And be passionate and persistent about what you believe in.
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"You have to be passionate about cooking," he said recently.
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Both were, and continue to be, passionate supporters of Atatürk.
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Be passionate, be proud, be humble & be you … Love u bust.
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If you can control your controlling side, today will be passionate!
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We need to rally around and be passionate about these issues.
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"To play at this level, you have to be passionate," she said.
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He's going to be passionate about it because it's his own baby.
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It might seem odd to be passionate about 80-year-old shoes.
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It's very, very rare for someone to be 'passionate' about custom watches.
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You don't have to be passionate about geometry to enjoy Pi Day, though.
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I want them to be passionate about what they love, just like me.
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He became a registered Democrat and grew to be passionate about infrastructure spending.
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The early Obama-ites know what it's like to be passionate and underdogs.
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There is a way to be passionate as a chef without damaging yourself.
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To work for Lightyear, candidates must be passionate about delivering clean, sustainable mobility.
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Come go with me and talk about it and be passionate about it.
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Passion is necessary in the workplace, and it's hard to be passionate about unknowns.
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Talis is looking for entrepreneurs (and ideas) that we can genuinely be passionate about.
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Blazak, the Oregon criminology professor, said Portlanders are known to be passionate about politics.
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"We've been taught not to be afraid to be passionate, focused dweebs," Ingall writes.
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""We are not allowed to have emotions, we are not allowed to be passionate.
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We are right to be passionate about it, though I cannot condone souvlaki boxing.
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The company says that the ideal candidate should be passionate, outgoing and social media savvy.
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After all, if you're a novice at everything, it's hard to be passionate about anything.
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Get involved with your community, be a leader, set an example, be passionate, be courageous.
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"You need the right background, to understand what you're doing, to be passionate, hungry, resourceful."
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Speaking of the conservation movement, you make the case that hunters can be passionate environmentalists.
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A few people, like a girl at Elliott's lunch table, will be passionate about issues.
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To become more confident you must be passionate in your pursuit of a greater future.
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Finding something that you could potentially be passionate about is just the first step of many.
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In my opinion, that really demands you to be passionate and in love with your business.
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"You've got to be passionate, you've got to work at it, but it can happen," Mendez said.
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" My advice: "Be passionate about what you know and get your knowledge out there, however you can.
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I always wanted to be passionate about something, but I never found it until I found boxing.
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Some, in an echo of the 1960s slogan, "make love, not war", require applicants to be passionate.
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Go with your gut, not with your head or heart and be passionate and tireless, she said.
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"You need the right background, to understand what you're doing, to be passionate, hungry, resourceful," he said.
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But there are a lot of other (intersecting) social issues I wanted him to be passionate about.
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Candidates should be passionate about finding new, creative ways of storytelling, and be very knowledgeable about current affairs.
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My mom is extraordinarily passionate about enjoying life, and has taught me to be passionate in the same way.
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Step 1: Be passionate A good starting point is to be entirely obsessed with TechCrunch, like stalker-status obsessed.
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For example, I will always be passionate about children and youth and the opportunities they have, specifically for education.
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But it's okay to be passionate about something, and speak up against something if you don't agree with it.
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For starters, you'll need to be passionate about providing quality food and be able to work well under pressure.
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"I didn't know how to translate my people skills into a career I would be passionate about," he explains.
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Bret: I know we're all supposed to be passionate about it, one way or another, but I'm reserving judgment.
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The league is something which can hopefully inspire people, something which people can be passionate about, follow and enjoy.
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You can be passionate in your views, but you've got to remember that you have got to work with folks.
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If you don't know what your passion is, find an industry you could be passionate about and work in it.
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A student of Auden and Roethke at Bennington College, she taught us how to write and be passionate about poetry.
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The shoot took four weeks to organize, but "I love to have a project I can be passionate about," says Sargent.
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"He touched the lives of so many people and his important message of conservation is something everyone can be passionate about."
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Reddit's users tend to be passionate about fighting what they see as censorship — and this new blocking feature is no different.
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Finally, the Moon challenges warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 11:35 PM, and the vibe will be passionate, impatient, and fierce.
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"At the end of the day it's important to get inspired, be creative and be passionate about what you love," he says.
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Like, we're not allowed to have certain opinions or even be passionate about something, or they'll be like, 'God, she's really difficult.
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One can be passionate about one's cause, and fight for it, without contributing to political paralysis that risks making our country ungovernable.
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Like, we're not allowed to have certain opinions or even be passionate about something, or they ll be like, 'God, she's really difficult.
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Candidates should have a love of podcasting, be passionate about finding new, creative ways of storytelling and be very knowledgeable about current affairs.
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It ignores the reality that a person can be passionate, persistent, and hard-working and also find fulfillment in other aspects of life.
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As long as I am not repeating myself in terms of aesthetics, I am sure I will be passionate about what I'm doing.
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I had no skills other than crying on cue and doing foreign accents and didn't know what I could ever be passionate about.
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As Jackson ably shows, his family may have been hyper-conservative and Catholic, but they did not appear to be passionate anti-Dreyfusards.
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But by offering me ownership in the company and some creative say, it gives me an opportunity to be passionate about what I'm promoting.
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Would I still be passionate about music if it hadn't been played to me on a stupidly expensive hi-fi from a young age?
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By backtracking on climate change, an issue about which he professes to be passionate, he showed himself willing to jettison even his dearest policies.
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I know menstruation is not the most common thing to be passionate about, but my passion for periods comes from a very personal place.
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It might not be passionate, but it is respectful, which is a nice counterpoint to how other men in her life have treated her.
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And it is something he will be "passionate" about and work for the "rest of his life," his spokesman said at Kensington Palace on Monday.
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It's not reasonable to expect every John and Jane Smith to be passionate about environmental advocacy or dedicate their lives to finding clean energy solutions.
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To increase your influence, you need to freely share your skills and insights, and you must be passionate in your pursuit of a greater future.
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Because this what they claim to be passionate about: Health through food, food as fuel, nutrition as a key ingredient to physical and mental success.
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And we learned it from our parents who used to be passionate about social causes until they adopted the "Fuck you, I got mine" attitude.
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Say hello to tennis populism as we now know it — fist pumps, hip thrusts, our expectation of players that they now be passionate, expressive, interactive.
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I think the pressure to be passionate about your work above all else is so draining — it should be fine if your job is good enough.
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Those who claimed to be passionate about politics and issues, regardless of affiliation, reported better sex, with 13% more orgasms; 32% claim to experience multiple orgasms.
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While family farmers are facing more challenges than ever, we continue to be passionate about our responsibility to be good stewards of water, land and environment.
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Cock your head to the right angle and his rage can – and often, has – be written off as quintessentially Roman, unafraid to be passionate and fiery.
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To actually be a role model and to always have something to say, to become the voice of that, you have to be passionate about it.
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Is Jane Eyre going to be morally correct but cold, like St. John Rivers, or is she going to be passionate and wild, like Mr. Rochester?
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Speight said the convention goers are neither geeks or nerds, but often professionals, like physicists and first responders, who just happen to be passionate about their fandom.
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Calling people "crazy" both devalues the experiences of people who live with mental illness and attributes mental illness to people who might just be passionate or unusual.
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He can listen to whatever music he likes, he can like whatever color he wants and we let him be passionate about whatever his little heart desires.
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HER AVOCADO TATIt's difficult not to be passionate about guacamole, but Cyrus takes this love to a whole new love: With an avocado tattoo on her upper arm.
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Keene doesn't seem to think Bob did, he's too depressed, but his girlfriend, Elizabeth (Madison Davenport) continues to be passionate about his innocence enough for both of them.
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While the money is good, you have to be passionate about the service industry to enjoy working there Ultimately, working at The Cheesecake Factory was not for me.
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I shooed her off repeatedly, arguing that I&aposd never be passionate about office buildings and I didn&apost have a burning desire to be a home realtor.
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Hopefully you've already chosen a field you can be passionate about — something with a good track record of success in the marketplace where you can actually make a living.
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Cooks will always be passionate about the food that they cook, unlike some servers who you can tell are just working as a waiter because it's their day job.
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"The yoni is the wellspring of our creative energy," de Vos says, adding that this can refer to sexual, procreative energy, or really anything you happen to be passionate about.
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"If you are genuine, honest and, most important, unique in employment branding efforts, you will attract like-minded people who will be passionate about the employment you provide," Kimmich said.
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"I wrote this song to remind myself that I can stand up for myself and be passionate about things and have an opinion – and that it's not wrong," Miller adds.
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One gets the sense that rising photographer Deas would still be passionate about his photos if Instagram never existed, and, likewise, that Slevin would still have an eye for entrepreneurship.
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And it's in these moments that you can detect that molten layer, the one that isn't just about a bloodless electability argument, that drives voters to be passionate about their candidate.
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It's most often inextricably linked with ordeals and arduous tests, showing us that it's almost impossible to be passionate about a quest without having to struggle on our journey toward it.
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Now I just want to be passionate about my interaction with creating new sounds, so I've been inspired with just going wild with finding a bunch of stuff on the internet.
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"Of course there will be passionate tones (during the campaign), there always have been and there will be, but it is important that everything goes in a democratic manner," Vucic said.
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It's venerable, understandable, to be passionate about something that you care about—to work on it too much, to spend time thinking about it, to care about its future success or failure.
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So, when I thought about how I could honor the Obamas in my own small way, my mind jumped to food, a subject that the family is known to be passionate about.
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You have to understand the person to know what he does, and if the team wouldn't accept his personality and he can't be passionate about his game, he wouldn't be as good.
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"I can't speak for Fox but what I would read into James' acceptance of the role is that he and they continue to be passionate supporters for Sky's ongoing success," he told reporters.
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" Asked about Ms. Peoples Wagner, Ms. Wintour wrote in an email: "Who better to inspire a whole new generation of Teen Vogue readers to be passionate and proactive about their world than Lindsay?
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Justin wanted me involved on the middle-grade editions because he knew I'd be passionate about them but could also offer S&S a fresh style that hadn't been on the covers before.
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But I knew that this is just the beginning of my career, so the statements that I want to make film-wise all have to be ... I've got to be passionate about them.
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And then you'll need to be passionate — and focused — in order to complete the program on your own (it's designed to be done outside of your day job or current college work load).
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Employers said they would hire the people Pinderhughes suggested, but "the answer was consistently, 'They need to understand what we do, they need to be passionate about the mission of our work,'" she recalled.
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Mm-hmm And they have to be passionate that the technology that they come in to work every day to go build is being used in ways that are aligned to their purpose now.
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Teaching teenagers to be passionate about growing spinach may sound like an uphill battle, but rather than lecturing young people, AFC strives to listen to them, build them up, and hand them the reins.
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Sure, it's okay to want a relationship to be passionate and exciting, but constantly arguing and failing to end up on the same page or ever have a productive conversation are serious red flags.
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I feel like this is a second wave of women's liberation, feeling empowered to be yourself, speak your mind, be passionate about the things you believe in and stand up for what you believe in.
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An engineer who joined Luxottica in 703, Vian told Reuters last week he and Del Vecchio shared the same vision on production - the side of the business the billionaire is known to be passionate about.
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"I felt like ... I was on to something, and it was something i'd be passionate about, even though it was in the accounting space," he said about coming up with the idea for FloQast in 2012.
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Many of the majors with lower-than-average pay are in education, and teachers tend to be passionate about helping their students grow and learn, although there is a growing push for higher salaries among teachers.
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The job listing further explains that even though applicants do not need to be in college, they but must be passionate about catching Z's, and ready to "start snoozing" in the Houston area beginning August 15.
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If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, you need to be passionate, focused on the business' core values, and have your own niche in today's market, a leading U.K. entrepreneur tells CNBC's "Pop Up Start Up".
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" Another insider shared with PEOPLE that Pitt has been spending "many days and even nights working on a sculpture" and how "people close to him are happy that he has found something new to be passionate about.
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I may share the passion with these sneaker heads that some shoes are just simply awesome, but I have absolutely no desire to be passionate about a hobby that is based off the wasting of valuable resources.
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In addition, you're going to need to know our business inside and out, so be passionate and imaginative about how customers can get from Point A to Point B. And, be sure to listen more than talk.
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I believe it is great to be passionate about your ideas and feelings but I feel it is more important to remember that we are all Americans and we are all human beings before we are left or right.
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But before the last bell of the day could ring, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School -- whose motto tells students to "be positive, be passionate" -- would be the scene of one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern US history.
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I think this is where you have to listen to the pulse of the organization and where it's definitely not a space for unilateral decisions, but I think employees have to be passionate about the company that they work for.
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Not only is it hard to pick one career trajectory to be passionate about, but with the pace of technology changing so rapidly, it's also impossible to know what options will be available to you at the end of your career.
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Senators need not be passionate or particularly interested in every political issue, but it's striking that he's so dismissive toward one of the most feasible ways that Democrats could chip away at the GOP's current structural advantage in the Senate.
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" The subject of this impeachment inquiry seems instead to be following the legal counsel of that legendary pizazz lover, Billy Flynn of the musical "Chicago": "Give 'em an act with lots of flash in it/And the reaction will be passionate.
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They might work hard and put in long hours and truly be passionate about what they do, but there is no way they know the struggle of a normal twentysomething trying to grow professionally in hopes of one day being the boss.
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To distract herself from spitting on Tristan or worse, Kim takes a few of her high school besties (she's really milking this high school reunion moment) to see Cher, and Kourtney heads to D.C. to prove that she can be passionate — about politics.
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If we could only ever use one word to describe you, Scorpio, it would be passionate... or maybe intense, or calculating... but anyway, the Moon enters Aries today, giving you all the energy you need to accomplish an important project or goal.
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"I was told, 'We need her to be tenacious, we need her to be passionate, we need her to be driven, and we need her to be smart and dumb and weird,' and all of these things that make her appealing to audiences," she said.
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For a global advertising and marketing agency like Ogilvy & Mather, it wouldn't be unheard of for each employee to be passionate about the marketing space; yet when it comes to the company's worldwide CEO, there are a few more qualities he has in mind.
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The newfound diversity of the city's after-dark scene affords TGAF a certain amount of freedom—to start a DJ collective nearly by accident, be passionate about both top 40 hits and obscure producers, and focus on the music they make instead of the pronouns they use.
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I found the long act to be one of the most graphically loving sex scenes I have ever witnessed; the women seemed to me to be passionate in each other's embrace, this last scene representing a true fulfillment of the hunger and thirst that Julie had imposed upon herself.
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" It also asks if respondents agree or disagree that candidates should support a border wall, the repeal of Obamacare, cutting government waste, gun rights, fair trade, "an America First foreign policy," and religious liberties, and "be passionate and prove he or she is willing to fight for our agenda.
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Alexis Grogan, a 143-year-old sophomore, planned to wear a Stoneman Douglas color — maroon — on the first day back to class Wednesday, plus sneakers that say "MSD Strong, be positive, be passionate, be proud to be an eagle" and "2/14/18" in honor of those who died.
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He possesses a boundless enthusiasm—evident in the way he uses G-rated swears like "gosh" and "heck" to intensify the "unreal"-ness of an activity—that makes me wish I could recapture that pre-cynical YA worldview wherein it's possible to be passionate about things like ziplining.
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She most recently starred in the 2017 Lifetime film, Mommy, I Didn't Do It. On her Instagram account, she appears to be passionate about politics, sharing a photo of herself at an American Enterprise Institute event in 2016, while in another she shared a photo of her "I Voted" sticker on November 2016.
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The streaker is suspected to be model Kinsey Wolanski, who's dating Vitaly Zdorovetskiy -- a guy who set up a Russian porn site that the two of 'em must really be passionate about ... 'cause she ran out onto the pitch in the first half in a skimpy one-piece with his site plastered in front.
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It&aposs insulting to the people who were murdered in the holocaust, and it&aposs insulting, too, to those of us who believe that politics is something about which you can be passionate, but you shouldn&apost be stupid, and some of these people have just become stupid in pulling out analogies that are beyond the pale.
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"We live in a world where everything is just the same –everyone has an iPhone, Netflix, Nike sneakers, an H&M sweatshirt—and that makes it even harder for us to find an identity, to find things to be passionate about and that make us feel proud to be Mexican, to be Latin American," Raúl explains.
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" As far as job requirements go, they're pretty broad; the ideal candidate is expected to be knowledgeable, as in, "You'll know a Margherita from a Marinara"; a be a good communicator who can offer smart feedback for the company's chef; to have a "cultured palate," whatever that means; and to be passionate "about all things pizza.
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"On behalf of Julie, Lucy, John, Nancy, Jennifer and Andrew, along with his extended family and multitude of friends, we ask that you celebrate Pete and the hope that he has given to so many by following his daily affirmation: Be passionate, be genuine, be hardworking and don't ever be afraid to be great," the family said.
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When the planets of war, Mars and Pluto, work together harmoniously, the energy can be passionate, productive, and hugely confident—it's a great time to do something you thought you might not be brave enough to do, and for you, dear Pisces, this Mars/Pluto connection will especially bring you and your community together to put some brilliant ideas to work.
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