matches those stirred up by the relationship between Britain and Europe.
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The Framers of our Constitution created a governmental structure that controls democratic passions in order to facilitate negotiated policy outcomes.
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Can you talk a little bit about how you discovered your passions and what it was like to transition paths?
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Instead of asking what new infrastructure we need to build, why don't we look at what passions we can unlock?
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He is sweet, generous, owns a stable business, has multiple hobbies/passions, and is very honest with me about everything.
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He would sometimes sing the Evangelist roles in Bach's St. Matthew and St. John passions as he led the performances.
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Many early retirees, on the other hand, have told Business Insider early retirement helped them cultivate and discover new passions.
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Critics accused Mr. Erdogan of deliberately rekindling violence in Kurdish areas to stir nationalist passions and reverse his flagging fortunes.
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The current crop of letters, some coming from members of Congress and state attorneys general, reveals the passions this inflames.
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This situation increased political passions to the point that Tim Parlatore, Gallagher's lead attorney, and his family received death threats.
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Reconnecting with an experience that was incredibly moving, yet perfectly ordinary can give them insight into their values and passions.
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However, maintaining this harmony is an art form, because even passions can burn people out, Nadella told NowThis in May.
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I witness the emotions and passions of their residents every day, and I believe they are what elected Trump president.
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American politicians stir passions in Canada, too — and Trudeau's Liberals worked hard to pull U.S. politics into their campaign narrative.
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The passions that drive "Maya Dardel," written and directed by Magdalena Zyzak and Zachary Cotler, are more literary than cinematic.
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The question has the makings of a parlor game that could occupy the passions of anti-Trump Americans for months.
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But the priorities and passions that gave it shape are still very much alive and at work within Republican ranks.
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Over the years, as very creative and visual person, photography, cinematography, and filmmaking were kind of what my passions were.
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Black Mountain wasn't a singular thing, but rather a kaleidoscopic, multidisciplined, deep dive into the passions of those around you.
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It's a film about Black, female entrepreneurs and the ways we turn our passions into profitable businesses despite the obvious hardships.
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Still smitten with his future wife, Carter returned to the Navy, where he coined the acronym "ILYTG" to express his passions.
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Leaders will be far more successful if they protect people from things that neither encourage their passions nor enhance their abilities.
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Before I knew it, our passions had taken over, and a cute emoji exchange had graduated to steamy AI/human sexting.
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Given the passions ignited (somewhat literally, given all that dragon fire) by the penultimate chapter, the finale couldn't possibly please everyone.
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That's enough for him to live comfortably, and the flexible schedule means he can pursue personal passions, such as art classes.
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Branson is involved in a slew of socially conscious causes, including deep concerns over climate change ... one of President Obama's passions.
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But I know I may not represent the typical view, based on my love of reporting and my girl empowerment passions.
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It's important to work with a financial professional who will take the time to understand their clients' goals, passions and concerns.
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I went home, pursued my passions for skiing and cycling, climbed Mount Everest, built my dream house and enjoyed my freedom.
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She taught me that a parent should foster their children's creativity and individuality and encourage their passions, not just their successes.
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Try to tap into their passions: have they mentioned a beloved author or book, or a favourite TV show or meal?
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The DUP's twin passions are taking Britain out of the EU and keeping Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's leader, out of Downing Street.
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On December 31, Mars will move into fiery, go-getter Aries, reigniting our passions and dismantling that tricky square with Jupiter.
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